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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
5
Residents and visitors cross paths in Dillon this week highlighting trips from Melrose Grant Alder Lima Jackson and Wendell Idaho. Frank Blair and family from Grant and L. K. Adams headed to Butte for Shrine events. Idaho shipments pushAhead while Albert Decker, longtime Chico newspaper veteran, plans a Dillon winter stay.
Mrs Marguerite Sill receives a district court decree of divorce from Ernest F Sill. Judge H G Rodgers awards her custody of their minor child Herbert.
From Dillon Montana a stream of visitors and residents travel for holidays and business. Names include John Nelson of Wisdom Parker Scott from Armstedd John Collins from Dillon George Whitworth from a Dell ranch Mrs Maxine Polk from Lima Jules Henry L Wenger from Jackson Ik W Geary from Lima O Te Husted from Jackson R E Foster from Roberts Idaho Mrs John Cosgrove from Pocatello J Anson Baxter to Madison county Shirley Nebeker from Laketown Utah Mr and Mrs S B Howell of Grant Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson from the Big Hole basin Frank Husted Wise River C O Horn welcome a baby girl November 20 George Melton and sons to Rigby Idaho Katheryn Stephonett home in Butte Forest Ranger RR J Bowers and Robert Guthrie Big Hole last Friday tax deadline Saturday for first half 1930 taxes Norah Connnelly county treasurer Judge H G Rodgers in Butte Thanksgiving trip Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson California Minnie Stevenson Helena visit J C Wiksdal Salt Lake City New York Washington DC trip
The American Legion auxiliary presents books to the training school library including Living Wild by Agnes Chowen and Service by Garland W. Powell, director of the National American commission. They also presented Service to the high school library and the public library.
Bruce Risley of this city, deputy state examiner, was among the winners of the Calcutta sweepstakes. The event drew several million participants with the first prize over one million dollars.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a dependable cough remedy. It claims immediate healing coating of throat tissues, clears air passages, raises phlegm, provides sedative comfort without opiates, and offers mild laxative effects. Mothers endorse it for elderly persons. Sold in family size nationwide.
Reading the article reveals excitement over new cotton fabrics shown in a fashion preview. It describes airy chambray with eyelet details and mentions updated dress fabrics, while noting how classic calico remains styled in modern garments.
A Montana list highlights numerous Indian and Native American titles for school, private, and public libraries. Books range from myths and legends to biographies and adventures, including works by Remington and Garland, and titles connected to Montana's Native history and culture.
C W Molrine state deputy of Modern Woodmen arrives from Helena next Saturday evening to initiate 15 candidates into the Dillon camp. Malcolm T Scott of Rock Island Jr special service representative will attend. Silver Bow camp drill and degree teams will conduct the ritual, with a banquet to follow.
A truck load of mining equipment was unloaded Tuesday at Dillon and moved to Argenta for installation at the Ferdinand mine leased by Salt Lake parties. The machinery includes a combination pump hoist tractor and gasoline motor for surface operations.
Six more quartz lode locations were filed yesterday at the Bannack county clerk’s office, signaling renewed mining activity. The ongoing construction of the new power line has accelerated interest and growth in the locality.
Misses Anne Feely Genevieve Albertson Mira Booth and Mary Baker entertained at a dinner of handsome appointments last Friday evening at the Country Inn. The gathering showcased refined hospitality and social grace in a familiar local venue.
About 400 silver black fox pelts will be shipped from three ranches north of Dillon this winter. The pelting season has started and will be in full swing by December 1. A large sum is expected from selling the valuable skins.
The Social Might club was entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Jardine Rife at her ranch home west of the city.
A marriage license was issued Thursday of last week to Fred 4H Dahlke and Violet Lucille Metddie, both of Twin Falls Idaho. They were married by Judge George Opp.
Al I Dunlap one of Bannack’s first white children born died Thursday of last week in a Tacoma hospital. He spent his early life in this section and several years in Alaska.
The Brotherhood of St Andrew will observe St Andrew day with a corporate communion for men and boys at St James Episcopal Church at 8 a m next Sunday morning.
The Boy Scout Troop 412 held a meeting at the training school gymnasium with a pledge of allegiance and a brief business session. Francis Tourey, age twelve, was welcomed as a full pledged Scout after being invited to fetch his neckerchief for a pretend first aid drill, then surprised with a birthday party and his Tenderfoot badge.
The new Scout troop met at the guild hall basement on November 19 1980. A Wolf patrol report covered work done Saturday November 15 including wiring for heaters in the Scout room. Meeting adjourned by taps and members studied Scout requirements. Don Mulkey scribe.
Phillip Bond son of Dr and Mrs Eugene Bond marked his sixth birthday last Saturday with a party Tuesday attended by twelve friends. The boys enjoyed a Hartwig theatre matinee and dinner at the Metlen hotel.
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