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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
5
The Dillon region sees visitors from Butte Seattle and Great Falls. Jens Peterson buys and plans to run a dairy herd. John Merher, a Butte golf pro, visits the Country Club and will coach through summer. Various residents travel to Iowa West Virginia and Chicago for family and work matters. trout stocking and local law enforcement actions are noted.
A discussion on the modern bride balancing tradition with fresh ease in entertaining. It details luncheon table setup with linen runners and centerpieces, a five course menu, and a recipe for frozen raspberries.
The Examiner serves Beaverhead County with deep ties to the community. It pledges to reflect local interests and cover events across the region.
New York's Ben Bernie promotes the song King's Horses as a bridge between nations. He argues lively arts ease diplomacy and that singing each other's songs helps people understand jokes and avoid international disputes. The entertainer notes his time in London and English tempo of the fox trot tune.
On the hot MGM sound stage for The Bachelor Father scenes, a special refrigerated tank kept mountain trout fresh from the High Sierras. Marion Davies leads the cast in David Belasco’s stage hit adaptation directed by Robert Z Leonard with Ralph Forbes and others. Shown Friday and Saturday at the Hartwig theatre.
The city council opens its regular May session with Hugh L. McCaleb set to take office tonight and a yearly reorganization. Roscoe Cornell ends four terms as chief executive. Aldermen H. M. Brundage L. B. Phillips Fred Woodside and A. Ff. Waldorf begin new terms. City Treasurer I. P. Bulger and Police Magistrate L. P. Phillips were re-elected.
The Melrose Community Presbyterian Church invites all to Mother's Day events led by Rev T J Simons. A church school program precedes worship at 10 30 a m and a special sermon The Freedom of Motherhood follows at 3 p m with choir songs including As a Mother's Love and Come Unto Me by Gabriel.
In Colorado William B McKindley enforces an English common law mining rule that a nonparticipating co owner cannot stop a working partner and the working partner keeps all proceeds. Montana miners fear the same concept may spread to their state if part owners refuse cost sharing. Read the Dillon Examiner.
A guide to affordable bathroom updates focusing on a bright new toilet seat in rose, waterproof wallpaper, coral pink accents, and simple color changes. It suggests completing the look with a striped shower curtain, sea green baseboards, black flooring options, and coordinating towels to achieve a refreshed, budget friendly bathroom.
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