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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1929

Page

8

Local residents take trips and visit Dillon and Armstead

Multiple Grant and Armstead residents undertake business and leisure trips to Dillon Armstead and Pipestone Springs. Names include James Mansfield Mrs John A Donovan Mrs M R Rand Charles Brenner Mae C Stocker and families. Some move to Grant from Melrose while others visit Grasshopper Horse Prairie and Lava Hot Springs.

James Mansfield Armstead John. A. Donovan M. R. Rand Lava Hot Springs Charles P. Brenner Dillon Alex Christie Gladys Parker Christie Louis Hoffman Grant L. €. Stocker Ambrose Brown Thomas L. Scott Pipestone Springs Mae C. Stocker Bob Marchesseau James H. Barden Fero Marchesseau Arn‘stead al. Waldemar John L. Waldemar Grasshopper B. W. Emerick James Dodd Horse Prairie J. W. Long Melrose Mr. Long A. A. Schroeder Matt Kay Geo. H. Smith Frank Esterwald Mrs. Hjort

Local notes from Jackson and nearby areas

Jackson residents attend district meetings and visits others in Dillon Hamilton Bozeman and Idaho news covers club events family visits and business trips including Mrs Clemow Mr Pendergast and Miss Clemow Mrs Wenger and E A Wenger of Anaconda plus locals such as Jake Neidt Arthur Wilson Howard Morse Ray Berd and Charlie Bell with Miss Sallee also seen at the county seat and Dillon chores

George Clemow Dan Pendergast May ‘Clemow Hamilton Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs Herb Strum Jules Wenger E. A. Wenger Anaconda John Abait Jake Neidt Dillon Bozeman Grand Lodge Rebekahs Arthur Wilson Missoula Howard Morse Jackson Fred Hirschey Idaho Martinell Nichols O. T. Husted Fritz Walchli George Clemon Ray Berd Claud Lapham

Foley Pills diuretic advertised in Anderson notice

Backache advice promotes Foley Pills diuretic attributed to William Lagle of Anderson Indiana. The ad claims quick effective relief for back pain and irregular secretions with a guaranteed low cost and sale by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.

Wm. Lagle Anderson Ind Foley Gale Geo. M. Gosman Potts

Sunday church schedule listing services

The Churches announce a Sunday schedule with 40:00 Sunday School 11:00 Morning worship 6:30 Epworth League and 7:30 Evening services for parishioners.

Epworth League

Sunday School Pins Reward Perfect Attendance

At 10:00 Sunday School, several members received gold pins for a year of perfect attendance. Other pins were awarded for three six and nine months. The church invites nonattenders in Dillon to join a class and attend. Morning worship at 11:00 asks Is the Church True to Its Kingdom Commission. Evening service at 7:30 to 8:30 plus 6:30 young people with topic Taking Part in the Meeting.

Dillon Kingdom Commission

Presbyterian Church Ministers Attend Montana Synod Meeting

Rev. Thomas J. Simons and his wife will present items at the annual Synod of Montana meeting in Great Falls. The event includes Women’s Synodical Society sessions and joint meetings with presbyteries, with Presbytery of Butte meeting prior to the Synod. The Simons depart Monday and plan to return Saturday afternoon.

Synod of Montana Great Falls Women’s Synodical Society Butte Simons

St James Episcopal Church Service Schedule

St James Episcopal Church announces church school at 9 45 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 11 a m led by Rev H N Tragitt Jr Rector Beginnning Sunday service details provided for parish members

ST. James’ Episcopal Church H. N. Tragitt, Jr

Latter Day Saints Sunday School Meets at 10:30

The Latter Day Saints hold Sunday School every Sunday at 10 30 in the morning, inviting members and visitors to attend.

Latter Day Saints Church

Christian Science Services on Sebree Street

Christian Science services are held each Sunday at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m. The public is invited to attend these meetings on Sebree street.

Christian Science

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week

Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending October 12, 1929. The pages note multiple property transactions with names of buyers and sellers, and locations within the Beaverhead area.

Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company

Land transfers and mining claims in Centennial and Bannack districts

United States to Barrett 480 acres near Red Rock. To Rawlins 480 acres in Centennial valley. To McCurley 820 acres in Centennial valley. To Reece 640 acres in Centennial valley. Warranty deeds listed. McCurley to Jones 320 acres in Centennial valley. Boger to Leclair 3 city of Dillon lots. Annual statement from Great Western Development. Haviland to fractional June lode claim in Bannack mining district.

United States John A. Barrett Red Rock William A. Rawlins Centennial Valley Edson A. McCurley Albert Reece Charles M. Jones Katie Boger Josephine Leclair City of Dillon Great Western Development Company I. B. Haviland Bannack

Brain signals speed feet toward grade crossing

A Detroit News quote notes the brain responds instantly to a grade crossing by sending a message to the feet to accelerate. The remark highlights quick reflexes and the brain–body connection in warning situations.

Detroit News

Office Girls and Boys in the Presidency Path

A Woman’s Home Companion item notes boys’ progress toward leadership while asking what girls do during the same period. It emphasizes equal preparation and explores roles for girls in public life and governance.

Nelson P T A Session Highlights Health and Education Talks

The Nelson P T A met for a session featuring a program on Health and punctuality with talks on The Value of Good English and Health in Primitive Africa. Rev Philip J May spoke on sanitation and disease in West Cameroon and the need for hospital care before church work. The meeting included attendance by state and local officers and guests with an invitation to a Dillon P T A event October 11.

America Assembly I. F. Hunsaker Luther Willard Maynard Miller Barbara Hunsaker Africa Philip J. May Rev. May West Cameroun J. H. Gilbert A. F. Waldorf Philip J. May and Donald Henry Meine Charles Meine Robert Bidstrup Theodore, Nelson Sarah’ Banks Smith T. . McAdam Minnesota Dillon Association Nelson P. T. A Dillon P. T. A Charles Roe National Congress of Parents and Teachers Frank Morrison Harry Schuler M Miler Oakes Nelson Luther Willard T.T. McAdam Wanda Cochrane Nelson School

Barber of Seville to Be Staged at Normal College

Grand Opera Dillon presents Rossini’s comic opera The Barber of Seville at Normal College auditorium on November 20 under the lyceum bureau. The cast features Melvena Passmore Shys Rees Morgan and Henri Scott, with a three act plot of love and disguise ending happily.

Henri Scott Metropolitan Opera Festival Opera Company Melvena Passmore Chicago Civic Opera Dillon Barber OF Seville Rossini State Normal College Normal College Normal College Lyceum Bureau Butte Rome New York America Chicago Festival, Opera Company of Chicago

Flateyjarbok Chronicles Norse Discovery of America

The Flateyjarbok, housed in the Royal Library in Copenhagen, is a key Icelandic work by two priests (1880) and a major source for Norse exploration of North America.

Bagas Copenhagen America

Odd Things About Red Bed Paradox Quips

A reflective excerpt notes reluctance to use a bed but reluctance to leave it. It frames the bed as a paradoxical object that callers to it both draw back and stay, with a mood of nightly decision and morning behavior.

Colton

Word for Hero Worship in Chinatown Sage Quote

Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown extols ancestral worship urging reverence for forebears in imagination. The remark appears in a Washington Star quote attributed to the sage praising reverence of ancestors despite possible unworthiness.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

Inner Earth Core View Fueled by Debate

Geologists remain divided over Earth's interior with one theory proposing a metal inner core encased by a fifty mile rock shell. This model contrasts with other ideas about core composition and surrounding layers.

Law Enforcement Duty Amid Public Anger Subside

A statement urges law officers to continue work started by public indignation as the initial protest wave wanes and ongoing actions proceed.

Master of His Soul Quote by Lummis

A reflective quote proclaims inner strength claiming dominion over fate and misfortune with a metaphor of being inside a house with a key to life. The speaker credits autonomy and resilience beyond external hardship.

Lummis

How to Grow a Pineapple Plant at Home

Choose a ripe pineapple with the green crown. Cut the top and plant in a sandy soil mix in a 3 to 4 inch pot. Water kept moist for several days and place in partial shade.

Cherokees As One Of East's Leading Indigenous Tribes

The Cherokees are described as the largest and most important Indian group east of the Alleghenies, noted for cultural depth and intellectual receptivity, rivaling southern regions and extending toward northern cultural breadth.

The Alleghenies Mexico

Clear Waste From Perforations Yields Four Tons Monthly

The rows of perforations cut between postage stamps produce four tons of tiny pinhead paper disks each month, appearing entirely useless.

Sheriff Sale Notice In Dillon Montana 1929

Sheriff sale notice details a sale of property tied to Melvin Wessinger versus Hans Pedersen. The sale occurs November 2, 1929 at two o'clock PM at the courthouse lane door in Dillon Montana. The description references a ditch starting at Dunlap Creek and a claimed interest in the land. C H Hartwig listed as the adv. agent.

E. B. Sprinkle Oregon Territory Towit Buck Ben Tom and Jerry Jerry Wilson Johnson-Miller Bob McConnell Versailles McConn Ferry Pike J. L. Moss Melvin Wessinger Hans Pedersen Court House Dillon Belverhead Montana Dee C. H. Hartwig Anders

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. P. Meade Jackson News Marti Hiaen Methodist Church J. D. Smith First Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Thomas J. Simons Christian Science Society Sebree Street Rosina Basilio Bartolo Flateyjarbok J. W. Walters Garage Hupmobile Graham Paige Willys Knight Dillon, Montana Sheriff's Sale Fil Albert. Metzel Etta Metzel Reserve District First National Bank of Furmi- Reserve Federal Reserve Bank U. S Linbill Capital Beaverhead H. EK. Bulger Neaeaea Sion LF W. G. Gilbert
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