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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1929

Page

4

Circus visits and Fourth of July noted in Dillon area

Multiple Dillon area residents travel to attend the circus and celebrate the Fourth. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson Mrs Camas Nelson Mrs George Clemon and Miss Bekey and Dan Thurber. others visit relatives in Fishtrap Jackson and Elkhorn Springs.

Martin Jackson Dillon Camas Nelson George Clemon Bekey Dan Thurber Jackson Lucy Jardine Fishtrap J. Johnson Jim Woody Dan Pendergast John Jackson Cloyd Wampler May Clemon Helen Lou Davis W. A. Wilson Martin Quigley Ralph Barrett Hospital Carl Peterson Frank Hoyt Idaho A. .W. Wilson Butte S. J. Johnson Elkhorn Springs Nora Alice Dil-ton Sheridan

Argentans Celebrate July Fourth and Mine Reopens

ARGENTA residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Tritt and families from Butte, spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Tritt's mother, Mrs. Ernest Knapp. Others visited relatives in Idaho and Dillon for fireworks. The Eremont mine reopened this week with eight men on the payroll as Argentians hope for continued activity.

Clayton Tritt Butte Tritt Ernest Knapp Sidney Knapp George M. Knapp Shaver Des Moines Iowa Sandpoint Idaho Orrion Pilon John Knapp Sydney. McDonald Alta Ledeber W. F. Engler Corvallis Dillon

Wildflowers trip ends with shoulder dislocation

Mrs. John Bray fell while gathering wild flowers and dislocated her shoulder. Other local notes report B L Forsyth confined by flu, improvements expected, and several families traveling or visiting in the valley.

John Bray B. L. Forsyth Clarence Hunt Henry Thompson Kidd Milton Nelson Woodecross Utah O’connor Ranch Nelson Rampson Roberts Jackson Miss Lee Fay Selby Jones Upham

Valley dance at Pond’s on Snake River Fourth

A. A. Hayden and family Phil Nye and wife Mrs Frank Davis Mr and Mrs Herman Handy and baby Mr and Mrs C W Ellis and children Ed McCurley traveled to Old Faithful on the Fourth Mrs Barney Bray visited Havre Montana and Abraham Hart and wife from Darby Montana are staying at Idle Wild club house

Valley Pond’s On Snake River A. A. Hayden Phil Nye Wid Frank Davis Idle Wild Club

Reichle Fourth Observed With Visits and Outings

Residents spent the Fourth in diverse ways including trips to Dillon and Birch Creek lakes for fishing. Visitors included J M Gray of Roundup Montana and Neal Wayne and John Cummings, with others like Pauline Hartwig, Ann Tadovich, and families from Butte, Deer Lodge, Melrose, and Reichle all visiting or traveling for holiday events.

Dillon Birch Creek Lakes Pauline Hartwig Frank Kambich Melrose J. M. Gray Roundup Montana Dan Piccone George Ferguson Baby Butte J. C. Ferguson Ann Tadovich Deer Lodge Reichle

For Sale Low Cost Land Near Dillon and Dell

Three properties offered by Denver Joint Stock Land Bank in Denver Colorado are for sale. The list includes 320 acre farms near Twin Bridges Dillon and Dell with good springs and buildings and a 320 acre stock ranch adjacent to forest reserve with hay production and water rights with no ditch assessments. Terms include small down payment and liberal financing on balance. Inspect and make offers to the Denver bank.

Nwm Swynem Twin Bridges Dillon Forest Reserve Dell Denver Joint Stock Land Bank Denver Colorado

Mrs Seymour Thompson Visits Madison County on Return Trip

Mrs Seymour Thompson visiting old home friends in Madison county on her way back to Washington from a visit to her son Howard and family in Cincinnati Ohio.

Seymour’ Thompson Madison County Washington Howard Cincinati Ohio

County Assessed Valuation Up Despite Property Decline

Assessed valuation in the county rose to 4 036 471 from 3 849 685 this year. Auto valuations increased by 12 629 with 1 674 cars totaling 523 132. Livestock values show 10 008 horses and mules at 189 690 and 188 707 sheep at 1 778 386, with cattle totaling 2 043 085 and fur bearing animals plus bees at 12 965. Personal property excluding livestock is 2 935 975.

Poor Man’s Orchid Captivates Garden Societies

The gladiolus gains fame as “the universal flower” and “the poor man’s orchid” according to Nature Magazine. Societies form around the plant as its popularity grows.

Nature Magazine Universal Flower

Longest Concrete Bridge Across the Seine at St Pierre du Vaucray

A concrete bridge spans the Seine at St Pierre du Vaucray France. The structure extends 482 feet end to end making it the longest of its kind in the world.

Seine St. Pierre du Vaucray France

Father Rushes to Aid Son in Trouble in Canada

Ss Gregson, a justice of the peace from Carlston Alberta, arrived with Ray Gooding to help his son Leland and another youth John Miles after their July Fourth arrest for entering the Harry Hanson home east of town. The father hopes for a parole and to take his son home. Judge Rodgers was away in Boulder, delaying the matter. Leland has since been paroled into his father's custody.

T. Ss. Gregson Carlston Alta Canada Ray Gooding Leland John Miles Harry Hanson Rodgers Boulder

French Taxes Target Pianos Salt and Servants

French citizens face unusual levies including duties on pianos salt and domestic servants. The article notes the breadth of these taxes reflecting historical fiscal practices and social norms of the period.

Too Tired and Kidney Health Warned in Ad Claim

An advertisement warns that constant tiredness in women may signal kidney trouble and endanger health. It promotes Foley Pills diuretic as a trusted 25 year remedy and claims wide use and endorsement with guaranteed sale by Geo. M. Gosman, Potts successor.

Foley Geo. M. Gosman Potts

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