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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1928

Page

5

Notable Travelers and Local Visitor Notes in Dillon

Mose Siyth left Blaine on a business trip. Willard Kennison of Dell spent early week in Dillon. Dave Hirschy of Wisdom visited Monday. Otto Schultz of Sheridan attended to business in Dillon Monday. Mrs Allan Dansie visited Dillon from Jackson. Ben Holter, federal prohibition sleuth, came from Butte last Tuesday. J S Paddock of Fishtrap attended to business early in the week. R L Robertson left for Washington last Tuesday to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Jackson traveled from the Big Hole basin on Monday. M B Parkinson of Selway Sheep was brought to Dillon Tuesday with a leg injury. He recovers on crutches. Frank Paul left Tuesday for Chicago to attend the American Furniture Mart and furniture centers, plus a Morgan Park academy reunion.

M. B. Parkinson Selway Sheep Company Dillon Tuesday Frank Paul Chicago American Furniture Mart Morgan Park Military Academy

Cupid makes record here in Beaverhead

A tabulation of marriage licenses issued in the county since January 1 shows a record ahead for Beaverhead. Clerk Fred Rife reports 80 licenses issued up to last Saturday, tying the total for 1927 and averaging more than seven per month.

Beaverhead Fred Rife District Court

Postal Clerks Meet High Marks in Dillon Examinations

W. C. Ott chief clerk of the railway mail service visited Dillon last Friday to oversee exams on the Montana scheme for three local post office clerks. Each clerk scored better than 99 percent with 95 percent needed. The test requires memorizing 905 Montana post offices and dividing them into 58 divisions.

W. Co. Ott Railway Mail Service Dillon Montana J. C. Fuller

Goitre Removed by Sorbol Quadruple Liniment

Mary A. Steinmetz of Missoula Montana reports relief from goitre after using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. She invites readers to visit 415 W Pine St or contact George M Gosman’s drug store for more information, or write Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. Sold by all druggists.

Mary A. Steinmetz Missoula Mont W. Pine St George M. Gosman Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio

P T A Urges Regular Attendance and Sleep for School

At a Dillon Parent Teachers Association meeting on October 16 1928 members emphasized regular attendance as vital to pupil and school success. They urged parents to ensure children sleep adequately on school nights and to maintain health to support punctuality. A committee was formed to draft resolutions urging full school attendance and proper rest. Signed by Mrs. Carl B. Taylor Mrs. C. Willis and Charles Henry.

Parent Teachers- Association Dillon Parent Teachers Association Carl B. Taylor C. P. Willis Charles Henry

Delightful Dinner at Jackson Ranch Hosts Honor Two Couples

A four course dinner at a ranch near Jackson on Saturday October 27 honored Mr. and Mrs. Lyston Dansie on their recent marriage and celebrated the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Jackson. Guests included many family members and friends with a rose and silver table centerpiece.

Martin C. Jackson Jackson Lyston Dansie Robert J. Dansie Roy J. Jackson James R. Jackson Allen S. Dansie John J. Jackson Merton Tullerton Verona Smith Freda Hansen Helen Jackson Nina Jane Dansie Valera Jackson Margaret Smith Roy Jackson Jr Major Dansie

Jones Visit Frightens Visitor at Cemetery

A visitor asks for Mr. Jones as Mrs. Jones reveals he went to the cemetery this morning and says he will not be back, expressing hopeful finality.

Mr. Jones

New Masonic Building Nears Completion at Wisdom

The two story frame and stucco Masonic temple at Wisdom is nearly finished and slated for dedication on or about November 10. A large Dillon delegation plans to drive to the Big Hole metropolis to take part in the ceremonial public celebration. The building enhances the town's business district and is a fine temple for Masons of the Big Hole basin.

Wisdom Dillon Big Hole Big Hole Basin

Lima Man Is First To Pay 1928 Taxes

Cecil Gottsch of Lima paid his 1928 property taxes first, depositing with county treasurer Norah Connelley soon after tax books were opened by County Clerk John S. Baker. Several checks from other taxpayers were received before statements mailed November 1, signaling earlier collections this year.

Lima Cecil Gottsch Gottsch Norah Connelley John S. Baker

Missing Kittens Drowned by Mother Reporter

A fragment recounts a boy’s remark about his mother drowning the kittens. The dialogue notes his incredulity and the mother’s prior promise, reflecting a dark, unsettled tone in a bygone paper.

Often Noted We Sometimes Fear the Better a Man Pretends

Montgomery Advertiser notes that a person who pretends to be better may reveal worse talk about others, a critique of persona versus behavior within public discourse.

Montgomery Advertiser

Reading Well Repaid Her Read ing Foley Pills Diuretic

Mrs T J Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska reports lumbago relief and renewed vigor after using Foley Pills diuretic. She states the dreadful lumbago is gone and recommends the product with satisfaction guaranteed. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.

T.J. Bucknell Hardy Neb Geo. M. Gosman Potts

Radio Party Celebrates Election Returns and Birthday

Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Fairbanks and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jeppson entertained twenty friends Tuesday at the Fairbanks home to listen to election returns on the radio. The gathering also celebrated Mr. Jeppson's birthday with a four course dinner and a pleasant evening.

Earl C. Fairbanks J. C. Jeppson Fairbanks Jeppson

Finder Please Leave Reward at L D Browns Ranch

A note requests finder to leave at L. D. Brown's ranch and receive a reward. The text mentions a road between Desmond's ranch and L. D. Brown's ranch and asks for the finder to deliver the item to Brown's ranch.

Desmond L. D. Brown

Reward for beef or veal theft on local ranges

A $1,000 reward will be paid to any non officer who provides evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail ranges or premises. Report evidence to W. C. Orr sheriff or D. W. Erwin stock inspector adv.

Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock Black Tail W. C. Orr D. W. Erwin

Chaucer Manuscripts Survive From Fifteenth Century

More than sixty Canterbury Tales manuscripts from the fifteenth century endure. Geoffrey Chaucer, the English poet, spent extended periods abroad in Italy and France while in royal service.

Geoffrey Chaucer Italy France

Cough Remedy Brings Quick Relief for Elberton Man

John Wognue of Elberton Georgia explains he coughed day and night until throat was raw. He began taking Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and improved at once. The product is recommended for coughs colds croup bronchial and even whooping cough for adults and children with no opiates. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.

John Wognue Elberton Foley Geo. M. Gosman Potts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mose’ Siyth Blaine Willard ‘Kennison Dell Dave Hirschy Monay Otto Schultz Sheridan Allan Dansie Ben Holter Prohibition Butte J. S. Paddock R. L. Robertson Washington Mrs. Martin C. Jackson Cupid Goitre Surge Jackson Ranch FLKS Committee of Elks Terry Browning Albert Baker Browning Murray Hurlbert Messie Baker J. E. Drummey Hurlbert Elkdom Oro Y Plaza Lodge Virginia City Dillon and Masonic Boy Hain Nhunk Detroit Barry & Hopkins Garage Dillon, Montana Oberlin College Oberlin, O Charles Martin Hall Hall Radio Party the Tribune Palmetto Chaucer S. Main St Dillon Wholesale Meat Co
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