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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1933
Page
5
In Wisdom during the past week a musicale by pupils and friends of Mrs. B. R. Stevenson filled the school music room on Saturday. Many local families attended. diplomas were awarded to Wisdom school eighth graders at a summer-close program.
Dillon residents J D Harrison and John Hildreth visited Grasshopper and nearby Beaverhead areas on business. A Beaverhead high school Ag Club trip toured W Tash ranch cattle. Clark Anderson of Dillon shipped 400 cows and calves to Montgomery ranch near Wisdom for summer pasture. Jimmy Dodd recovers at home after surgery. Sam Robinson moved 130 head of steers from Dan Pendergast ranch to the Portland market via the railroad.
Bert McMenomey visited on business while Mr. and Mrs. Crocker drove to Butte. The Armstead school closed for the season with community picnics. Several residents attended events in Dillon including the May fete and baccalaureate services. Fishing season opened with visitors from distant points. Red Rock river flows normally after recent flood at Lima reservoir. Roads remain soft from rain. Polaris school closed after a successful term. Notable local notes include osteopathic treatment visits, and various trips to Dillon, Wisdom, Argenta, and lead regions. Efforts to keep cattle safe included a bull encounter near Pyle’s cabin and water carrying on the long hike. Grasshopper Valley saw rain and snow. bulls moved to Elkhorn pasture for feeding.
Wise River residents mingle with visitors from Butte and Dillon. The Wise River Women's club attended the Dillon federation event while a school picnic drew over a hundred. Local families report travel, meetings, and small-town happenings around Armstead and Dillon.
Bannack hosts field day with invited outside schools Wisdom Jackson Armstead. Beav erhead Federation demonstration by Bannack home nursing class led by Luella Stickney praised. Musburgers move to new field. Bannack school closes for summer amid community praise.
Families from Jackson and nearby towns travel to Renton and Missoula for services and visits. The Mothers Day crowd fills the Jackson church for a service led by Rev Roberts. Local ranchers, buyers, and students prepare for graduation and cattle shipments to markets and packing houses.
Visitors from Miles City and Dillon called on farms at K-6 and Farley Montgomery homes. Local residents like Lyman and Pahnisch families hosted guests at Alfred Thornton, Ed Roe, Jardine Rife, and lower Pahnisch ranches. Timber work and bull trading also took place across Blue creek and surrounding ranches.
Mrs Ernest Denny and children drove from Butte to visit relatives last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hans Peterson spent an afternoon this week at the J L Waldemar home in Horse Prairie. Mrs Smith Ames came up from nearby in the latest social notes.
A regional feature celebrates cornmeal mush as a versatile breakfast dish served with bacon, fried chicken, or cold meats. It argues for a crusty fried version dipped in egg, and proposes a fruit canapé using pineapple oranges prunes and pineapple sections as a breakfast plate centerpiece.
Mrs. Frank Reichle and baby daughter arrived home from Die lon on Tuesday. James Campbell plans a rodeo near June 18. All area schools closed for the year on May 19. Several pupils took the eighth grade examination on Thursday and Friday in Dillon. A joint school picnic was held Sunday by the river, well attended and enjoyed despite the film day.
Pontiac offers strong value with economy without sacrificing durability comfort safety and performance. The message stresses even wear over tens of thousands of miles and higher trade-in value after two to three years as part of General Motors usual value.
Come in for a free copy of the booklet What do you mean Balanced Value. It explains what Pontiac is in everyday terms and helps a buyer judge value more critically. Visit the General Motors Building Den of Progress Chicago June to November.
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