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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
5
Dillon residents report travel and social visits from Beavershead to Blaine and Armstead. Notables include Mrs. Lawrence Erickson returning from Salmon and O. M. Best handling Varney business. Local officials and visitors from Jackson, Butte, Helena, and Calgary appear, with notes on Desert Song appearances and a Hughes Oil lease change.
Landon Taylor of Dorchester Iowa praises Foley Pills diuretic saying they relief his kidney irritation and frequent night urination quickly. Satisfaction guaranteed and sold by Geo McGosman successor to Potts.
A brief aphorism notes that it is easier for others to be wise about us than for us to judge ourselves. It reflects a common moral insight about self awareness and external critique.
Radio enthusiasts and college students praised the Dillon glee club after a Butte station aired performances from Western Montana. The program featured ensemble numbers, instrumental and quartet pieces, with several Dillon girls as members and Atwater Kent radios enhancing the reception in the college auditorium.
The Dillon celebration committee invites slogans for the big Free Fourth of July event. Ten dollars will go to the best brief catch-phrase. Open to the world, especially Beaverhead county residents. Submit by 6 PM Saturday May 18 to July 4th Advertising Committee care of George Baker 38 N Atlantic St Dillon Montana.
A Chevrolet belonging to R. W. Boone was damaged by fire in a garage behind his Boone home on South Washington Street. Firemen faced routing confusion at first and a freight train blocked recross as a chemical truck arrived. insurance covered damage limited to woodwork and upholstery.
Opera great Mme Schumann Heink will headline the Enna Jettick Melodies broadcast on May 12 from New York, reaching about 40 stations nationwide. In Pacific Coast coverage she will perform familiar arias and songs, with KOA KSL KGO KPO KGW KOMO and KHQ among the local outlets carrying the program.
The Wednesday night supper club was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bates on South Washington street. After a seven o'clock dinner, three tables of spinochle were in play for the evening’s diversion.
Mrs J L Willard will entertain the Southside Country Club Wednesday afternoon May 15 at her ranch home.
Mrs. E. H. Cantrell returned yesterday from Livingston where she was called due to her sister’s illness. She reports her sister much improved in health.
Dillon residents must pay dog taxes now. Payments are due at City Hall under authority of Chief of Police Co. E. Nelson.
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