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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
5
A parade of visitors and residents fills Dillon and nearby towns from Armstead to Butte. Notables include Mrs. M McGivney and Miss Gladys Garr, with, Dillon hosting Undersheriff Hartwig and Judge H G Rodgers on regional business and court duties. Community events span graduations, marriages, and service, while power outages briefly darken Dillon before repairs.
An aching back is described as not serious but uncomfortable. The ad promotes Foley Pills as a kidney stimulant that clears toxins from blood and body. It claims 25 years of use and widespread recommendation, urging readers to try and buy them everywhere.
Readable fragments indicate the final round of a series and that the event will be held in the first week of June. No clear names or organizations are provided in the text.
In 1881 two deeds were found at the office of Albert Baker, clerk and recorder, affecting Lots 19 and 20, Block 6, in the Glendale townsite. The find recalls the Dillon Bannack county fight era, as Bannack was the county seat when recorded. Dillon sought the lots for a courthouse under a promise to secure Glendale as the county seat.
Ten two person women teams competed in cold winds Sunday for the first tournament of the season a blind bogey event won by Mrs B W Emerick with a 72 score John Merhart began duties as club pro last week and improved the clubhouse appearance.
Mrs Izura Truax of Lima was elected district president of the Lythian Sisters at a convention held in Centerville. Nearly a hundred delegates attended from Dillon Deer Lodge Lima Anaconda and Butte. This was the lodge's first district meeting in about 15 years.
Mrs. Charles White of Joliet Illinois mother of Mrs KE G Free of this city died last Tuesday after a lingering illness. Mrs Vico was summoned to Joliet about a month ago and stayed with her mother.
The National Council of Catholic Women held a regular meeting at St. Rose rectory on Wednesday evening last week. Mrs. Joe Fuller was elected president, Mrs. W. IF. Drummey, vice president, and Mrs. Fred Simons was chosen secretary and treasurer.
Roy Herndon secretary announces arrangements for the Beaverhead Mining Association monthly meeting scheduled for Saturday evening June 7. The note lists the time and place details for members.
Friday evening event at Dillmont park honored the evaluating class of 1981. Miss Joyce Williams and Dave Williams led the grand march as the Red Head dance band provided music.
A daughter was born Tuesday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smith are the parents of a baby daughter born Tuesday.
The Methodist Aid society gathered Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Miss Amber Curnutt returned to Dillon for the summer after teaching in Waterloo, and her parents Mr and Mrs A A Curnutt drove to bring her home. A barrel hung signaled trouble when a tire struck it, sending the barrel lid into the Beaverhead Auto Sales garage door jamb and narrowly missing Miss Clara Adams on the sidewalk.
Children’s Day activities begin at 10:30 a.m. with a combined Sunday school and church service titled Following Jesus. The program features recitations, songs, a ten minute talk on missions, dramatization, and a Mizpah benediction, with invitations extended to patrons and congregation. Normal College wins 10-1. Missoula track meet results show Wolverton high jump 5 feet 8 inches and Jenkins low hurdles third.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schindler and their children Emil and Wilhelmina from Jackson visited the city on Wednesday. They started in the Big Hole basin in 1891 and built a 2200 acre meadow land spread with a high grade cattle herd now sold to Emil and Wilhelmina who took possession May 1. The senior Schindlers plan a permanent vacation, having sold the ranch as one of the valley’s standout beef producers. They will visit Logan, Utah, then Nebraska.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church held a no hostess meeting at the church on Thursday afternoon May 21.
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