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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
5
Metzinger visited from TV studios while Stocker came from Wisdom on Saturday. Honavari Ranch hosted Sunday for Mrs Ned Goza of Butte who spent the weekend in Dillon. J B Haviland of Bannack was in town on business Saturday.
Local notes list visitors and residents across Dillon and surrounding valleys. Names include Henry Gleed Oscar Gravely from his ranch, Mr and Mrs S By Howell Grant visitors, H L Bodman, Brigg Young from Centennial Evlay, Jane Montgomery Monida, Martin Jackson Big Hole basin, Chris Pederson Grant, Mae C Stocker Grant, Albert Paige family Alder, Lena Fussler, Marié Kerr Ovando teaching, H T Caldwell Los Angeles, J H Brunilage Centennial valley, Prohosky Siefkin Grant visitors, Dy W H Bimrose Butte clinic, Warnstadt Grasshopper wintering, Fred Smith Aurelia Keller Lima guests, Frank Larsen S M Perkins Wisdom guests, Theodore Steer France quote, Virginia Weast Manhattan, Bentall Portland visitors, Anthony Sharkey Juneau visiting Hartwig, Armstead visitors, W fash Grasshopper rain report, Frank LeSage Butte Elks trip, Bertha Stickney North Dakota, Butts family funeral, Elizabeth Ward, Wisdom and Los Angeles owners Highland ranch, Dillon city guests.
Dillon fans including Lee Hoerning William Bailey Chester Gilbert Budge Gilbert Dick Crawford and Kenneth Smith visit for a wrestling match in Butte. Bozeman residents Eleanor McRoberts Hibbert and Humphrey visit the Cushing home as two cars collide injuring no one. The second annual Daily Vacation Bible School opens next Monday at 9 am with a faculty led by Rev J D Smith and Mrs P C Brown among others.
O A Wotan resigns after four years as stockholder in Beaverhead Lunia Co. The Wedum family plans to leave Milan for a tour of Glacier Park the coast and Grand Canyon. Mr Wedum aims to enter lumber and coal business by mid August with several good locations eyed in Washington and the Middle West.
Among the in town friends and relatives for the funeral Tuesday morning were Mrs Mose Smyth and son Alden Telin Mrs Frank Birrer and son Ivo of Blaine Mrs Laura Scott Mr and Mrs Ike Rife Jr and Mrs Teo Rife Sr of Armstead and Mrs Fred Viel and Emerson Hill 0 Salmon.
The Baptist Aul society was entertained on Thursday May 28 at the home of Mrs R M Gregg 528 South Atlantic street with Mrs Gregg and Mrs Frank Tyro as hostesses.
A baby daughter named Mary Ellen was born to Mr and Mrs Dollis Hodges of Sheridan on Tuesday May 19. Mrs Hodges, formerly Miss Nellie Cecil, has many friends in Dillon where she attended the Normal college.
All mercantile establishments banks and offices will close all day Saturday for Memorial Day. The plan was announced Wednesday by Mayor H L McCaleb chair of the holiday closing committee of local clubs. Stores will stay open Friday evening as usual.
Advertisement lists rights for veterans and dependents including pensions compensation insurance hospitalization and other benefits. Mentions a manual available for one dollar and cites locations Jackson Mississippi and Ashville Alabama with testimonials about health issues and relief efforts.
Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing hosted a Friday dinner at her South Washington street residence honoring Albert Polish, a member of the county high school graduating class. The event drew the boys of the class as guests with high school pictures as centerpieces and senior colors on the decor. Attendees included Prof. W. J. Bierrum, Bernard Williams, Bill Ballard, Wilber Squires, Anthony Bramsman, Edward Simons, Robert Bidstrup, Johnny Christensen, Ernest Nygren, Ralph Tattersall, Mr. Cushing, and Mrs. Cushing assisted by Hope Mathews and Helen Ida Best.
Mr George L Hardy and wife are parents to their first child a baby boy born Wednesday morning at their home 815 North Idaho Street in a local birth announcement.
George Christensen, severely burned at the Blacktail forest service camp earlier this week, is improving. He suffered burns to his left leg after an incident connected with beetle extermination work at a hotel.
Billy Welborn, member of the high school graduating class, served as honor guest at a party Wednesday evening at his home on Atlantic Street. Music was provided by Pay's Hawaiians.
Next Sunday morning Rev T J Simons will preach on The Exceeding Greatness of Gods Glory at the Presbyterian Church The church school convenes at 10 oclock Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 1 at 9 oclock inviting all children not attached elsewhere to attend
An aching back may signal nothing serious but Foley Pills are promoted as a diuretic to cleanse poisons from blood and body. The ad claims a reliable medicine used for over 25 years and popular with men and women nationwide. Sold everywhere.
Mrs. A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina praises Foley Pills diuretic saying they removed her physical ills and fatigue so she could attend to family duties. The testimonial appears in an advertising notice claiming the medicine helps everyday tasks.
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