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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1934
Page
5
A March feature outlines a dinner plan with Ham and Beans au Gratin and Ginger Peaches. It provides preparation steps for the cheese topped beans and dessert assembly with cream, preserved ginger, and nuts for a flattering family meal under budget.
A joint dinner of Beaverhead Post American Legion and the local auxiliary will be held at the Metlen hotel at 7 o'clock tomorrow night. Commander Parke T. Scott announced the event which also includes a tumbling act by 18 Smith Ames pupils of Armstead and a social hour. A business session will nominate officers for the ensuing year with elections set for the May meeting.
Public health guidance urges calm and practical steps for rattlesnake encounters. Wear boots in snake country and be cautious when reaching for objects or climbing rocks. If bitten, do not run or overheat and avoid alcohol as it speeds poison distribution.
An assortment of brief items from Montana includes Anson Baxter returning with a new Oldsmobile for Montana Auto Supply in Butte, various residents visiting family in Blackfoot and Bozeman, CCC boys returning from California, and a long county board of commissioners meeting detailing financials for county funds, road and poor funds, and numerous minor expenditures.
The county Board of Supervisors approved the viewers report on a petition by George Roe and others to abandon and change a road in Centennial. James E. Kelly resigned as county attorney and was replaced by T. E. Gilbert effective immediately. James A. McCollum was appointed county sheriff for the remainder of the term of the late W. C. Orr.
An oil painted Himalaya backdrop by Jane Jackson frames a detailed diorama of a tea garden with pluckers and foreman. The scene, now shown in New York, originated at the Imperial Institute in London and is illuminated by electric lighting inside a 7 by 6 by 3 foot case.
A column recalls the Ides of March warnings and contrasts ancient peas with modern canned peas. It offers two simple pea centered recipes, including a pea celery onion salad and a French dressing flavored mix, designed to stretch meals economically during uncertain weather.
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