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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
5
Local notes report residents visiting Dillon from Armstead Alder Ennis and Lima plus several from Jackson Leadore and Dell. Deer hunting yields include a Bloody Dick buck and a Big Hole basin deer. a DeMolay dance was postponed to December 12 and oil district management moves to Spokane.
J. K. Abbott of Salmon visits with his daughter at Normal College and his son in tow. Funeral for James B. Callan attended by Mr. and Mrs. Quitman Owen. Miss Berniece Metlen returns from Los Angeles with flu. Dillon fire department ball set for Thanksgiving at city hall with Baxter-Tonney orchestra. Ed Whitworth back from city to Sheep Creek ranch. Mrs. Byron Nay undergoes Mayo Clinic operation and recuperates well. Hunting party returns with two elk and two deer from Madison area. Mayme Townsend of Los Angeles, Neighbors of Woodcraft, solicits members and will move to Kalispell. Arne L. Pettersen of Armstead seeks U.S. citizenship. Roy Forrester and Ralph Harding return from Madison hunt with companions from Billings and Helena. two buck deer and an elk secured.
Enoch Young of Melrose advertises thoroughbred lambs for sale. Mrs Lee Van Etten of Butte visiting Rise ranch. Jack Barrett traveling to California with plans to join Mr Barrett later. Scout troop holds fourth meeting at guild hall basement with 7:00 start. Hansen donated electric heaters and Scouts to buy wire. Birch creek hike includes saw mill visit, beaver dams, cliffs, games and songs. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Julius Knudson of Cottonwood Minnesota. Girl Scouts meeting attended by Mrs Isaac Edinger. George Hildreth deer hunting in Medicine Lodge. Mrs Frank Caskin remains ill. H Cameron Gowen becomes Maytag agent for Beaverhead county. formerly with the Tribune.
The Manse society enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs C A Bergeson at her South Dakota street residence.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met on Thursday afternoon at the church parlors. Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Axe Mrs. Camas Nelson and Mrs. A A Schroeder.
The county recorder John S. Baker begins purging registration lists with about 750 names removed for failing to vote in the last election as prep steps start two years before the ballot.
Cleo Poorman pled guilty before Judge H. G. Rodgers hast Friday to stealing saddles from a Horse Prairie ranch. She received a one year sentence in the state prison and was taken to Deer Lodge Sunday by Deputy Sheriff D. C. Wampler.
Fred Woodside Anson Baxter and Glen Decker returned Sunday evening from Great Falls where they attended a meeting of Chevrolet dealers. They brought back from Butte the new Bigger and Better Chevrolet now on display at the Montana Auto Supply showroom.
Karl Roe district deputy of Modern Woodmen for Montana said an initiation would be held at the Dillon camp on Saturday November 29 with a Butte drill team coming down to perform the work.
Tom Yost was among the last minute hunters to get his 1980 deer returning Friday from the Horse Prairie section with a fine specimen.
Fred Camps qualified Tuesday morning as constable of Lima township. His name appeared on the general election ballot. Don Anson and Id Farnsworth, written in for justice of the peace in Wisdom township, failed to qualify.
Jim Johnson of Jackson and J K Shaw of Bristow said on Tuesday that Jackson Road is open and negotiable by cars with little difficulty. They expect a few days travel will restore it to good condition.
A. M. Farrin of Bedrock attended to a business matter in the city on Thursday, renewing contacts and arranging possible dealings.
Eliel's announces a sale starting today offering men’s silk socks at three for three dollars. The promotion highlights a limited time offer with accessible pricing for shoppers.
Ed Burles and L T Taylor returned at 10 30 with a fine buck killed in the Blacktail section while driving through a field. They spotted the animals about 250 yards off and fired from their car. The kill is believed to set a new Dillon hunting record this season.
Mrs George Lovell presided as Dil lon Daughters of the Nile Sewing club was formed at Mrs T J Luebben s home. Fred Woodside named president with George J Dart vice president L Poindexter recorder and T I Luebben corresponding recorder. Aim to make garments for Shrine children s hospitals. Nineteen charter members. Mrs L R Margett and Mrs Robert Rundell of Butte attended as house guests.
Mrs J W Kenny returned to Dillon after visiting New York City and Europe. She had been away since about July 1, having been absent from Dillon for months.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Andrew J. Snell of this city and Jennie Farbush of Denver. They were married at noon today in a city ceremony conducted after the license was granted.
The Eliel company promotes discounts on boys overcoats from 6.95 and sheep lined coats from 4.95 to 6.95 as part of its annual sale event.
Genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughing with a healing coating for irritated throats. Cleans air passages, aids phlegm clearance, and provides a sedative comforting effect without opiates. Mild laxative action. Endorsed by mothers and suitable for elderly persons. Family size, sold everywhere.
Nationally known cough syrup marketed as a 55 year household remedy. Over 100 million bottles sold. Claims quick relief for coughs croup and tickling throat with sedative and mildly laxative effects. Endorsed by mothers and suited for elderly persons. asks readers to ask for Foley's.
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