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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
7
Dillon residents and visitors frequent Elkhorn Springs and Jackson with numerous calls, outings, and illnesses noted. The piece records travels by Gosman, Poindexter, McCarthy, and others, plus arid Idaho range conditions as described by Gosman.
Montana's fish and game commission discussed opening seasons this fall for Chinese pheasants Hungarian partridges and ringneck grouse where abundant. They plan to act on sportsmen requests at August meeting and to expand hatchery capacity including Big Timber and Great Falls. A Stillwater game preserve may be established with a hearing set for August 2 at Columbus.
Bobbie Grice, twenty one, fronts The Parisian Red Heads the best paid girls band in the country. Her red hair and lively performance style fuel a rising jazz success with fourteen other red headed musicians in the outfit.
Miss Grice's band earns sixty to one hundred fifty dollars weekly as the leader urges more women into music. She notes dark-haired players suit soft moonlight rhythm while redheads excel at snappy jazz tunes and the drums. A national figure, Miss Grice is a top headline drummer and promotes women in wind and percussion roles.
Local residents and visitors share weekend trips and gatherings. Julius Hartwig and Teresa Reichle join No. 30 travellers to Dillon. Cummings and family motor to Dillon. Erickson and related families visit Hartwig home in Dillon. Fishing party on Cherry creek reports full catches.
Practical dishes for busy days offer easy savoury meals. Recipes include Chili Con Carne Sausages with Kidney Beans Ham with Ketchup Sauce Creamed Ham Patties Everyday Chop Suey with beef onions peppers and cheese.
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