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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
8
Jackson residents and guests frequent nearby Dillon and Butte for business and social visits. The Jackson Womans Club held a May meeting at Mrs. Shepherds with leadership elected and a Better Homes program. teachers Alma Christensen and Leanne Foussard joined tracks to Dillon, while families and neighbors attended dinners and gatherings across Dillon, Wisdom, Lewistown, and Chicago bound shipments.
Mrs Mack Poole and baby Laverne arrived from Winster Idaho to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Verbance and will return Thursday. Jack Warden traveled to Butte for eye surgery. Local students Evelyn Tash Frances Campbell and Donald Campbell earned scholastic honors at a Dillon track meet. The Glen Rose team beat Motors from Butte 27 to 6 on home field. Margaret Bryan and daughter Jane visited Reichle from Dillon. Peter Spritzer went to Butte. a dance occurred at Campbell's hall. Floyd Lewis and Johnnie Verdance drove to Dillon. T E Hancock family spent Sunday at Barker's springs Silver Star. Carrie Keith visited Reichle from Butte. Henry Lehman had appendicitis operation in Murray hospital Butte. Mrs John Hand of Argenta visited her parents Julius Hartwig. Nettie Hand of Dillon visited Horace Hand.
A Montana hopeful for the United States Senate on the Republican ticket outlines positions on prohibition, primary election integrity, tariffs to aid farmers and workers, opposition to European entanglements and the League of Nations, housing for federal prisoners, road building, veterans care, cooperative marketing with Farmers National Grain, and support for the Hoover administration. The candidate pledges full-time dedication to state interests and asks for voter support at the July 15, 1930 primary.
Local residents from Grant and nearby areas traveled to Dillon on Tuesday and Wednesday for business. Several individuals including Agnes Pierce, James Prohosky, L C Stocker with Mae, and E Lowell Smith joined trips to Dillon, while Matt Kan and family planned a week there. Others returned from Butte or visited nearby towns Armstead and Polaris for a ball game.
Nancy Hart discusses soup as an enduring staple from rustic meals to refined dinners. She notes how thick or rich soups can spoil appetite, urging small portions of delicate options like cream mushroom or celery soup to precede a fuller meal rather than replace it.
A recipe describes peeling coring and slicing three or four apples. Prepare a batter from two well beaten eggs one tablespoon sugar two tablespoons melted butter one and one half cups milk a teaspoon vanilla and two cups flour sifted with baking powder. Beat, pour over apples, steam forty minutes, serve hot with sweetened cream or sauce.
A garbled OCR list pairs meats with sauces and condiments. It mentions roast lamb with mint sauce, roast turkey with cranberry sauce, boiled turkey with oyster sauce, and various other meats with onion, currant jelly, horseradish, mustard, and fruit sauces.
Monte Blue Lila Lee Betty Compson and William Boyd headline the Hartwig engagement of Those Who Dance. Blue plays a police officer in disguise among gangsters. Lee is the moll under pressure, Boyd is a sinister villain, Compson a transformed love interest.
A Warren Ohio comic exchange notes a caller asking for Mise while a gum chewing operator responds about ticklishness. The segment reflects playful banter in The Dugout column.
The Redrock team swept top honors in a county track and field meet featuring events from 50-yard dashes to relay races. Individuals earning honors included Edith McClain and Sigfred Johnson, with Redrock taking health poster and music memory contest wins.
Real estate transfers listed for Beaverhead cover properties recorded during the week ending May 10 1980. Abstracted entries name involved parties and parcel details with typical transfer terms and dates.
Property transfers include Nels Nelson to Lucille Hoyrup for a block in Thompson's addition Dillon. Hazelbaker heirs receive five lots in Wisdom original townsite. Amy Phillips to Mary Barrett 240 acres in Horse Prairie. Baxter to Allie Baxter property on Railroad Avenue in Rife's Dillon addition. Adams to Baxter property on Railroad Avenue. City of Dillon issues cemetery deed to Mrs. Joe Spehar in Mountain View Cemetery. Irrigation waterway project planned between Kidd and Red Ore Creek along Ore line.
The Montana diocese held its twenty seventh convention in Dillon with Bishop Faber urging 5000 communicants next year. Delegates elected officers and committees, approved a share of the advance work program, and thanked St James parish for hospitality. Banquet featured speakers from Helena Missoula and Omaha.
Miss Norah Connelley, county treasurer, received a check for 3 dollars as the apportionment for Beaverhead county in the auto license fund.
George Clemow of Jackson Montana advertises twelve registered Hereford bulls for sale in this local notice.
Inquire at Sullivan's ranch north of Dillon for a bulla of Pedigreed Shorthorn cattle and three milch cows.
Merle Liggett of Grant Montana advertises Wease-2000 Actes of pasticire. The listing notes pricing details and availability for potential buyers seeking the product in Montana.
An article recounts Arthur O Malleys experience in Carson Hill California, using Foley Pills diuretic to relieve kidney and rheumatic troubles after sleepless nights. It asserts relief in less than two bottles and urges other workers to try the remedy with a guarantee of results.
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