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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1930
Page
5
An advertising claim promotes Adlerika as a remedy to relieve gas pressing on the heart and aid sleep by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. It urges a single dose to relieve constipation in two hours and ends with geo M Gosman, a druggist.
Mrs. Albright mother of Prof. R. E. Albright who spent weeks with relatives at Stevensville has returned to Dillon.
A poet speaks of Zeigler Spring easing rheumatism and pain. He recalls hard work, smoky roof boards, and a wife reading rain clouds while he finds relief in the spring’s waters. Birds sing nearby as life feels renewed at Zeigler Spring.
W B Maddux visits from Dell and C A Schultz from Sheridan attend the Dillon fair. Many residents travel from nearby ranches to the fair and parade. Local marriages, visits to Butte and Missoula, and other towns are noted along with a mining executive and state politics.
The Dillon community staged a wide ranging parade with old time outfits and floats. Highlights included six horse teams, a stage coach, early day wagons, a Red Star garage display, a Chinatown float, a bevy of aviators, a Zeppelin mounted by the Dillon Air Cadets, and a display of local industry from Union Concrete to J C Penney decorations. The event featured sheep displays, a Farmans tractor exhibit, a modern to antique transportation contrast, and a pedicured educational float linking the training school to the Normal college.
The local stock judging team won fourth place at the Western Montana Fair in Missoula last week. Carl Hansen earned third place in individual judging. Bernard Williams accompanied the team.
A graceful tea at Mrs. A J Cashmore's home honored retiring Girl Scout community committee members and welcomed new appointees. The event featured vocal solos by Mrs. J C Deppson and piano selections by Helen Catherine Ballard, with Mrs T J Simons and Mrs K R Shannon presiding.
Night Officer Sutherland arrested a stranger around 3 am Saturday, identifying him as John Doe. He allegedly had about $41 in dimes quarters and half dollars, part of the loot from Friday night’s Eagle robbery. Entry was gained by breaking a rear door glass and the lock being spruced.
Word from Butte reports that Wege OLeary a bantamweight who fought here in the Emil Senico card was seriously injured in a Saturday night auto crash.
A large cake marking Eliel's fiftieth anniversary is displayed at the store and will be cut at 8 o'clock Saturday evening. Everyone is invited to attend the celebration.
Kenneth Wheat and Howard Cashmore left Monday for Bozeman to resume school. Miss Helene Hoffman departed for Bozeman this afternoon as well.
The parade was sparked by the Dilton fire department showcasing its fine new truck, drawing cheers from spectators and signaling renewed community pride.
Frank Little, former local high school star, stars at fullback for Oregon State. He scored two first half touchdowns against Willamette as Corvallis hosted the northwest’s first floodlit game. Next Saturday Oregon faces Gonzaga in a broadcasted matchup.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Duff and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Forsyth are guests arriving from the Centennial valley, staying for a period of observation and social engagements.
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