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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
5
The notice advertises recruitment for a foreign advertising representative with The American Press Association contact. Mentions pay terms 2.50 per year and three months 65, and notes transmission via second class mail and a 1.25 postage reference.
Radio listings note King George opens the London naval conference on January 21 with a BBC shortwave broadcast via NBC system, KSTP airing two hours early. Puccini premiere The Girl of the Golden West airs and Zinsmaster A La Carte Hour debuts with Matthew Crawford.
Congressman Scott Leavitt of Montana introduced a bill in the House after Christmas recess to fund the construction of approach roads to national parks across the West. Investigations revealed at least 22 cases where federal aid connections were inadequately provided.
A bill introduced by Congressman Lea Vitt seeks to form a United States court of Indian claims to expedite long standing Indian land and entitlement issues. The measure requests an annual appropriation of 5 million dollars for three years to complete related connections and infrastructure.
Conrad Hubert immigrant inventor of the pocket flashlight left six million dollars for colleges hospitals and charities. A six month committee of Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith and Julius Rosenwald selected beneficiaries who must raise matching funds. The plan echoes a distinctly American ethos of philanthropy and cross faith collaboration.
German professors work on a vast encyclopedia of the animal kingdom described as the great standard work. At current pace the completion would take 750 years.
The quote compares human nature to a tree rather than a machine. It emphasizes growth and development on all sides according to inward tendencies that drive a living being's growth and form.
W J Cushing arrived in Butte as a business visitor early in the week. He was shown around local offices and met with executives to discuss ongoing commercial opportunities.
Mrs Black of Petersburgh Virginia praises Foley Pills diuretic saying it eased night pain and allowed rest after decades of kidney and bladder issues. The ad urges early notice of kidney disorders and notes wide use and recommendation from men and women. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts Ady bowery?
Over the last thirty days customers and friends expressed favorable comments on our affiliation with Northwest Bancorporation. The acclaim reflects perceived added strength and capacity for service this alignment provides our institution.
The Fortnightly dancing club began its second series with a Wednesday evening event at St James guild hall. Bax ter Tonney provided music and a midnight lunch followed. Hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Eliel, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jeppson, and others.
Mrs Harold H Hanson entertained Needle club members Wednesday afternoon with a 1 30 luncheon at Grandview.
The Social Eight club hosted its annual party last Friday evening at Mrs. A. L. Andersons home. Members entertained their husbands with auction bridge after a well appointed dinner. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson had the high score, while Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Monroe were low.
The Methodist Aid group met Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Hosts Mrs. Robert Boone Mrs. H H Bates and Mrs. Robert Barrett entertained attendees for a pleasant social afternoon.
Mrs Arthur Graeter and Miss Clara Plant shared hosting duties at a Thursday dinner at Mrs Graeter's home on Rife street. Progressive bridge followed a perfectly appointed repast for the guests.
Mrs Lorenzo Cushing hosted the Manse society of the Presbyterian church on Thursday afternoon at her home on South Washington street. Also attending were Mrs L M Gilman Mrs Alice Baxter and Miss Constance Bregan.
Beaverhead D A R Chapter gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W H Stephan's home for their monthly meeting. Mrs. Fred Woodside presented a paper titled The China That Has Been Used in the White House.
In Dillon last Saturday a group of young men hosted a winter ball at Dart's hall. The entire program of music was provided by radio using a Temple set, with several top dance orchestras tuned in for the event.
The Shakespeare club schedules a meeting for Saturday January 18 at 2:30 PM in the Guildhall to discuss the play Journey's End.
O. A. Bergeson, manager of Bergeson Motors, left Wednesday for Seattle to attend a convention of Northwest Ford officials and dealers at the Seattle factory branch. He expects to be away for several days.
Zed S. Wood, uncle of the deceased, filed a district court contest alleging Mrs. Carter lacked testamentary capacity when she made her will. The document leaves the entire estate to executor Charles Kelly, with estate appraised at 50,000 dollars but Wood claims it is worth 100,000 dollars and notes no relatives are named in the will.
Miss Clara Plant hosted a four-table bridge luncheon series at the Eliel residence on South Washington. The events occurred on Thursday and Friday afternoons of last weekend and again on Monday and Tuesday afternoons this week.
Rev. R. O. Shannon leads Sunday school at 10:00. Morning worship at 11:00. Young People's meeting at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30. All are welcome to attend all services.
Christian Science Society announces services in Sebree with Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 45 a m. The public is cordially invited to attend these meetings.
Sunday School at 10 A M led by Mrs Preston Brown supt. Public worship at 11 A M. Epworth League at 6 30 P M. Evening services at 7 30 P M.
Sunday School gathers at 10 30 each Sunday morning at the Latter Day Saints Church. The note confirms regular weekly sessions hosted by the church community.
St James Church lists services for Sunday January 19 with childrens church at 9 45 and church school at 10 15. Rector H N Tragitt Jr will attend the consecration of the Church of the Holy Spirit in Missoula, so no other services are held.
The church invites attendance next Sunday as Rev. Thomas J. Simons leads with the sermon on Better Knowledge. The church stresses knowledge through music and worship and the church school pledges to seize opportunities in every Sunday session.
France's southernmost state of French Indo China spans about 20 000 square miles in the colonial territory.
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