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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Cystex for bladder irritation and symptoms that disturb sleep. It promises rapid improvement with a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy for 60c at City Drug Co.
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gave immediate relief from a dreadful cough both day and night. She says it eased her irritated throat and stopped coughing. The ad notes druggists sell and recommend it and lists Geo M Gosman as successor to Potts.
Mrs Wasson M Oliver of Spokane is visiting in the city with relatives and friends. She is an esteemed old time resident of the community.
Dillon entries list dozens of visitors and residents from towns including Jackson Missoula Butte and Anaconda. People attend operations vacations and trips to Butte Missoula Livingston and Zion National Park as memorial events and social visits anchor the week. A new direct long distance line opens between New Orleans and Cincinnati improving service.
Jules Wenger Jr and Leanne Foussant of Jackson received a marriage license. They were married Sunday morning by Rev. Father Clifford of St. Rose Church. The bride taught in the Big Hole community and they plan to live on the groom’s ranch near Jackson.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church held a no-hostess meeting at the church Thursday afternoon June 5. A business meeting followed.
The Methodist Aid Society met Thursday afternoon at the church parlors with Mrs Bonnifield Mrs W Gordon and Mrs HYD Fewpat as hostesses. A committee was announced to plan the Friday evening event at the home of Mrs Tdi Simons and all members are urged to attend.
Mrs J Monroe and Mrs Orfs Bergeson presided as hostesses at a Tuesday dinner at Mrs Monroe's home. Evening featured spring blossoms, five tables of duction bridge, and a perfect menu.
Mrs John Tessier and Mrs Digele Emerick hosted St Rose Guild at the church hall this Thursday afternoon. Florence Boka is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Barrett hospital Apex. N C W Carol club elected delegates to the upcoming convention in Stevensville with Mrs Digele Emerick as delegate and Mrs J C Fuller as alternate. Bertha Huber Lena Fassler and Alma Harwood visited Mrs Margaret Graeter recovering at her son's home Warren Graeter. Mary Louise Purdy of junior high earned honorable mention in the national soap sculpture contest for a totem pole. Walter Stephan was the other local contestant. Dave Levene and wife visiting J W Rees as they travel toward the coast. Levene is Rees' brother.
A dinner was served Thursday evening at the guild hall by the ladies of St James guild for the Gargoyle club of the Normal college.
State laboratory tests show 30 of 121 gasoline samples from 20 corporations contain damaging sulfur levels. If needed, the Public Service Commission will pursue corrective actions or court action to prevent sale. Continentals mostly pass. several majors fail due to contaminated tanks.
Clerk and Recorder John Baker reports 146 new names added to the district voter list as of last Thursday. He notes that some outside-district registrations are not yet received and the tally does not reflect nonvoters, removals, or deaths.
E. D. Sandvig, assistant supervisor of the Custer National forest, has been appointed assistant supervisor of the Beaverhead forest and will assume his position July 1. He will succeed W. H. Blofson, transferred to Wenatchee, Washington, in a Miles City dispatch.
W. S. Tash shipped seven catloads of fat steers to Mr. Frye in Seattle from Divided last Saturday. The cattle were purchased from Mr. Hirschey and Mr. Walchly in the Big Hole basin.
Large national manufacturer seeks an exclusive distributor in Dillon for sales and wholesale trade with no competition. Expected annual earnings range from $7,500 to $10,000. Distributor must carry $1,000 to $1,500 in merchandise and be financially responsible. Official interview times announced in district. write Manufacturer, 767 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago for phone interview.
The will of the late B R Stevenson has been admitted to probate and Cloyd Wampler has been named administrator with the will attached. David Kielroy, advertising manager of the Montana Standard, stopped off in Dillon on his way to Armstead and Bedrock for a weekend fishing trip.
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