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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
4
Mrs. M G Ramsey hosted a pink and white miscellaneous shower for bride Dell Lloyd. Guests played 500 with prizes won by Jack Miller and Roberta Arbor. Marion Anderson presented a bouquet of American Beauty roses to the honoree.
Miss Stickney the county nurse visited Dillon Monday to inspect local schools and families. Numerous residents from Fishtrap called at the Paul Paddock home Friday evening. Community members plan trips to Dallas Yukon and return by car for about three weeks. Card parties at the Miller hotel and multiple social visits kept residents active with dances and dinners. In Jackson the I O O F held its third card party with 17 tables and high scores by Eddie Wenger Jake Neldt Br., while local schooling, road work, and social events filled the week with skating and visits.
H. H. Wilcox, Seattle Ford manager, tells northwest dealers that 1933 Ford sales surpassed 1932 and that Seattle Portland and Oregon totals grew over 34 percent. He links the rise to renewed public optimism and stronger dealer performance.
Wilcox voices optimism about the national employment program and the Ford V-8 for 1934. He predicts a 75 percent rise in sales, noting January figures show more units sold in the first ten days than in all of January 1933, signaling robust demand.
Vincent Juinlan, a Forsyth rancher, dressed a kerosene soaked cloth to his chest to ease a cold and slept. The cloth ignited, causing burns that required hospital treatment.
Jan 22 report from Grasshopper Mill Point notes Billy Tash delivering two cattle loads to Dillon. Mr and Mrs Walter Pattock visited Mill Point, Cliff Angwin of Butte stopped at Willow Dale ranch, Virginia Gray stayed with Mrs Hans Dons, Herb Strum and family visited Jackson, and Mrs Hollas Harrison with Virginia Gray shopped in Dillon. Russell Harrison visited Bannack. Loren Ware of Wise River visited Mr and Mrs Hans Dons midweek.
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