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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1931
Page
5
Gail Becker and others visited Dillon this week while many locals attended meetings, business matters, and social events. Residents from Armstead, Bannack, Lima, and Butte were among visitors, as nurses and teachers oversaw inoculations and school events, with a dance at the park and a stockmen convention in Bozeman noted.
Mrs. M. A. Brannon of Helena served as honor guest at a Monday banquet at St. James guild hall hosted by the Dillon unit of the American Association of University Women. Brannon, director of the North Pacific division, outlined aims and purposes and offered program suggestions for the recently founded local unit with large membership. Mrs. Ernest Luebben presided as banquet host.
The Rev. H. N. Tragitt, Mrs. W. G. Gilbert, Mrs. T. E. Gilbert and George Weber were delegates to the annual convention of the diocese of Montana which convened last Sunday in Great Falls.
The Knights Templar of the Masonic lodge will hold Ascension Sunday services in the Masonic hall at 8 p.m. next Sunday May 11. All Masons and the public are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. A C Gruwell received a copy of a letter from Coast Guard headquarters in Washington praising Curtis Gruwell for rescuing a seaman who fell overboard from a fishing schooner on November 9 of last year. The rescued man is a member of a coast guard patrol on the west coast.
The Beaverhead Mining association accepts an invitation from the Northwest Mining association to attend a Spokane gathering on June 16. Secretary Roy B. Herndon announced the plan. The local group will supply two speakers for the program, including Dr. Francis Thomsen of Butte.
Mrs Willard Nelson and her son left for Anaconda after visiting at the Ayburn home. Ranchman Jake Neidt handled city business and Sheriff Larry Wier with Inspector William Lovell were in town. Shaeffer Brothers near Argenta ship gold ore from the Midget mine. Darwin Burch required seven stitches after a forehead cut at home. Dillon Country Club women plan a blind bogey tourney Sunday with 12 oclock start and later arrivals. refreshments follow.
Miss June Roe hosted the Night Bridge club on Thursday at her South Washington home. High score for the evening went to Mrs Harry Banks, with Mrs Burnice Farrell securing the low. Refreshments followed an evening of games.
A circuit fault near city hall triggered the fire siren on Tuesday morning drawing a crowd until electricians traced the cause. Ellen May Guild and guests were later hosted at Mrs O A Bergeson home with Mrs A S Johnson, discussing Spanish Speaking Americans.
An aching back may not be serious but it causes discomfort. Foley Pills are advertised as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys to cleanse poisons from blood and body. The copy claims the medicine has been in use for over 25 years and is widely recommended for men and women. Sold everywhere.
The May meeting of the Presbyterian church Men’s club was held Wednesday evening at the Andrews hotel dining room with the ladies present. The gathering featured an enjoyable program and social time.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a diuretic product Foley Pills and mentions kidneys, backache, headaches and sleep issues. The readable portion centers on a person in Ashville, Alabama reporting discomfort and seeking relief from urinary and kidney related symptoms.
A series of piano recitals at the training school auditorium begins Wednesday evening May 20 with grade and high school pupils, followed by another on May 27 for grade school pupils, and the final show during the first week of June.
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