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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
5
An aching back may mean little or nothing but discomfort remains. Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for kidneys, claim to purify blood and body of poisons causing aches. Advertises as reliable for over 25 years with guaranteed satisfaction and wide use. Sold everywhere.
A flurry of social visits and meetings fills the week in Dillon. Residents from Bannack Armstead and Lima attend events, while the Wranglers club and DeMolay hold gatherings. Postal notices and election material circulate as residents prepare for a May 5 referendum and local official duties.
St Rose guild was entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs John Tessier and Mrs Diggle Emerick at a social gathering.
A turkey dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meine on Sunday March 1. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellum, Jane Kellum, Harrison Kellum, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meine and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meine. Afterward cards and checkers were played with the host winning the checker game.
Henry Thompson and Mrs. Thompson vacationed in San Francisco then visited Dillon last Thursday and enjoyed the trip. He reports a stomach remedy allows him to eat anything including bologna and sauerkraut without fear. Thompson notes winter conditions at the ranch and a letter from Tommy about 96 stacks remaining.
Ivan Shaw and Frank Little, former high school boys, arrived from Corvallis Oregon where Shaw is a freshman and Little a Beaver star and sophomore. They plan a few days in Dillon visiting their families before Shaw heads to Wisdom to visit his parents, Mr and Mrs J E Shaw.
A community benefit tea is scheduled for Saturday at St James Guild Hall from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. by the Catholic, Protestant, and Mormon ladies to fund curtains for Barrett Hospital. The Men’s Bridge Club added $20 by charging members a dollar each, aiming for a $100 goal. The program features Marguerite Collins on piano, Jeanne Covall dance, Ebba Anderson and Edith Kenison dance, and two vocal numbers by the Dillon Choral Club directed by Mrs W G Gilbert.
Dr J A Aasgaard president of the Norwegian Luther church of America will arrive from Minneapolis Saturday evening to preach at 11 o clock. Special music includes a vocal duet by Prof and Mrs R E Albright and a senior choir anthem. The last visit was highly enjoyed and many friends are invited to attend.
The Dillon training school presents The Royal Toy Mender and The Enchanted Garden by GB class pupils under Miss Savidge and Miss Van Noy, with the Philharmonic under L A Gregory. Proceeds support a cello for children lacking instruments. adult tickets reduced to 35 cents with refunds at the matinee.
Dillon Lodge No. 1554 B P C I held initiation ceremonies at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night for nine candidates. The new initiates included W P Carroll Ernest Harding Herb Arnold Matthew Thiel Lawrence McGiveney Earl J Cantrell A E Scott James Prohosky and John Prohosky. The Elks drum corps paraded the city with the candidates and refreshments followed the ceremony with Past Exalted Ruler Terry Browning presiding.
Folk medicine ad touts Foley-Gram cough remedy with honey and tar. It promises rapid throat relief, clearer airways, expectoration ease, mild sedation, and comforting effects. Endorsed by mothers for elderly persons and sold in family size, advertised as thrift buy.
Inquiry asks if you will entertain visitors over the weekend and requests a call to 66 to inform The Messenger so friends may read about it.
City ministers decide to skip noonday services and hold four union services next week at 7 30 PM. Mon at Presbyterian, Tue at Episcopal, Wed at Baptist, Thu at Methodist. Preachers unnamed. union choir forming. Community invited.
Lewis Jensen of Los Angeles and Marguerite Ricks of Pocatello obtained the month’s first marriage license at the district court office of Fred Rife. They were married Monday morning in the courthouse by Judge George Opp.
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