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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
3
Dillon residents report many visitors and trips including Jack Brown from Wise River and Miss Maggie Halligan from Lima visiting, Bernard Garrison from Reichle in town, and Robert Lawson attending a funeral in Butte. Others sail to Helena, Polaris, and Missoula for business, studies, or family events while Harry Andrus at Mayo Clinic shows improvement.
Jud Brundage's High Powers defeated the Lima All Stars 34 to 28 after the second half. Blair led Lima with 14 points, and Vandegrift and Price added seven each. Dillon trailed but battled, while subs and a fast preliminary between the high school and Normal students ended 42 to 16 for the locals.
John S. Baker county clerk announces that county registration books are open at the court house. Any precinct resident may register. those who did not vote in 1928 must register to vote this year.
Cough relief claims for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with no opiates and mild laxative, suitable for cold coughs and throat irritation. Advertised by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts offering this product for winter use.
An KNX Hollywood broadcast announced that George Melton and other Dillon residents were in the crowd for an American Legion boxing bout between Flitch and Holtz. Melton greeted friends in the city during the event.
Friends report Jack Martin McMenomey, the son of Mr and Mrs Martin McMenomey of Feeley, is recovering well after an operation for a ruptured appendix in Butte on December 20.
Alan Hale stars in Red Hot Rhythm a Pathe comedy of Tin Pan Alley showing at Hartwig theater Monday. Leo McCarey directs the color sequences with improvised dialogue by Baldwin and Da Leon and a story by McCarey and Conselman.
The Minnesota State Agricultural Society and Minnesota Implement Dealers Association plan a January 14 to 17 meeting in Minneapolis. Northern Pacific Railway offers reduced round trip fares at one and a half times from Minnesota Manitoba Montana North Dakota and Wisconsin. Tickets sold January 10 to 16 with final return January 21.
The official thermometer recorded 15 below zero Monday night the coldest of the season. A warming trend begins today with clear skies expected. The region sits on the edge of a major storm that hit the Great Lakes, while stockmen stock up on hay and report livestock in prime condition.
Following the Christmas break about 1,200 students resume classes at Dillon schools including the Normal college training school and high school. Coach Moe and the basketball squad begin regular workouts for the Saturday game with Havre Normal while Beavers under Coach Breeden start midwinter training aiming to challenge Butte high.
At a regular Apollo Lodge of Odd Fellows gathering last Monday officers for the coming year were installed after a business session and refreshments. Present were Karl Tedrick noble grand John Conover vice grand James Leach secretary I Cashmore treasurer R T Banks warden Harry Underwood conductor W E Gray R S N G Fred Crouse L B N G Dr Carl B Taylor R S V G F C McFadden R S V G W D McKinnon L S S Hans Hendruan R S S D Mayfield inner guard Harvey Sorenson outside guard.
Thomas Meighan debuts in his first talking picture The Argyle Case at the Hartwig theatre. The Vitaphone drama features Lila Lee H B Warner and ZaSu Pitts with Harvey Thew credited for the stage story and Howard Bretherton directing. The mystery of John Argyle’s death unfolds with wit suspense and romance.
A terse public safety message urges drivers to keep focus on the road with hands on the wheel and ready to brake. It cautions against always insisting on the right of way, noting the possibility of needing it someday in an ambulance returning from an accident.
If you are going on a long trip be sure to take your driver's license, car registration, pump and tools, valve insides, valve caps and a pressure gauge. You may not need them but you will have trouble if they are not on hand when you do need them.
One tenth of the U S Navy’s enlisted personnel wear good conduct medals. An enlisted man must serve over eight years to earn a good conduct medal, with a bar added every four years thereafter if his marks warrant. When three or more medals are awarded the man may wear gold service stripes and the gold rating badge.
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a two hour laxative that cleanses both upper and lower bowels using glycerin buckthorn bark and saline. It claims relief from gas sour stomach and headache with one spoonful and credits Geo M Gosman druggist.
A Capper's Week reflection condemns a religion devoid of grace and charity likening it to a barren fig tree that burdens the ground. The piece criticizes hollow faith and calls for authentic virtue.
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