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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
8
The speaker lists five motives for churchgoing: worship of God as Creator and Judge, instruction by a religious specialist, comfort amid life’s troubles, renewed moral and religious impulse through communal worship, and supporting the church as a civic and charitable institution. He urges readers to remain engaged, reading, and contributing time and money as needed.
A note explains the back page column is published again this week due to fading and a number of last week's copies failing to print the full text of an interesting article.
In Dillon on Wednesday morning the Vigilantes announced they had executed Jessrang for Davidson's murder. A mob rode in from the north, entered the jail, and hanged Jessrang by a rope over an iron bar. Deputy Mikus woke the sheriff. coroner Hirschman later deemed the death unlawful mob violence. The scene drew public stir as remains and cremation fragments were shown in Glendale.
News from Bannack reports George Pollack shot and killed Richard Martin in a willful murder. A separate incident describes a runaway wagon team chased by locals for blocks before stopping after attempting to dodge a telephone pole.
Twenty years ago tribune report notes at a meeting on Monday night baseball enthusiasts elected Charles H. Niblack as vice president W S Stephenson as secretary and treasurer and H L McCaleb as trustee to join the board.
Mrs C P Thomas entertained the Needle club Wednesday afternoon with a one thirty luncheon at her East Orr street residence.
Monday's concert showcased string players including Mildred Geits and Marjorie Worsdell with a viola cello and double bass. The program traced intermezzo origins, Liszt piano pieces, Ketelbey scenes In a Monastery Garden and In a Persian Market, and noted echoes of Chopin and Debussy in themes.
In a spirited clash the Bulldogs fought a famed cage squad to a 148 point state season high, 37 30 at halftime. Callahan led with 27 points and Bates added strong support as Rouse scored 23, drawing cheers for Breeden’s team and a promising next year.
The Child Study club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Bert Hastings residence. Mrs. William Carroll and Mrs. A. G. Williams led the lesson with B. L. Forsyth of Lakeview visiting on business in the city. George Harrison arrived Monday from his Grasshopper ranch.
President Sheldon E. Davis returns from Minneapolis where she attended meetings of the Department of Superintendence and other educational groups. The gatherings drew fewer attendees than past years but yielded valuable ideas from leading education figures. the Normal College is an American Association of Teachers Colleges member with A class four year accreditation. Gargoyle try-outs presented Finders Keepers by George Kelly. The March 10 operetta Maid in Japan features 32 students and a 15 piece orchestra with strong singing. Beaverhead Chipley DAR held a birthday bridge dinner at the regent’s home. Pearl Walker, aunt of Water Commissioner G. Bayerd, died in Los Angeles. Dave Hier and wife returned from Manhattan after Mrs. Hier’s mother’s illness and death. Agnes Garrison of Alder visited at Joseph Gelhaus’s. Theta club met with Mrs. Eugene Poindexter on Idaho Street.
An advertisement touts Prescription 9900 as a quick safe home remedy for piles including blind itching and bleeding. It claims easy self-application, 1.00 price plus mail order option from D. P. Laboratories, Holton Kansas, with money back if relief is not secured.
The product claims to be a non narcotic remedy endorsed by thousands of physicians and nurses. It advertises fast relief for severe headaches earaches and pains in children.
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