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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
4
The fragment indicates an advertising representative role tied to the American Press Association. No clear event dates or names beyond the organization.
Notice states in advance subscription rates for mail service and notes the Dillon post office handles transmission as second class mail matter.
The American Legion auxiliary of Beaverhead post announces yearlong appointments for unit activity Mrs F Bayerd rehabilitation Mrs H Burfield publicity Mrs Fred Chapman child welfare Mrs Frank Nelson Americanism Mrs H Warner membership Mrs Lee McCracken historian Mrs Walter Stamm and community betterment Mrs R D Curry. At the January 9 meeting officers elected for 1928 are Mrs Elizabeth Ward president Mrs H Warner vice president Mrs Fred Chapman secretary Mrs Frank Tyre treasurer and Mrs Lee McCracken chaplain. Executive committee members are Mrs Forest Bayerd Mrs Frank Nelson and Mrs Alex Tait. The auxiliary thanks Dillon public for candy sale support with receipts of 42.55 and expenses 5.85 totaling 36.70.
The Cario Bulletin quotes C E Hodges of Unity Illinois claiming Lithiated Buchu relieved his bladder irritation and improved sleep and daytime comfort for him and his wife. The tablets cost 2 cents each and Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio distributes them with Geo M Gosman local druggist.
Mrs Mary B of San Francisco says Foley Pills diuretic stopped back pain and sleepless nights caused by rheumatic pains. The ad promotes easy access and low cost, with Geo M Gosman the druggist cited.
The filing period ends March 15, 1928. Single filers with net income 1500 or more or gross 5000 or more or married couples with net 3500 or more or gross 5000 or more must file. File with the local district collector. Tax rates: 1.5 percent on the first 4000 over personal exemption, 3 percent on next 4000, 5 percent on the balance. surtax applies over 10000. Most taxpayers get a 25 percent credit of tax on earned net income plus dependent credits.
Jackson community activity covers visits by Bertha Lamberton Roy Ford and Sam Langdorf along with several business trips to Dillon Butte and Dillon. The Sincerity Lodge Rebekahs met, the Jackson Woman's Club planned a May Raby Clinic, and many residents attended family gatherings dinners and weekend outings on a sunny Sunday.
John Clare and George Judge visited Dillon Sunday evening. John Krueger traveled to Dillon Monday for medical care.
Mr and Mrs Carl Knoll were entertaining guests at a turkey dinner Sunday, sharing a family meal and fellowship on a weekend afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Peter J Peterson hosted employees of the Montana Mercantile company and friends at their valley ranch Thursday evening. A well appointed dinner followed by cards and music concluded the annual custom, enjoyed by Mercantile staff and hosts alike.
Ernest Denny pled guilty to taking two tires from Lovell Livestock ranch and received 90 days in county jail after switching from not guilty. Adam Panick and Lawrence Gray pled guilty to stealing and butchering a hog. Panick gets two to four years in state prison, Gray three to six with suspended sentence for good conduct pending future behavior. Panick began his term in Deer Lodge with Deputy Wampler escort.
The churches on Sebree street hold services every Sunday at eleven o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship with special music. 6:30 Union meeting with Methodist YP, 7:30 Evening Services with choir. New members by baptism: Roy Dingley, J D Lee, David Meeds, Ruby Summerour, Elsie Curnutt, Theodore Wright, Louisa Curnutt, Sam Trolinger, Cecil Trolinger, Cecil Trolinger’s wife, Margaret Davis, Fannie Fairbanks. New by letter or experience: L Smack, Theodore Wright, Robert Frakes, Clyde Webster, Lydia Henningsen. More expected to unite. pastor contact urged.
Rev Thomas J Simons will deliver Sunday morning sermon at 11 o clock on The Seeing White The music announcement will follow The Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock at First Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church schedule lists 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Worship with Professor Robert Clark speaking 6:30 Epworth League union with Baptists at the Methodist church on Christian Service led by Miss Kempf 7:30 Evening Services canceled due to absent pastor at conference. Baptists also holding services hoping for attendance
St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 8 and 10 30 am and 7 30 pm evening service with weekday mass at 8 am Confessions are heard Saturday afternoon from 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm Mass on the first Friday at 6 30 pm Senator and Mrs F A Hazelbaker moved into a remodeled South Pacific street home formerly owned by the late Mrs Ellen Lovell noted as one of the citys most handsome and spacious residences
A list of 1928 graduates from Normal College Second Division, naming graduates and their hometowns or states including Goldie K Bloomer Rattlesnake Montana Frances C Burks Deer Lodge Olga V Carlson Princeton Minn Dorothy J Collins Great Falls Sylvia D Devitt Billings Leta B Doran Sioux Pass Vivian Fulton Ismay Helen M Harkins Butte Edna L Hawkbaker Westby Dorothy W Hoffman Belgrade Margaret Johnson Perma Gwyneth Jones Wise River May Elizabeth Jones Great Falls Vernace McBroom Big Arm La Frances McCoy Bainville Mary V McIsaac Butte Dorothy Maier Butte Anna C Nigon Fort Benton Mary A Nodson Lewistown Bertha Quinlan Deer Lodge Elizabeth Rife Dillon Wallace Scott Wibaux Alice M Seman Butte Lou Shay Butte Catherine Sheehy Bridger Doris L Smith Great Falls Nannie Walker Sorrelis Butte Margene Sunderland Helend Chester Taylor Belgrade A Jerome Wall Frazer
The Normal college debate team of Blanche Woods Margene Sunderland and Margaret Anderson won two debates last week. They defeated the Normal school team in Billings on Tuesday by 2 to 1 on the armed force capital investment question. They then won unanimously at the college auditorium against the Butte School of Mines team on the same topic.
Beaverhead stockmen face lean hay supplies after a harsh winter. The St James Guild sponsors a food sale to support the community on Saturday March 10 at Waldorf's Grocery.
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn offers a one hundred dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of any person collecting bounty funds illegally. The notice specifies reward eligibility excludes regular law enforcement officers. Advertisement appears in the Madison area on November 4.
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