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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
8
An advertisement urges women with bladder irritation to try Cystex with a 48 hour test. It promises quick relief, mood lift, and a money back guarantee, selling at 60 cents through City Drug Co.
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports a dreadful cough eased by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She says it stopped her coughing at once and soothed her irritated throat. Drugstore ads urge asking for the product from Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
A new hydraulic jack of the latest type has been installed at Beaverheat Joiner’s filling station, according to local reports. The device is expected to improve fueling operations and safety at the site.
A parade of visitors stops in Dillon this week with many from Jackson Sheridan Bannack Lima and other towns. Residents returning from trips include Dr and Mrs F H Bimrose Walter Paddock and Anna DeLong while Dillon welcomes former locals Tom Menke Olive Trolinger Edith Poindexter and others visiting for summer.
Terry Browning expects to leave around July 1 for Atlantic City New Jersey as a delegate from the local lodge to the Elks national convention. He is past exalted ruler of Dillon Lodge No 1554. Dillon ads promote Christy Bros circus June 30 attracting many youngsters and elders.
In district court Judge Lyman H Bennett presided as Mary E Henneberry received letters of administration for the William F Henneberry estate while Elizabeth Marchesseau was named guardian of Eugene C and Irma May Holloway. Election supplies for county precincts are being prepared at the county clerk John S Baker office including ballots pens ink pencils scratch pads stamps sealing wax string and rubber bands.
The Dillon ceremony of Miss Faust and Carl H. Peterson’s daughter was conducted by the Rev Carlton of the Presbyterian church. Attendants included Mrs Warren Dufur matron of honor Frances Peterson bridesmaid Albert Baker groomsman ring bearer Jeanne Peterson. Mrs Faust is daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl H Peterson of Three Forks and a State University graduate dancer. Carl Faust son of Mr and Mrs A J Faust ranch people and Beaverhead County High School graduate. He has worked as Dillon Examiner reporter and Montana Standard correspondent.
Donald J. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith, celebrated his seventh birthday Tuesday afternoon with a party at Dillmont Park. Eighteen young friends attended, enjoyed games, and were photographed at a table featuring a large yellow and white birthday cake with matching decorations.
The Elkhorn Springs hotel hosted a large anniversary party Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hansen. The lobby gleamed with pink and white balloons and tinsel as more than 200 guests enjoyed a banquet, dancing, and cards. The couple received a purse and an upholstered furniture suite as gifts from friends countywide.
Mizpah Chapter No. 18 Order of Eastern Star held its final summer meeting Tuesday evening featuring an initiation ceremony and refreshments.
Norman College alumni gathered Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a picnic hosted at the Walter Stamm residence. The informal event brought graduates together for fellowship and light refreshments.
More than a score of Dillon golfers have signified their intention to accept an invitation from the Anaconda Country club for an intercity game there next Sunday. Members of Deer Lodge, Butte and Missoula clubs have also been invited and an enjoyable day is anticipated.
C M Hansen’s wire haired terrier Jiggs traveled on foot from Badger Pass to Elkhorn Springs and back to Dillon last weekend. The dog bolted from a car at the pass to chase a gopher and was left behind but followed the road. He arrived in Dillon Monday evening footsore and tired after pursuing his master.
The Christy Circus arrives Monday June 30 for a brief stay with a seven acre village, white tops, and a two mile parade. The show features barbers, lawyers, doctors, and many trades, with performances at two and eight and dining tents serving thirty seven waiters.
A regional forester report from Missoula shows deer numbers fell about 28 percent in the national forests of Montana and northern Idaho over five years. Hunters killed 41.5 percent of the total deer kill, with the rest from predators and other causes. elk rose 60 percent and fur bears generally gained.
The department of commerce outlines a 1930 program to light 3,000 more miles of airways and provide hourly weather radio broadcasts to pilots. If completed, this effort should illuminate about 17,500 miles of federal airways by year end.
The plan adds sixty-five radio weather stations and extends to 8,500 miles of collecting weather reports with automatic telegraph typewriters. These aids will be open to all flyers, with hourly weather information reaching almost every square mile of regular airspace. Beacon lights mark ten mile intervals while intermediate landing fields are placed 20 to 862 miles apart.
A condemned murderer at Colanr bus Ohio went to his death singing Sweet Adeline. Reports say other inmates faced the same fate with similar singing, reflecting a grim prison scene and uncertain outcomes for the quartets involved.
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