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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
5
Dillon citizens and visitors are noted in a long list of people seen around town. Names include Mrs. Charles L. Bovard from Helena, Miss Mildred Howard from Stevensville, Dr. T. A. Grigg of Butte, and many others visiting for meetings, business, or leisure. A mix of travels to Salt Lake City, Oregon, and Minnesota appears alongside local events and lodge activities.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH announces services led by Student Pastor M. O. Kraabel at 11 a.m. on Sunday June 16 at the Episcopal church. Lutheran services will be held each Sunday during June and July. All are welcome. Bring friends.
Urgent calls for summer only should use Mill Point if Dr. J. D. Lee cannot be reached at the residence phone 356 or the office line 174. The notice directs stockmen to use the specified numbers for urgent veterinary needs.
Mrs. Black of Petersburg Virginia says Foley Pills diuretic ended her back pain stiffness and improved health after she could not stoop or rise without great pain. The ad claims men and women widely use the product and it is sold by Geo M Gosman.
An account describes a rugged crossing to Fort Bridger in June, detailing a raft voyage down a wide river, horse losses, soaking rain nights, and six hundred miles traveled in twelve days. The narrative notes no Indian encounters and scarce game en route.
Morning ceremony at the bride’s Thomsen avenue home united Marjory Cars and Gerald H. Bostwick. Rev R O Shannon of the Baptist church officiated. A breakfast followed and the couple left by motor for Great Falls to residence for the summer while Mr Bostwick oversees a building contract there.
Mr and Mrs Bush arrive in Dillon from Tacoma Washington and plan to reside here. Mr Bush will serve as manager of the Pure Food store in Dillon.
Mr and Mrs P C Brown of the J C Penney company plan a two week vacation leaving next Sunday They will visit relatives and friends in Fargo North Dakota and spend time at their summer home at Pelican Beach in the Minnesota lake region
A woman parked near the public library after fueling her car. About an hour later the vehicle would not start. A passerby who offered help found only a quarter inch of gas left, suggesting someone else had taken fuel.
Mrs. 8. E. Williamson hosted the Busy Bee club for a 1 30 luncheon on Wednesday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Fred Woodside.
The Baptist Aid was pleasantly entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed Cushing on South Washington street.
Dillon residents and visitors flocked to Zeigler Hot Springs on Sunday for a casual day at the springs with friends and families.
Professor R. E. Albright of Normal College departed Monday for Chicago to attend the university during the summer session.
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