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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
5
A 480 acre ranch near Dillon is offered for lease for three years at a stated annual rental. Interested parties are directed to send a letter to Mrs. A Hansen at 1837 Monterey Road, South Pasadena, California.
For sale 820 acre ranch all under irrigation suitable for sheep or cattle. Good terms if desired. Inquire W. B. Gustin Twin Bridges Montana.
For sale or trade Dillon residence at Stock Ranch Tribune a 400 acre hay ranch with abundant water shelter and timber. Location listed as Tribune.
Paul Stahl returned Monday from California where he spent weeks, recounting the quake shocks in Brawley and detailing the damage caused by the tremors.
The Rev. F. X. Lechner of St. Rose Catholic church officiated the marriage last Saturday of Jock W. Stram and Margaret Hillen, both of Butte. The groom is a native of Sweden and the bride hails from the Emerald Isle.
Miss Margaret Hyde and her father hosted a dinner Saturday evening for members of the Normal college faculty at their Dillon street home. Cards followed an enjoyable repast.
Reward of 1000 dollars offered to any non officer for evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail ranges. Report to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stock Inspector D. V. Erwin.
Mothers in Homer Georgia and Green Bay Wisconsin commend Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. They report decades of use, with no opiates or chloroform, making it a trusted choice for children. Sold by Geo M Gosman.
Oscar Gravely a Dell rancher was seriously cut by Kenneth Clabaugh during a dance hosted by Catholic ladies in Dell. Gravely was taken to Barrett hospital and is recovering. Clabaugh, 28, a Tennessee native, was arrested near Dillon and held on charges.
At a meeting in Judge George Opps offices the county fair association elected officers. Tom Dubois became president, George Lovell vice president, and George W. Dart re elected secretary and treasurer. New board members include D A Galt George Opp and George E Baker. The 1930 county fair dates were set for September 24 25 and 26 with plans already under way.
Superintendent Charles Henry of the Normal training school came back from Atlantic City after attending the annual convention of the National Department of Superintendence. The conference drew educators from across the United States and included Dr. S. E. Davis on leave from Normal college and A. T. Peterson of Billings, former local high school principal.
J E Monroe grand commander of the Knights Templar of Montana left last Monday with Mrs Monroe for his annual tour of commanderies. He has already visited Helena and will stop at Bozeman Glendive Miles City Forsyth and Billings before returning to Dillon in about two weeks with another trip planned later this year.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met Thursday afternoon at the church parlors. Hostesses were Mrs. Irene Sipple, Mrs. Charles Bourquin and Mrs. Carl Taylor. An enjoyable musical program was presented.
A rundown of residents and visitors including F L Woody Dell TJ Call Ennis Alden Telin Blaine CF Moore Sheridan William Climer Armstead and others. Mentions business trips, guests at Metlen hotel and local mining company meeting with plans to resume operations near Bannack in about 30 days. World Day of Prayer noted at St James church March 7.
A telegram announced the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fenner of Pasadena California. Mrs Fenner formerly Miss Ruth Innes of this city.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association posts rewards of 250 dollars for convicting any sheep thief and 100 dollars for convicting any camp robber. The notice indicates aims to curb theft and protect forest pasture areas.
An old advertisement touts Adlerika a glycerin and buckthorn bark formula that “acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel.” It claims to remove poisons causing gas sour stomach and constipation with one spoonful and to deliver a real cleaning unlike products that only cleanse part of the bowels. Geo M Gosman druggist signs the ad.
Mrs John Collins entertained a number of friends Tuesday evening at a bridge dinner at her home on South Pacific street. She hosted another dinner on Thursday evening, continuing social gatherings.
Neighbors gathered Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Hunsaker for a farewell party with Pin ochle and other games. They were presented a silver wake plate as a token of esteem. the couple plans to move to the coast for Mr. Hunsaker's health.
The Wranglers club meeting scheduled for Thursday evening this week has been postponed to Thursday evening next week.
The M. M. club enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon with a 1:80 luncheon at the ranch home of Mrs. A. C. Henneberry, south of Dillon.
Mrs W D Tovey hosted the Entre Nous Bridge club on Wednesday evening at her residence on South Washington Street, gathering members for an evening of cards and social time.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church was entertained at the home of Mrs. H. N. Kinch, 186 North Atlantic Street, Thursday afternoon, March 6. Mrs. Kinch and Mrs. Florence Backus were the hostesses.
A union prayer meeting at the Episcopal church in Dillon will mark the World Wide Day of Prayer for Missions on Friday March 7 at 3 30 p m A special collection will be taken for the Federation of Missions.
The Kappa Epsilon guild was entertained Tuesday evening by Misses Alta Mae Fiddler and Helen Judge at the Marise.
Carl Wedum brother of J. and C. A. Wedum prominent Dillon business men died Friday afternoon at his Elroy Wisconsin home after an attack of blood poisoning. Joe Wedum left for Elroy upon hearing of his brother's condition.
A large Legion meeting at the Metlen hotel followed a turkey dinner. Parke T. Scott urged postponing the Dillon event to March 27. Delegates J. C. Jeppson and T. E. Gilbert were elected for the mining district, with plans to invite the next session to Dillon.
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