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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
4
An advertising representative for the American Press Association reported on foreign ad markets and distribution channels, detailing outreach strategies and client demand across multiple regions and language groups.
Entered at the Dillon Post Office for transmission through the mails second class mail matter.
A Dillon discussion on March temperatures recalls memories of extreme cold. The U S Weather Bureau has daily records since 1908 using standard instruments. The data show below zero readings in March, including 4 degrees on March 5, 1908.
Records for March over 30 years show highs and lows including 74 degrees on the 29th and 31st in 1910, with cold snaps as low as 2 to 25 degrees on various dates. Precipitation peaked at 3.40 inches in 1924 and dropped to 0.07 inch in 1911, with data supplied by J. E. Monroe, U S Weather Bureau cooperative observer.
Dillon residents report repeated poisonings of pets every spring. A red setter owned by Roy Forrester died last week after consuming tainted meat found in fenced yards. Authorities are monitoring the situation and aiming to identify the principal in these unwarranted attacks.
The Forty and Eight local held its annual officer election on Wednesday at the home of T. E. Gilbert. Nearly all of the 15 members attended the gathering to choose new leaders for the organization.
Dr. R D Curry attends the state dental meeting in Missoula this week. Addie Baldwins showcases a large variety of spring hats. Mrs. John Sutherland visits Dell with daughter Mrs. S E Davis. Miss Gladys Scully returns to Missoula for university attendance. B N Stevenson returns from Miles City where he attended the State Rotary convention with daughter Marjorie. George Melton, Montana’s lone entrant in the national handball tournament in Cleveland, defeats Al Spiegel then loses to Joe Goudreau. praised by sport writers. Melton also visits Kentucky before returning to Dillon.
Local unit members gathered and elected officers for the organization. D. W. Toots Paddock was named chef de guerre, succeeding Gilbert, Walter Stamm became correspondent, and Alvin Jones was chosen commissionaire intend ant. An active year is planned by the 40 and 8.
Ora Roselle of Monid, jailed in federal court on 20 counts of violating prohibition laws, posted bond for $3,700 in Pocatello last Monday then disappeared before trial.
George Opp officiated the marriage of Marl L. Poole a Reichle rancher and Carolyn Verbance a popular local woman at the courthouse last Saturday. They will reside on the Wood Livestock ranch in Reichle.
Dr. F. H. Bimrose and Dr. W. J. Romersa left Wednesday to attend the state dental convention in Missoula this week. They expect to return early next week to resume practice.
Sunday services are held on Sebree Street every week at 11 o'clock with a cordial invitation to all to attend.
A daughter named Shirley Ann was born Wednesday March 21 to Mr and Mrs E L Hurley of Chicago Illinois former Dillon residents The baby is the Haley couple’s second child with a brother Leslie born during their Dillon residence.
A large crowd at Nelson school house gathered Friday for a Smith Hughes program sponsored by Beaverhead County High School. D P Thurber head of the agricultural department spoke on sheep production and the event included other entertainment features.
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual church dinner and congregation and corporation meeting last Monday. Attendance was large and finances and spirit cited as excellent. New members welcomed. elders and trustees re elected. building committee continued to plan a new house of worship. Next Sunday Lord's Supper observed. sermon brief. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Everyone invited.
The church outlines services for Palm Sunday through Easter Morning with Baptism and Communion in the morning. Evening themes include The Adventure of Faith Sin Forgiveness The Prayer Life Who Are Christians The Problem of Suffering and Sunrise Devotions. Full membership will be received at the 11:00 Easter service. All are invited to participate and discuss vital life topics.
St Rose Catholic Church led by Pastor F X Leschner offers Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30. Evening service at 7 80 appears in error. Weekday Mass at 8. Confessions heard Saturday afternoon 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. First Friday Mass at 6 30.
Mrs Mary B of San Francisco testifies Foley Pills diuretic stopped her back pain quickly. She now sleeps through rheumatic discomfort and urges readers not to suffer kidney and bladder ailments. Geo M Gosman, druggist, advertises.
The City Drug Co. engages Miss Gertrude Bradley of Minneapolis as a graduate Beauty Specialist to offer facials and beauty treatments with no obligation. She will teach proper use of cosmetics and appointments are available by phoning the Andrus Hotel from April 2 to April 7.
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