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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
7
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State Auditor George P. Porter praised Bannack property of the I. B. Mining company calling it a mountain of ore. Born in Helena and raised in Butte, Porter noted mining history and recalled a past accident with a hammer tied to his wrist in a long-ago tunnel project.
A Virginia Methodist minister irritates Senator Walsh of Montana. Senators Caraway of Arkansas and Robinson of Indiana show little sympathy.
Mothers praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds with years of use in their families. The advertisement notes no opiates or dangerous additives and urges mothers to ask for it, sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.
The passage argues that Montana voters care more about tariffs on hides silver bullion lumber and related products than intraparty maneuvers or conflicts involving Senator Walsh and Bishop Cannon. It urges Walsh to dedicate time and talent to securing favorable policy solutions for pressing economic questions.
A Beaverhead Stockmen's Association meeting, organized in Dillon, will convene in the county court room next Saturday at 2 30 PM. The group will finalize plans including issuing a brand book and offering a reward for stock thief apprehension and conviction. All stockmen in the county are invited to attend.
A Helena party led by I. B. Haviland visited the Bannack mines after attending the Beaverhead Mining association meeting on Saturday. Members included George B Conway state auditor George P Porter Mrs Lillian S Cowan A G Nation Geo W Paxton and C M DeLacy, all of Helena.
Marian Williams, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Williams, held a Saturday afternoon birthday party for several of her young friends. Mrs A A Stone Mrs Paul Lynch and two children and Mrs E A Marchesseau came from Grasshopper to visit the Marchesseau ranches.
Miss Esther Snodgrass, faculty member at the training school, will supervise Sunshine Camp a community project for children under par sponsored by the Butte Lions Club.
H. M. Brundage transported Mrs. John Sharkey mother of Mrs. Carl Hartwig to Dillon from Butte by ambulance. Mrs. Sharkey was admitted to Barrett hospital for treatment.
A physician notes 47 years of practice and argues constipation occurs despite care. He endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild vegetable remedy close to nature. The advert claims it empties bowels promptly without drastic purges and offers free trial bottles on request.
The article notes Judge Lyman Bennett speaking to graduates while listing numerous attendees from towns including Anaconda, Helena, Butte, Dillon, and Harlem. It mentions W. G. Gilbert winning a country club "ringer" tournament and Milton Maurer arriving from Los Angeles after competing in the I C A H track meet in Chicago with a fifth-place finish in the hundred yard dash. Total score cited as 276.
The Beaverhead County Federation of Women’s Clubs approves three ballot measures including jury service for women and county superintendent removal from politics. They back the Girls’ Vocational Guidance School and a county nurse, support London Naval Treaty ratification and 18th Amendment enforcement, protest highway ads, and thank Armstead Neighborhood Club and First National Bank for help and donations. Mr and Mrs E B Roe and daughter Betty visit Seattle with Mrs D J Stephens.
The first annual meeting of the Canyon Irrigation Company will be held at the office of J E Kelly Poindexter Block Dillon Montana on June 21 1930 at 2 PM. Directors will be elected five for the ensuing year bylaws adopted and other business considered. R J Selway president Maynard Lovell secretary.
The complaint filed in the Clerk of Court’s office seeks annulment of a marriage to be restored to the maiden name Louise M. Langlois. It states the plaintiff has been a Montana resident for a year and that the marriage occurred May 18, 1924 while defendant had a living former wife. The plaintiff learned of the prior marriage after intermarrying and ceased cohabiting. A summons requires an answer within twenty days. a default may be entered. The document is dated May 19, 1930, with attorney H. K. Jones of Butte listed.
Louise M. White files suit against Clayton F. White in Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County. The State of Montana issues alias summons directing the defendant to answer the complaint.
Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Walter A Sewell and family including Mamie Raye Sewell now Raye Jed Smith and Thomas Marnoch also known as Thomas F Marnoch with Eleanor Marnoch wife, against Beaverhead Madison Nation Farm Loan Association in a sheriff sale proceeding.
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