Pedigreed Shorthorn Bulls and Milking Cows For Sale
Pedigreed Shorthorn bulls and three milch cows offered at Sullivan's ranch located north of Dillon. Inquiries invited.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
5
Pedigreed Shorthorn bulls and three milch cows offered at Sullivan's ranch located north of Dillon. Inquiries invited.
The Dillon Tribune and Hartwig Theatre Sales Campaign receive thanks from Harry Graves and Elmo Wynn. Hugh McCaleb visits at Murray hospital where he recovers from an operation and hopes to return home soon. J C Penney employees from Butte Anaconda and Dillon enjoy an annual picnic at Elkhorn Springs with 42 attendees and a chicken dinner at the Hazel hotel.
Mrs J E Border, guest at her sister Mrs Bernard Williams home, returned Saturday to her Bozeman residence.
Dillon buzzed with visitors and business as residents from Lima Bannack Monida Armstead and Jackson met in town. Notables included E W Smith Grant T D Ellis and F P Tate. Court actions included Hubert Flynn filing for administration and a marriage license for Logan Hamilton and Grace Bond.
Prank Little and Miss Mabel Boetticher quietly married at the groom’s parents home with Justice George Opp officiating. The couple, both well known in the community, include a Melrose ranching family and a Beaverhead High School graduate who later attended Oregon State College. The ceremony was small and attended by family and close friends. The Silver Team note: American Legion Auxiliary hosts a silver tea on Friday July 18 from 2 to 5 at Mrs. W. F. Cashmore’s home to raise funds for the state auxiliary. Public invited.
Beaverhead American Legion post reports its membership at 92, matching its five year peak per adjutant George R. Baker. The Legion Auxiliary also reports a successful drive doubling membership to a five year high. Prospects of further gains are noted.
The Manse, a Presbyterian church society, was entertained Thursday afternoon July 17 by Mrs. Jack Barrett and Mrs. Will Ross at Mrs. Ross's home.
A framed certificate was presented to Miss Meryle Aiken of Wise River School for winning the county Legion essay contest How I Can Best Serve My Country. The contest was sponsored by Charles Sheridan with participation from school children statewide.
At a regular meeting in city council rooms the American Legion Auxiliary elected delegates to attend the state convention in Bozeman on August 4 5 and 6 led by Mrs Harold M Warner the delegation chairman Other elected were Mrs KE Ty Fairbanks Mrs Fred Critz ard and Mrs W F Cashmore Alternates named were Mrs George Smith Mrs Louis Schmittroth Mrs J C Jeppson and Miss Bernice Metlen
Mrs Walter V Grimes entertained Friday evening at her South Atlantic street home for visitors Mrs Herbert Miller formerly Nina Smith and Mrs Moore McKinley formerly Muriel Roa from Los Angeles and Seattle. Five tables played bridge with delightful refreshments served late.
Mrs. L. F. Molleur entertained the Northside Country Club at her farm home north of the city on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing Mrs. Sarah McConnell and Mrs. F B Felt hosted Friday luncheon at the Tea Room on South Atlantic street with five tables for bridge following. The same hostesses entertained again Saturday afternoon at Mrs Cushing's home.
The message extends sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and at the funeral of Mildred Peterson. Gratitude is expressed to Wisdom Chapter Mizpah Chapter Order of Eastern Star the Order of Rainbow for Girls Frank Taylor of San Dimas CA the Los Angeles County General Hospital Student Nurses Class of 1932 the church choir pallbearers minister and floral offerings. Also named are Sam Peterson Alfred Peterson Dysart Gowen Melvin Elvin Peterson Ralph Peterson Kenneth Peterson and Robert Peterson.
Mrs G T Mudd hosted Friday afternoon at her hotel on North Pacific Street with a Kensington for the pleasure of her sister Mrs Edington who is visiting here.
Mrs Ada Rantz, sister of Mrs T J Simons, died last week in Jacksonville Illinois while visiting the city two years ago she formed many friendships and was remembered by friends here.
Report of the condition for State Bank and Trust Co Dillon Montana as of June 30 1930. Loans and discounts 363523.79 cash on hand and due from banks 816230.20 total resources 816230.20 capital stock 100000.00 surplus 50000.00 undivided profits 467? etc. Deposits total 816230.20. Official: W A Graeter cashier sworn July 1930 before H H Bates notary public. Directors J E Monroe M Barrett.
John Knoll was stopping at the Metlen hotel from his Grasshopper ranch early in the week, indicating his travel route and local movement.
Dr Caldwell began practice in 1875 and rejected harsh purges. His early constipation remedy Dr Caldwell's 8 Pepsin was released in 1802 as a liquid laxative for weak, aged, and dirty people and became widely sold.
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