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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1929

Page

5

Metzell Family Visits City on Thursday

Mr and Mrs L A Metzell of Alder visited in the city Thursday. Max Lauterbach returned Thursday morning from Los Angeles where he spent the past few weeks. Sale One Third Off on package Art Work Saturday March 16 Come Again Shop Phillips block. Mrs Frank Bassett left Thursday evening for Rupert Idaho called by the serious illness of her sister.

L. A. Metzell of Alder Max ‘Lauterbach Los Angeles Phillips Block Frank Bassett Rupert Idaho

Whistler Portrait of Jo Hefferman Highlighted by Pennell

Jo Hefferman posed for Whistler's White Girls plate. Pennell notes the scene as Jo tired and refusing to pose further while Whistler pressed on, turning the moment into another masterwork.

Jo Hefferman Whistler Pennell

Thoughtful Mother's Cough Remedy Endorsement

An Indiana mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for her child's bronchial trouble since age three. She says the product controls coughs and colds better than others like Fol Toney and Tar Compound. The ad notes its use for croup and night coughs and directs readers to ask for it from Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.

Indiana Foley Geo. M. Gosman Potts

Idaho couple reunites in Lima ceremony

Hubert Tetoby and Magpie Pat, both Fort Hall Idaho native Indians, married last Saturday morning in Lima, after a prior divorce in February. They traveled to Montana for the ceremony as Idaho divorce laws complicated their plans. Justice L C Ford Jr. presided with witnesses present and a marriage license sent by Fred Rife.

Hubert Tetoby Magpie Pat Fort Hall Idaho Lima Montana Ford Fred Rife District Court

Dillon Couple United in Methodist Ceremony

A city wedding was solemnized last print afternoon when Rev. B Ricketts of the Methodist church united Miss Inez Sassman and Clyde G Edwards. Attendants were Oren Sassman and Miss Olive Trolinger. Mrs Edwards, a Dillon native and Beaverhead County High School graduate, works at the Golden Rule, now part of J C Penney. Edwards arrived from Bozeman months ago and works at Andrus barber shop. The couple will reside in Dillon.

B . Ricketts Methodist Inez Sassman Clyde G. Edwards Dillon Oren Sassman Olive Trolinger Edwards Beaverhead County Emma Sassman Golden

Jackson P T A Meeting Promotes Music Education

Jackson P T A meets Friday March 15 at 2 p m in I O O F hall for an important business session. Program includes Music of Childhood by Mrs Fred Nelson Music of the Christian Religion by Mrs A W Wilson discussions on child and music Melody of Folk Songs by pupils Mary Woody illustrated stereopticon lecture by forest ranger Camas Nelson. Strong attendance urged with Mrs J B Woody and Mrs A W Wilson listed.

Camas Nelson Forest Ranger J. B. Woody A. W. Wilson John Krouse

Lambert Eliel Host Dinner After Pinochle Night

Mr and Mrs Lambert Eliel entertained at their west side home on Thursday evening. Four tables of pinochle followed a delicious repast in a cordial social event.

Mrs. Lambert Eliel

Supper Club Evening At Coun try Inn With Pinochle

Mr and Mrs Eugene Bond hosted a Sunday supper club at the Coun try Inn. Guests enjoyed an excellent dinner followed by a game of pinochle.

Eugene Bond Country Inn

Mrs Dan V Paddock Hosts Dinner and Luncheon Plans

Mrs Dan V Paddock acted as hostess at a dinner party on Atlantic street Wednesday evening followed by cards. She has issued invitations for a luncheon Saturday afternoon.

Dan V. Paddock Atlantic Street

Dillon Pioneer Matron Mrs Paxton to Celebrate 84th Birthday

Mrs. James Paxton, a highly esteemed pioneer matron of Dillon, will observe her 84th birthday next Saturday. Mrs. Alma Harwood, Mrs. Lena Fassler and Miss Bertha Huber will entertain with a birthday luncheon at the Huber home.

James Paxton Dillon Alma Harwood Lena Fassler Bertha Huber Huber

Ellen May Guild Meets to Discuss The American Indian

The Ellen May guild met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clark Anderson with associate hostesses Mrs. Hugh Anderson and Mrs. Clark Anderson. The program focused on The American Indian with a discussion led by the group.

Ellen May Guild Clark Anderson Hugh, Anderson

Elliott Visits Missoula Daughter at Sorority House

Mrs. A. A. Elliott returned Wednesday evening from Missoula where she spent several days visiting her daughter Miss Mary Emily at her sorority house.

A. A. Elliott Missoula Mary Emily

Northside Country Club to Elect Officers Next Tuesday

The Northside Country club will meet with Mrs. W. G. Roberts next Tuesday afternoon March 19 at 2 o'clock for an officer election.

Northside Country Club W. G. Roberts

Story Hour at Training School Saturday Afternoon

The P T A sponsors a story hour for primary age children this Saturday starting at two oclock at the training school.

Needle Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Woodburn

The Needle club was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. C. W. Woodburn Wednesday afternoon at a one thirty luncheon. Guests of the club were Mrs. Clark Anderson and Mrs. J. E. Monroe.

The Needle Club C. W. Woodburn Clark Anderson J. E. Monroe

Six Orators Reach Final In Local Contest

Thursday night at eight, six finalists were chosen from eleven in the local oratorical contest held in the high school gym. Competitors were Holger Carlson, Jane Herndon, Virginia Randolph, Thelma Tallent, Susan Hand, and Barbara Tower. The victor advances to the district contest in Butte on March 23, with the high school glee club providing music.

Holger Carlson Jane Herndon Virginia Randolph Thelma Tallent Susan Hand Barbara Tower Butte Glee Club

Glossila thread offered in 3 skeins at 10c

Come Again Shop in Phillips block advertises Glossila thread sold in 3 skeins for 10 cents. Yarn available in 5 cent packages.

Phillips Block

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ends Coughs

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly stops coughs and heals inflamed tissues. It loosens and clears irritating mucus without drying or constipating. The superior blend combines pine tar and honey with other healing ingredients. Ask your druggist for FOLEY's original. Geo. M. Gosman.

Foley Geo. M. Gosman Potts

State of Montana Seeks Lands in Billings Field Notice

Notice from the U S land office in Billings Montana dated February 28 1929 states the state has applied under an 1891 act for lands described as Lots 4 5 6 in Section 6 Township 13 South Range 2 West P M NY SEY and EXYSWY Section 12 Township 14 S R 1 E P M. A list is posted for inspection. Protests on mineral value grounds will be received and noted for report to Washington. Last publications set for April 5 1929.

U. S& Land Office Billings Montana State of Congress Sey and Exyswy S.R H B. Register Dram

Beaverhead High and Normal clash over hill letter swap

Beaverd ead county high school students altered the foothills M to a B at night and clashed with Normal college students. George Judge was injured as the Normalites retook the field. By Saturday the M was restored and high school students pledged to rebuild after snow melts.

George Judge A. T. Peterson

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Selner, Opt Huber Bros., Jewelers Dillon, Mont Thoughtful Mother Carl B. Taylor Pratt’s Poultry Regulator Pratt Drugeist Rexall Store Jackson P. T. A. Meeting Story Hour Dillon Horse Sales Geo. E. Ditty, Mer Cof L. S. Smith State Normal College
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