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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
5
Women suffer bladder irritation and sleep disturbance with burning itching and backache. The ad urges trying Cystex with a 60 cent price at City Drug Co plus a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach Calif reports immediate relief from a dreadful cough using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She says it soothes an irritated throat and stops coughing for as long as supply lasts. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist and notes Geo M Gosman sells it.
Mrs Leo Talent returned last Saturday from Butte where she attended the graduation exercises of her daughter Miss Henrietta Talent from Murray hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Sonntag of Great Falls toured Dillon on Saturday. Sonntag previously directed drilling in Frying Pan basin. Property owners are urged to pay their second installment taxes before the close of business on May 31.
A long list of visitors from towns like Armstead Bannack Polaris and Butte travel to Dillon. Local officials schedule a county board meeting with May 28 claim deadline. Infrastructure includes a concrete canal bridge near the Normal college and barberry eradication drives continue statewide.
Northside Country club will meet June 3 with Mrs. W. E. Roberts at her home near Apex. A luncheon followed by social time was held at ranch home north of Dilton. Royal Neighbors of Jackson met May 23 in the I O O F hall with a memorial program by lodge members. Mr. and Mrs. George Pettit welcomed a baby daughter born Saturday morning at Mrs. FE M Connelley’s Thompson avenue home.
The annual exhibit by pupils at the training school drew townspeople Friday evening with an in auditorium program and open buildings. Nelson P T A invites neighbors to an all day picnic in Birch Creek canyon Sunday June 1. Each family brings lunch. ice cream and cones supplied by PTA members.
The county high school Future Farmers of America members held their annual picnic last Saturday at Elkhorn. The group enjoyed a swim and visited the ruins of the old mine at Polaris on the return trip. They were accompanied by Coach Breeden and Bernard Williams.
Mr and Mrs Charles Woodburn entertained a group of friends on Tuesday evening for a dinner described as handsome in its arrangements. Pinochle was the diversion of the evening with two tables in play. Mrs Mary E Henneberry has filed her petition for letters of administration in the estate of the late William F Henneberry.
Mr and Mrs H W Elofson who are leaving for Wenatchee Washington were guests at a Dillon dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J C Whitham. Six tables of pinochle followed a formal meal. Other brief items include locals visiting nearby towns and a new birth at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Lowell Martinell of Dell.
Lee Burrell, convicted of a Lima burglary, was taken to Deer Lodge last Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Wampler to begin a three year sentence imposed by Judge H. G. Rodgers. Also notes several local fraternal visits and a corporate transfer of Lawrence Erickson of J. C. Penney.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a non narcotic cough remedy for all ages. It claims the pine tar and demulcents soothe inflamed throats without opiates or drying chloroform, and recommends M. Gosman as the local retailer.
Large manufacturer seeks exclusive sales partner in Dillon area for retail and wholesale trade. Steady repeat orders with no competition. Potential net income between 7500 and 10000 dollars annually. Partner must finance 1000 to 1500 dollars in merchandise. Official will visit district soon. Write Manufacturer, 167 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, for interview by phone.
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