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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
8
In appreciation for a Christmas afghan from Dillon ladies to Mrs Laura Kress of Craigmor Colorado a poem titled My Rainbow Afghan expresses gratitude for the serendipitous gift. The verse praises the colorful yarn as a symbol of friendship and warmth weaving joy through winter.
Mrs John R Henley returned to her Spokane home Monday after a trip to Butte with her mother Mrs M R Rand. Mr and Mrs Al Longseth visited Dillon for a business trip on Monday. Mrs Al Waldemar shopped in Dillon Tuesday. James N Mansfield and James Prohoski spent Wednesday in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Alex Christie returned home Tuesday from a vacation in Butte. Misses Eva Annie and Mae Stocker spent Saturday in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Fero Marchesseau drove to Armstead Sunday.
Reverend Thomas J Simons announces next Sunday’s Power Day theme God power for the morning service. The church school aims to teach and model it. A high school orchestra performed well last Sunday evening. A baptismal service is planned Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian church.
Spokane county agriculturist William J. Greene reports that the average dairy cow in Spokane county yielded a profit over feed of 151 dollars for last year. He calculated this from 607 cows in 45 scattered herds, each producing 242.99 dollars with a feed bill of 91.80.
Noah Gee 68 a well known former resident who ranched here for years died Tuesday in Bozeman, friends report. He crossed the plains with his parents in 1864 and is survived by his widow and three children including Mrs. Harry Hoadley of Lima and Randolph Gee of this city. An early spring sign appears as youngsters at the training school grounds play marble games and tops are expected soon.
The document lists bank assets totaling 3 200 000.00 and liabilities with demand deposits of 1 295 698.88 and time deposits of 1 891 228.84. It shows United States Government securities at 60 000.00, reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank, and capital stock paid in.
The American Legion helps hundreds of families, especially in our states, by providing health care support when the disabled veteran is hospitalized and receives no other government aid. The Legion advocates government allowances to assist families, sometimes living in tents, while some travel to Chicago for an automobile show with reduced rail fares. The late H D Weenink will probate, naming Mrs Eudora Weenink administratrix. George Main, once hospitalized for appendicitis, returned home recently.
Beavers earned a 27-21 victory at Anaconda as Kerr delivered four late field shots and Boone and Bates contributed strong defense and points. Dillon led the visitors with a 14-8 halftime edge, while Butte Central’s Murphy Healy and O’Donnell offered solid resistance in a keen spinal contest on the silver and blue floor.
A T Crossley came back to his Birch Crees home after a nine day city visit seeking medical relief for a prolonged hiccoughing attack.
Ford Motor company announces twenty three new commercial body types added to its standard truck and light delivery line. Several are already in production with others due in two months. New bodies include coal and coke trucks police patrol cars delivery and refuse trucks for Model A and AA chassis with 181 or 167 inch wheelbases and various gear ratios.
Ford unveils a range of Model A based commercial chassis with stock rack and panel bodies plus express and canopy options. New town car delivery drop floor panel and special delivery models feature natural wood paneling, slant windshield, canopy, leather upholstery, and enhanced finishes.
An aching back may not be serious but can be uncomfortable. Foley pills, a diuretic stimulant, claim to relieve pain and promote vitality for over 25 years. Advertises satisfaction guaranteed and widespread availability.
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