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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1930

Page

2

Basin area notes fill week with visits and events

John Peterson and Howard Morse visited Jackson. Dillon business continued with many residents traveling. Social club meetings at Jackson included a Five Hundred tournament. Migs May attended Ste. Vincent's in Helena. a pool hall robbery occurred in Jackson. Death of Nels Kramer saddened the community. numerous locals visited or hosted events and trips to Dillon and nearby towns occurred.

George Clemén Mark Martin Jackson Lee at-Jackson J. Johnson Nels

Dr Caldwell's Three Rules for Constipation

Dr Caldwell cites 47 years of observing constipation and promotes a natural mild vegetable compound Syrup Pepsin as a habit free remedy. He urges three health rules keep the head cool feet warm and not letting the bowels go. A free trial offer is mentioned with a mail address in Monticello Illinois.

Caldwell Monticello

State game warden to address Dillon sportsmen on Nov 1

Robert H. Hill state game warden will speak at Beaverhead County Sheriff W. C. Orr’s office in Dillon on November 1. The meeting covers creation of a southern Beaverhead game sanctuary, proposed by local sportsmen in a recent petition bounded by Drygulch west and the Oregon Short Line tracks north to the Idaho state line on the south and east.

Robert H. Hill Dillon Beaverhead County W. C. Orr Drygulch Idaho State Line

Local Montana notes include medical, livestock, and social items

October updates from Polaris list Mrs. George Harrison moved from Barrett hospital to her sister Mrs. Will Jacobson’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marchesseau hosted a party for Mary Shepherd Olive Harrison and E A Marchesseau as birthdays approach. J D Harrison ships five carloads of lambs to Omaha with Russell Harrison. Cattle fed and dipped at Nay dipping vat supervised by Dri Ay Morrow. Various Dillon visits and milling property notices accompany the community snapshot.

George Harrison Barrett Hospital Will Jacobson de Oy Kannegaard Dillon Patterson, Ranch J. D. Harrison Omaha Russell Harrison Mary Shepherd Ted Marchesseau W.S. Tash James Dodd Armstead Apuchnneyy A. Marchesseau Olive M.harrison Myr J. McGowen Pahnish’s Harrisons Nays Pyle Bros DriAy Morrow Harrison Pyle Frome Higcmining Argérita Mr "Starr Hurley~ Leach Dias “Creek George Byle Dilton Saturdaty Hays Carl” Knoll Jn Dilon Guy‘ Grey John Will’ Carroll Frank ‘Madden Mary Louise Purdy Helen ‘Judge Joe Carroll Guy Grey

Dillon Teams Edge Ricks College in Tough Scrimmage

The Dillon football squad defeated Ricks College Idaho 20 to 0 using a strong Normal line and Halvorsen center plunge moments while Callahan Musberger and Murphy earned honors for the visitors. In a second game Dillon beat Twi Bridges public school 13 to 0 with key plays from Rebich McGahan and French dominating the line.

Ricks College of Idaho Ricks Halvorsen Callahan Musberger Murphy Ricks College Normal College Steele W.c Aashient Spbsis Bay Obérem J. Cashmore Tonney Rebich McGahan French

Grace M. E. Church to Observe 50th Birthday

Grace Methodist church marks its fiftieth anniversary with a week long schedule from November 1 to 8. Bishop Wallace E. Brown preaches November 2, a banquet opens events, and a jubilee conference follows. Memorial service at Bannack church, past pastors honored, Bannack music and choir performances featured.

Ahch Bannack Edward Smith Butte Gree Robt. P. Smith Bozeman R W. Boone Betsy Haines Epworth League H. D. Jewett Roy Herndon

Montana Farmers E and C Union Meet Set in Glendive

The Montana division of the Farmers E and C Union of America will assemble in Glendive from October 28 to 30. Reduced rail fares from Montana points to Glendive were announced by E. E. Nelson of the Northern Pacific. The rate is one and a half times the fare on the identification certificate plan, with a minimum attendance of 100, valid October 24 to 30, and final return by November 3.

Montana Farmers E. & C. Union of America Glendive E. E. Nelson Northern Pacific Railway

Pan Hellenic club hosts dinner and bridge evening

Mrs Bernard Williams and Mrs A R Jorgenson entertained the Pan Hellenic club Monday evening at Mrs Jorgenson's home. Following a seven o'clock dinner bridge was the evening's diversion. Ike Edfhger attended to business matters in the city from his ranch near Divide.

John Verbance Josephine Bernard Williams A. R. Jorgenson Pan Hellenic Club Ike Edfhger City Divide

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