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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune notes its Friday publication by F. E. Foote and lists subscription rates in advance for one year six months and other terms. It includes a postal transmission notice and foreign advertising representation details with contact telephone.
New Jersey agricultural researchers show chunky sweet potatoes grow only in soil with potassium rich fertilizer. Five years of Professor Schermerhorn work yields a fertilizer formula for New Jersey potato growers. Dr. W R Robbins notes protein dominance in short chunky types versus carbs in long thin forms. Ideal size specified as four and a half inches by two and a half.
Grant residents host and visit neighbors and travelers across Dillon Idaho Falls Leadore and Elkhorn springs. Visitors include Warren Goldman Al Anderson Kinch James Mansfield Sunblade and Pearl Smith with families and friends from Idaho and California stopping by Grant throughout the week.
Mr and Mrs Nick Adders returned Friday from a three week trip to Seattle Vancouver B C Tacoma and other coastal stops and say they enjoyed the trip but are glad to be home. Miss Agnes Polish has returned home after a stay in Murray s hospital in Butte. Mrs E H Garlisch of Butte spent several days with her sister Mrs Chris Rieber. Miss Louise Beehrer of Dillon visited her mother Mrs Minnie Beehrer. The Reichle community drove to Wise River Sunday for a baseball game with players returning excited by the outing.
Julius Hartwig hosts a sumptuous birthday dinner for granddaughter Louise Hand with John Hand Frank Kambich and Dan Piccone among guests. Peter Spritzer hosts a barbecue for friends Tony Spritzer Val Tadovich and John Verbance for his birthday. Minnie Beehrer visits Seattle for a month. The Beehrer home hosts a wedding felicitation with late-night lunch. Teresa Reichle and Ann Jackson visit Dillon from Butte.
Mrs E D Marsh and Mrs Glenn Marsh hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride Mrs Vernon Marsh with about 35 guests in the E D Marsh home. Gifts adorned the lavender centerpiece as Miss Hilde rd and Dorothy Marsh sent decorations from Pasadena. Other notes include a Baril family reunion, sheep shearing by Foster brothers, and lectures by Mrs Carter Hardy and a Methodist Sunday school program.
Mrs Louise Taylor traveled to Butte last Friday to spend the weekend with her son Roscoe. The visit centers on family time and regional ties.
A feature on how daily food affects thought, vitality, and future welfare. It argues that bread vegetables and milk influence character and mental sharpness, urging high quality nourishment and warning against cheap food that lowers blood and nerves. Local notes include Mose Smyth's visit and residents returning from trips.
The passage notes scenting tea by exposing dried leaves to blossoms such as olive gardenia rose and jasmine to impart fragrance.
The article extols daily hair brushing with military brushes as essential for healthful lustre and scalp activity. It advises choosing a suitable tonic for hair type and using a small amount of brilliantine to add gloss, warning against overuse for certain styles like satin-smooth bobs.
The city uses a Wier tractor this week to break surface and grade roads. Idaho Street was treated yesterday and the outfit will move to other residential areas with rough streets. This marks the first step to clean up and beautify the city for the Fourth.
Noah, described as the original man, begins a journey noted in Cynthiana Democrat humor. The item presents a playful reflection on forgetfulness and domestic missteps during travel.
Quarles warns that affection built on virtue alone is strong, whereas wealth or beauty as the foundation makes the structure weak. A true palace of love rests on virtue, surrounded by riches, beauty, and honor.
Miss Norah E. Connelley her mother and brother Anthony and Mrs Roy Selway arrived in Dillon last Thursday from a motor trip to Livingston where they visited at the home of Orlando Connelley. Anthony made the trip to Livingston several weeks ago and has been there since.
George Dittman was arrested last Sunday for driving while intoxicated. He appeared in police court Tuesday evening before Judge L. P. Phillips and was fined $50 and ordered not to drive a car within the city limits for 30 days.
The Watts piece titled Hope shows a seated woman with bowed head clutching a lyre whose strings are all broken except one. This image conveys hope enduring through adversity and hardship.
A young colored boy used a drugstore telephone booth to call Mr. Brown and ask for a job. The clerk learned the boy already works for Mr. Brown and the boy explained he was checking up on himself to see if he was satisfactory.
Nature Magazine notes storks migrate south for winter, traveling to Africa and Egypt where they are equally welcome, while in Europe they are seen as summer visitors and good luck symbols.
The Churches announce 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Morning worship and 8:00 Evening union services. You are cordially invited to attend all of these services.
St James Episcopal Church announces 8:00 Holy Communion and 11:00 Morning Prayer and sermon led by Rector H N Tragitt Jr. Worship details indicate two services with the same church leadership.
Rev. Thomas J. Simons leads the lone Sunday service with a Loyalty theme proclaimed by the General Assembly. The church dismisses Sunday school until September after small attendance, inviting worship at eleven in the morning. The minister preached in Big Hole last Sunday and at Jackson and Wisdom.
St Rose Catholic Church lists Masses Sundays at 8 and 10 30 a m Evening service at 7 80 Weekday mass at 8 o clock Confessions Saturday afternoon 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m First Friday Mass at 6 30 p m Pastor F X Leschner leads parish services
The Methodist church announces 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 morning worship with a sermon on The Cost of Adventure. An 8:00 union evening service follows with Rev. R. O. Shannon of the Baptist church preaching.
The Christian Science Society on Sebree Street invites the public to attend Sunday services at 8 o'clock in the evening.
The American Lutheran Church invites worship at 9:30 a.m. Sunday June 30 in the Episcopal Guild hall led by M. O. Kraabel student pastor. The early hour aims to accommodate farmers and ranchers. Bring friends.
The article recalls how early travel required long all night stops and endured fortitude and expense. It notes the Dillon to Helena journey as a memorable era for oldtimers and compares it to journeys home in the east, highlighting the significant obstacles faced by travelers who knew no other way.
Sealed bids will be received until 10 30 a m Saturday July 18 1929 for casing mining and painting Training School building and painting Primary School building. Specifications on file at the superintendent s office Beaverhead county School Dist No 10 F P Bulger clerk.
Mrs Agnes Barnes of Altoona Pa endorses Foley's Honey and Tart Compound for croup and coughs in children. The ad claims it clears choking mucus and contains no chloroform or opiates. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts-adv.
Three properties offered for sale by the Denver Joint Stock Land Bank in Denver Colorado. A 320 acre farm 16 miles from Twin Bridges and 16 miles east of Dillon with good spring, fenced, and buildings. Additional 320 acre farm seven miles southwest of Dillon with a small building cluster. A 1400 acre stock ranch adjacent to forest reserve near Dell with 300 tons of hay, good water rights and no ditch assessments. Terms liberal with small down payment and flexible balance. Inspect properties and make offers.
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