Local visitors and residents tour and visit Dillon area
F L Woody a Dell business visitor arrived Wednesday. Mr and Mrs R B Parks of Sheridan visiting in the city. Miss Bert Short returned from Ashland Illinois. Hugh Scully and Douglas Thomas from Missoula this week. Fred Rife visited relatives in Butte. E L Poindexter duo touring Washington and Oregon this month. Andrew Williams of Alder on business. Mrs W T Cheney and Mrs Max Merrill visitors from Lima. John Mahoney of Spokane spent last week with his wife and children. Mr and Mrs A A Elliott and family returned from Glacier Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Woody
Dell
John Mahoney
Spokane
Martha Featherly
Redlands
Calif
George R. Featherly
Fred Chapman
Freddie
Julius Knudson
J. S. Baker
Thelma
Lawrence Magnus
Anaconda
Dan Little
A. Potts
California
Mexico
Vancouver
D. Y. Kennegaard
Whitehall
Polaris School
Piano Tuning by A. N. Ward Arrives in Dillon
A. N. Ward, a piano tuner, is in Dillon and taking orders. Leave requests at Tribune Book Store or call 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Ward
Dillon
Tribune Book
Local residents make trips and notices fill Dillon scene
Mr and Mrs TOF McFadden lease the George Whitworth home on South Dakota street. Olga Gudici leaves for Wenatchee to teach, while Prof and Mrs Schleier return from vacation in Washington. Multiple travelers visit relatives in Butte Helena Great Falls and Anaconda as Lindbergh celebration and state fair draw crowds.
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Tof
George Dart
Sue Johnson
Anaconda
L. F* ‘Sonntag
Great’ Falls
Adell ‘Murray
Seattle
Elza Smith
Nina Smith
Butte
Warren M. Stone, Jr
Helena
Dillon
George Metlen
Bernice Metlen
Georgia Mitlen
Great Falls
Dillonites Watch In Vain For Noted Spirit Of St. Louis
Binoculars and field glasses were at a premium as Col. Lindbergh and his convoy passed Boise to Butte. The air fleet appeared about 35 miles west of town but was not seen in town. Ranchers in Grasshopper section were rewarded when the Spirit of St. Louis and planes swept overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilitn
Col. Lindbergh
Boise
Butte
St. Louis
Steve Cops First in Helena Air Races
Montana Air Service pilot A. W. Stephenson won the first day air race in Helena flying a new Waco from Ohio. He will race again midweek with daily winners advancing to a final for a big series prize before returning to Dillon to upgrade the Miss Dillon motor and fly to New York for the Spokane national air race. Emerson Hughes of Dillon owns the current aircraft and oversees the fair’s landing field.
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A. W. Stephenson
Montana Air Service Company
Helena
Stephenson
Troy
Ohio
Dillon
Miss Dillon
New York City
Spokane
Emerson Hughes
Rotary meeting speaker outlines civic benefits of Rotary
H. M. Brundage presided at the noon Wednesday Rotary gathering at the Andrus hotel. Tom Davis of Butte was principal speaker, explaining how Rotary aids the community and how members contribute to civic progress through Rotary principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Brundage
Andrus Hotel
Tom Davis
Butte
Mr. Davis
Rotary
Wyatt Couple Relocate to Seattle for School Post
Mr and Mrs Henry Wyatt left Saturday for Seattle where he will serve as business manager for a boys private school. The Wyatts are popular in the younger married set and their friends regret the departure.
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Henry Wyatt
Seattle
Mr. Wyatt
Mrs. Wyatt
Two Idaho Couples Wed In Dillon Ceremony
Judge George Opp officiated at two marriages on Wednesday morning for couples from Idaho. William C. Shermer wed Dorothy King of Salmon, and Charles G. Hart wed Nellie Whitlatch of Roberts.
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George Opp
Idaho
William C. Shermer
Dorothy King
Salmon
Charles G. Hart
Nellie Whitlatch
Roberts
Railway Bureau Survey Finds Fruit and Veg Consumption Doubling
A survey by the bureau of railway economics shows American intake of fruits and vegetables has doubled compared to ten years ago, signaling a major shift in dietary patterns across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bureau of Railway Economics
Barbara Worth Named Laemmle's Latest Film Fame Hope
Universal Pictures circles pick Barbara Worth as a rising star. She began as an extra at Universal City and gained notice in The Love Thief and The Prairie King before starring opposite Reginald Denny in Fast and Furious. The Hartwig theater screens the Jewel feature Sunday and Monday.
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Laura la Plante
Reginald Denny
Marian Nixon
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Jean Hersholt
Universal
Barbara Worth
Universal City
Mecca
Miss Worth
Hoot Gibson
Universal Jewel
Hartwig Theater
Tamar Lane
Film Mercury
Mel Brown
Claude Gillingwater
Armand Kaliz
Lee. Moran
Chas. K. French
Wilson Benge
Pat
Mrs Pearl Robinson to Attend American Legion Convention
Mrs Pearl Robinson the daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Ward will travel from Dillon to Montreal then sail to Paris as a Montana committee woman for the national American Legion and auxiliary convention She is appointed assistant secretary of the national organization and also state secretary of the Montana Auxiliary Last year she was department president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Robinson
Elizabeth Ward
Dillon
Montreal
Paris
National
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Robinson
National Organization
Montana
Sheep Range To Let Frying Pan Basin Lease Ad
2000 acres in closed area and 1280 outside leased with free well grassed grazing. Includes springs and shelter and nearby alfalfa if desired. James Kirkpatrick Dillon Montana Adv 36 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirkpatrick
Dillon
Montana
Anatole France Said To Avoid Semicolons At All Costs
A note recalls Anatole France the renowned French writer who reportedly went to great lengths to avoid using semicolons in his prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatole France
Montana Farmers Plan Large Winter Wheat and Rye Seed Increase
Montana farmers expect to raise winter wheat to 928000 acres this fall, up 40 percent from last year, and winter rye to 174000 acres, up 35 percent, thanks to favorable production and moisture conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Inquire of Mrs H D Hildreth Dillon
A Dillon inquiry is directed to Mrs H D Hildreth at 37 North Atlantic Street. The notice seeks information or confirmation related to a local matter involving the resident and household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hildreth
North Atlantic Street
Dillon
Realty Notice From Inquire 312 On Washington Street
The fragment indicates a real estate related notice tied to Inquire 312 on Washington Street with a contact phone 28 J or Tribune involvement. Details are incomplete but suggest a local public notice or listing.
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Ton Street
Tribune
Hindu View on the Fatted Calf Parable
The four Gospels feature the fatted calf parable, which Hindus often oppose due to the cow's sacred status. The passage highlights a cultural clash over dietary and religious symbols in Christian texts.
Adams Realty land near Three Forks yields wheat
A tract owned by Adams Realty near Three Forks is producing 40 bushels per acre. In the same district S. M. Snodgrass has non irrigated acreage harvesting .25 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Adams Realty Company
Three Forks
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Oregon
Andrew Williams
Alder
W. T. Cheney
Max Merrill
Lima
Mrs
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Glacier Park
Inquire Tribune
State Bank & Trust Co
Hartwig
Hazel Lundy
Ogden
John McGrath
Utah
H. B. Duff
Portland
R. E. Albright
W. B. Hartwig
Tom Sillers
Mae Lowe
Los Angeles
Parke T. Scott
J. W. Scott
Armstead
G. A. Decker
James Gills
Marion Gills
Sciota, Til
Elza Smith Ranch
Gills
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Gills
H. B. Ricketts
M. E. Church
Bozeman
Nettie West
R. H. Watt
Hal West
Somers
Ramsey
Vogelsang
Upper Trail Creek
George Melton
Monte
Bobbie
Philipsburg
Dillonites
Steve
George Murray
Stone Creek
Ed Anderson
John Anderson
Big Hole Basin
Salt Lake City
Alice Baxter
Anson Baxter
Glen Decker
Col
Alf Decker
Colonel Lindbergh
W. C. Jennings
J. D.gowen
Mildred Peterson
Ruth Ryburn
Melrose
Miss Peterson
Laemmle
Carl Laemmle
Universal Pictures Corp
Beauty
C. W. Robinson
Fice
Frank S. Hoffman
Grant, Mont
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