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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1930
Page
4
The Baxter Tonney orchestra will play for the regular dance at Dillmont Park on Saturday evening this week. Dances start at 4 if weather is favorable. if chilly a fire will blaze in the big fireplace to warm the hall. A good time is promised.
A stream of local and visiting residents are listed with their origins and recent movements. Names include Ray Stanfield from Butte, Clay Perry from Monida, Miss Louisa Curnutt visiting Butte, Lt. Governor Hazel baker and others driving to Helena, and commuters from Lima Big Hole basin Jackson Ennis and Bannack. Notable events include marriages in Butte, a probate filing for Archie Gibson, and a teaching transfer for Amber Curnutt to Waterloo.
Friends say William Hollingsworth, long sought for whereabouts rumors, is visiting his former home in Missouri amid renewed certainty about his location and welfare.
Miss Connie Blegan, a physical training instructor at Montana State Normal College, returned last Friday from a vacation in Wisconsin. Miss Georgia Mathews left Tuesday on a motor trip visiting Salt Lake, Denver, and other points of interest.
Martinus Barrett of Medicine Lodge spent Thursday in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Otto EK Pahnish and family of Polaris spent Thursday in Dillon.
Mrs Ed Ferris with her son and daughter from Leadore Idaho visits Dillion relatives and friends. The brief note confirms family travel and local social ties with the Dillion community.
Mr and Mrs S B Howells and Mrs C F Stoll of Grant were visitors in the city this week.
Mr and Mrs Harry G Davis of Jackson spent Wednesday in the city as guests at the Metlen hotel. FOR SALE One four room and one five room house at 617 Thomson avenue. will sell at a bargain. Call for Martin.
Mrs. A. L. Atkinson and her two younger children have returned home after several weeks visiting near Kansas City. Hugh Baumberger of Los Angeles arrived in Dillon on Wednesday to visit his father H. B. Baumberger, the local Union Pacific agent.
C. C. Newman known as Judge Newman is a patient at the Barrett hospital after being taken there Wednesday with a kidney disorder.
Mr and Mrs T M McKinney and Mr and Mrs Smoke left Thursday from the home of Mr and Mrs F C McFadden for a trip through Yellowstone park and to Etna Ohio via Salt Lake and Denver. Mrs McKinney, a niece of Mr McFadden, has been visiting for several weeks and was joined Sunday by other family members.
Coath and Mrs J W Breeden arrived this week from Botewan. The popular coach at Beaverhead County High School was married this summer.
Mrs Margaret Loss formerly of Jackson now living in Wisconsin visits Dillon this week and is a guest at the home of Mrs. Tom Pierce.
Miss Esther Nina Lovell travels to Whitehall this afternoon to resume teaching in the city schools for a second term, continuing her service in local education.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. O. Shannon and family with Miss Sallie Baker came back Wednesday evening from a four weeks visit with relatives in Missouri. They traveled by car.
Mr and Mrs Lee Hoerning and daughter returned Wednesday from a vacation at the Elks lodge on Flathead lake. Mr Hoerning praises the camp for its splendid advantages and comforts.
Mrs. Andrew Shields and her son, Junior, from San Francisco visited the home of Postmaster and Mrs. J. C. Fuller last week along with Mrs. Ellen Shields and her son William from Butte and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murray.
Dr F M Poindexter Frank Bulger Tom Scott and J H Gilbert came back last Friday from an extended motor trip through Canada. They traveled over 4000 miles going as far east as Quebec and found business conditions similar to Montana with the country they passed through generally dry.
It is a good start to the day with Bible reading and prayer and to begin the school year with church attendance. The church reopens classes next Sunday at ten. The eleven o clock sermon titled Clearness and Religion begins a series on Christianity as a Religion of Perfections. All ages urged to attend the morning services.
Edna Emerick traveled to Butte to stay with her friend Mrs Louis Thompson during Thompson’s illness. Thompson underwent a serious operation at Murray hospital on Thursday and is reported to be recuperating satisfactorily.
Mrs. C. A. Zetting of Missoula sustained a broken collar bone and John Grow of Butte a broken arm when the Pontiac sedan driven by Mr. Zetting overturned on loose gravel near Glen station last Sunday morning. Both were treated at Barrett hospital and returned home Tuesday.
Frank Capple, a hay hand from the Big Hole basin, was brought to Barrett hospital in Dillon Sunday evening after falling about 30 feet from the outside balcony at a Jackson dance hall. He suffered severe bruises but no bones were broken and he recovered quickly.
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