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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1928

Page

5

Visitors and residents make rounds in Dillon area

A string of visitors from Jackson to Butte and nearby towns lunch at local hotels and conduct business. Notables include Roy Ford, Don Angon, George Selway, Robert Woody, Carl Hartwig, and Mrs. Margaret Graeter with George W. French. Local residents Charles L. Kandy and Irene May Parker wed in Butte. Ralph Smith returns from Boston for summer.

Charles L. Kandy Irene May’ Parker Butte Ralph Smith Boston Dillon

Very Comfortable 3 Room Apartment for Rent

Newly decorated three room apartment with living room bedroom kitchen and bath at 404 S Washington Street. Call 126-W. Dick Donaldson accepted a position as a Yellowstone Park bus driver and will depart Monday to start his duties there.

James McCollum West Yellowstone Kitchener Bath S. Washington Street Call Dick Donaldson Yellowstone Park

Lauterbachs Return by Car from Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach arrived in the city Wednesday afternoon from Los Angeles where they have spent the winter. They made the trip by car.

Max Lauterbach City Los Angeles

Doctor speaks on Sinusitis at Idaho Osteopathic convention

Dr A H MelFarland attended the Idaho Falls convention of the Idaho Osteopathic Association this week. He read a paper before the association on Sinusitis, presenting findings and discussion to fellow physicians.

A. H. MelFarland Idaho Falls Idaho Osteopathic Association Association

Cats Foster Fox Cubs Tucked From Cuddliness Near Antigo

The owner of a blue fox farm near Antigo Wisconsin reports cats act as foster mothers for surplus fox cubs. When a fox mother has more cubs than she can raise, house cats are drafted to help. The foxes later grow up surprisingly cat familiar.

Antigo Wis Capper

Brundage Brothers Headed for Seattle Summer Visit

Walter and Lew Brundage two young sons of Mr and Mrs H M Brundage left last Sunday for Seattle to visit relatives this summer. They rode to Butte with their father and will travel the rest of the trip alone.

Walter Lew Brundage H. M. Brundage Seattle Butte

Piano for sale by payment plan in Spokane

Late model piano of a standard make offered for balance of contract. Terms ten dollars per month. Write Piano Department Box 303 Spokane Washington to view. Mr and Mrs McArthur and family of Butte visited Homer Harrison in town. Bobby Harrison stayed for a visit. Mrs Harrison and Betty Lee left for Butte to stay with Mrs Harrison's sister Mrs McArthur. W F Cashmore's return from Bozeman with their son Francis who graduated Montana State College and accepted a chemistry position with the state livestock commission.

Piano Department Box Spokane Washington Mrs. McArthur Butte Homer Harrison Bobby Harrison W. F. Cashmore Bozeman Francis Montana State College State Livestock Commission

Edison at Eighty One Plans Twenty Years of Rubber Research

The 81 year old inventor Thomas A. Edison personally supervises the building of a new chemical laboratory to pursue extensive rubber experiments. He aims to develop an emergency rubber industry in the United States and to devise new devices for extracting rubber, dedicating the next twenty years to this study.

Thomas A. Edison Edison United States Mr. Edison

Fifth Birthday Party for Bobby Peterson

Bobby Peterson celebrated his fifth birthday last Saturday afternoon with a party attended by several young friends. After an afternoon of games and amusements the children enjoyed delicious refreshments.

Bobby Peterson A. T. Petérson

Musical Picnics and Operetta at Training School

The pupils of Miss Nellie Little at the training school auditorium presented a musical picnic series to a large audience. Monday featured A Musical Picnle, Tuesday offered Through the Music Book, and Thursday will showcase the advanced class in the final installment.

Perles

Knapp Family Welcomes First Grandson James Homer

Mr and Mrs Ernest Knapp of Argenta celebrate the arrival of their first grandson born last Friday morning at the home of Mrs Oliver to Mr and Mrs George F Knapp The baby named James Homer is the fourth child in the family with three older sisters noted in the report

Zernest Knapp Argenta Oliver George F. Knapp James Homer

Thibadeau couple celebrate twenty-fifth wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs W W Thibadeau observed their silver wedding anniversary with a Monday dinner at their Kentucky Avenue home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jay V McCarthy Mr and Mrs Elmo Winn Senator E O Selway and Charles Burden as cards followed the repast.

W. W. Thibadeau Kentucky Avenue Jay V. McCarthy Elmo Winn E. O. Selway Charles Burden

Parke and Scott Celebrate Second Anniversary at Armstead Ranch

Mr and Mrs Parke T Scott of Armstead marked their second wedding anniversary with a dinner at their ranch home last Wednesday. Relatives present included Mr and Mrs W T Scully Mr and Mrs Glen Decker Mr and Mrs Clarence Decker and Mr and Mrs Roy B Herndon families of Dillon and Col Alf Decker and Mrs Laura T Scott of Armstead.

Parke T. Scott Armstead Scott Home W. T. Scully Glen Decker Clarence Decker Roy B. Herndon Dillon Col Alf Decker Laura T. Scott

Howell Leland Married Quietly at Methodist Parsonage

S B Howell a Grant ranch man and Mrs Maude A Leland chief operator of the local telephone exchange were quietly married Monday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage by Rev H B Ricketts. Attendants were John Banks and Mrs Alice Pegram. Howell owns a large ranch on Horse Prairie and is a well known Beaverhead figure. Leland came to Dillon from Billings to run the local office. They will reside on the Howell ranch.

S. B. Howell Grant Maude A. Leland H. B. Ricketts John Banks Alice Pegram Howell Horse Prairie Beaverhead Leland Dillon Billings Howell Ranch

Churches Christian Science Society Sebree Street Services

The article notes that services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock and invites the public to attend.

Sebree Street

St Rose Church Mass Times and Confession Hours

St Rose Catholic Church announces Sunday masses at 8 and 10 30 in the morning with an evening service at 7 80. Weekday mass at 8 o'clock. Confessions offered Saturday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. First Friday mass at 6 30.

ST. Rose Catholic Church

Methodist Church Sunday Services and Events

The Methodist church outlines a 10:00 Sunday school with a Normal class led by Prof. R. E. Albright for Normal students not at other churches. 11:00 morning worship on immortality, 7:00 Epworth League, 8:00 Children’s Day program directed by Mrs. Joe Newnes and Mrs. Carl Taylor. Thursday June 21 2:30 PM Ladies aid hosted by Mrs. John Forrester Mrs. M. Roberts and Mrs. McKinley Brownfield.

R. E. Albright Immortal Epworth League Joe Newnes Carl Taylor Methodist Church John Forrester M. Roberts McKinley Brownfield

Ranges and Crops Aided by Showers

A period of drought ended as rains swept Beaverhead county aiding range lands and foothill pastures. Water for irrigation was low prompting county commissioners to oversee distribution. Farmers expect relief for grains and alfalfa with warmer weather, boosting fall harvest prospects.

Beaverhead

Dillon Girl Honored by State University

Miss Mary Emily Elliott daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Elliott of this city and a student at the state university leaves for Ithaca New York to represent the university in the United States Music meet next week. Elliott is an accomplished pianist who has won high honors in music circles at Missoula.

Mary Emily Elliott A. A. Elliott The State University Ithica, M. Y United States Bplliott Missoula

Jamie and Mary Exchange Lovelorn Glances

A brief exchange reveals Jamie gazing into Mary's eyes and lips as she lowers her lids, her lips described as ripe and twitching in a moment of demure attraction.

Jamie Mary

Fathers Day Service At First Presbyterian

Next Sunday is Fathers Day at First Presbyterian with a morning sermon themed A Knowing Father and seasonal music. Mrs Finch serves as organist through the summer and Mrs Patter son impressed with a violin solo last week. Sunday School meets at 10 o clock and a summer class for Normal students is planned.

Finch I. M. Patterson

Visiting Rector Delivers Appreciated Sermon in Dillon

The Rev. N. H. Traggitt Jr. of Detroit Lakes Minn spoke at St. James Episcopal church in Dillon last Sunday at the invitation of Bishop Faber Helena. His sermon was highly appreciated by a congregation without a rector since last spring.

N. H. Traggitt Jr Detroit Lakes Minn Dillon Faber Helena St. James Episcopal Church

Water-logged Suit Hangs on Prolonged Detention

In North Siam a civil action pits two parties as both are submerged by water. The longer submersion inside the courtroom becomes decisive, determining who wins the case as the state of immersion governs the outcome.

North Siam

Whaling incident and odd quotes in Moray and Dornoch

A report notes 150 whales chasing herring drove into shallow water and died in Moray and Dornoch firths. The piece includes a cartoonish exchange as Jill asks about a revolving door and Bill replies you cannot slam it when angry.

Moray Dornoch Ftrths Scotland

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