Local social notes report visits and a wagon accident
The report lists residents and visitors returning home for the holidays and from trips, including Jack Crown and family in Ban nack, George Melck in Rigby Idaho, and Twin Bridges residents in Dillon. Monte Melton suffered a left eye injury after a wagon fall. The Presbyterian Men’s Club plans an January meeting at Dr. E. Davis’s home next Wednesday at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
E. Davis
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertises Cough Relief
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Foley's Honey and Tar for night coughs. It claims quick throat coating, clearing air passages, aiding sleep, and mild laxative effect without opiates. Endorsed as a trusted family remedy sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Foley’s
Adv
Residents and visitors keep busy in Dillon events
A long list of visitors and locals in Dillon includes ES Green of Sheridan, Mr and Mrs OL Knoll from Polaris, Peter Hansen of Leadore, E Herr from Bannack, Ralph Smith returning to Kansas, Sheriff W Orr and Inspector D V Erwin on Idaho business, Frank Winoski from Wyoming, Judge H G Rodgers and Frank Willis to Boulder, the Holm family visiting from Walier, and many others. Notable notes mention travel for studies, university attendance, visits from California and Seattle, and local funeral attendance. A new electric mine car arrived for I B Mining at Bannack, with several residents traveling or returning from holidays or trips to Chicago, Phoenix, and various Idaho towns.
Dillon Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
Local notes list John Koski on a business trip to Butte and numerous visitors from Dillon and nearby towns. Names include Louise Taylor in Deer Lodge and Elmo Winn in Butte, with others like Warren Shaw Wise River and Melvin Weenink returning from California after a family death. High school teens seek after school work opportunities while funeral attendees from Ziegler Springs and Argenta visit Dillon?
Bourquin Boy Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
John Bourquin son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bourquin was operated on at Barrett hospital Tuesday afternoon after an attack of appendicitis. Reports from the hospital indicate his early recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John *Bourquin
Charles” Bourquin
Barrett ‘Hospital
White Elephant Party Hosts Alumni Evening at Mrs Andersons
Mrs A L Anderson and Miss Genevieve Albertson hosted the Normal college alumni association at Mrs Andersons home on Monday evening. The gathering featured a white elephant party with tally cards shaped as white elephants and each guest bringing a white elephant gin to exchange. Bridge was played with Mrs M A Walker achieving high score and Miss Helen Catherine Ballard low. Mrs Walter Stamm and Miss Ballard attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Genevieve. Albertson
Normal College Alumni Association
Ballard
Art reproductions to be shown at Dillon High School
From January 12 to 19 Dillon residents may view about 150 master works from French Italian English Dutch Spanish German and American schools. A small admission will be charged and any excess funds will buy more pictures for the high school. Further announcements will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dinner at ranch home north of the city
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Willard hosted a Sunday dinner at their ranch for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Peterson and several others. Miss Olive Trolinger and Bruce Greene were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Willard
Theodore Nelson
Peter J. Peterson
W. F. Drummey
Dixon Brown
Philip and
Joseph Brown
Elmer Peterson
Olive Trolinger
Bruce Greene
Kidney Health Promoted by Foley Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement extols Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys and bladder. It claims over 25 years of use and promotes healthier kidney activity and longer life, urging readers to try and buy the product everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Flying Eagle Patrol Hikes to Birch Creek Adventure
The Flying Eagle patrol recounts a winter hike from Dillon to Birch Creek with rough roads and a cold night. They camped in a gulley, fought a minor bed fire, and returned to Dillon tired but satisfied with home cooking awaiting them. Also: M Gibson, Wenatchee Business College manager, moves to Wenatchee high school as head of commercial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Eagle Patrol
Birch Creek
Frank
Tragitt and
Willis
Dillon
Bob
Graham
Eagle
Wenatchee
KE “M. Gibson
Butte
A. T. Peterson
Gibson
Stockmen events spur special rail fares in January
Early January brings two key livestock events Ogden Utah January 10 to 15 and Billings January 6 to 8 with Yellowstone Registered Livestock meeting. Northern Pacific announces reduced round trip fares to Billings and Ogden for these events open to all travelers and stockmen from Montana points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Yellowstone
Billings
Northern Pacific Railway
E. E. Nelson
Montana
Ice Harvest Begins As Dillon Dealer Ships Thick Ice
S Patterson the valley ice dealer begins his annual harvest with 15 inch thick ice of exceptional quality. He aims to stock warehouses to supply ranchers through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Patterson
Dillon
Dairy Association to Meet Montana Dairy Product Manufacturers
The Montana Dairy Association plans a meeting with dairy product manufacturers at Havre on January 12 and 13. Railroads authorize reduced excursion fares from Montana points to Havre for the event with the Northern Pacific and Great Northern offering open special fares via Billings Butte or Helena to Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Dairy Product Manufacturers
Havre
Montana
Northern Pacific
Billings
Butte
Helena
Great ‘Northern
Ellen May Guild Meets at Mrs. Davis Home
The Ellen May guild met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. E. E. Davis home with Miss Fay Kirkpatrick as associate hostess. Members discussed current events on India and spent the rest of the afternoon on White Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
8. E. Davis
Fay Kirkpatrick
India
White Cross
Circle Sandwich opens in Dillon with new booths and equipment
The Circle Sandwich shop in Dillon opened last Sunday. Proprietor John Koski announced strong patronage and noted the cafe's attractively fitted seating and the latest equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Dillon
John Koski
Monroe and Bergeson hosts host dinner at South Atlantic home
Mr and Mrs J E Monroe and Mr and Mrs C A Bergeson entertained Wednesday with a dinner at the Monroe residence on South Atlantic street featuring handsome appointments and cordial hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Monroe
C. A. Bergeson
Monroe
South Atlantic Street
Theta- Miss Myrs Erwin Entertains At Dew Drop Inn
Miss Myrs Erwin delighted Theta members with a Tuesday evening entertainment at the Dew Drop Inn. Bridge served as the main diversion followed by refreshments at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrs. Erwin
Dew Drop Inn
Pan Hellenic Club Dines With Bridge At Waldorf Home
Mrs. J A McCollum and Mrs A F Waldorf hosted Pan Hellenic Club members Monday evening for a seven o clock bridge dinner at Mrs Waldorf s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McCollum
A. F. Waldorf
Pan Hellenic Club
Baptist Aid gathering at Mrs Mudd’s North Pacific home
Mrs George Mudd hosted a Baptist Aid social for women last Thursday afternoon at her residence on North Pacific Street. The event focused on fellowship and charitable planning within the local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mudd
Christmas Party Held by Needle Club at Mrs T E Luebben Home
A Needle club Christmas party took place last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. E. Luebben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Needle Club
T.E. Luebben
Married Monday unions and local notices
Roy F. Ward of Grant and Eleanor Flaherty of this city wed at the courthouse with Judge George Qpp officiating. Charlex’s family of Livingston stopped in Dillon en route to California to visit Ed Joy. Charles Worth, arraigned for petty larceny, received a 30 day sentence suspended for good behavior. Don Reed and daughter Genevieve of Baker Idaho and Charles Herndon of Salmon visited. Herndon to Moscow to resume studies. S. M. McKnight came from Dell for a Baker funeral. Presbyterian Week of Prayer begins this evening at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Ward
Grant
Eleanor Flaherty
Court House
George Qpp
Charlex
Livingston
Dillon
California
Ed Joy
Charles Worth
L. P. Phillips
Don C. Reed
Genevieve
Baker
Idaho
Charles Herndon
Salmon
Mr. Herndon
Moscow
Lost or Strayed Lazy Y branded cattle in Montana
Two dehorned red cows and two calves, one a heifer, branded Lazy Y with a bar underneath. Please notify Joe Nolan in Dillon, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nolan
Dillon, Mont
Beaverhead County Tops Montana in 1929 Coyote Bounty
Missoula reports Beaverhead County spent 1040 dollars in 1929 for the destruction of 620 coyotes, the highest in the state besides one other county. In 1980, 244 Chinese pheasants were released to boost upland bird shooting, with calls for continued funding of the state fish and game department and license fee increases to support predator control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Beaverhead
Montana
B. I. Gerry
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Tax Return Forms Distributed With 1928 Rate Outline
Internal Revenue Collector Charles A. Rasmusson announced that income tax return blanks will be ready January 2 and mailed. Rates follow 1928 Act: 1 percent on the first 4000 above exemption, 3 percent on 4000 to 8600, 5 percent above 8600 with higher brackets. corporation tax 12 percent. If blanks are not received, request them from the Helena collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ A. Rasmusson
Collecor
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sessa
Jack Crown of
Bannack
George Melck
Monte Melton
B. N. Paige
Wallace Forsgren
A. J. Knight
Twin
Bridges
B. M. Stevenson
Jorie Stevenson
J.H. Hansen
David Hier
Theodore’ Brantley
Foley-Gram
Hartwig Western Electric
Jack Oakie
Lillian Roth
Walter Huston
Hartwig Screen
Pancho
Antos
Andy
Irene Rich
Sue Carol
Elsie Ferrie
John Halliday
ES Green
Sheridan
OL. Knoll
Polaris
Peter N. ‘Hansen
Leadore
E. Holm ‘ of
Walier
Me Sweeney
Ralph. Smith
Lawrence
Kansas
Sheriff W. ©. Orr
D.V. ‘Erwin
Frank. Winoski
Wyoming
H. G. Rodgers
Frank Willis
Boulder
Bert, Orr
Hiram Brundage
Seattle
University
Terry ‘Browning
the Andrus
L. C. Ford
Lima
City
John S. Baker
Ora Roselle
Q. J. ‘Smith
Andy Forsyth
C of
Monida
Joe Ryburn
State University
Frederick Crouse
Bozeman
State College
Katheryne van Noy
Melissa Minger
John Conover
Altive
J. W. Scott
Armstead
David
Pascal Bimat
Dell
John 8. Baker
I. B. Mining. Company
Dorothy Hirschman
Wash
8. D. Hirschman
Norman Henry
Glendive
Jane Montgomery
Gilbert
Whitehall
Ed Himrod
Honolulu
Harry G. Davis
Jules E. Wenger
Henry Finsley
Big Hole
C. C
Newman, Dillon
John. Koski
Louise” ‘Taylor
Deer
Lodge
Ee OL. “Selway
Stallings
Ona
Elmo Winn
Mrs. Warren
Shaw
Wise River
Robert’ Barrett
Oregon
Tribune
Chester Hale
Burnice Farrell
Mike Boka
Melvin Weenink
H.v. Weenink
George French
Argenta
Om Paul
O. A. Bergeson
John S. ‘Baker
William Rosenbaum
Ziegler Springs
John Peterson
George Whitworth
Edwin’ Whitworth
A. L
Atkeson
Taylor Bros
Sor
Aate State. ‘Bank. & Trust Company
Dillén,’ Montana
Liberty
R. M. Barrett
Fieara
Sam Wilkinson
R. M. Stone
RM. Barrett
F. 8. Jacobsen
J. .E. Monroe
E. RB. Roe
Bob Graham
Dairy Association
Baptist Aid
S. M. McKnight
Rexal Drug Stores
Geo. M. Gosman
Mont
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