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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
5
Local Dillon items report visits by Herman Meader and others, road conditions to Butte and Twin Bridges, haying begins on Rife ranch, plus multiple trips and leisure itineraries. Residents and visitors including Miss Lucille Butts, Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mrs. Le Grand Young, and many others frequent Dillon and surrounding areas with brief notes on travel, illness, and social visits.
Farmers living close to nature suffer eye discomfort from sun glare and winter snows. Glare proof glasses with special lenses give extra comfort for outdoor work. A scientific eyesight examination determines the required glasses. Optometrist charges are reasonable.
S. M. McKnight of Dell spends Wednesday in Dillon. Mrs. Martha Melvyn returns from Hyrum Utah. A baby girl born last Saturday to Mr and Mrs Tom Pinkerton. W Be Gleed of Lima transacts business in the city. Mrs E W Rodgers and daughter visit from Dell. Mrs Fred Critz visits Butte earlier this week. George Whitworth from Sheep Creek Basin is in Dillon. Mrs A L Stone returns from extended East and South trip. A L Stone visits Butte on business. Mr and Mrs S B Howell of Grant visit Dillon. F M McKenna of Lima a guest at Medlon on business. Julia Anderson Beaverhead high teacher touring Alaska. Mrs John Cosgrove of Pocatello visiting parents in Dillon. C E Goblen of Lakeview in Dillon on business. Centennial valley described as very dry. P E McCollum Pure Food Stores Inc president visits Dillon from Butte. Mr and Mrs G Gumbost and daughter Sally visiting James L Cochrane. Frank Gorman returns from Yellowstone trip.
A wedding at St Patrick's Cathedral in Butte linked Alma DeCelles and Alderic J. Tessier of Seattle. The bride, sister of Mrs James E Kelly of Dillon, wore peach georgette. the groom, Beaverhead native and Broadmoor Country Club executive, previously lived in Dillon and served in the war. Rev Meehan presided. guests at a Silver Bow club breakfast followed before the couple planned a Seattle return via Northwestern cities.
Mrs. W. F. Cashmore entertained informally Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Cora Rathbone who has been visiting in Dillon during the past week and who leaves this evening for Salmon Idaho to visit with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Charles Banks welcomed a husky son born Saturday at Barrett hospital. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ripley returned from Detroit where Ripley studied at the Buick plant. Senator Pearl I Smith handled business matters in Anaconda early in the week. Attorney Hiram Rodgers of Anaconda visited his brother H G Rodgers in Dillon last weekend. Mrs Emma Yeaman known as Sheep Queen of Idaho was in Dillon Friday and left for New York to sail to Europe.
Mrs. William D Ave of San Diego once Miss Mariam Burnham arrived in Dillon to visit friends and her father Andy Burnham at Salmon. Accompanied only by Petrucia and Brownie, she set a quick record by driving her own car from San Diego to Dillon in three days, enduring 15 hours of driving with heat of 130 degrees.
Morton Elliott, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A A Elliott of Dillon, gave a technical photograph gallery talk before the Kiwanis club in Whitefish Montana. The local paper reports the talk was well received.
S. D. Mc Millan of Hudgon New York recounts relief from back pain and sleepless nights after using Foley Pills diuretic. He praises renewed mobility and urges others to try the remedy, noting its guaranteed sale through Geo. VM. Gosman.
The August Days of 76 celebrates Deadwood’s frontier era with a yearly parade and pageantry. Indians in war paint, squaws, emigrants, ox teams, and cavalry reenactment march along Main street as visitors ride in from Chicago to witness a vivid revival of 1876 life.
A modest wife and husband tackle debt with discipline. From 35 cents, she saves every dime in a bank, depositing 175 dollars in dimes by April. She buys a new rug, replaces old furniture, and pays cash, proving anyone can do the same.
In a seaside scene the speaker praises sun back bathing outfits as sensible and healthful, noting a shift from modest coverings to sunlit freedom. He contrasts critics who equate the body with sexuality with those embracing physical vigor and youthful vitality through sun exposure and lighter dress.
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