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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1929

Page

3

Dillon Local Notes Traversing Visitors and Residents

Dillon sees a stream of visitors and locals with Harry Lane traveling from Dell for business. Bozeman’s Paul Lehrkind registered at the Metlen hotel. WN Bichler of Armstead and Jim O’Connell of Fishtrap visited for business. Della Hartwig of Dell spent the weekend in Dillon. Anna Baumann from Lima taught at the high school and Susan Hand from Lavon stayed over weekend. Mrs Elmer Gordon of Armstead visited Saturday. L E Beaver heads to Moran Wyoming for the summer. Ben Mallon of Wise River stopped in Dillon early in the week. Meta Rowlands returned from Anaconda for her mother’s illness. Lars Kalsta and Horace Hand traveled from Lavon to Dillon last weekend. Martin Jackson and spouse arrived from near Jackson for several days.

Miss Elizabeth Shotwell Called to Idaho

Miss Elizabeth Shotwell principal of the primary department was summoned to Twin Falls Idaho Sunday due to her brother’s death.

Elizabeth Shotwell Twin Falls Idaho

Annual Sneak Day Taken by Beaverhead County Seniors

More than 80 members of the Beaverhead County High School senior class departed early Monday for Silver Star to enjoy the annual sneak day. They swam at the Silver Star plunge and had a picnic lunch in a nearby canyon before returning in the evening. A second group drove to Birch Creek but was cut short by snow.

Beaverhead County High School Silver Star Birch Creek

Episcopalians Plan Delegates to Anaconda Convention

A group from St. James Episcopal church will drive to Anaconda for the diocesan convention in the Smelter city. Delegates include Mrs. W. H. Stephan Mrs. T. E. Gilbert Mrs. T. E. Leubben and George Webber with Rev. H. N. Tragitt and Mrs. Tragitt also attending. Mrs. Alma Harwood and Miss Bertha Huber expect to be present.

St. James Episcopal’ Church Anaconda W. H. Stephan T. E. Gilbert T. E. Leubben George Webber H. N. Tragitt Tragitt St. James Guild Alma Harwood Bertha Huber

Road South Through Pass Reported Good

Bill Nelson returned from Spencer Idaho where he and his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Alfred L Holven traveled south after a Dillon visit. Nelson says the harsh opinion of the pass road is exaggerated and the Dillon Spencer journey took about four hours with little difficulty.

Bill Nelson Spencer Idaho Alfred L. Holven Dillon

Always Tired Try This Foley Pills Diuretic

If constantly tired, backache and rheumatic stiffness may signal kidney and bladder weakness. Foley Pills diuretic is advertised as relief, with Miss Giddens of Hayneville Alabama praising its effects and a satisfaction guarantee. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.

Miss Giddens Hayneville Ala Geo. M

Baptists Convene in Dillon Montana

Montana Baptists gather in Dillon with Dr. Bruce Kinney of Denver and Rev. John A. Howard of Bengal Orissa addressing sessions. Topics include The Youth of the Church and Why a Church with speakers from Philadelphia and Seattle. Tom Davis of Butte to lecture at the Fellowship supper on The Place of the Gayman in the Church.

Bruce Kinney Denver Kinney United States John A. Howard Bengal Orissa Montana Howard John W. Elliott Philadelphia Dillon Elliott American Baptist Publication Society H. F Compton Columbia River Missoula Jesse Bunch Bunch The Methodist’ Church T. J. Davis Butte Tom Davis

Dillmont Park Opens With Dance Crowd Despite Weather

Hundreds crowded the Dillmont park pavilion Saturday for the season opening at the popular hall despite threatening weather. New electric lights and other improvements were unveiled to enhance its claim as the best dance floor in the state.

Dillmont Park

Barrich Pleads Guilty in Disturbance Case

George Barrich pleaded guilty in justice court on a disturbance charge and was sentenced to ten days in the county jail with the sentence suspended by Judge Opp. Barrich must return immediately to the ranch where he has been working after being brought from Armstead Sunday by Sheriff W. C. Orr.

George Barrich Justice Court Opp Barrich Armstead W. C. Orr

Creaking Stairs At Night Attributed To Temperature Change

A note from the Ohio State Journal explains that stairs creak at night as wood contracts or expands with temperature shifts. The item cautions the sound is an old memory that accompanies cold nights.

Ohio State Journal

Moon's Tilt and Monthly Path Relative to Earth's Equator

The Naval Observatory notes the moon does not orbit in the equator plane but in a tilted plane varying 18 to 29 degrees. Each month it can be seen at least 18 degrees south then, after two weeks, at least 18 degrees north of the celestial equator. In some years like 1918 the moon reaches about 29 degrees south. The rapid northward movement follows its southern extreme by roughly one week and precedes its northern extreme by about one week.

Naval Observatory

Hunter’s Narrow Escape in Rhodesia Ends With Name Found

In Rhodesia a hunter pursued a dangerous game and was knocked to the ground when the animal turned on him. As the beast charged to finish him, the hunter’s jacket collar flap flipped, revealing his name inside. The animal bolted into the bush, leaving the hunter amazed by his sudden escape and recognizing himself as Daniel.

Rhodesia Daniel

Mother and daughter argue over medicine taste

A mother urges her little daughter to take bitter medicine with the line I just make up my mind to do it and then I do. The girl replies I won't take it and I don't. The piece notes persistence in overcoming reluctance.

Model T Ford longevity and at home maintenance

The Model T led the auto industry for decades due to its reliability and economy. A Ford dealer can overhaul the engine, transmission, bearings, and axles for modest labor charges to extend life by thousands of miles, with extra parts priced separately.

Ford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry Lane Dell Paul B. Lehrkind Bozeman Metlen Jim ‘O’connell Fishtrap Della Hartwig Anna Baumann Lima Susan Hand Lavon Elmer Gordon Inn At Armsteady L. E. Beaver Moran Wyoming Ben Mallon Wise River Meta Rowlands Lars Kalsta Martin Jackson City Jackson Tere TF. Reid Storm Episcopalians Imp. Xenia Harry D Independence Oregon Ceives Albert T. Reid Con Forp Motor Company Wills Feeley Fred Woodside Chevrolet W. J. Romersa Hughes & McCaleb Tribune Bookstore
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