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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
5
Backache and bladder irritation symptoms disturb sleep with burning itching and leg pains. The ad urges trying Cystex with a 60 cent price at City Drug Co and a money back guarantee if not quickly effective.
Mrs. Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stopped her dreadful cough both day and night. She says it eased the cough at once and soothed her irritated throat with no more coughing for as long as the product lasts. Sold and recommended by druggists, Geo. M. Gosman successor.
Miss Helen Beamish of Plains visits ranch near Grant with Mr. Matt Kay and George Smith. Mrs. Agnes Piére and Miss Beamish tour Dillon area during Tuesday trip.
A long list of residents and visitors, including A. P. Williams from Alder and Hugh Anderson from Butte, travel to Dillon over the week. Notables such as judges, attorneys, and political candidates—Opp, Rodgers, Hartwig, Galen—pass through or campaign in the area as locals prepare for summer.
Elkhorn Springs in Beaverhead County officially opened last Saturday night with a large dance attended by many pleasure seekers. Guests stayed over Sunday and swam in the plunge. The Elkhorn hotel is again operated this year by Mr and Mrs E E Hazel, noted Anaconda residents.
Judge George Opp presided Monday morning as Anne Leonardson of Small Idaho wed Jay L Lemmons of Dubois at the court house. Attendants were Miss Naomi Hildreth and Cloyd Wampler. Theta was entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs Walter Taylor at her ranch home.
Miss Constance Blegan director of physical education at the Normal college departed Sunday for her home in Hudson Wisconsin where she will reside.
Mr and Mrs P R Farman and two children of Lodge Grass Montana visited Dillon Tuesday for a short stay with friends Mr and Mrs R O Shannon before resuming their motor trip home.
The Northside Country Club will be entertained Tuesday June 24 by Mrs Noah Allen at her home near Apex in a private gathering.
Mrs W B Hartwig hosted St James guild on Thursday afternoon at her west side home. It marked the final meeting before the summer vacation.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church enjoyed an afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. D. L. Smith and Mrs. Jardine at the Rife residence. Attendees shared fellowship in a cordial, informal setting.
Miss Helen Ballard daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Ballard of this city graduated this week from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati Ohio. She studied at the conservatory for two years and is a former local high school graduate.
The Methodist Aid society met Thursday afternoon June 19 at the church parlors.
Miss Lenore Bishop Thompson daughter of Dillon residents married James A. McCollum son of St. Anthony Idaho in Immanuel Presbyterian Church Los Angeles. The couple planned a summer home at West Yellowstone Montana after a California coast honeymoon.
John W. Breeden athletic coach at Beaverhead county high school married Ruth Eugenia Platt of Helena in a Bozeman ceremony at the Baxter hotel. Rev W F Daly officiated. Adeline Platt and Bernice Norris served as bridesmaids. Edgar Breeden was best man. The couple planned a summer in Bozeman then a fall move to Dillon.
About 40 ladies gathered Wednesday at Mrs. W F Drummey’s home to honor the Dillon matron as she departs Friday for Seattle to visit relatives for the summer. She received a fitted overnight bag and refreshments were served after an enjoyable evening.
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