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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
3
Mrs Claud Anderson arrived from Butte and stayed to visit friends in Wisdom. Ralph Arnold of Moneta arrives for summer with Nettie Laurence. Local families host dances and visits. multiple trips to Butte Helena and Dillon noted. farm and mining work mentioned.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Simons and their two sons Paul and Fred Jr. motored to Anaconda yesterday where the boys underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils.
Mr Berg from Bozeman visited at the Stanchfield and Gill homes. Numerous guests and day visits unfold among residents of Wise River Fishtrap Alder Creek and nearby towns with travels to Anaconda Butte Jackson Manhattan Melrose and Boston.
Mary N. Cotrell Jackson reports social rounds in Jackson and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast hosted visitors at Wise River. Dillon guests Mark Clemons and Lowell Martinello called on families. Ed ith Miller, Harriette Richart, Alfred Peterson and others enjoyed gatherings and picnics at local homes and parks. Doctor F A Barnes and family from Butte joined a weekend visit and picnic at the Big Hole Battle Ground tourist park.
Mr and Mrs Roy Call of Klamath Falls Oregon former Dillon residents are visiting relatives and friends this week. They are accompanied by Miss Noma Garland of Klamath Falls.
Commissioner W B Hartwig and Clerk Albert S Baker traveled to Great Falls for the state convention of county commissioners accompanied by Mrs Baker Miss Luella Stickney county nurse and Dr Beata Hall attended the Kalispell state convention of Business and Professional Women's clubs last week Stickney was reappointed state health chairman Eleanor Wheat in training at Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City visits parents in Dillon Herman Peterson returns from western tour with trap shoot scores averaging over 97 percent Lars Kalsta and family welcome a son at St James hospital Butte Mrs Kendall Lima visits Dillon Dillon Country Club hosts out of town players at invitational Frank McCurdy Butte fined 30 for disturbance Byron and Lesley Sanborn Twin Bridges welcome a daughter Barrett hospital Dillon hosts marriage of Miss Lillian Talbott Bozeman to Elmer Devaney of Dillon Devaney to move to Dillon where he mines Mrs Devaney daughter of Ella and late James A Talbott Miss Lillian Talbott taught at Baker school for two years Mr and Mrs Martin C Jackson depart for Great Falls to attend county commissioners convention Mrs A B McGinley of Butte attends Normal college graduation exercises last Wednesday with her son in college.
The noted orchestra will be here next Tuesday featuring Alsena Monica Whalen blues singer Aden Smith and the Melody Men trio. Arden Smith will direct the floor show with the Normandie as headliner and a high powered public address system to amplify both the music and show.
A Dillon man outlines a campaign platform stressing fiscal restraint. He pledges a state income and expense report from the governor, sweeping cuts to nonessential payroll items, and a push to build farm to market roads to aid agriculture and mining communities in Montana.
A candidate declares dedication to water conservation for farms and ranges, supports Montana natural resources development, and commits to using Montana labor and products in state work. He vows value-for-money in state business and promises utmost energy toward these policies.
Dr. Spaeth, author of Music for Everybody and The Common Sense of Music, writes for papers and magazines and appears in motion pictures and on stage. He is a well known figure before the American public today.
The worm feeds on thietles and weeds but will attack garden plants. Gardeners are advised to permit weeds to thrive on border areas and spray them with Paris green or calcium arsenate.
Extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer stresses turning to late plantings of feed crops to sustain livestock in very dry regions. Recommended emergency crops include millet sudan grass corn and oats grown on clean moist land or fallow land for best results.
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