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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1935
Page
3
Jackson area social notes list Mrs Tom Clemon and Arnd Alderbarth high scorers at a TV department party. Wallace Francis bought 120 steers from Jules Wenger Sr. Several residents, guests, and travelers visited or entertained in Jackson and nearby ranches over the weekend.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a quick fat loss solution promising 15 pounds lighter in a month, clearer skin, and higher energy. Readers are urged to weigh themselves, take a half teaspoon in hot water daily, and compare weight after four weeks, claiming widespread drugstore availability.
A gay and charming tale centers on a witty young woman expert in romance who finds herself ensnared by true love.
Local notes from Wisdom Montana report funeral attendance for William Soper in Butte with residents from Fishtrap and Wisdom visiting, hosting dinners, card parties, and weekly volleyball. Mentions of Mildred Rutledge illness in Helena, and various social visits, games, and seasonal weather updates.
Mr. Locke of McAllister Montana visited Bannack on business showing interest in historic landmarks and current mining and milling. On February 6 Mrs. Frank Ryburn and son Bobby, both ill with influenza, returned home.
Mr and Mrs BE Renfro welcomed a baby boy born yesterday at their ranch home. The couple resides at their rural property and celebrated the new arrival with family.
Mrs Edmund Burke and her small son are guests at the 8 D Hirschman residence in Bozeman, visiting from the same city.
Wise River residents attend various events in Butte and Divide, including birthday dinner for E W McKengie and Frank Husted, club luncheon for Wise River Womens club, and a meat cutting demonstration planned for February 16. Local families travel for funerals, hospital visits, new homes, and social gatherings. officers elected at stock association meeting. benefit card party planned for February 16.
Masdames J. W. Kinney Ann Gilles and Wiliam Schmidt will host a St Rose guild session tomorrow afternoon with a St Valentine costume party. The Bozeman chamber urges a herd law to keep stock off federal and state highways not under a herder control to curb highway hazards and accidents.
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