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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
4
Two day registered trap shoot set for Friday and Saturday August 11 12 with ten yardage events 5 6 and 7 plus handicap options and pairs. The program offers added money money divided 40 30 20 10 and a trophy prize for an Elk lodge team. Ground fee 50 cents and ammunition 75 cents per box with hotels camps nearby.
This notice confirms a registered shoot by the Dillon Gun Club in Dillon Montana on August 11-12 under Amateur Trapshooting Association rules. The event awards merchandise prizes for shooters hitting all 16 yard targets and features optionals on the first and second 50 targets with specified payouts.
Miss Anna von Tobel of Lewis town visits at the ranch home of her sister Mrs. A Jardine Rife. Mrs Albert Metzel and Mrs Etta Metzel and son Elwyn came from Alder. Mr and Mrs B B Roe of Red Rock were visitors in the city Saturday. Ella Clausen a former Normal college student was killed in Chicago when struck by a car. Mr and Mrs Farnum Schuyler return from Sheep Creek basin. Mrs Dave Hier returns from Manhattan. Miss Aagott Lian of Great Falls visits Dillon friends. The Orange Crush orchestra will play at the weekly Dillmont park dance.
A nostalgic guide to a circus style outdoor picnic with a canvas big top, ring master attire, and playful contests. It suggests activities like a walking tight rope, prize for rope-walking while singing Yankee Doodle, and prizes such as pink tights. Includes menu ideas like Vienna hot dog sandwiches, clown ice cream, and a merry go round cake with red and white decorations.
State notes report Dillmont beer parlor will open afternoons and evenings for the rest of the season. Residents and visitors are mentioned in gatherings and travels across Dillon and surrounding areas including Pasadena and Butte to Missoula and Glacier National Park.
The Examiner notes a nearly hundred star gunners will compete in a trapshoot near here with competition starting at 8:30 each morning. Spectators may watch free of charge.
Grand Exalted Ruler Walter F. Meier sanctions the convention plan. He will speak at the opening business session and deliver a public address in the afternoon to delegates and the public.
The Examiner reflects Beaverhead community interests with local reporting and editorials on housing, commerce, and civic events. It highlights residents, merchants, and public meetings shaping small-town life and regional developments.
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