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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
2
A brief note outlines the role of foreign advertising representative services under the American Press Association, detailing liaison functions for international clients and the coordination of overseas campaigns with domestic offices.
At a regular Troop 14 meeting on Wednesday the local Scout group decided on a merit contest running three weeks. Fielding Graves and Bill Bates will captain sides. Losers do KP duty on an overnight hike. Attendance and test results determine points. Mayfield day trip to Butte on May 31 will involve regional troops. Troop 14 now has 38 members with three new recruits.
For sale posted at Sullivan's ranch north of Dillon, buyers invited to inquire about pedigreed Shorthorn bulls and three milch cows.
Property offering 2000 acres of pasture for lease in Grant Montana. Contact Merle Liggett for details and pricing.
Dillon Rotary club met with Ralph McFadden as chairman for a pleasant program. A new board of directors was elected from ten nominees including J. K. Kelly and Dr. R. D. Curry. Fred Gray Alvin Rudolph and Dorothy Langdorf sang while a men's quartet performed. The meeting announced a district convention attendance and a May track meet.
Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Clyde Scott home last Saturday night to celebrate their first anniversary with a pleasant evening and a midnight pinochle repast.
James N. Mansfield was a guest at the Andrus hotel while on a business trip early in the week, meeting with local associates and discussing potential collaborations.
Five essays were selected from the county for the state competition sponsored by the American Legion on How I Can Serve My Country. Winners receive prizes from Col. Charles Sheridan with first at $25, second $15, third $10 plus medals. Evelyn McCartney, Wise River, in third grade, received honorable mention for a notably advanced essay.
The Rev. F. X. Lechner leaves Monday for a three month Europe trip. During his absence Rev. Father Clifford of Lima will oversee the Dillon parish. Local residents Mrs. C. H. Gilbert Mrs. D. A. Sullivan and Misses Bertie Mathews Norah Connelley were in Butte Monday. W R O'Connor of Lakeview attended to business in the city. The Rev Jesse Lacklen will preach at the M H church next Sunday May 4 at 11 a m.
Mrs D L Stephens was summoned to Wisdom Thursday morning due to the serious illness of her father-in-law D Es Stephens a prominent longtime basin resident.
The Beaverhead County High School delegation to the state Future Farmers of America convention at Bozeman left Tuesday. Accompanying them was Bernard Williams, Smith Hughes director. Attending were Major Dansie state president Dan Pendergast public speaking contestant Andrew Gilbert shop representative Emer Nelson Roger Sweeney and Roy Hansen stock judging team members Miss Dorothy Leach will be the local home economics delegate.
The Rev Thomas J Simons invites young people to participate in services next Sunday with music shared by the youth and church choir. Two short addresses will be given on A Christian Vocation and A Listening Life. The church school meets at ten a m to reinforce the call.
Arthur O Malley of Carson Hill California credits Foley Pills diuretic with relieving his kidney and rheumatic troubles after sleepless nights and hard work. He claims less than two bottles restored his health and ability to work. Guaranteed satisfaction. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
Spring brings wind and road drying as Lakeview villagers report staffing shifts from Monida to Lakeview Idaho. Al Forsyth exits as stage manager July 1, replaced by Line of Idaho Falls. Milton Nelson sells the Old Marble ranch near Upper Bedrock lake to Archie Hayden Sr. for about 10 000 dollars. The Haydens relocate family operations while O Connor moves to the Bray ranch. Miss Lane remains at the school and the Lakeview Ladies club hosts a luncheon with Mrs Hanna and helpers.
Myr and Mrs Kasper Houser visited from Dillon. Frank Kambich, Glendale rancher, slowly recovering from hand blood poisoning. doctors fear loss of two fingers. O S L laid off maintenance of way laborers, leaving only foremen. Theresa, Marie Reichle and Dr and Mrs W A Reichle of Butte visited Adders. Ana Garrison returned to Butte. Carrie Keith business trip to Butte. Amil Beeber improving at home. Joe Brice from near Whitehall visiting Tadovich. Mautz and Frank Mautz of Dillon visited Tadovich home.
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