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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
3
The Rev H B Ricketts presided Thursday at the rectory for the marriage of Lelia M Lyon and Charles J Ebberts, both of Challis Idaho. Nearby, residents and travelers pass through Dillon and surrounding towns with news of visits, family events, and relocations across Idaho and beyond.
Mrs. F. B. Felt departed Thursday for Minneapolis to visit relatives for a month. Alf Cashmore and Ralph Cushing drove to Bozeman bringing Francis Cashmore and Irving Orr to resume work at Montana state. They attended a Sousa band concert with Cushing later a guest at the banquet by the college music fraternity. Robert S. Quackenbush learned his brother died in Wisconsin and left for Wisconsin. Parke T. Scott visited from Armstead. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wyatt and H. D. Gowen with mother drove to Melrose for a weekend at the Jennings ranch.
Bert Hastings of Butte traveled to Dillon on Monday to handle business affairs.
Walter L. Conway, former Dillon youth and head of the Flathead county high school science department at Kalispell, has published an educational biology book for seventh and eighth grades. He coauthored with H. N. Kauffman, both University of Montana graduates. Conway is an 1915 graduate who also attended Kalispell High in 1911.
The Shakespeare club met at the old training school on September 24 and outlined a season with plays by ONeill Turner Masefield Maugham. New member Mrs Corliss Fairchild joined as the club prepares to host the district Federation of Womens Clubs in Dillon on October 27 and 28.
Kansas City Star recounts Alfred Nobel and his Swed ish family’s risks and experiments on a boat in Lake Malar that led to dynamite and smokeless powder. It notes Nobel’s wish for peace and his regret over weapons use while noting factories spread worldwide.
The article surveys Aspasia's alleged beauty and intellect, noting Plutarch’s claim she shaped Athenian discourse and Socratic wisdom. It recounts how Athenians trusted her judgments, guiding couples to counsel and advising on marriages including Pericles. It hints at a possible reconciliation of Pericles to divorce and remarriage.
A young London critic named Moses changed his name to Morton Israel Zangwill to advance in his field. He thrived as a wit but Morton never forgave the shift. At a dinner Zangwill presided and began his remarks with And the Lord spoke unto Morton, saying that moment stopping the show.
Fragmentary report from Ehaine Australia describes Peter Campbell entering bachelor quarters when knocked to the floor then down again. He crawled free as a large ram with a district wide reputation for hurting appeared. Campbell suffered severe bruises and many shack damages before leaving when his door was locked. Police seek a practical taker to pass in the butter that nearly caused collapse.
A Los Angeles Times fragment shows two passengers in conversation about travels. One asks which hotel to stop at and learns The Majestic is suggested though the speaker has not stayed there, claiming familiarity with many others on trips.
The Quai D Orsay is the quay on the south bank of the Seine in Paris housing the corps legislatif and especially the ministry of foreign affairs. Hence the name Quai D Orsay refers to the French government, similar to how Britain’s government was once called the government of St James.
The article weighs Homer’s origins and life, noting likely birth near Smyrna in Asia Minor with debated dates from 11000 B C to 70 B C. It suggests he may have been a wandering minstrel and that his major works include the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Barbara Kent, rising from beauty contest winner to Universal contract star, headlines with Ray mond Keane in The Lone Eagle. The film, directed by Emory Johnson, adapts Winged Victory from Lt Ralph Blanchard's World War I novel with Emilie Johnson's adaptation.
A Dorchester Iowa reader testifies to quick benefits from Foley Pills diuretic for normal urinal flow and waste cleansing. The ad claims reduced kidney irritations and night urination, with a satisfaction guarantee, attributed to Landon Taylor and Geo M Gosman.
Montana Employment Agency offers experienced farm help laborers teamsters cooks and related workers. Located in Butte Arizona area with contact phone 6567. Agency advertises staffing services for farms and agricultural operations.
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