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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
4
Local notice lists foreign advertising representation terms from THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. Rates shown include year two dollars fifty cents six months one dollar twenty five cents three months sixty five cents. Entry stamped Dillon Postoffice indicates second class mail matter.
Dr W W Beck and wife and their Idaho Falls son parked near the Andrus hotel in Dillon and were tagged for an ordinance violation at 7:30 pm. A local resident offered to cover the fine and assist. Judge Phillips initially set a dollar but later dismissed the case, declaring the Becks not guilty.
Miss Edith Poindexter has been visiting relatives in Dillon for several weeks and will depart Friday to return home in Seattle.
Mrs J M Hill of Homer Georgia and Mrs Ornstein of Green Bay Wisconsin endorse Foley's Honey and Tar as dependable for coughs and colds. The remedy promises no opiates or chloroform and is trusted by mothers for over twenty years. Available through Geo M Gosman.
An ongoing spate of thefts in and around Dillon over the past two weeks has touched residents including Dr. W. H. Stephan and Ambrose Henneberry. Items stolen include gasoline, tools, a tent, two army blankets, a tire, and contents from the Oregon Short Line railroad tool house. A Nash cabriolet owned by Fred Nee leen was stolen from Dillon park and found abandoned days later on Butte streets.
Carl Brown celebrated a newborn son after a narrow finish at Barrett hospital. He described beating the stork by about three minutes, noting his wife is well and naming Armstead and Dillon as race checkpoints.
Harry Turner known as Dad to Troop 14 Scouts visited Dillon with ties to Carmel-by-the-Sea. He funded a Scout camp south of town and helped relocate the Dillon Country Club clubhouse, donating funds for fairway grading. Turner, Union Electric president, enjoys golf. Beaverhead Sportsmen propose a five day sage hen season August 15 through 19 with a three bird per day limit.
Earl Wheat reports a telephone from Mrs. Wheat in Salt Lake stating Bobby Watson son of Mr and Mrs Findlay Watson formerly of Dillon had an appendectomy that evening for acute appendicitis.
Dillon was well represented at the invitational Sunday tournament at the Anaconda Country Club. Golfers from nearby cities joined Driw Stephan De SAL Hee McFarland W. Gilbert Frank Bulger Fred Mazzie Alvin Jomes H M Brundage Roy Forrester Arthur Graeter Dr R D Curry Frank O Keefe and W M Stone plus Mrs John Collins and Mrs J E Monroe, who then left for Butte for a few days of visits.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple vegetable laxative remedy from 1876. It claims to treat constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and related ailments with mild herbs and pepsin. The ad notes safety for children, pleasant taste, no narcotics, and a free trial offer via Depth Monticello Illinois.
Were-Bierrum outlines weed control for white top in meadows. He details description, spread, seed vitality, and infestation risks, noting spring flowering May and June, and recommends calcium chlorate sprays at four pounds per square rod to curb the weed.
In a Sunday meeting Rev. Thomas J. Simons led a vote to begin worship at nine o clock next Sunday. The adjustment adds a half hour for breakfast and omits the class period to fit the hour limit. Music from college students is promised and the sermon theme is The Person of the Truth.
The church announces there will be no services Sunday morning because Mr Romstad will be out of town.
Mrs M E Wampler and Mrs Barbara Ambrose of Los Angeles are visiting with Deputy Sheriff Cloyd Wampler.
Disturbing night coughs quickly stopped by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with pine tar honey and healing ingredients. No opiates or chloriform drying effects. Dependable for children and adults. For sale by Geo. M. Gosman Gr. Potts successor.
Beaverhead County High School invites bids on carpenter work, painting, and steel installation with separate bids for each job. The board reserves the right to reject any bid.
Administrator Gee T Banks of Dillon Montana notifies all creditors and claimants against Frank Peters or Fred Patterson deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed at Graeter Waldorf Company Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First publication June 20, 1930.
A legal notice shows the Federal Lands Bank of Spokane as plaintiff in a sheriff's sale proceeding. Details specify property action under court authority with sale to satisfy a judgment or lien.
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