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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1929

Page

8

Grant News Highlights Local Social and Travel

Grant residents and visitors are active with trips to Dillon Armstead and Butte. Several families and guests are listed including Mrs. Behring of Helena and Ms Sophia Guyaz. Local visits include Stocker Brenner Roe and Roe families joining friends across the region.

James Mansfield Dillon H. E. Behring Helena Grant L. C. Stocker Maé Frank Parish Salt Lake City Schroeder Elmer Selway Con Lowell Smith Sophia Guyaz Stocker Mr. Lyons Armstead George H. Hughes James Prohosky J. H. Sheser Charles Brenner John L. Waldemar Bill Muhlfeith Lakes Jack Brenner Klamath Falls Oregon Isabelle Brenner Lemhi Idaho

Sheridan News Highlights Local Events And Marriages

Mrs. Schultz hosted a birthday dinner for her husband on the front porch with a large guest list including H. A. Pease George Utley and others. W. E. Kearney bought the Seymour Thomson ranch adjoining his home. Paul Romrenke and Emma Audifred wed in Butte. Haying is the current main activity as Sheridan neighbors stay busy.

A. Schultz Messrs H. A. Pease George Utley Twin Bridges Dr. Dyer W. E. Kearney R. W. Rossiter N. J. Birrer Harry, Foster Frank Tolson George Gammell Fred Grose J. J. Leary Lester Bivens Gulch Romrenke Sheridan John Brundage Centennial Valley Frank Moore

Reichle News and Local Social Hints

Mr Val Tadovich suffers an infected hand from a severe barbed wire cut. Mr and Mrs Joe Poole visited Mrs John Verbance Saturday. Poole is brother of Mack Poole of Woods Ranch. Races in Butte drew many: Mr and Mrs Campbell and family, Mr Cummings, Mr Joe Nite, and others returned from a Yellowstone tour. Mrs Mack Poole and her young daughter part of the same social notes.

Reichle Lewis J. B. Angey Jim Campbell Father Clifford Lima William Weller Dillon Finley Roe California J.C. Ferguson Roe Frank’ Beehrer O’leary Butte Mable O’leary Lucile Carter Ralph O'Leary Val Tadovich Joe Poole John Verbance Mr. Poole Mack Poole Woods Livestock ‘Ranch A. Campbell Mrei Feat Cummings Joe Nite Idirlied Gare Sun AE Yellowstone Small Daugh

Kipling Quoted In Beaverhead Skeleton Theory

The report cites Rudyard Kipling to support a theory that a skeleton found by a highway crew in Beaverhead Canyon is an Indian. It notes Kipling’s remarks on rail travel and Native riders, suggesting a past accident and possible burial of an unidentified Indian or tramp in a shallow grave.

Rudyard Kipling Beaverhead Canyon Kipling Butte Salt Lake City Utah and Northern

Lesson of Life Portrays Value of Living in Spirit

A reflective aphorism notes life as a lesson to be lived for spiritual enjoyment. Quotation attributes thoughts to George Meredith about material goods and happiness when closely grasped.

George Meredith

Ice Box Meal Plan for Hot Days

Have your ice box assist with meals on hot days by using a ready made cold menu. Plan early, pick harmonious recipes, and include one hot dish if desired. Suggested items include Jellied Bouillon, Cheese Chips, Crab meat, Hard boiled eggs, Lettuce, Mayonnaise, Saratoga Potatoes, Succotash, Ice box pudding, and a Beverage.

Ice Box

Limas Recipe Notes with Cheesy White Sauce

Two cups cooked fresh limas plus two heaping tablespoons of enbiped nintento. Three sliced hard boiled eggs with minced parsley. Add one cup white sauce and blend. Top with two tablespoons grated cheese and serve hot as a meat substitute.

Italian Vegetable Salad Preparation

A cold marinated salad combines sliced radishes tomatoes and cucumber with cauliflower and asparagus and onion hearts of lettuce. Dress with three tablespoons olive oil to one tablespoon vinegar and serve cold.

Fragrant Apricot Ginger Drink Recipe Card

To each glass of ginger ale add two tablespoons apricot juice from a can. Pour over cracked ice and garnish with fresh mint.

Paper Bag Recycling Protocol for Sanitary Trash Disposal

The guidance advocates saving all paper bags to line the trash can that receives scraps of foil peelings and dry waste. This aims to keep disposal clean and sanitary by using bags to contain waste.

Rough rubber soap dishes praised for kitchen use

A reader notes rough rubber soap dishes are ideal for kitchens. They rinse easily like sponges and can quickly scour sinks, offering convenient versatility for cleaning tasks.

Rusty Knife Polishing Tip Surfaces in Ground Cleansing

A short note advises to work rusty knives and forks up and down in soil several times to achieve a polished finish. The tip emphasizes outdoor cleaning methods and practical rust removal ideas.

Formula for Destroying Flies

A dated home remedy suggests making a fly attractant by infusing quasgia in one pint of liquid with four ounces of moist sugar and one ounce of pepper. Mix and let stand in saucers as a simple pest control attractant.

Marshall Field & Company predicts continued business boom

James Simpson of Marshall Field & Company forecasts strong prosperity ahead as merchandise sales exceed 1928 despite bad weather. He cites payroll gains, high employment, and a near 50 million dollar capital investment this year, including plans for a larger Chicago Mercantile Mart and acquisitions like Frederick's Nelson.

New York James Simpson Marshall Field & Company of Chicago Sailig Europe Leviathan Mr. Stimpson Simpson Marshall Field & Company Frederick' S Nelson ofsReattle Evanston and Gas Park Twert Chiesgo's Middle West

Washable sports costumes allure in fresh tub silks

Sensible and comfortable sports costumes promise easy care and bath time refresh. This season the washable silks show more character with a cool plain PK crepe tub silk and a polka dot jacket, pairing different weaves for harmonious contrast.

Ensemble Illustrated Stehli Paris

Lace Straw Hats Flatter With Simple Ribbon Trim

Summer frocks pair with large lacy straw hats in horsehair or imported straw. Trim should be a simple ribbon or velvet band in a shade harmonious with the straw. Wide brims may fold into a V at the front for a flattering irregular finish.

Broadcloth in Summer Sport Wear Styles

A cotton broadcloth fabric gains popularity in summer fashion with soft feel and high lustre. Designers offer plaided and figured patterns in sleeveless or sleeved frocks, with or without shorts, matching the season’s casual spirit.

Notable Footwear Fads Highlight Strappy Slippers and Heels

One strap slippers are made from dye able fabrics that can be tinted to match the dance track. Heels are extremely high with straps rising over the instep and a small brilliant ornament at the buckling point optional.

Community Thanks For Co operation By July 4 Committee

The July 4 celebration in the town was praised for its success and the cooperation of business people and residents. A surplus of funds was reported, with about 420 net after small debts are cleared, to be shared equally by the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts for vacation outings.

Oty Fiere Tolows Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Glen Lyons Bill Logan

Parade committee thanks supporters for a splendid 4th of July

The post mortem highlights widespread approval and praise for a beautiful elaborate parade. Lambert Eliel led thanks to all participants and helpers with Dunbar’s band Sam Treloar lauding the event as one of the best celebrations he’s ever been part of. Barnes circus contributed advertising support and Dillon posters circulated in surrounding towns. Executives and committee members expressed pleasure in collaboration and noted roughly 50 volunteers aided the effort.

Lambert Eliel Sam Treloar Butte Mines Butte Barnes Circus Dillon George Gosman Alf Cashmore E. W. Bond T.E. Gilbert D. A. Galt G. R. Baker Jay V. McCarthy Frank Bulger FG. Lyons Bill Logan W. B. Hartwig R. W. Boone Fred Woodside F. A. Hazelbaker

Freight rate table shows Montana wheat to Minneapolis Chicago Seattle

Helena July 24 Special tabulates Montana wheat freight per 100 pounds from many Montana towns to Minneapolis Chicago and Seattle Portland. Rates vary by origin with Dillon many cents to Minneapolis and Chicago and lower from Kalispell Missoula regions. Shipping-point footnotes list Baker Glasgow Alder Miles City.

Helena Montana Sidney Glendive Minneapolis Dillon Chicago N. B. Schaefer State Board of Railroad Commissioners Kalispell Missoula Seattle Portland Hardin Chinook Townsend Red Lodge Ekalaka Great Falls Fort Benton Miles City Scobey Anaconda Baker Lewistown Malta Conrad Broadus Deer Lodge Terry Wolf Point Forsyth Plentywood Butte Columbus Big Timber Chateau Shelby Hysham Glasgow Harlowton Wibaux Billings Harding Bozeman Bloc Jordan

Rewards Well Earned

A bulletin note urges that soft jobs and easy money follow after one has completed hard work and earned money through prior labor, framing diligence as the path to future rewards.

Royal Arcanum Bulletin

Sage of Chinatown Warns Against Falsehoods

The saying urges utter truth with care and sparing use. It quotes Hi Ho the Sage of Chinatown stressing that truth is precious and should be weighed carefully.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Stat

J C Penney reports June and half year sales surge

Joe Penney Co shows June gross sales of 17 121 067.11 up from 14 129 435.82 last June, a 21.17 percent rise. Six month total reaches 83 124 806.52 vs 71 753 867.65 last year, a 15.85 percent gain. New acquisitions J B Byars Co W J Lindsay Co and J N McCracken Co included in totals. Earl C Sams notes favorable results and expects 1929 sales to reach 215 000 000.00.

J.C. Penney Company Tfor J. B. Byars Co W. J. Lindsay Co J. N. McCracken Co J. C. ‘Penney Company Earl C. Sams

Beaverhead County Receives State License Money

Beaverhead county's June share of state automobile license funds arrived last Friday at the county treasurer Miss Norah Connelley’s office. Checks totaling 3487 were sent from state auditor Geo Porter, split as 2070 and 1367. The amount was deposited in the county road fund.

Beaverhead County

Birds Banquet In New Style Feeding Methods

The wildlife note reports a tropical river species cleaning crocodile teeth for meals. Dillon sparrows now perch on car radiators to trap grasshoppers and insects wedged in radiator honeycombs, showing birds adopting modern feeding methods.

Tropics Dillon

Chemical for Weeds Unloaded for Montana Ranchers

Over 15,000 pounds of calcium chlorate were delivered to Montana Mercantile for ranchers to treat thistles. Three pounds per square rod with one pound per gallon of water is advised. demonstrations planned at the Petersen ranch near Dell and Morrison ranch north of Dillon, with more in Dillton. Weed commissioner Bierrum urges careful record keeping of amount used, area covered, and application dates.

Montana Mercantile Company C. F. Petersen Dell Frank Morrison Dillon Dilton W. J. Bierrum

Storks Travel South in Winter for Luck Across Regions

Nature Magazine notes storks migrate south each winter from Europe to Africa and Egypt. The journey, likened to a millionaires’ retreat, is seen as fortunate in many cultures while remaining a seasonal symbol in others.

Europe Nature Magazine Africa Egypt

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Sheridan News G. W. Rightenour Reichle News New Harvester Hedi Herbert F. Perkins International Harvester Company of Chicago Alexander Legge Farm Board England A. B. C. Robinson Potters Genernt By Cecile Joe Penney, CO
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