Jackson News Briefs: Community Notices and Events
Local items include community notices and event reminders from Jackson. Readers are advised to check upcoming dates and location details for public gatherings and services.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
8
Local items include community notices and event reminders from Jackson. Readers are advised to check upcoming dates and location details for public gatherings and services.
Martin Jackson attended the commissioners' meeting in Dillon. May Clemon visited Butte to see Strange Interlude. John and Mrs Inabnit traveled to Dillon. passport secured for Europe trip. George Clemon took daughter to Dillon for tonsil surgery. Jackson Woman's Club held a special meeting at I O O F hall. next on Oct 3 at Mrs Dan Pendergast’s home. Evan Burell and wife left Jackson for Dillon to relocate to Salmon Idaho.
Rains halt haying and farm work as Reichle residents attend fairs and visit relatives in Dillon. Visitors include Miss Miriam Rouse and Mr Henry Stone upon their surprise marriage, with community wishes for happiness. Several locals travel to Butte and Dillon for school and business matters.
The article notes the freshman class at the high school and mentions Mr Henry Lehman and Mr John Verance driving to Dillon. Miss Nettie Hand visits family in Horses Hand while Ernest Waters makes a business trip to Butte. A tourist camp is being prepared by Mr and Mrs Nick Adders with two river cabins built so far. Richard Maier loses a Chrysler in a side swipe. insurance covers the damage.
On September 18 1929 Mr and Mrs Ted Marchesseau hosted a dinner for family and friends to celebrate their daughter Rose Marie s first birthday with guests Delia Jane Marchesseau Lucy Ruth Pyle Helen Judge Eugene Halloway Erwin Marchesseau and others. The article also notes visits to Dillon Twin Bridges Butte Anaconda and news on local fairs, schooling, and sheep shows.
A sequence of brief notes documents visits and trips by residents and guests to Grant and nearby Dillon. Names include Matt Kay, Mr Wolf of Lemhi, Idaho, Mr Byers and son from Omaha and Chicago, Mrs Sam Freeman from Dillon, Mr and Mrs Brenner, and many more as they travel to Dillon fair or on business, with several returns home.
Mrs Mary Thomas died at home after a lingering illness on September 18. Born December 17, 1886 in Cass county Ohio, she spent her childhood in the region. Funeral and burial details appear in the Sheridan notices for local residents.
A compact observation notes a pupil who never does all he can, illustrating a stubborn limitation in effort and self discipline. The quotation reflects on diligence and personal responsibility in pursuit of learning.
Advertisement from Mukilteo Washington for Fox Raising a Good Sideline offering silver foxes for pups or adults with reasonable prices and delivery in October or November from Hidden Treasure Silver Black Fox Ranch.
Early fall irritates sensitive throats and bronchial coughs. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provides soothing coating and helps dislodge mucus. Safe for children and adults, non opiate, mildly laxative. no substitutes. Geo. M. Gosman sells Potts-Adv successor.
Montana State Board of Pardons orders Friday October 11 1929 for executive clemency hearing on Frank Dougall true name Leo Clifford convict in state prison for grand larceny at Dillon Beaverhead County sentenced May 28 1929 to 18 months. Hearing at 3 pm at the Capitol with notice to interested parties. published in Dillon Tribune for two weeks.
In the Montana Fifth Judicial District Dillon county the estate of David F. Wampler deceased seeks approval to sell all real property. Executor W. E. Brink requests a hearing set for October 14 1929 at 10 o clock a.m. Notice to interested parties via Dillon Tribune two consecutive weeks. Judge Henry G. Rodgers dated September 23 1929.
Public notice under the 1909 act records Montana's application for Indemnity School Lands in all of Section Nine, Township 18 S Range 2 W M P M. Adverse claimants must file objections within 30 days of first publication with the U S Land Office in Billings. First publication Sept 20 1929. subsequent dates Sept 27 Oct 4 Oct 11 1929.
The piece notes growing demand for winter steamship travel to the Mediterranean as Americans seek broader education. It highlights Canadian Pacific Steamships sending two crack transatlantic vessels, the Empress of Scotland and the Empress of France, on 1930 cruises from New York in February.
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