Dillon Tribune Friday Publication Notes
The Dillon Tribune is published every Friday by FE Foote in Dillon Montana.
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Foote Dillon
Montana
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
4
Subscription rates in advance for Dillon post office notice
In advance rates offered for one year two dollars fifty cents six months one dollar twenty five cents three months sixty five cents. Mail transmission described as second class matter. Post office telephone line noted.
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Dillon Postoffice
Dillon Opens School Year With Busy Day
Tuesday brought a crowd of proud parents and cheerful children to Dillon as families from across the county and Madison organized and placed students for the new term. The community praises local schools and expects the year to be marked by strong effort and achievement.
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Dillon
Madison
Dillon Rotary Names Officers and Committees
The Dillon Rotary club announced officers for the year including President L. K. Adams and Vice President C. K. Blinn. Board members include Adams, Blinn, McCaleb, Monroe, Curry, with numerous committees led by Adams and Blinn across aims, vocational service, club service, community service, classification, and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
L. K. Adams
C. K E. Blinn
T. FE
Gilbert Board of
C. E. Blinn
H. L. McCaleb
J. E. Monroe
R. D. Curry
A. T. Peterson
J. FE. Monroe
C. IX. Blinn
T. E. Gilbert
J. C. Wedum
J. E. Kelly
Louis Schmittroth
H. M. Brundage
F. X. Leschner
S. Ek. Davis
B. ON
Spee Frank Eliel
Ralph Mcl’adden
D. Galt
T. Ek. Luebben
C. H. Nibvack
W. B. Hartwig
S. E. Davis
Fred Chapman
C. W. Woodburn
R. PD. Carr
Morse
J. EK. Kelly
N. M. Brundage
N. Stevenson
D. A. Galt
F. X. Lesehner
G. O T. Paul
S. I. Davis
Erwin
W. C. Ory
LL Sohne Lath
F. Tonrey
Frank Iliel
B. N. Stevenson
Chas. Henry
Chester Hale
Ralph McFadden
T. Lee McCracken
Francis Tonrey
W. H. Stephan
IF. X. Les
From Lockport to the Democratic helm John J. Raskob rise
Profile of John J. Raskob born 1879 in Lockport New York who rose from a $7.50 a week stenographer to chairman of the Democratic national committee. His path included P. S. du Pont in Ohio Wilmington General Motors director finance head and longtime finance committee chair since 1918. A testament to American opportunity.
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New York State
John J. Raskob
Lockport
Democratic National Committee
Worthington Pump Company
Lorain
Ohio
P. S. du Pont
Pierre du Pont
Ir. I. du Pont de Nemours
Raskob
du Pont
General Motors
America
Christie ranch guests and local social notes posted
& Y Grant e Mrs Gladys Christie Parker and daughter visit the Christie ranch. Eleanor Smith hosts dinner. Mansfield and families travel to Dillon. Christie relatives from Butte and guests from various towns appear in Grant social notes. Several students and educators plan moves to Dillon and Salt Lake. trips to Idaho and Indiana noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Christie Parker
Christie Ranch
Eleanor Smith
James N. Mansfield
Dillon
Con Christie
Butte
John A. Donovan
M. K. Rand
Morse
John
P. Meade
Elmer Selway
Lemhi
John Shefer
Pearl S. Smith
Trail Creek
John Waldemar
Elsie
Ada
Milfeith
St. Anthony
Idaho
J. R. Scott
Helena
Grant
Indiana
J. W. Scott
Park T. Scott
Alton Scott
Sheridan
Alf Decker
Eleanor
Lila Smith
Reed
Salt Lake
Columba Mansfield
St. Louis
Helen
Ralph Waldermar
Roy Stocker
L. F. Waldemar
Small Son
W. M. Bichler
Armstead
James Mansfield
R. B. Stocker
Salmon
Stocker
Local residents enjoy weekend outings in Argenta and Dillon
The community diary notes many visits and trips. Homer Pilon and relatives traveled to Townsend and back while others fished on Grasshopper and Beaverhead rivers. Several residents, including Miss Dorothy Evans and Miss Alta Ledeber, visited Dillon. the Argenta school opens September 10 and local dances and dances at Dillmont Park are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Pilon
A. J. Pilon
Orrion Pilon
Townsend
Ballard
M. J. ‘Allen
Archer Pilon
Beaverhead
George D. Spaford
Lake Boatman
Dorothy Evans
Dillon
Ledeber
Alta Ledeber
Scarborough
Clarence Sonoda
Argenta
C. D. Fox
William Cushing
George B. Conway
Ernest Knapp
S. M. Knapp
Ma Knapp
Leroy Knapp
Pearl Ledeber
Finday
Ernest
Henry Shafer
Kirk Fox
A. L. Ledeber
Dillmont Park
Roy Herndon
John Shafer Jr
Billy Byrnes
Butte
F. H. Sparks
Fox
C. F. McDonald
Richard Best
Harold Best
George Best
Alban Roemera
Forest Ranger
F. M. James
M. J. Judson
Harry Renz
Sidney
Glenn Shafer
Three Dillon Students Seek Admission to State U of Montana
Roscoe Cornell, Miss Georgia Metlen of Beaverhead County High School, and Calvert Simons of Dillon apply for fall term admission to the State University of Montana at Missoula. Freshman week runs Sept 25 to 29 with residence halls opening Sept 23 and first class on Oct 1.
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Roscoe Cornell
Georgia Metlen
Beaverhead County
Calvert Simons
Miller, S. Cak
State University of Montana At
Missoula
State University
The
Mother Blames Father After Window Break Incident
A fragment reports a child saying Mother claims the window broke when Father ducked. The limited readable text suggests a domestic accident with unclear surrounding details.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cures Coughs
Eugene Palmer of Lawrence Massachusetts reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stopped a weeks long cough that weakened him and troubled his family and coworkers. For sale by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Eugene Palmer
Lawrence
Mass
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Keeping Yeast Air Tight Containers Caution
The bureau of home economics advises against storing yeast in air tight containers for leavening. Yeast may be kept in a glass jar with a loosely placed cover. do not seal tightly or cure the fastenings.
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Bureau of Home Economics
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