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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1928
Page
5
C R Combs visited from Ennis and several ranchers including William Carroll J r from near Jackson and J D Harrison from Grasshopper were in Dillon. Baldwin's advertised new Fall hats and hosiery. Visitors from Blaine Monida and Armstead noted along with election talk by Ben Mallon and Frank Rife. A Baptist fellowship supper, winter weather, sheep bids, and a marriage license for Ronald Jacobson and Florence Macy were also recorded.
The listing shows B. W. Emerick as a Democratic candidate for county assessor and indicates he intends to stay in the race despite any rumors of withdrawal. The notice is paid political advertising.
Mr and Mrs Charles W Woodburn entertained last Thursday at the Country Inn with a dinner for friends. A delightful evening followed with nine tables of pinochle playing to close the night.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Bond entertained their supper club Sunday evening at their home in the Philips apartments.
Monte and Bobby Melton hosted a Wednesday evening Halloween party at the George Melton home on South Washington Street. A cheerful gathering enjoyed games and seasonal refreshments.
Mrs Otis Wedum, Mrs Corliss Fairchild, Mrs Harold Warner and Mrs Earl C Fairbanks entertained with a sequence of bridge dinners at the home of Mrs Wedum. The gatherings took place Friday evening of last week and Wednesday evening of this week with stylish arrangements throughout.
Mrs. Frank Paul entertained the Entre Nous Bridge club last Thursday evening. Mrs. John Orr achieved the high score and Mrs. T Lee McCracken recorded the low score in the affair.
Mr and Mrs Lambert Eliel entertained a number of friends with a dinner and handsome appointments Wednesday evening at their West Side home.
The Dillon Literary club meets Monday November 5 at 2 80 oclock pm at the public library. Miss Alice Russell leads discussion of The Green Mirror.
Mrs. E C Perkins hosted a Monday dinner honoring her daughter Mrs. J D Lee on her birthday anniversary.
Mr and Mrs John J Jackson hosted a dinner at their ranch near Jackson on Sunday October 28 attended by relatives including Mr and Mrs Tom Pendergast Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast Mr and Mrs Martin C Jackson Mr and Mrs Roy J Jackson Mr and Mrs James R Jackson Mr and Mrs Lyston Dansie Mr Henry Jackson Mr and Mrs Fielding Gray and Miss Freda Hansen Miss Valera Jackson Miss Helen Jackson and the hosts family.
B W Emerick expresses gratitude to friends for past support and requests continued favor on election day in a paid political advertisement.
A public moment of temper shifts as a speaker begins to explain what the audience already planned to understand. The scene captures the tension between intent and perception in a formal setting.
The home of Ampere in the village of Poleymieux near Lyons France has been bought by popular subscription to preserve it in memory of the electricity pioneer.
The San Francisco Call and Post explains that the phrase dog days comes from the dog star Sirius and the hottest days of the year, linking its brilliance to summer heat in classical and astronomical discussion.
The Corcoran gallery grew from William Wilson Corcoran's private collection which he presented to Washington in 1869 along with an endowment of 800000 dollars.
Paid political advertisement states B W Emerick has made no statement about not seeking re election as county assessor.
Stockmen urged to call or write for details on Vit-O-Ray mineral rich egg mash. Dr J D Lee advertises mineral feeds and egg mash benefits, offering phone number 356 and a card drop for inquiries.
B W Emerick a Democratic candidate for county assessor rejects an erroneous report claiming he is not seeking re election. The Tribune ad clarifies he is campaigning and that his name is on the ballot and authorized.
The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during bereavement and expressions of sympathy after the death and funeral of father and brother Sam B. Sheser. They thank the church choir pallbearers minister and those sending floral offerings. Maxine Sheser and mother Mr and Mrs John Sheser Mr and Mrs Geo H Smith.
Mrs. Nancy Mather of Richwood Ohio praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for stopping coughs and colds in her family. She notes a reserve bottle stays on hand for emergencies and emphasizes no opiates, safety for children and adults. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges or premises of the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail. Report evidence to Sheriff W. C. Orr or stock tamperers D. W. Erwin.
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