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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
10
A stream of visitors and locals fills Dillon scenes with teachers, merchants, and families coming from Lima Armstead Bannack Wisconsin Creek and Three Forks. Notables include Miss Verena Vance Miss Anna Bauman Mrs Byron Cooney and J L Nyhart alongside students Mae Sprinkle Bert Orr and Norman Hamill.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for children and adults. It endorses pine tar honey and other ingredients, condemns opiates and substitutes, and labels Potts the Druggest as the source.
Sheridan News reports the Ladies' Aid society semi annual election of officers and amendment to elect at the first annual March meeting. Treasurer's 28 year service noted with receipts totaling 8,910.60 and disbursements 8,734.91.
The Nelson PTA staged two community plays How She Cured Him and Marching On then held lunch and cards. Friday plans include a regular meeting and officer elections. A spelling contest against Drummy school ended in a Nelson victory with first and second prizes awarded to Harriet Schuler Alice Miller Lee Schuler Bud Schuler and Elwyn Bell. Mrs Kingsley visited requesting health posters for the Inland Empire Teachers Association in Spokane and health shake projects for foreign countries. Mrs Miller attended the Normal Alumni event Monday night.
Mike Manhart left Reichle on Wednesday for an extended southwest trip. Charles Nugent of Butte visited the Gransbury home for several days and soon moves to Butte. The community mourns the serious automobile accident involving Miss Edna Garrison, hospitalized in Butte with a badly fractured limb and other injuries. Mrs Elsie Garrison and Bernard are mentioned in connection with the incident.
Lon Reese returns home from Badwater Wyoming while Silly Tash spends weekend at the home ranch. Frank Marchesseau takes over the store and post office. Numerous visits and local gatherings mark a busy period with card parties, dinners, and travel between Polaris, Dillon, Bedrock, and nearby ranches.
Melrose on March 10 reports Mr. and Mrs. Willard Olson and daughters Vesta and Hazel of Rocker visited Melrose to see Mrs. Olson’s sister Mrs. Hilary Tate at her ranch. Pat Connors, a Melrose business visitor, traveled to Dillon last week. Mrs. Fisher and Miss Nellie La—
Johnson argues Illinois cannot dispose of 1,000,000 bushels of surplus corn and suggests bakers should convert it into whole wheat bread as they normally do. He questions alternatives and urges practical use.
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