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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
5
Dillon residents host and visit from many in town and nearby, with numerous trips to Butte, Anaconda, and Elkhorn Springs. The week features postmaster J. C. Fuller away on business, a local marriage officiated by Judge George Opp, and Hawks preying on muskrats near Bedrock as bridge work continues on the Blacktail road.
Beaverhead county’s popular Elkhorn Springs scenic resort opened for the season last Saturday with a hotel dance. Smithy’s Orchestra provided music as many guests stayed over Sunday to swim in the hot water pool. Mr and Mrs E E Hazel of Anaconda, who ran the hotel last year, have leased the resort again for this season.
The Rev. F X Lechner united John J Rebish and Dorothy Gordon in marriage last Sunday morning at St Rose Catholic church. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rebish, ranch people of the valley, while the bride is a popular young woman of Butte. They will live here as Mr Rebish pursues ranching.
Miss Nella Maynard a Normal College student staying with Miss Kate Lewis celebrated her birthday last Friday evening with a party for twelve friends who were invited to attend.
June Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Johnson, celebrated her sixth birthday Wednesday afternoon with a party for eighteen invited friends. Red white and blue decorations adorned the gathering and a large birthday cake served as the centerpiece.
Mrs Frank Hazelbaker entertained twenty ladies at her South Pacific street home last Friday afternoon. After a well appointed repast, cards provided the diversion for the gathering.
Mrs. C. Olson entertained many friends at her ranch home north of town on Thursday in honor of her daughter Eleanora who sails Friday night for Los Angeles where she will reside.
Dorothy Ann Gosman daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gosman marked her sixth birthday with a Thursday party at their home on S Pacific St. Thirty six young friends attended and received favors after an afternoon of games and refreshments.
Mrs Ralph McFadden and Mrs Fred Woodside entertained Wednesday afternoon at the Woodside home for Mrs David Van Evans and her sister Mrs Lee Fuller of Beloit Kansas. The guests motored to Dillon from the Evans ranch near Melrose. Four tables played, followed by delicious refreshments.
Mr. James A. Melton of St Anthony Idaho, a Jefferson county commissioner in his third term, criticizes bonding for roads though supportive of good roads in principle. He notes Jefferson county has already voted 200000 in road bonds and argues the main highway from Yellowstone into the county offers limited commercial benefit.
A federal commission to study and recommend Yellowstone National Park boundaries will begin work within a month. The panel, created by Senate resolution and signed by President Coolidge, will review the Bechler River area and southeast lands for a natural boundary and possible irrigation uses.
A frightened waif-like creature rides a parked sedan at Bannack and Montana, peering from behind a wheel as a crowd watches. A man jingles keys and the animal sniffs a key, while bystanders murmur disapproval at the scene.
Mrs Black of Petersburg Virginia reports relief from a stiff aching back after using Foley Pills diuretic stating she can stoop and rise without pain and that general health improved. The ad claims men and women widely use and recommend the product and lists Geo M Goaman as the local seller.
A gopher escapes the burrow and becomes a hitchhiker after a dog chase. The animal rambles toward a depot lawn fence as onlookers laugh and a woman halts to let them pass. The piece wryly muses on unlikely escapees and anti gopher propaganda.
William Rosenbaum new manager of Zeigler Springs resort visited the city Tuesday and announced a dance to be held there next Saturday evening. A supper will be served at midnight and all are invited for a good time.
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