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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1930
Page
5
An old lady who rode a broom now travels by telephone with improved rates and faster service. The Long Distance operator offers quick rate quotes to any destination, highlighting cost savings and speed.
A roundup of Dillon people visiting relatives and friends in Montana and nearby states. Frank Tate and Mrs. Calvert spent weekends in Dillon from Melrose and Dell. Several others traveled to Spokane Pullman Billings Lewistown and Denver with family trips and hospital visits noted.
Local residents and guests traveled to and from Dillon this week. people include Mrs G T Paul and son Frank visiting from unknown origin, Roy Cope of Salmon, John Grant of Melrose, Mrs R E Albright visiting Stevensville, C R Malone H F Rash and Paul Shaffer from Monida, Mr and Mrs W S Tash from Grasshopper, Kenneth W Peterson from Big Hole basin for medical care, Mr and Mrs B D White and family arriving from Santa Ana California, Elza Patrick and daughter June for a tonsil operation in Butte, Mrs George Wolfe and Ruth visiting Garrison ranch Reichle, and Mr and Mrs Ralph McFadden heading to Great Falls then New York City for winter and music studies.
Northside Country Club will entertain Mrs Elwood Morrison on Tuesday August 26. The notice mentions the social gathering and details of the club's planned program.
The last meeting of the church year of the Methodist Aid society was held at the church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Idiza Smith Mrs Frank Hoffman and Mrs Jesse Ditty as hostessers.
Melvin Smith hosted a pleasant Thursday dinner for several male Normal College students who had just left for their homes. Guests included TD Alfred Taft Joe Ora Dixon and George West who enjoyed Mrs Smiths prepared meal and Smiths hospitality.
The Knights of Pythias of Mon tana plan a September 4 to 9 meeting in Bozeman. Northern Pacific rail way approves a fare and a half for round trips from Montana points with a 100‑person minimum attendance and a final return by midnight September 12.
Report recalls Bannack as a lawless gold camp where federal prohibition agents entered Friday to arrest a man named Illis for violating dry laws. The piece notes Bannack as a historic hub of vigilante action and frames the incident as a rare enforcement event since Volstead era began.
Francis J Staudaher and Theresa Sykes were married in Pocatello Idaho with Hiram Brundage and a dinner at J W Deputy ranch home. Staudaher, son of Beaverhead pioneers, built the White House market in town and owns the Washington market. The couple will reside on North Gartieldig Street in Pocatello.
Eliel from the Dillon Rotary club described the International convention work before the club. He urged rural meetings to extend Rotary service and noted Mr ZeBel's election as chairman of the On to Vienna committee.
The Rev. Mr. Romstad who filled the Lutheran pulpit this summer departed Sunday for St. Paul to resume his studies.
Charles H. Niblack, prominent Dil lon merchant, returned Monday from his annual fall buying trip to Chicago and other eastern market centers. He made extensive purchases in ladies and men’s ready-to-wear while in the east.
D V Paddock has returned from Butte where he recently underwent an operation.
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