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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
4
A fragmented notice names a foreign advertising representative and the American St Prer entity amid unclear OCR text. The readable bits suggest a business or professional listing with possible references to an advertising role and a company name.
Classified line notes mail transmission note for Dillon post office service. Mentions telephone contact 66 and indicates second class mail matter status for delivery.
The article reports tight weekend games where Lima beat the M W A in overtime 34 31 and Butte Exchange club won 31 19. Dillon players Burrell Contway Williams Gordon and others featured in close contests at Lima and Dillon High gym.
In a tense clash the Idaho Bulldogs led 42 to 19 at halftime before the Normal quint rallied to 26 23 by final whistle. Taylor scored 10 points and another 5 came from Sand, as Normal pressed early but failed to convert in the second period. Lineups listed with Idaho and Normal players. two games slated this weekend include Beavers vs Manhattan and a return bout with Butte High, while the Bulldogs Cubs game Friday was canceled.
The program lists participants including Misses Dorothy Verge Tan Burks Lenore Thompson Marie Nelson Mary Mullins Nina Smith Helen May Smith Grace Goodman and Messrs Dale Metlen Dr R D Curry Melvin Smith Paul Brams man Howard Morse Larry Price Dick Donaldson with Rotary club members at weekly Dillon meetings noted as providing good ap petites while the program awaits approval.
St James Guild will be entertained Thursday Feb 16 by Mrs W D Tovey and Mrs Walter Grimes at the Guild hall. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon Feb 16 at 2 30 at the church with hostesses Mrs Lillis Selway Mrs Julia Selway and Mrs D V Erwin. Miss Jeanne Covall celebrated her ninth birthday last Sunday at the Country Inn with 14 young friends, Valentine decorations and refreshments. Lowell Smith hosted a stag dinner Tuesday at the Country Inn for Mr Moore McKinley of Seattle with guests Melvin Smith W W Hawkins Terry Browning D A Galt T E Gilbert Albert Baker Tom Sillers Ike Rife Jr Orrin Babb George Melton Ed Roe and the host and guest of honor.
Mr and Mrs W E Roberts Mr and Mrs H M Miller and Mr and Mrs George Lennox entertained last Monday evening with a sumptuous dinner at the Country Inn where six guests were present. Following the well appointed dinner pinochle was the diversion of the evening.
The Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church surprised Mrs. Annie Uber at her son William Gordon's home last Thursday evening for her birthday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gordon. Invitations for a reception were issued by Mrs. Justin E. Morse Mrs. Harold H. Hanson and Mrs. Eugene L. Poindexter for Saturday Feb 11 at Mrs. Morse's South Idaho street home as the first of a week of parties.
Mrs. Frank P Bell hosted a birthday dinner last Saturday at her Val entine decorated ranch home north of the city. After a well appointed dinner guests played pinochle with Miss Eleanor Selway and Mr Keenan winning high prizes and Mrs Quackenbush and Mr Lennox the low. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Keenan Mr and Mrs R S Quackenbush Mr and Mrs Ned Saunders Mr and Mrs O J Christiansen Mr and Mrs John Tessier Mr and Mrs George Lenox Mrs Christine Albers Mrs Lillis Selway Miss Eleanor Selway Miss Estelle Lennox and John Albers.
A distressed sleeper recalls a nighttime cough that kept him awake until Beley's Honey and Tar Compound provided quick relief. The product is praised as wonderfully soothing for both adults and children, with claims of helping neighbors and sailors at Snug Harbor, New York.
S. S. Patterson, Dillon's veteran iceman, reports a bountiful harvest season, one of his best ever, as locals gear up for hot summer heat and pavement sizzling days ahead.
Bessie Wilcox of Lima was fined $25 by Judge Pete Hansen after a Tuesday hearing. She refused to pay and was jailed in Dillon to serve the fine. The item ends with unrelated syndicated and editorial remarks.
Miss Murial Roe became bride of Moore McKinley of Seattle in a noon ceremony at the Roe home Bedrock. Rev T W Bennett of Missoula officiated. The couple planned a Seattle residence after a honeymoon, with Miss Murial a Beaverhead native and University of Washington graduate.
The Cub Scouts will meet Friday evening February 17 at 7 o'clock at the Methodist church.
The Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday afternoon February 14 at the home of Mrs. M A Walker on South Idaho street.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire department held its regular meeting Tuesday night and enjoyed a Dutch lunch. D. W. Paddock Lee Hoerning and William Angove were named a committee to direct the Washington's birthday dance on February 22.
The San Francisco Chronicle quotes a prime optimist of the year, a statistician, claiming one American in five can drive a car. The remark reflects a bold confidence in drivers amid a broader discussion of skill and public behavior.
The First Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Morning Worship at 11 00 a m with evening revival services at 8 00 p m nightly this week The pastor is assisted by Rev H R Norwood Services at the regular hours on Sunday morning and evening.
Theological notes show Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 Sermon topic Christian Comfort Epworth League at 6 30 Thelma Hazelmire to lead The 7 30 evening service marks Boy Scout night inviting all interested in Boy Scouts work to attend.
Noel M. Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs M C Jackson, recently joined Alpha Kappa Psi at the University of Utah. He also belongs to Sigma Nu Fraternity, a national social group. His Big Hole friends extend congratulations.
Joe Butala arrived in the city Tuesday from St. Helena California on one of his regular business trips to this city.
For sale pure bred rose comb Rhode Island Reds roosters and eggs for setting. Advertiser C. M. Hansen at 436 North Washington Street phone 338 W.
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