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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
2
Local residents and guests are listed with travels to Dillon and Jackson. Among names mentioned are Jim Johnson, Eddy Wenger, George Clemon, Mrs. John Inabnit, Mrs. Jim Mose, I. C. C. F. dance attendees, and Reichle school eighth graders who passed state exams led by Evelyn Tash.
Reichle news notes a benefit dance and basket social Saturday night raising funds for Jack Warden who cannot work due to an inflamed eye. The Glenrose ball team lost by one point to Butte Independent in a deciding Sunday game, with victors treated to a chicken dinner at Shady Glen hotel.
For sale from Sullivan's ranch north of Dillon. Pedigreed Shorthorn bulls and three milch cows are offered. Inquiries invited at the ranch location.
Arthur OMalley of Carson Hill California was bedridden with kidney and rheumatic troubles. After using Foley Pills diuretic he reports relief after less than two bottles and a return to work. Guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
Local items report multiple residents traveling between Grant Armstead Dillon and Armstead for visits business and summer arrangements. People include J W Howell W Lavery Fero Marchesseau M Rand Annie Stocker Elmer Selway and families with trips to Dillon Armstead Butte and the Bitterroot valley.
Mrs A L Stone Mrs Paul Lynch and children and Mrs B A Marchesseau were entertained at the Ted Marchesseau ranch home along with other guests. W S Tash visited in Don be fore part of the week. Andy Pyle returned from Seattle with cattle. Mrs Felt and grand daughter Caroline Card remain in Elkhorn for the summer. Mrs Earl Tash and her mother Mrs Carl G Knoll shopped in Dillon Saturday. Mr and Mrs McGowen of Salt Lake City visited Olive M Harrison's ranch. Twin Bridges beat Polaris 8 to 4 last Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Pyle with Mrs Kandegaard and E P Marchesseau visited Dillon Thursday. The Marchesseaus entertained in honor of several guests Friday. Early Monday morning shoppers.
In Dillon, E. Hazel, Mrs. Frank Felt and Mrs. W. H. Tash were mentioned. Mrs. E. A. Marchesseau and Mrs. J. J. Brown visited Butte on Monday.
Advance man Joe Rhoades met in Dilloh to arrange June 30 appearances by Christie Bros circus now touring the northern part of the state. The show features a pageant titled Happy Days and will stage a noon free street parade, the first time the circus has come to this area.
Sheriff W. C. Orr took Emer Anderson to Warm Springs after a district court examination by a sanity commission on Wednesday afternoon.
Robert Finch recently from New York City arrived in Dillon for a visit. Marie Gray plans to go to Mis Soula this Saturday for university enrollment this summer. Mrs. George Taylor will leave Saturday for a week's visit at Holland Lake dude ranch with her mother Mrs. Mary Judge. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson of Dell were guests at the Andrus on Thursday.
Evans Forsythe arrives from Monida on Tuesday. Miss Mae Stocker travels from Cyant to the city on Monday. Chester Hale of the Cash Market visits Butte for business on Monday. Mrs Frank Caldwell arrives from Nampa Idaho for a friendly visit. Mrs George Cottrell and Miss Thelma Olsen from Wisdom visit Thursday. Mrs Ernest McKenzie and daughter Evelyn of Divide spend Thursday in Dillon. Mrs William Knudson and her young son from Wisdom visit Dillon friends on Wednesday. Frank Hoffman departs for Big Hole basin Thursday to serve as water commissioner. Mr and Mrs O K Moe leave for Seattle last Friday to spend the summer. Mrs George Clemon and daughter Betsy and son Mark visit the city from a ranch near Jackson.
Jackson County ad notes 12 registered Hereford bulls offered by George Clemow of Jackson Mont for sale. Bulls described as proven breeding stock with potential for ranch operations. Contact details not fully legible.
820 acre ranch under irrigation suitable for sheep or cattle. Good terms if desired. Inquire W. B. Gustin Twin Bridges Montana.
Disturbing night coughs quickly stopped by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound says it soothes inflamed throat with pine tar and honey. Describes non opiate formula, no constipation, suitable for children and adults. Marketed by M. Gosman successor to Potts-ady.
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