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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
3
Suggestions for varied school lunch menus emphasize planning, milk inclusion, and creative fillings. Ideas cover bread types from nut and orange breads to whole wheat and rye, plus fillings like peanut butter combos, cottage cheese varieties, cheese with olives, fruit preserves, and casual fare. Includes desserts and fresh fruit options to keep appetites from lagging.
Plen Oneal hosted a turkey dinner at the Oneal saw mill with cooking and planning done by Mr. Oneal. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchens and others. several families visited, shopped, and traveled for holidays. A Jackson Fire Department fundraiser began with seven card parties to raise funds for equipment and upkeep.
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robbins arrived in Wisdom after a November 20 ceremony. A charivari party, orchestra music, and blankets for the couple marked their welcome. The issue notes local social events, visits, and a December 10 Big Hole Road Association card party to raise funds and show progress.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clark Huntley, Wallace Francis, Clarence Helming, Ray Oliver, Warren Shaw, Harry Helming, Walter Stewart, Miss Miller, the host and hostess. Mr. Sparrow could not attend.
The author argues that ranchers increasingly use permanent pastures and irrigation to provide green feed, boosting calf survival and weight. He notes improvements from integrating breeding and feeding, with western colleges supporting permanent pastures and hay crops to stabilize profits.
Local Elks Lodge offers amateur performers a chance to showcase acts with no repetition on a single program. Registration forms are available at the Dillon Examiner office Parisian Cleaners or Dillon Bottling Works or from committee members Exalted Ruler L Ott Gordon Leslie H Smith Kenneth Wheat Homer Faust.
Ferde Grofé, famed arranger of Rhapsody in Blue, returns to Sleepy Hollow legend for his next symphonic work. The piece marks a shift from American modernism toward a Sleepy Hollow theme with Grofé's baton guiding rehearsals at Lewisohn Stadium NYC.
A license to wed was issued this morning to Gail B. LaFran and Anita Ingram both of Billings. They were married by Judge Louis Stahl. Two Idaho couples were issued licenses yesterday Viola Frances Taylor of Shoshone and Charles Allen Pollock of Pocatello and Helene Jordan and Clarence Duvall both of Terrion. Isabel Boetticher of Melrose and Dan C. Smith of Reichle were married yesterday by Judge George Opp.
F Stupen of Anaconda died after being found with a bullet wound in his head in a garage behind his home. He worked as a truck driver and salesman for Mid Central Produce of Butte and frequently visited Dillon, where he had many friends.
The Irvine and Cottam potato warehouse led a 15 member team that achieved 100 percent signup. Mrs. R. B. Caswell and Mrs. F. G. Lyons promoted the effort on Montana Street while 153 members were signed up by key volunteers. A final list names the 100 percent business houses including Standard Lumber and J C Penney among many others.
The Montana Liquor Control Board paid a $100,000 dividend from November liquor sales into the state treasury this past week. Admin L M A Wass said profits to date reach $1,400,000 and board members envision hiring a pharmacist and opening a laboratory to inspect all state liquor purchases and safeguard saloon patrons.
The epidemic influenza at Columbia Falls has been checked with a peak of 162 cases and no fatalities. Public meeting ban in Flathead county lifted. schools have resumed classes. Other state diseases show a decline per Dr. W F Cogswell.
The Montana State Normal college women’s glee club directed by Arnold Clair will perform Sunday night at 7 at the First Baptist church for about an hour. The program features solos and chorus numbers including Welcome Primrose and Onward March, with a mixed quartet and Bernice Erickson on piano. The Rev. Willis J. Loar will give an eight minute address titled Finding God in Music.
Public Welfare Administrator I. M. Brandford announced that aid for needy blind sons of Montana will take effect after January 1. A Cascade County Workers Alliance request for investigation of the Welfare office was received. Mrs Myrtle Reed named welfare supervisor in Yellowstone County and Fred L Black for Cascade County. Supervisors J J Fitzpatrick and L S Thurston were released in Yellowstone and Cascade counties respectively.
A 75 member Dillon delegation travels to Butte tonight to see the Denver Safeway Bobcats play the local team. Star guard Kiddie Exum, formerly of Beaver, is noted as a standout on the Bobcats squad.
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