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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
4
A brief notice states a foreign advertising representative joins the American Press Association. The item highlights the new role and the agency's ongoing expansion in international media markets.
Notice indicates mail matter entered at the Dillon Post Office for transmission as second class mail. Text reads as a formal postal imprint with no clear event or named individuals beyond the office location Dillon.
A groundhog emerges from hibernation to participate in late rehearsals for the Legion vaudeville, potentially filling in for a member of the act as the annual appearance continues.
The passage describes Manager Paddock failing to reveal his true exit at the last moment as he retreats to his underground home. He follows his routine by banking the fire, putting out the cat, winding the clock, and soon falling back to sleep, leaving others hoping for a dramatic departure unrealized.
The total from the rural schools Christmas Seal sale in Beaverhead County is 116.94. Honorable mention goes to Jones Blacktail No I and II Dansie District No 8 and Dewey. Several schools sold $2.00 worth including Gosman Upper and Lower Jackson Red Rock Bristow Grant Brenner Argenta Bannack Nelson Monida Lakeview Nicholia Gibbons East Fox Kirk. Armstead Polaris Riverside Reichle Wise River Dell Drummey Wisdom Lima posted higher totals with Wisom rooms at 10.00 and Lima at 27.44. Buttons valued at 1.00 will be given to Sidney Shafer Thomas Brenner Hannah Malesich Frances Carr Gladys Carr Mary Cornes Vera Fleming and Marie Knox.
The Dillon friends of Miss Inez Irwin and Dr. L G Dunlap learned of their marriage last Saturday morning in Anaconda. The doctor maintains a large Dillon practice and Miss Irwin has long served as his secretary. They honeymoon in Southern California and will be at home in Anaconda after March first.
A historical report notes Greenland is practically blanketed by solid ice more than a thousand feet thick, underscoring the continent's massive glacial profile and climate implications.
Mrs T E Luebben entertained the Needle club Tuesday afternoon at her South Pacific street home. Mrs G T Paul was a guest of the club.
The Northside Country Club will be entertained by Mrs. W G Roberts next Tuesday February 7 at one o clock dinner at her home on South Washington street.
The Dillon Literary club will meet Monday February 6 at 2 30 PM at the public library to discuss the book Beau Geste.
Mrs. L. A. Metzel and Mrs. Etta Metzel of Alder were in the city this week serving as hostesses on Thursday afternoon for the Methodist Aid gathering held at the church parlors.
The Women of Woodcraft held their annual pinochle party Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. It was well attended and reported as a most enjoyable occasion.
Mr and Mrs Harry B Hansen entertained many friends with a pinochle game last Monday evening at their Grandview country home. Four tables were set for cards and the decor was attractive, followed by delightful refreshments.
Mrs W A Graeter and Mrs George P Hughes hosted last Tuesday evening at Mrs Graeter's home. Seated for fourteen the event featured a lovely menu and a pinochle diversion. Mrs Robert Barrett won high score and Mrs W W Hawkins had the low score.
The Ellen May guild will meet Thursday February 9 at 2 o clock with Mrs. R F Albright and Miss Myra Booth at the home of the former 206 South Washington Street Members should meet promptly at 2 for White Cross work for a hospital box to be sent to Siam and bring scissors.
The program committee lists February 11 The Detour by Owen Davis February 25 Enemy of the People by Ibsen March 10 The Escape by Galsworthy March 24 a business meeting April 7 Candida by G B Shaw and April 21 Marco Million.
Miss Mamie Hughes of Idaho Falls and Lionel V. McMeeley of Whitehall wed in Dillon on Monday afternoon by Justice L. P. Phillips. After the ceremony they rode through town in a baggage cart drawn by a two wheeled unit amid tin cans, drawing cheers. The bride, long-time Dillon resident, taught in local schools. the groom is a Whitehall instructor and they will reside there.
Mrs Walter V Grimes and four guests hosted at the Country Inn on Monday evening in pink and white decor honoring Miss Muriel Roe prior to her February 9 marriage to Moore McKinley of Seattle. Pinochle followed dinner with prizes awarded to Mrs Lowell Smith and Mrs E G Free. Attendees included Mesdames Hayden Roe Smith Free Stone and the young women Eleanor Giles Dorothy Rouse Bernice Hirschman Jeanette Watt Anastacia Boger and the hostesses.
The county nurse stresses winter nutrition for children, noting malnutrition affects 15 20 percent of American school kids and is not limited to the poor. It urges nourishing breakfasts, hot school lunches where possible, and practical steps to ensure adequate midday meals for needy students. The month is reported normal with no contagion emergencies.
Dillon fans follow three local teams as Modern Woodman joins Lima Independents then Butte Exchange. Beavers face Butte High and Butte Central after recent wins. Normal Bulldogs suffer losses in Idaho and Utah trips.
A reader from Sailors Snug Harbor N Y reports a distressing cough at night eased rapidly by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The notice promotes soothing effects for both children and adults and credits Geo M Gosman druggist with the product.
The Dillon Rotary Club heard a talk titled What Is Your Name by Reverend R C Shannon at their Wednesday noon meeting in the Andrus hotel. Ralph McFadden chaired the session and the program included club singing and routine business matters.
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