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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
5
An assortment of residents and visitors from Armstead Bannack Polaris Billings Butte Missoula Livingston and other towns visited Dillon this week. Local officials and residents attended events including a funeral in Butte and a birthday celebration for Dillon elders.
An advertisement promotes Cystex to relieve backache bladder irritation and sleep disturbance. It claims fast improvement with a money back guarantee and urges readers to try the product at City Drug Co for 60 cents.
Mrs. Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports immediate relief from a dreadful cough after using Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. She praises its soothing effect on her irritated throat and says she experiences no more coughing while she can obtain the remedy. Sold and recommended by druggists. be sure to ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. Geo M Gosman is listed as supplier in Potts advertisement.
The Dillon baseball squad fell to Sheridan last Sunday afternoon in Madison town. Players listed include Vandegrift Collins Murphy Hoffman Burrell Smith Desonla Hoerning Devaney Thompson Bierrum Tedrow and Peterson.
Walter Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Taylor, spoke during the children's hour on a Butte station Monday evening. Grandmother Mrs Louise Taylor listened and was pleased by his quick reception and clear voice during the broadcast.
Announcement from Dillon states the birth of a son, Jay Wayne Hobson, last Sunday to Mr and Mrs Richmond Hobson of Fullerton California. The baby is the grandson of Mrs Luella Hobson of Dillon.
Mr and Mrs Addison Brodrick of Havre Montana spent Saturday in Dillon Mrs Brodrick a 1904 Normal college graduate has not visited Dillon since Mr Brodrick works in the insurance business and was in Dillon to make adjustments in several cases
Mrs. Ae Pfiffner and Mrs. Eat Cantrell hosted a joint shower Tuesday evening at Bedrock for Miss Anat tacia Boger teacher at Bedrock school who will marry soon. Guests enjoyed green and yellow decor, jonquil centerpieces, and a clock clue game guiding gift hunts. Each guest contributed a recipe for a collection of presents and guests embroidered a glass towel as a keepsake. Refreshments were served at midnight.
Mrs. A L Anderson entertained the Social Eight at her South Idaho Street home on Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. H W Elofson and Mrs. J C Jeppson, with pinochle replacing the usual needlework as the club diversion.
Miss Blanche Haynes was the charming hostess to members of the Bluebird Club at a seven o'clock dinner last Monday evening.
This week social events featured dinners on Monday and Tuesday evenings at Mrs E B Roe's South Washington Street home. Mrs Roe and her daughter Mrs Lowell Smith acted as hostesses. Six bridge tables formed the diversion with a menu and apple blossom decorations.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Paul of Lima are the delighted parents of a baby girl born Tuesday morning at Barrett hospital.
Miss Anna Gagnon formerly with Dr F H Bimrose in Blackfoot quietly wed Walter E Wallick assistant manager of Morrison Merrill and Co in American Falls after a long courtship. The marriage was kept secret until now.
A Dillon group toured the Deer Lodge valley Thursday to view prize herds at Galen and Warm Spring. Paul Stahl bought 17 fine heifer calves and James Pilgrim Braght acquired a good bull calf. About 25 head of heifers remain available through Dr. A. C. Morrow, who traveled with the delegation.
Delegates and visitors to Rotary International district convention in Bozeman spoke at the Andrus hotel luncheon in Dillon. J. H. Gilbert J. E. Kelly Judge H. G. Rodgers Charles Henry and T. FE. Gilbert presented convention reports praising Private Peer’s address and the program. W. F. Leimert was voted a new member and Dr. A. H. McFarland named chairman of the next meeting.
An old time remedy promises to stop disturbing night coughs quickly using pine tar honey and other cough healing ingredients. It is sold without opiates or drying effects and is recommended for both children and adults by Geo M Gosman.
Beaverhead county ranch owners and stockmen will meet in the county court room at 2 o clock Saturday to organize a stockmen's association. The plan includes creating a brand book and offering a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of stock thieves. Attendance is urged for the vital industry meeting.
Lima justice court Judge Ford accepts Lee Burrnell plea to burglarizing a Lima barber shop. Wrist watch recovered as part of loot. Burrnell held for district court inspection. Swain constable and Joe Burke Jr marshall assisted. Mrs Kate Burfiend and Mrs George Banks leave for Chicago and Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. I B Haviland arrived in the city at noon Thursday returning from a trip east. Mr. Haviland is interested with C W Stallings in mining at Bannack.
Large manufacturer seeks an exclusive distributor in Dillon for sales, retail and wholesale. Steady repeat orders with no competition. Potential profits between 7500 and 10000 dollars annually. must finance 1000 to 1500 dollars in merchandise. Official to visit district soon. Write Manufacturer, 767 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, or call for interview.
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