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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
A parade of visitors and residents fills Dillon area life with names such as F L Woody Mark Clemon Alf Decker and Eleanor Olson. Movements include births marriages relocations to Divide Rochester Minn and Novelty Missouri with several family visits and professional trips noted.
The article extols workers health as their main asset and cites Foley Pills diuretic as a cure for kidney and rheumatic troubles. It claims a reader used less than two bottles with full relief and states availability through Geo. M. Gosman as successor to Potts with a satisfaction guarantee.
Jackson neighbors visit with Dillon and Wisdom ties seen in women’s groups and kinship. Holmes relatives, Miss Betsey Clemow, Rosie Neidt and Betsy Clemow earn mentions amid travels to Dillon Deer Lodge Wisdom and Helena with several Rebekah Grand Assembly attendees.
Local residents and guests frequent Grant and nearby Dillon with visits to Schroeder and Mansfield homes. Travel includes Mrs. Mae Sprinkle, Mrs. Matt Pyette, Mr. and Mrs. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Selway, and others making business trips, rodeo plans, and attendance at a Masonic meeting. Death in family draws several attendees in Dillon.
Normal sidelight notes a Friday reception for students and faculty in residence halls with dancing later. An assembly speaker is Professor R A Cooley of State College Bozeman on Africa travel. Miss Helen Nelson, filling a summer position, has UC Berkeley and USC training and teaches home economics. Summer school registration is down from last year with many graduates nearing degrees.
About 250 register for the summer session. Mr. R. E. Albright of the history department left early in the week to spend the summer at the University of Chicago pursuing work toward his doctor’s degree.
Tom Carney departed last Friday for West Yellowstone to resume his duties as telegraph operator. Jim McCullum, Short Line depot chief clerk, left for the west entrance to assume railroad duties there, a post he has held for several summers. Two trains weekly run to Yellowstone from Ashton until June 20 when the tourist schedule starts.
Beaverhead Motors installs a unique fixture for car maintenance. A metal and wood framework supports a machine that lifts all four wheels off the ground for greasing brakes and other work. The device is called a Lift-a-Kar.
Coach C. K. Moe has arranged regular time slots for men and boys at Normal College plunge. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings 8 to 9 and Saturday 4 to 5.
A $1000 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the local ranges near Site red Hole Horse Centennial Red Rock Tail. Report evidence to Sheriff W. C. Orr or D. V. Erwin, sick cise.
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