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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1929

Page

5

Dillon society items note local visits and travel

Mrs. Smith reports M Ames from Armstead and Miss Mae C Stocker from Grant visiting in Dillon. Ike Edinger from Divide, Mrs. Fero Marchesseau from Grant, and Miss Helen Galt from Anaconda were in town. Geo M Melton flew the mail plane Between Butte and Helena. Mr and Mrs Clyde Scott returned from a wedding trip. J H McLaren bagged a two point buck in Sheep Creek Canyon. Mr and Mrs W J Cushing visitors from the mine above Argenta. Mrs J D Lee improving to return home. Mrs Susan Findling attended a Rebekah state meeting in Bozeman. Mr and Mrs Clarence Corrin and family from Lima visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Shefer left for the west coast for winter. Mr and Mrs Nelson Maxwell moved Dillon from Butte to visit the Cushings. Mr and Mrs R M Barrett left for Helena for several days. A Bergeson left for Helena on capitol business. Mr and Mrs Dan P Thurber from Fairfield visited Dillon. Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside flew to Butte for Buick dealers meeting. S L Anderson returns to Dillon to run Fairchild studio. Argyl Stephens broke a forearm in Whitehall gym after the football game. Miss Vernice Stelzer filed a suit for $1000 against Mrs Agnes Pierce over an auto accident last summer. The Tribune, $2.50 a year.

Beauty’s hour marks Sunday beauty peak says Rubinstein

New York beauty authority Helena Rubinstein says three o clock in the afternoon on Sundays is the golden moment for beauty. She explains Sunday’s rest allows women to follow their impulses and feel alive as they dress up and enjoy the day.

New York Mme Helena Rubinstein Paris London Mme. Rubinstein Mme, Rubinstein

Agent Selected for Bond Firm in Beaverhead County

W. F. Cashmore chosen as agent for Universal Mortgage of Portland Oregon for Beaverhead county. Frank R. Venable arranged the deal in Butte and notes 80 Montana agencies. Bonds offer 5 percent guaranteed interest secured by first class mortgages on coast area real estate. United States National Bank of Portland trustee. Over $1,000,000 of bonds sold in Butte last year.

W. F. Cashmore Universal Mortgage Corporation of Portland Ore Beaverhead County Mr. Cashmore Frank R. Venable Butte Venable

Navy Senator Walsh to Hold Competitive Exam for Naval Academy

Senator T J Walsh announces a nationwide competitive examination on Saturday Oct 26 to fill a vacancy at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md conducted by the U S Civil Service Commission Open to all males aged 16 to 30 subjects include Algebra Plane Geometry English Composition and Literature U S History Ancient History and Physics Applicants should contact Senator Walsh Washington DC immediately Also notes mention Reverends Simons and Smith fishing trip and visits by Mr and Mrs Arthur Ripley with Miss Glenna Vance in Butte and Mining City respectively.

U. S. Navy T. J. Walsh U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis U. S. Civil Service Commission U. S Washington,d. C

LargE Show of Wether Lambs At Mose Smyth Yard

Mose Smyth loaded 1200 wether lambs reported to average over 80 pounds. The shipment marks a strong showing with several other carloads loaded out today.

Mose Smyth

Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions

The Madison National Forest Growers' Association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forest Growers’ Association

Bridge and Needle Club Notices From Local Social Scene

Mrs Lambert Eliel hosted Nous Bridge Club at her west side home on Wednesday evening. The Needle Club opened its autumn season with a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs Clara Chapman’s home, including a luncheon. Mrs L F Molleur entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club with a one thirty luncheon, marking the season's first gathering.

Nous Bridge Club Needle Club Clara Chapman L. F. Molleur

Manse Society Hosts Meeting at Mrs Farmer's Home

The Manse society of the Presbyterian church was entertained Thursday afternoon October 17 by Mrs William Farmer at her South Idaho street home. The Methodist aid society will meet Thursday afternoon October 17 at the Methodist church with hostesses Mrs Lorain Spencer Mrs William Deputy and Mrs Ned Saunders.

Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church William Farmer South Idaho Street Methodist Aid Society Methodist Church Lorain Spencer William Deputy Ned Saunders

Red Boot proprietor promotes Argenta Mining venture

Ralph Rowlands, owner of the Red Boot Shoe Shop, just returned from a lengthy business trip to England and Europe. He aimed to promote the Argenta Mining company, touted as a promising county property.

Ralph Rowlands Red Boot England Argenta Mining Company

Jolly Eight Club Members Dine with Dillon Hostess

The Jolly Eight club of Butte consisting of Mrs. Charles Blakely Mrs. W. H. Nokes Mrs. Arthur Saner Mrs. W. H. Starbeck Mrs. L. T. Herman Mrs. W. W. Pennington Mrs. C. P. Brinton and Mrs. W. E. Burrough motored to Dillon Wednesday morning and were entertained at luncheon by Mrs. W. G. Squires at her home on South Idaho street.

Jolly Eight Club Butte Charles Blakely W. H. Nokes Arthur Saner W. H. Starbeck L. T. Herman W. W. Pennington C. P. Brinton W. E. Burrough Dillon W. G. Squires South Idaho Street

Mrs Molleur Hosts Two Bridge Parties in North Pacific Home

The L. F. Molleur residence on North Pacific street held two bridge dinners this week hosted by Mrs Molleur. Guests enjoyed Hallowe en decor with orange tapers in black candlesticks at each table and seven tables of bridge followed a handsome dinner.

L. F. Molleur North Pacific Street

Mrs T Lee McCracken Hosts M M Club Luncheon

Mrs T Lee McCracken entertained the M M Club at her South Pacific Street home with a luncheon at 1:30 and an afternoon of needlework and conversation.

T. Lee McCracken M. M. Club South Pacific Street

Hayden Conklin Wed at Lakeview Methodist Parsonage

Archie W. Hayden of Lakeview and Lucy M. Conklin of Lakeview Idaho were married at 9 o'clock Saturday morning by Rev J D Smith. Mothers Mrs A A Hayden and Mrs Conklin attended. Groom is a ranchman in Centennial valley. They will reside there.

Archie W. Hayden Lakeview Lucy M. Conklin Idaho J. D. Smith A. A. Hayden Conklin Centennial Valley

Dillon Postman John Wyatt Reports Son Henry Critically Ill

John F. Wyatt, a veteran Dillon post office carrier, learned last Saturday that his son Henry, formerly of the city, is critically ill with a lung ailment at a Seattle hospital. Subsequent reports show a more hopeful turn in his condition, though he is likely to stay hospitalized for several weeks.

John F. Wyatt Dillon Post Office Henry Seattle

Perfect Attendance Prize Planned by Sunday School

Beginning Sunday October 20 the children of the primary department of the Methodist Sunday school will be given a prize for a perfect attendance. The prize will be awarded the last Sunday in May.

The Methodist Sunday School

Reception at M. E. Church for Normal College, High School

A Friday evening reception is planned at the Methodist church for all students and teachers of the Normal college and high school who intend to make the church their home. The event will take place on Oct. 18.

M. E. Church Methodist Church Normal College Methodist

James E. Phillips Heads to California for Health Benefit

James E. Phillips departed Wednesday evening for California seeking a climate-based health improvement. He plans an extended stay to gain the potential benefits of a milder environment on his condition.

James E. Phillips California

Record Profits Seen Rising Across U.S. Industry in 1929

An Ernst & Ernst survey shows profits of 749 companies up 29.42 percent in six months of 1929, totaling $1.875 billion versus $1.449 billion a year earlier. Industry analysts note rising advertising spend and a shift toward larger trade associations as part of a broader expansion trend affecting pricing and efficiency.

Ernst & Ernst

Advice to the Clergy in an Old Fashioned Tone

A brief note from Woman's Home Companion compares clerical sermons to the bygone appeal of the old high wheeled bicycle, suggesting a view of traditional preaching as out of fashion. The remark frames a light cultural critique in period voice.

Tiny Print A Diamond Edition In a Small Volume

The note describes a diamond edition printed in a tiny type format across a small volume, highlighting the unusual presentation and limited page size. It emphasizes the compact design and the rarity implied by the phrase tiny print.

You Can Get Stuck Though The Difference Between Tapes

Quote notes that ticker tape and adhesive tape differ by presence of quotations. The piece reflects on wording and branding in American Magazine style.

American Magazine

Pacific and Atlantic Ocean Areas Compared

The Atlantic Ocean covers 41 000 square miles while the Pacific spans 68 634 000 square miles, highlighting vast global ocean size differences. This summary presents the key figures in a concise comparison.

Pacific Atlantic Atlantic Ocean

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Smith M. Ames Armstead Mae C. Stocker of Grant Ike Edinger Divide Fero Marchesseau of Helen Galt Anaconda Geo. M. Melton Helena Clyde ‘Scott J. H. McLaren Sheep Creek Canyon W. J. Cushing Argenta Susan Findling Bozeman Rebekahs Clarence Corrin Lima John Shefer West Mrs Nelson Maxwell Mrs. R. M. Barrett A. Bergeson Capitol Dan P. Thurber Fairfield Fred Woodside Waco Woodside Buick S. L. Anderson Fairchild Idaho Street Argyl Stephens Bert Stephens Whitehall Vernice Stelzer Agnes Pierce the Tribune Twee Park Davis & Co Geo. M. Gosman Gexall Mont MRE Portland Company T. J. Simons Horse Prairie Arthur Ripley Glenna Vance Mining Needle’ Club Bridge Club Manse Society Butte Club Hayden-Conklin Henry Wyatt III Carlaylor Glasees Hans Pederson Corvallis Montana Hereford Wisdom, Mont Pendleton Banat Mills Oregon Wearwell Marshall Field & Co’s Dana Se Nes Ingersoll Rand Company Anaconda Canner Minine Company Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc AGMA H.R. Dreetett Mr. Drackett AQMA American Bankers’ Association San Francisco Jenerta Congress
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