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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
8
A flurry of short trips and social calls moves through Grant and nearby towns. Armstead Dillon Butte and Dillon guests visit the Larabee ranch, attend graduations, and tour Sacajawea grounds. Families and friends from Waldemar Campbell Stocker and Sheser share travel plans and hospital or high school events.
George Clemow of Jackson Mont offers a set of mostly registered Hereford bulls for sale. prospect buyers can contact George Clemow for particulars on availability and pricing.
Pedigreed Shorthorn bulls and 3 milch cows offered for sale. Inquiries at Sullivan's ranch located north of Dillon.
Arthur O'Malley of Carson Hill reports kidney and rheumatic relief after using Foley Pills diuretic. He says fewer than two bottles restored his health and ability to work. Guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.
Polar is town residents Mrs E A Marchesseau and Mrs Larry Daly with children visited Dillon for Decoration day guests of Mr and Mrs John Judge. Several families and individuals from Butte Anaconda Armstead and Elkhorn Springs joined events and outings around Dillon during the week.
Local residents travel to Dillon for high school graduation ceremonies. Families attend weddings and banquets in Jackson with guests from Butte Dillon and Barrett hospital. A baby boy was born May 28 at Barrett hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Martinell.
Mrs Fred Shoenberger and family visited at her parents home Mr and Mrs Jules Wenger Friday. Mr and Mrs Jake Neidt left by auto Monday for Salt Lake City for their daughters graduation. Leanne Foussard wed Jules Wenger Jr in Dillon Sunday. Mrs Wenger taught in Jackson for four years and is popular locally. Hearty congratulations to the couple. Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson spent Decoration Day in Dillon. Mrs Hans Jorgensen and Mr and Mrs Wendell Jardine also mentioned.
The new county fair board earns praise for progress and calls for full public support. Be active to ensure a big fair with standout livestock exhibits including sheep cattle hogs and dairy herds. The county prides itself on its superior livestock industry and encourages owners to showcase top herds and flocks.
A complete program for the National Guard Summer Training Camp at Fort Harrison from June 14 to 28 has been approved by Colonel E. H. Williams. Lieutenant H. G. Klemme, regimental chaplain, designated morale and athletic officer, outlines a program with cups for base ball and track winners, medals for individual event placings, and rifle and range awards.
J A Baxter retrieved his Buick sedan in Great Falls this week after it was found abandoned on a street last Saturday. The vehicle had been missing since Tuesday and is believed stolen the preceding Sunday night. It was undamaged except for a flat tire.
M. J. Harrington of Jackson visited Tuesday. Walter Brothers of Lima stayed at the Andrus hotel. Mrs. J. Elmose of Jackson visiting friends in the city.
Local representative We D. Tovey of Standard-Accidental Insurance argues insurers back long skirts to cut the hazard of distracted male drivers. He cites accidents caused by admiring legs and says hiding such distractions could reduce risks. some youths doubt the claim and warn long skirts may hinder pedestrians.
Bert Orr denounces the pigeon toe swing as old hat learned in boyhood. Sam Ditty prefers the spraddle toe stroke taught in Miyaguri and believes a lofted drive yields longer distance. Members debate which stroke is better as Sam studies the golf tribe language of Indians and claims Blackfeet and Flathead ties.
A Red Cross appeal from Stevens County Washington asks readers to help locate Alfred Bettson also known as Alfred Benson. Described as 38 years old, 5 feet 7 inches, 135 to 140 pounds with light hair and blue grey eyes, last heard from Montello Nevada about two years ago where he worked as a camp cook. Notify Mr. Baker or write to Mrs. Margaret McCrea care of the Stevens County Red Cross in Chewelah, Washington.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Quilici of Melrose spent Thursday in Dillon. Mr and Mrs George Pyle and Ed i Marchesseau were visitors from the Grasshopper section Thursday. George Clemon, president of the recently organized Galen for Senator club, spent Thursday in Dillon from his ranch near Jacksort.
Mrs. T. D. Olmsted and her daughter Eloise left Dillon Thursday for the summer. Olmsted heads to Chicago while Eloise visits relatives in Malta. A Lima versus Dillon baseball game is slated for Sunday in town.
Percy and Aca Willey, noted ranchers from the Big Hole basin, paid a Wednesday visit to Dillon. The trip highlights local agricultural interest and ongoing ranching ties in the region.
Local anglers pursue trout in the vicinity with some catching fish and others still trying. A brief informal remark notes the moment as a busy period for local fishing hobbyists.
A fishing contest announced by Hoghegand McCaleb offers 100 in prizes for the largest trout caught in Beaverhead and Madison counties. Open to all anglers using any tackle, the event runs in a three state area Montana Idaho and Wyoming. Anglers must register at the Beaverhead store to enter and may win additional 20 in cash in a broader contest.
Jackson Rebekah Lodge met May 27 with Mrs Blanche Trudgen of Butte assembly vice president as guest. She received a token of regard honoring the golden links of unity. A luncheon followed with songs and a poster by Sister Amanda Peterson of North Dakota titled The Spirit of Sacrifice.
Miss Frances Weldoh a Normal college graduate and Mr Clare St Onge married last Monday in Butte and visited Dillon that afternoon for a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Faller as part of their honeymoon trip.
Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester and their two children returned Saturday afternoon from an enjoyable visit to California. They were accompanied home by Mrs John Forrester who has been living in California for the past year.
Real estate transfer notices derived from Beaverhead Abstract title books discuss property记录 with names and parcel details. The fragment lists transfer actions and parties and indicates ongoing property dealings in the Beaverhead area.
Warranty deeds recorded listing SARE Bopper to Leslie Nations for S97 acres near Apex. Albert Reece to Carroll Livestock Co for 240 acres in the Big Hole area. Francis to Harry Hopkins for two lots in block 1 of Wisdom original townsite. Also noted is a special stockholders meeting of Miller Development Co.
Rev. Thomas J. Simons leads a Pentecost observance set as the church marks the 1900th anniversary of the day of Pentecost. Morning service features a sermon and music focused on the descent of the Holy Spirit. Choirs and Church School join in celebration and the Daily Vacation Bible School reports enthusiastic sessions.
A decree of divorce was granted by Judge H. G. Rodgers in district court Saturday to Gladys Burlingame from Grant Burlingame on the grounds of non-support. Both are residents of Lima.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a cough cure. It claims to soothe inflamed throats with pine tar and honey, offering a non opiate, non drying formula for children and adults, sold by Geo. M. Gosman.
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