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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
3
Local notices report numerous residents visiting Dillon on business, with trips to Bannack Anaconda Belgrade and Twin Bridges for a Modern Woodman picnic. Weather featured two severe electric storms and a cloudburst between Dell and Bedrock.
Mrs. Arthur De Mulle of Grasmere New Hampshire credits Foley Pills with restoring her health after fifteen years of kidney trouble. She says the remedy is common sense and notes she began taking it after seeing the advertisement. The ad promotes Foley diuretic pills for kidney and bladder weakness. Sold by Geo M Gosman Potts successor.
Francis Tonney Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Francis Tonney, rescued a girl who wandered beyond her depth in the Elkhorn pool on Monday. Lifeguards and bystanders observed his calm action guiding her to shallow water and safety. The girl's name was not learned.
An advertisement promises permanent relief from stomach and bowel gas. It asserts elimination of gnawing emptiness, palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and bloating with Baalmann's Gas Tablets. The yellow package is sold at CITY DRUG CO and other drug stores, price $1.
Beaverhead County faces a similar case with the First National Bank of Lima seeking refunds on taxes not paid under protest. County Attorney T. E. Gilbert reported that the state supreme court decision last Saturday reverses lower court rulings, denying banks the right to recover disputed taxes.
O C Gosman Lima Martin Jackson Jackson and A L Anderson Dillon meet as county board of equalization. One petition on file, action deferred. Final session August 12 to act on all petitions. clerk to file petitions in proper form. Anderson and Gosman road inspection north of Dillon this week and Grasshopper Horse Prairie areas. Des Moines Iowa visitors S Enlow and Mr Mrs Ball Wenatchee Washington stay with Gruwell family. Enlow and Ball sisters of Gruwell.
Three Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology field parties work this summer under Dr Francis A Thomson. Dr Philip J Shenon leads a team with Theodore Rodlin to study Bannack and Argenta in Beaverhead county. Shenon’s prior work includes a Bannack district thesis and his report is expected for winter publication.
John Miles and Leland Gregson were released from custody to return to Canada after their father, C A Gregson, urged clemency before Judge Rodgers. The judge lectured them on derelictions as police found items from the Grandview burglary in their possession after arrests by Police Chief Nelson and Sheriff Orr.
The Rev Edward C Smith former Grace M E pastor visits Dillon from Butte to meet his son Stephen FE Smith a Portland area high school professor. The son plans a vacation trip by auto to Butte and will collect historical data at Bannack and Virginia City while there. He reads Vigilante and sees its value in revealing the region's history.
Artistic depiction shows a seated woman with bowed head clinging to a broken lyre. All strings but one are broken to signify hope as a dominant quality persisting through hardship.
Chicago columnist reports Ferdinand A. Bunte of Bunte Brothers calculated candy intake. He claims the average American woman eats 696 pounds of candy from cradle to grave, about twelve pounds per year, arguing sweets are vital in moderation.
Lightning started a small blaze in the national forest near Jackson last Sunday. Firefighters rushed to contain it and the fire was brought under control with little damage. Forests have seen low rain and high fire danger, so lookouts are being stationed and travelers warned to be careful with campfires and cigarettes.
An ice-cream carton is repurposed into a twine box. Insert a ball of twine and punch a hole to pull out the string. Seal the box with wax and decorate with designs or prints and shellac for durability.
A $1000 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges or premises of Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail. Reports should go to Sheriff W. C. Orr or stock line D. V. Erwin.
Boston social figure Mrs Jessie Woodrow Sayre daughter of the late President Woodrow Wilson is reported to be poised for a run for United States Senate.
A mid-century quote notes a cultural shift as contentment in settling down moves from wives to husbands, reflecting changing gender norms and marriage expectations in American life.
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