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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1929

Page

3

Dillon Local Notes Highlights from Weekend Visitors

T J O Connor from Salmon and Lon Anderson from Lima were among weekend visitors in Dillon. Armstead visitors Dellar Gordon and Mr and Mrs Enoch Young from Melrose also appeared in town. Other locals include Ann Galahan Twin Bridges Cole Beamish Divide and Peter Anderson Ennis. Two street lamps at Montana and Glendale were smashed over the weekend. Mrs Carl Hartwig returned from Butte illness. The Dunn family from Nicholia visited then returned home.

Montana Glendale

Add Life to Your Years and Years to Your Life Ad

John R. Gordon of Danville Illinois reports relief from fatigue urinary issues after using Foley Pills diuretic. He says a few doses improved sleep and strength and nightly rest. Advertises are for sale by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.

John R. Gordon Danville Geo. M. Gosman Potts Adv

Dillon Social Roundup Moves Across Town

Mrs J W Scott of Armstead visited in Dillon last weekend. ELH Harvey, a visitor from Wise River, appeared earlier in the week. George Schimmel, the Butte salesman, spent Tuesday in Dillon. Joe Vazanko, Pure Food store manager, is recovering from a severe cold at home. Mr and Mrs H Dillette and son and Mrs Frank P Birrer were visitors from Blaine on Monday. Chancellor M A Brannon of Helena was in Dillon on Montana State Normal college business. Rev W L Wilenius, Dillon Lutheran pastor, left Sunday for Minnesota for several weeks. Rev H N Tragitt left Tuesday for Helena for diocesan executive council. Mrs George Melton, Monte Melton and Warren Stone Jr. motored to Butte Sunday. James Dodd accompanied home. Fred Huber left for California to visit over holidays. Mrs Huber will join later. Mrs Huber, visiting the east, will join him later. Mrs Conner, away in Missouri last year, returned to Dillon to divide time between the city and Reichle ranch. Mr and Mrs Roy Herndon entertained twelve guests Saturday night on South Washington Street.

Campaigners Unite for Religious Meeting in Acton

During the election campaign in Acton England the three rival candidates joined a church service one presiding another reading the lesson and a third speaking on the text Silver and gold have I none but such as I have I give unto thee Such a joint event surprised voters and drew local attention.

Acton England

Appearances Count A Man's Fortune and Address

A quotation from Lord Chesterfield notes that a man's fortune often hinges on his first address. Pleasant addresses lead others to judge merit, while ungraceful ones cause instant unfavorable verdicts.

Lord Chesterfield

Youngest President Hutchins Installed at Chicago

The ceremony marked the installation of Robert Maynard Hutchins as President of the University of Chicago. Hutchins, aged thirty, appeared at the ceremony as the new head of the university.

Robert Maynard Hutchins University of Chicago

New York Paris fashion hint on a new gown era

The article notes a shift to straight silhouettes over flared skirts with gowns shaping to the figure. It describes a nut brown wine red velvet evening gown worn by a trans Atlantic passenger, featuring a deep V neckline, long sleeves, sable trim, and a long trailing skirt with back panels. An accompanying matching baby bonnet style cap completes the look.

Lelong

Survey Finds Petty Larceny Top Prison Offense

A juvenile court official survey of inmates across many penitentiaries found petty larceny to be the leading first offense among the prisoners examined.

Crowded Old Peru centensive on ancient burial food

A fragmented passage notes crowded labor in ancient Peru with emphasis on agriculture and burial. Peons faced food scarcity concerns as they prepared for the living and the dead amid soil use.

Peru

Mrs Byrd Warns Dick Over Radio From Richmond

Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd, mother of Commander Richard Byrd, spoke to her son over the radio from the executive mansion in Richmond Virginia where her other son Harry Byrd serves as governor. She cautioned the explorer aviator to be careful.

Richard Evelyn Byrd Richard Byrd Outh Pole Richmond Harry Byrd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dillon J. O’connor Salmon Elmer Gordon Armstead Enoch Young Melrose Lon Anderson Lima Dellar Gordon Ann.Galahan Twin Bridges Cole Beamish Andrus Sunday Divide Peter Anderson Ennis The City George D. Selway R. D. Marchesseau Grasshopper Carl Hartwig Butte William Dunn Nicholia J. W Scott of Elh Harvey Wise River George Schimmel Joe Vazanko Pure Food Store H. Dillette Frank P. Birrer Blaine M. A. Brannon Helena Montana State Normal College W. L. Wilenius Lutheran Church of Minnesota H. N. Tragitt Executive Council Diocese of George Melton Monte Melton Warren Stone, Jr James Dodd Fred Huber California Mrs. Huber East Europe Roy Herndon South Washington Street BY TeRry Gilkison Pinky Pinay F Willie Paris Basi Old Hupmobile J.W. Walters Garage North Montana St Asfulefise Byry Graham Bonner Western Newspaper Union Mee Jane Grey Syme Wills Anna Porter Johnson Joe Foley S Sidney EL Dickinson
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