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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1930
Page
7
Grant and nearby towns see a flurry of travel. Frank and the Rite of Medicine Lodge visited Grant Monday. Dozens of residents including the Mansfield family, Morse, Burke, Donovan, and Scott took trips to Armstead Dillon Elkhorn Springs Dell and Jackson for business and leisure with many staying a few days or returning home the same week.
Reichle John Verbance Jr is recovering in a Butte hospital after an appendicitis operation. His mother has stayed with him for several days. School began Tuesday with an enrollment of eight and Catherine Finnegan teaches. Mrs. Dan Piccone returned Sunday from a two week visit with sister Mrs. Harry Harper of Roundup Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Poole of Wisner Idaho visited the Verbances for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Brykovich, honeymooning in Seattle two months, returned Sunday to visit Val Tadovich.
Metallurgists compare metal fatigue to living weariness. Repeated small shocks tire material until sudden break occurs with no warning. Rest and recovery are the only known remedies to prevent collapse of fatigued metal.
The excerpt argues against treating human nature as a machine or model set to perform fixed tasks. It compares humans to a tree that must grow and develop, guided by inherent tendencies and forces that shape living beings.
Monte Burdick and Jules Wenger Jr. visited Dillon on business days this week while Jackson residents like James Dodd, the Swans, and Betsey Clemon spent time there or with friends. Alice Clemon leaves for California to study this winter. The third annual Jackson rodeo drew hundreds from across the state with a splendid program.
Sunday golf tournament listings show multiple players in first second and third flights. Participants include G Gilbert 42 and Jones 42 plus Chapman 46 and Leimert 44 among others, with many aged 40s to 60s.
The Beaverhead Mining Association on September 2 1930 endorses developing Bannack mining properties by building a power line from Dillon into the Bannack district. Reports by Montana engineers and the State School of Mines indicate vast ore deposits and economic extraction possible with power. The endorsement urges patriotic support for power infrastructure to enable mining efforts.
A homemaker friendly recipe for tapioca cream turns into multiple desserts with imagination. Basic steps mix tapioca with milk sugar salt flavoring and eggs, then fold in whipped egg white and chill. Suggestions include chocolate sauce fig sauce whipped cream and fruit garnishes.
The state game commission grants Beaverhead Sportsmen's association request for a closed season on Beaverhead streams. Closures cover the Decker rearing pond to Horse Prairie creek and Gordon rearing pond to Beaverhead river until further order. From Aug 1 to May 20 additional closures apply to Beaverhead river Clarke's canyon bridge to Ed Roe line and Horse Prairie creek mouth to Brown ranch. Blacktail creek is closed one mile each side of the rearing pond. NEW TEACHER ENGAGED Principal Wahl announces Markus Ogren as head of science. He holds 65 science hours, is a North Dakota Agricultural College graduate, and did postgraduate work at Stanford with five years experience including a Colgate ND principalship.
Mr and Mrs Carl Taylor and family spent the double holiday at Yilathead lake and attended to business in the city. Misses Mary and Ruth Gel haus left for Crow Agency and Moore to resume school. Mrs Frank Hoffman and daughter Dorcas sail to Seattle for the winter. Francis Tonney and son Francis Jr returned from Lake Rowan. Jackson visitors J W Louder J E Reardon and H M Robinson stayed at the Metlen. Mrs Maggie Courtney's will admitted to probate Chris Snyder named executor. Ray Shannon and daughter returned to Perma after visiting relatives. Gerry Geiger reports losing 27 head of horses struck by lightning in the Medicine Lodge area. Fred Featherly of Helena visited Dillon relatives. Mrs J L Willard and son Charles returned from a Washington state trip. Frederick Heineman and Elliott Hager of Chicago arrived for a visit with Mr and Mrs Lambert Eliel.
Miss Annabel Hartwig celebrated her birthday on Thursday with a Tom Thumb golf party. Following an afternoon at the course the children enjoyed refreshments at the Hartwig home.
Workmen uncover a coupling link from the early days of Dillon during excavation adjacent to the First National bank. The link predates 1885 when the Utah and Northern changed to standard gauge and a different coupling system was adopted.
Mrs Clara Chapman and Mrs Fred Chapman entertained Friday afternoon at their Orr street residence as guests enjoyed the pleasure of Mrs Emrys White visiting from Santa Ana California. Roy Arnott of Wisdom attended to business in the city last Friday.
Mr and Mrs Carl B Taylor hosted a family dinner last Friday honoring Mr and Mrs Herbert Taylor of Texas visiting Dillon Mississippi relatives along with Miss Clen Thomas a Columbus Ohio music instructor and Douglas Thomas of Helena visiting their parents Mr and Mrs C P Thomas for the week.
Mrs. Creighton Winter and Frederick Champ toured Bannack and Horse Prairie with George Metlen near Dillon. Mary Lou Nelson, 10, was thrown through a windshield but survived. both cars sustained heavy damage in a collision at Helena and North Montana streets.
The first English settlement in New England was at the Kennebec River mouth by the Popham colony in 1607. Fort St. George and a storehouse were built. Popham led the colony as president but died the next year and the colonists, discouraged by harsh conditions, abandoned the settlement.
Fuller 49er and members hear Mayor Beadle on commercial aviation and the Butte airport. Mr Geagan predicts air transport will surpass cars as autos did horses. Mr Lemke describes flight experiences, landing fields, and route marking. A float for the semi centennial parade is planned with a Rotary committee handling details.
Frying Pan Basin offers 2300 acres closed with 1240 outside leased and ample intervening space. Features include springs shelter and little snow, an ideal lambing place per James Kirkpatrick of Dillon Montana Box 668 36 4.
A physician reflects on constipation and recommends Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a natural, non habit forming remedy. He argues healthful diet and exercise help but constipation can occur, and avoids drastic purges in favor of gentle bowel relief.
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