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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
8
Local residents and visitors attended events in Jackson and Dillon including voting trips by Mrs Wenger Mrs Barber and others. The Jackson Woman's club and St Margaret's guild held pinochle games with prizewinners named and refreshments served.
The article urges timely cleaning of home heating systems and chimneys using a mobile giant vacuum cleaner. It explains the process, reveals hidden defects, and claims safety, efficiency, and fuel savings justify the cost, with benefits including easier laundry and household chores.
Reading notes cover multiple residents visiting Dillon area, trips to Armstead and Butte, plus Oct October events. Pupils listed for no tardy or absence. several local families and visitors named with trips to Libby Logan Lima Idaho Falls Dillon Armstead. A swing accident at the Grant school and a birthday party at the Pederson home are described.
George Reichle of Plains Montana is visiting a few days with Mr and Mrs Nick Adders. Mr and Mrs Steve Kambich were passengers to Butter on the bus last Wednesday. Ray Tash went to Melrose Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Kambich of Glendale visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Julius Hartwig Monday. Mr and Mrs William Adders of Butte were visiting in Reichle Sunday.
Advertising copy touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as instant relief for coughing from colds or irritated airways. Presents it as non narcotic and mild on the stomach, suitable for children and adults, with a claim of over 100 million bottles sold and wide availability.
The Holland Institute of Thermology in Holland Michigan urges builders to tailor home heating systems to fit each house rather than using rule of thumb. It stresses sizing location construction room layout insulation and window doors as key factors determining heat loss and system performance.
The First Lutheran Church invites worshipers to Sunday services at 11 o'clock following a 10 o'clock religious instruction. The sermon is titled The Power of Visions. Confirmation class, Luther League and choir meet at specified times. Ladies Aid serves a fish or chicken supper Friday at the Baptist Cottage for 50c adults 35c children.
Rev. Thomas J. Simons invites attendance at next Sunday’s church study for all ages and welcomes new members. Rev. John N. MecLean of Helena, synodical executive of national missions, will preach at the sermon hour, promising a large hearing.
The Relief Society met Thursday afternoon at the L D S church and then drove to the countryside for a surprise visit to Ken Singleton.
Mrs. G W Rightenour reports Tom Foster suffered a severe leg injury when a riding horse ran into a truck and threw him. He wears a plaster cast and uses crutches at school. Miss Anna Mickelson and John Anderson wed in Butte last Friday November 7. Anderson formerly of Dillon works on a sheep ranch near Alder. Mr and Mrs Chris Anderson and daughter Edna visited Ras Hansen at Medicine Lodge. Local residents Mr and Mrs J W Coulston Mrs G W Rightenour and Mrs Glenn Marsh were in Butte last Friday. Mrs H B Cheney is seriously ill at home. The boys and girls basketball teams beat Ennis last Friday 22-16 and 20-8 respectively in the season opener. Richard Peterson died in his Sheridan garage room last Wednesday after pneumonia. funeral Saturday with burial in Nevada City cemetery near Virginia City. Survived by two sisters Mrs William Marshall and Mrs Smith and three brothers Ralph Sam and Alex Peterson. Mr and Mrs LW Wahl returned Friday from Helen where Mr Wahl attended a meeting of the executive council of the Abfon tana Education association. Winter meeting dates Dec 29 30 31 will be held at Great Falls. Mr Wahl serves as president of the western district. the 1981 western district meeting will be in Helena in late October.
A. L. Atkeson posts a notice forbidding hunting trapping or trespassing on his premises located 34 miles north of Dillon. The public is advised to respect the no trespass warning on this land.
James Kirkpatrick of Dillon Montana describes a 2500 acre sheep range with 1280 acres outside fenced and leased. The site features lambing ability with sheltering, springs that never freeze, minimal hay needs though hay is available nearby.
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