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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
3
Dillon residents host visitors from Salmon Idaho and Jackson while others travel from Reichle Bedrock and Wisdom. Local officials and businessmen including J W Carney and D C Wampler attend to duties. legal matters surface as L G Price estate letters are sought. people from Grasshopper Centennial valley and Sheep Creek basin appear in weekly notes.
Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price returns home after an eye operation in Rochester Minnesota. Charles H. Niblack and wife come back from New York City with spring and summer stock for their store. George W. Conway visits from Hecla where he leased the mines and now runs a seven man crew. George Melton returns from Chicago and other eastern cities with a note of handball play. Joe Butala, now back to the south, attends to business in Dillon and sells two 160 acre ranches from St Helena ties.
A. W. Stephenson chief pilot on the Salt Lake to Great Falls air mail route landed in Dillon last Saturday afternoon after weather forced a return from the segment between here and Butte. He was forced to descend due to conditions.
The Open Forum argues against Sunday work, urging a Sabbath rest as a public good. It highlights the moral and practical benefits of recreation, meditation, and spiritual life, urging church attendance and charity while warning against perpetual activity dulling the mind and harming youth.
Quotation from the Toledo Blade notes the odd idea of a house fly returning after each death with renewed mean streak, playfully challenging the notion of final death.
The notice invites readers to join 10:00 Sunday School with classes for all ages, 11:00 morning worship, and an 7:00 evening service featuring a violin solo by Miss Knudson of the Normal College. It emphasizes fellowship and returning attendees.
Rev. Thomas J. Simons announces next Sunday as an all church canvass. Morning sermon theme is In Trust. Canvassers to solicit subscriptions after dinner to fund a 2000 budget. Five PM vesper service led by Mr. Charles Henry will report progress. Trustees elected include Fred Rife. re-elected trustees Jean Bishop, Mrs Franie Stone, and Dr F H Bimrose. A progress report on the church building finance was given along with a large parish dinner and violin performances.
St James Episcopal Church lists services led by Rector H N Tragitt Jr including Children's Church at 9 45 a m Church School at 10 15 a m and Morning Prayer at 11 00 a m on Sunday.
The Christian Science Society invites the public to attend Sunday services on Sebree Street at 11 o clock. Contributions from attendees are welcome and the community is encouraged to participate.
The Methodist Church lists 10:00 Sunday School, 11:00 Morning Worship with sermon "Forgive Us Our Sins" and 6:30 Epworth League followed by 7:30 Evening services. Principal A T Peterson will speak on High School Life and home church cooperation to develop the best in youth. parents urged to attend.
St Rose Catholic Church led by F X Leschner offers Sunday masses at 8 and 10 30 a m with an 7 80 p m evening service. Weekday mass at 8 o'clock. Confessions Saturday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. First Friday mass at 6 30 p m.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School every Sunday morning at 10 30.
A donor provides 1260 to fund prizes of 1000 and 250 for essays on the present U S forestry situation and a nation wide remedy. Essays must be under 3000 words plus a summary, use pseudonyms, be typed, and arrive by September 30 to Dana or Zon. Awards announced at the Society of American Foresters annual meeting in December 1929.
Carson Hill resident Arthur O Malley urges broadcast of a medical testimonial for Foley Pills. The ad claims the remedy relieves kidney trouble backache rheumatic pains and sleep disturbance and promotes renewed vitality after 25 years in use.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Western Wholesale Grocery Co. will be held on Monday April 1 1929 at eight o'clock at the company office in Dillon Montana to elect trustees for the ensuing year and transact other business. C M Best president dated March 4 1929.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company cuts connection charges effective March 1 with lower rates for home and business extensions and instrument moves. Moving a phone within a building drops from 38 to 1 dollars, with other cuts including residence and business extension connections and set changes, while monthly charges stay unchanged.
The bank announces it will now offer trust administration services in addition to its standard banking operations. The conference about these services will be provided at no cost.
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