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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1930
Page
5
A lost autographic ko dak from Eastman was left at Elkhorn Springs on Friday August 22. A liberal reward is offered for the finder. It may be left at the Tribune office for identification or returned to Mrs. Fred Nelson of Jackson Montana.
Residents and visitors crowd Dillon scenes with many from Grant, Armstead, Lima and Jackson. Names include Irvine Dell Cox Buck Forsyth Thompson Maude, while others travel from Helena Seattle and Butte. Local business, airport beacon work, and a courthouse wedding accompany routine social notices.
Byron Nay and family from the Grasshopper ranch report finishing the first hay crop earlier than usual due to dry weather followed by timely rains. They expect a possible second Timothy and clover crop if warmth continues. pasture and range are described as the best ever, with Nay brothers noted as veteran cattle producers selling steers and fat dry cows.
Wade Harness reported a Willys Knight stolen from his North Washington residence Tuesday night. The vehicle was towed about 12 miles north, pushed over an embankment, and found this morning undamaged except for a bent axle and acid-stained upholstery. Thieves failed to start the ignition and may have planned to strip parts in Butte.
Robert Finch, who spent the summer in Dillon, departed Wednesday for New York City to begin as an apprentice player with Iva LeGallienne at the Civic Repertory Theatre.
Mrs Claudia Faust announces the opening of a new dancing school on Sept 20 offering interpretive ballet toe tap and acrobatic dancing. She is a skilled dancer trained by leading northwest masters with seven years of instruction experience. Enrollment is open and classes begin as soon as the school starts.
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