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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
5
An advertisement recalls a man who mistook gas pains for appendicitis and found relief after Adlerika. It claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowel, reducing gas and associated symptoms, and promises quick results from a German doctor’s remedy.
Advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as quick cough relief. Claims to heal inflamed tissues and loosen irritant mucus without drying properties. Emphasizes natural secretions and absence of chloroform and opiates.
Georgia Mae Metlen of Dillon a State University senior becomes eligible for the Montuta Marqguers with Gertrude Hawkes of Great Falls and Taylor Gardner of Missoula to be voted upon at the next dramatic organization meeting. Points earned through plays and production work determine Masquet eligibility. A winter circus in town plans to raise funds for a crippled child, featuring a parade, clowns, and main show acts at the high school gym.
Fire crews fought a stubborn roof fire at Mrs Churchill’s house on Fort Pacific street around 7:80 Wednesday morning. The blaze, likely from a defective flue, damaged the roof and partition and caused several hundred dollars in damage, partly insured. The property is owned by River Mabel Wass ner.
For children four and over nurseries join in Bible based study biographies and literature sources. Programs include handiwork and social skills. Classes meet each Thursday at 3 45 PM at the L D S chapel. All children welcome.
William McGehee was arrested Monday evening by police and charged with disturbance. He is held at the county jail.
Alex Peyre from Dell Tuesday and B Barns of Bannack visited the city Tuesday. The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Michael Lauterbach at her home Thursday afternoon.
Last Saturday evening Justice Georgy Opp united Miss Ana Schumacher of Butte and Clif ford Flink formerly of the city in marriage. In attendance were a few intimate friends. A dinner for twelve followed at the Country Inn. The couple will reside in Butte.
Mrs. Damoris Goza and Ired P. Young, a noted Butte jeweler, quietly married Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Iosier with Rev TO Shannon presiding. A Fo clon from Patte and Dr Wy J. rad ied attended, as the couple begins life together.
Yet Renfro of Dell defeats the top North American aces in Narsas City to win the cup for the second time. He breaks a perfect string of 25 birdies in a sensational exhibition with historic over and under shots.
The Wranglers will meet Thursday evening at the offices of Pearl I Smith. Rush Jordan will be the speaker for the evening.
Frightening croupy coughs and wheezy colds are eased quickly by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Thousands of mothers rely on it for night cough relief and helpful soothing effects for children.
Charles H. Niblack returns from a buying tour in Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis with strong signals of improving business. He notes high quality merchandise at low prices and says Montana communities are in better shape than many others despite national reports of quiet conditions.
Committees began a wide campaign Tuesday to boost Dillon Country Club membership. With annual dues reduced to $10 this year, organizers report strong progress and expect golf to grow in popularity.
Next Saturday evening the coronation of the vodvil queen will be at the Normal College Auditorium as part of the annual vod vil. An interesting program of stunts by various classes will be given. Income Tax Aid provided by Internal Revenue Department at courthouse on March 4 and 6 to assist taxpayers with income tax returns.
Bert Nottage was arrested by police on a coal theft charge and pleaded not guilty in Judge Phillips' court on Saturday. His trial was set for Wednesday February 17.
The Boy Scout board of review will meet Friday evening at the court house for special examination of Harold Wheat Billy Bayerd Arthur McFarland and George Webster who have applied for the rank of Star Scout.
A local group will meet Thursday at eleven in the morning for an all day sewing session to prepare items for the Dare vett hoopita. Members Avs. TN Tragitt and Mrs. W. G. Gilbert attend.
Bovey entertained AIM.ell Woresday afternoon with luncheon at the Tome of Myre. Petey J. Teterson attended.
A note lists social engagements and arrivals including Mrs RT Garry hosting Entree Nous Pridgenet Friday evening. Other notices mention visitors Sars Darmutter and Dr Watson, plus Mrs John Smith from Melrose and James McCollum recovering from flu. The Manse Presbyterian society will be entertained by Miss Anna Patterson and Mrs Fratie Stone on February 18 at Miss Patterson’s home.
P N G club members treated their husbands to a Valentine dinner at Out Fellows hall Friday. The highlight was a pinorhle game with high score recognition for Mrs Charles Bourguin and Jack Dean. Low scorers included Avs WHHL Cusheacre and Levant Taylor. Henry Olsen helped run the event.
Stone, a Melrose resident long known for his tracking work, died at his home last Thursday after a brief illness. He had lived in Melrose for seven years and was remembered by many friends in the city.
Harry Rice and John Slemp were arrested Sunday near Armstead by Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price. They pleaded guilty in Judge Phillips court Monday afternoon and were fined 25 dollars each. Slemp’s fine was suspended.
The Daughters of the Nile Sewing club enjoyed a pleasant Monday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. I. L. Poindexter.
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