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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
3
A string of Dillon residents visit from Armstead Deer Lodge Lima Wisdom Grant and Butte. Notables include Postmaster J C Fuller returning from New York, deputy collector William Lee from Butte, and Calvert Simons stopping en route to Townsend. The piece also notes hospitality at homes in Dillon and a sale of the Sheridan Forum.
Mrs Arthur De Mulle of Grasmere New Hampshire credits Foley Pills with restoring her health after fifteen years of kidney trouble. She says the medicine was not secret just common sense and she began taking it after seeing an advertisement. For sale by Geo M Gosman selling agent to Potts.
A Tuesday July 2 assembly centers on Independence Day with three talks by Homer Howe Dr S E Davis and Prof Rush Jordan plus patriotic songs. New vacancies in the training school due to Katherine Kennedy and Ardis Wynn resignations are filled by Nettie Mae Hand and Maud A Larmer. Hand, a 1922 Montana State Normal College graduate, has ten years teaching experience including Billings and Ogden Utah. Larmer, with Wisconsin and Colorado Normal schooling, holds a bachelor’s degree from Colorado’s State Teachers College and six years teaching, mainly in Colorado.
The National Sportsman backed by the American Game Protective Association argues that increasing game and fish comes from raising stock locally. It warns that license fees or small donations only help marginally and urges sportsmen to invest time and money in improving their own covers to see direct personal benefits.
Miss Ruth Nichols touring the United States for aviation stopped in Dillon last Thursday afternoon with Robb Ortel and C. C. Bedford refueling two planes a Curtis Fledgling and Curtis Robin. She praised Montana views and local landing field promising a longer visit and plans to fly on to Pocatello and Salt Lake City.
To remove slight dents place moist blotting paper over the dent and apply heat with a warm iron. The heat and moisture cause wood fibers to swell, lifting the dent.
The piece cites Sir William Osler warning that excessive eating harms more than alcohol. It contrasts modern dining with ancient two to three dish meals, urging restraint, savoring food, and waiting for true hunger. It notes meals created by civilization and warns against forcing appetite with tonics or schedules.
Dillon residents learned that Charles J. Kelley and Mrs. Ruth Bennett were quietly married in Butte by Judge McNarmara. They will honeymoon briefly and return to Dillon to make their home. Mrs. Kelley, eldest daughter of Sheriff W. C. Orr, is a Dillon native and former teacher. Kelley is a local World War veteran active in fraternal circles.
A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on ranges or premises in the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail. Report to Sheriff W. C. Orr or stock D Vv Erwin.
The sports committee schedules two tournaments with dates to be announced. A tombstone tourney will be the first event and all members must submit qualifying scores for 18 holes promptly.
A quotation notes that if more people trusted bankers and fewer trusted barbers, family savings would face less trouble. The remark underscores belief as a factor in financial stability.
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