Squires Return From California Visit With Family
Mr and Mrs W G Squires and their children arrive home Saturday evening after a two week visit in California.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
5
Mr and Mrs W G Squires and their children arrive home Saturday evening after a two week visit in California.
A long list of visitors and residents in Dillon includes SoM McKnight from Dell Sunday Fred Huber from Los Angeles Kes Chadek of Grant Sunday L. B. McGivney of Armstead Sunday Ray Turner of Bannack and Miss Mae Stocker from Grant Monday John Bourquin from Seattle Mrs Etta Metzel of Alder Dillon friends Matt Kay from Grant Tuesday Mr and Mrs Lambert Eliel from Great Falls Mr and Mrs Fero Marchesseau of Grant Tuesday Herb Arnold from Montana Mrs Frank Rife and children from Armstead Monday Mrs Charles Bourquin ill at home Dr and Mrs W H Stephan motor to Anaconda Mrs George Hughes and children from Grant Tuesday Walter Vance off on vacation to Montana sites Samuel Dewey Carlson of Salmon guests at Metlen Saturday Charles E Collins of Alder Monday visitors from Centennial Valley John Bray and J H Bray from Centennial Valley Monday Taylor Bradley and family of Armstead Monday circus visit Mary Gelhaus left for Boulder Colorado Miss Jean Ballard Kas back from Missoula Howard Cashmore home for summer from Bozeman Miss Dorothy Lanedorf from Helena visiting Dillon Eiram Brundage Jr returned from Seattle Carl Darnutzer of McHessor attending to business Mrs F Martin of Leadore Monday circus visit Miss Evelyn Ellis of Kalispell visiting Dillon Dr and Miss E G Free left for west coast Frank Hazelbaker Jr back from California William Rosenbaum of Zeigler Springs and C W Stallings of Bannack in Dillon Wednesday J B Loveless in Dillon Friday R Ay Pierce of Pocatello and John L Amos of Salt Lake in Dillon Monday Annual barbecue and boat races to be held at Mount Haggin next Sunday Dillon Country club members invited to inform officials for invitations. Kenneth Wheat returned from Bozeman with his brother Donald after Montana State College commencement.
Names of residents visiting relatives, travels and events around Dillon including Lily Mathew Alder Dillon visits, Byron Cosgrove Pocatello, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones Lima, Arthur Clegg Jackson business, Fred Chapman attend launderers convention in Butte, Roy Jackson Logan Utah death, J P Hazel Elk Horn Springs hotel and springs, J F Wiksdal visit Logan, Miss Montana Gilbert Boulder Colorado six weeks study, Mrs. Charles Henry Spokane Pullman trip, Lester W. Gaver Ruth M. Ball marriage Dillon, Norah Connelley Chicago trip, Montana non resident license rules three month stay, vehicle registration for identification.
The Rev. C. Schmidt of St Paul will be installed as rector of the Lutheran church Sunday at 10 30 by the Right Reverend A M Skindlevy president of the Rocky Mountain district. Services at the Old Catholic church. All members and friends invited to attend the rites.
Dan Mooney visited town last Friday troubled by the rattlesnake situation. The Daly Spur section was abandoned after a dynamite blast last year spoiled five or six hundred snakes. Mooney heard of rattlesnake canning in Alabama and saw broader prospects for oil and steaks.
Mr and Mrs Glen Lyon and Jar Wheat traveled to Butte on Monday to confer with Elks lodge members from Butte Helena and Anaconda about a one cent railroad fare to the national convention in Seattle next month. Railroad officials attended but no action was taken.
Harold Johnson of Beaverhead Lumber sustained a severely lacerated head Sunday afternoon when he hit the bottom of the plunge at Elkhorn Springs while diving. He was brought to Dillon and given five stitches at Dr Routeledge’s office.
Principal W. W. Wahl prepared claims at the county superintendent Miss Gladys Garr's office for apportionments to the Smith-Hughes agriculture and home economics departments of the high school. Federal and state aid supports these departments under state requirements.
The Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a poem reading event led by Miss Virginia Randolph at the public library on Thursday evening. Junior high pupils are invited to join the weekly sessions every Thursday at 3 o’clock to discuss a book they have read.
A list of freeholding taxpayers in School District No. 10 will vote on a six mill levy at a special school election on June 27. The list is being prepared this week at the office of Albert Baker, county clerk and recorder.
A public notice offering a manual on veterans benefits including pensions compensation insurance hospitalization soldiers homes bonuses and funeral expenses. It promotes methods to obtain these rights and directs readers to Service Men's Service at 22 25 Jackson Mississippi.
A garbled ad style snippet touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidneys claiming fast relief from aching backs. The fragment hints at health claims and a punchy sales tone typical of period notices.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eckhoff of Bozeman are visiting the Hirschman home here. They plan to leave Friday for Berkeley California where Mr Eckhoff will attend college during the summer.
Mrs. A. G. Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina credits Foley Pills diuretic with curing her exhaustion and physical ills. She says she is no longer too tired to care for her family and household and urges women nationwide to try the product.
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