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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
4
Advertisement rates for the American Press Association in advance are listed. The notice appears in a Dillon postoffice issue as a second class mail matter.
Hartwig theatre offers scrip books at 2.50 for 3 dollars in admissions saving 50 cents. Box office sales are available and promoted as ideal Christmas gifts. Nelson P T A plans a Dec 17 meeting at Maynard Miller home to bake and pack popcorn. Nelson school invites community to a Dec 19 Christmas tree program with cards and dancing after.
The Fortnightly Dancing Club hosts the last dance of the first series next Wednesday evening December 17 at St James guild hall. It is a Christmas party with favors and novelties planned to make it a standout social event of the season.
An American Legion Auxiliary meeting drew a large attendance Monday night. After the session the rehabilitation committee led by Mrs. Luther Smith and aided by Mrs. J. R. Deputy and others provided a Christmas themed program with songs, games and refreshments.
Local players gathered Monday evening at St James rectory to organize a chess club. A second meeting is planned there next Monday at 1 30 and all interested players are invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Warren Selner will host their Supper club on Sunday evening December 14. The meeting slated for last Sunday was postponed a week due to the Elks memorial services.
Miss Carolyn White will preside at a Friday luncheon at the Hanson grill. The event is set for the Friday afternoon session and invites hobnob attendees to join.
Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. L. Poindexter to conduct its regularly scheduled gathering and activities.
Rev Thomas J Simons announces Stewardship Sunday at the morning service as the church presents mankind’s relation to God. The church school teaches children their duties to God. Preparations for Christmas continue and an evening stereopticon lecture titled Persia the Open Door of Islam will be shown.
The Sunday school will meet for rehearsal of the Christmas program at 10 oclock. All members are urged to be present and parents are invited to send children for practice.
The American Bankers Association Economic Policy Commission analyzes proposed Senate bills to raise Federal Reserve dividend rates. It compares Fletcher and Glass plans, showing limited gains for member banks and potential franchise tax effects, with pooled or district distributions yielding modest extra dividends. A concrete example notes a $60 yearly gain for a $6,000 stock per 1 percent dividend increase. Beaverhead Red Cross to hold annual meeting December 19 1980 in Dillon Court House.
Divine services are set for 11 o clock with a church business meeting to follow. The Luther League presents a Christmas program at 5 o clock featuring a tree gifts music and games. Confirmation class gathers Wednesday at 4 o clock at the pastor home in the Phillips apartments.
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a dependable cough remedy that quickly stops persistent coughs, coats the throat, clears phlegm, and is sedative without opiates. It targets elderly persons and emphasizes family size and thrift value. Sold everywhere with generic “Ask for genuine Foley's.”
The Gargoyles drama club will stage the three act comedy Skidding at the college Friday night. Autonia Rouverol wrote the play which won the Drama League prize and topped Pasadena box office before Broadway run. Cast features Elizabeth Hopkins, Leo Musberger, Alberta Shepard, William Anderson, Albert Comer, Barbara Tower, John Vanderark, Anna Mautz, Almer Helversson, Lucille Scallon.
The Little Symphony makes its first public appearance Friday at the Normal College auditorium. The Gargoyle three act comedy Skidding is on the program, performed by a Dillone musicians group directed by Miss Frances Robinson, violin instructor at the Normal college.
Printed or engraved gifts are in stock at the Tribune Book Store and ready for holiday orders. Get ahead for Christmas with available selections and quick service.
The Dillon community PTA sponsored a Fathers and Sons gathering at the training school last evening. Superintendent Charles Henry gave an opening address urging closeness and understanding between fathers and sons. John T. Orr chaired arrangements as Rev. OH. N. Tragitt led gym games followed by community singing and refreshments. a large turnout attended.
Walter L. Pope attorney seeks bids on 1/20 undivided in Dillon Lots 5 11 and 9 6 Original Townsite with 1/40 in patented mining claims in Bannock Polaris Elkhorn Blue Wing districts and 1/40 in four more mining claims. Sale cash with 10 percent deposit due at sale. bids in writing after first publication through sale. Dated December 9 1930. A B Jacobs guardian. Also notes Beaverhead County Sheriff notice of other parcel sale with cash terms.
Notice of private sale of guardianship estates for Arley Randolph Jacobs and Marjorie Jacobs in Missoula Montana. Sale subject to court confirmation and to be held privately at 2 o clock PM on January 2 1931 or after.
Chris Snyder is identified as the executor of Maggie Courtney’s last will and testament in a legal filing naming the deceased as the plaintiff. The document indicates probate action seeking enforcement of the will and related estate matters.
Sheriff sale notice for Vermont Loan and Trust Company vs Ward K Richardson Vera A Richardson Grace T Gillon Charles J Gillon and Mike Boka. Sale set for December 27 1930 at 2 15 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead Montana to transfer all right title and interest in described real estate.
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