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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
5
The column lists visitors and residents in Dillon including John Poole from Spencer, J M Murphy from Butte, Carl Becker and Henry Montague from Bannack, Walter Lyons from Armstead, and others visiting for business or social reasons. Several locals such as L K Adams and Mrs W B Hartwig return from trips, with notes on travel to Butte Helena California and Wise River.
Brief notes report visitors from Brandenburg Lima Armstead and Butte. ranch and mining business in Bannack and Grasshopper area. church events at the Methodist church. probate filing for E C Selway. W C Jennings moves to Bannack. local snow levels and a Deer Lodge car crash. school program March 18 and orchestra events in Dillon.
In the exchange a speaker questions a wife’s influence and another notes she has made him a very good husband. The remark underscores domestic harmony and respected partnership between the couple.
A local verse note from Butte mocks seasonal myths. In Dillon residents dispute claims that winter ends early and pansies bloom, labeling such beliefs as hooey.
An aching back is not serious but prompts care. Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant, claim to purify blood and body of poisons that cause aches. The ad asserts 250 years of use, broad endorsement, guaranteed satisfaction, and widespread availability.
R C Stephenson discusses banking's public responsibilities and the value of government supervision. He explains federal and state bank oversight, voluntary clearing house efforts, and the need for strong, independent public banking departments to protect depositors and maintain safety.
A banker in a state where guaranty schemes have failed for over a century denounces the deposit guaranty law as a license to irresponsible banks. He argues it jeopardizes solvency and misleads depositors, urging competent supervision and prudent capital requirements instead.
Mrs Herbert Wheat will entertain Hob Nob with a 1:30 luncheon on Friday afternoon.
St James guild met Thursday March 6 at the guild hall. Hostesses listed were Mrs T E Gilbert Mrs Montie Mathews Mrs A P Williams and Miss Nellie McKnight.
Shakespeare Club plans a gathering Saturday March 17 at St James Guild Hall. Members prepare for readings and discussions in a local community event.
The last dance of the winter series by the Fortnightly Dancing club will be held Tuesday evening March 17 at St. James guild hall. The affair will be a St Patrick’s party with members to appear in hard time costume.
Members of the Elks drum and bugle corps were entertained at the Andr us hotel with a surprise dinner for Ernest Opie on his birthday. The gathering featured a fine menu and social hour while plans for future Elks activities were discussed.
A. P. Johnson was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Undersheriff Carl Hartwig and held at the county jail on a charge of violating state law by non payment of hotel bills. He allegedly failed to pay an account at the Andrus.
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