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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
4
An advertisement touts a Cystex Hour Test to ease bladder irritation and related pains. It urges readers to try it, claims rapid effects, offers a money back guarantee, and notes a 60 cent price at Drug Co.
Mrs Anne Davison of Beach California reports dramatic relief from a dreadful cough after using Foley's Tar Compound. She says it eased her throat, stopped coughing for three days, and she endorses its use. The remedy is sold and recommended by Geo Misman, successor to Potts, etc.
Beaverhead residents and visitors record a bustle of trips and calls with many figures tied to Dillon. People from Bannack, Butte, Grant, Jackson, Lima, Missoula, Spokane, Belgrade, Armstead, Great Falls, and the Big Hole basin are noted for business, visiting Medlen and Andrus hotels, or returning home after travels. Local workers report contracts, shipments, and plans for summer stays.
Mrs J H Gilbert president of the Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers leads delegates from Dillon and Nelson P T A to the western district convention in Helena plus district meetings in Havre Billings and Lima. Nelson P T A holds year end meeting May 2 naming officers for 1930 31 and planning a school end picnic.
Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman entertained their Supper club Sunday evening with a dinner of perfect appointments at the Country Inn. The table featured pink roses and lavender sweet peas with tall pink can dieres in lavender and pink holders. After dinner guests returned to the Chapman home where pinochle was the diversion.
Dillon Lodge No. 1554 BPOE schedules a May 16 anniversary dance at Dillmont Park to celebrate the Elks local order. Elks and ladies will gather for an enjoyable evening marking one year since the organization's founding.
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Orpha Baker niece of George E Baker to Mr Reed Stump on April 30 in Warren Ohio. The couple will reside in Warren where the bride has taught music.
The Baptist Aid society was entertained Thursday afternoon May 8 at the cottage with Mrs Berry Mrs Jack Deputy and Mrs Dora Hoerning as hostesses.
A baby girl born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sorenson has been christened Betty Jean.
The Needle club was entertained Wednesday afternoon with a one thirty luncheon at the home of Mrs. O. M. Best.
Dr Carl B. Taylor emphasizes glasses fitted to conserve visual comfort and efficiency for patients.
The Junior Dancing club held another dance Saturday evening at the St James guild hall. Fred Sharpe and Bill Williams of Monida were guests at the Metlen hotel Tuesday. Frank Paul left Tuesday for Butte to attend a Frigidaire dealers convention. Irvin Paul of Lima visited the city with his uncle G T Paul earlier in the week.
The Montana Tuberculosis association urges parents and teachers to watch for warning signals in children such as underweight fatigue poor appetite and irritability. Early complete physical examinations can save children from lifelong ill health and premature death as part of a national April prevention campaign.
Polaris school won the Pearl J. Smith spelling contest held April 11 with five Harrison pupils topping the list. Red Rock school placed second. prizes were $10 to Polaris and $5 to Red Rock. Contestants earning 100 included many named pupils from Polaris Red Rock Dillon Lima Reichle Grant and other towns.
Otto Schultz a business visitor from Sheridan arrived early in the week for meetings and discussions with local firms.
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