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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
5
Local items record football game attendance in Butte, mining activity near Butler Creek, school events in Agaconda, and NRA forest project work in Wisdom. Cattle movements, births, obituaries, club meetings, entertainments, and visits to Dillon Butte and Hamilton are listed with numerous residents and guests.
Mrs A M Harrison and Mrs Carl joined Mr and Mrs E P Marchessean to celebrate their wedding anniversary and Mary Shephard birthday. Visitors, travels, deer hunting, snow in Grasshopper valley, moose in pasture, and community events populate a busy week in Dillon area.
Mrs Susan Carleton of Libby returned home Sunday after two weeks with friends in Wise River. Visitors include Missie Ann and Alice Paddock in Deer Lodge valley with Amy. Mrs Tom Pendergast and son Dan in Butte Friday. Bill Dodgson and Gilbert at A H McCartney home. Ben Mahon on business in Melrose. M E Harvey returned from Helena convention and elected state officer. lodge convention in Butte next year. Wise River Wonsan's club hosted by Mrs Warren Hughes with lunch. Bat ervey of Metrose visited. Ben Mallon and wife in Butte Wednesday. Lucy Jardine visited Wise River from Jackson. Alberta Sheppard of Great Falls with Tom Pendergast family. Bill Heaston working in French Gulch spent Sunday with family. Gilbert with Frank Husted. J M Dennis and I Dodgson weekend visit with W F Dodgson family in Wise River. Pete Piageols and Virginia with Bill Anderson at Butter childrs Saturday. Dr Marrow was a thirsty visitor in the community Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hirschy came back Monday with about 300 head of cattle bought near Schoup Idaho for winter feeding The Pendergast couple returned Friday from Helena after attending I O O F and Rebekah conventions Their two months absence ended with greetings from friends and relatives
H W Phelps of the American Can Company predicts beer will be sold in sealed tin cans like food at groceries. He notes years of lab testing, a special beer can opener, and beer cans with liner to preserve flavor. He says the small, light cans could replace pails and offer convenient home consumption.
Joe Mehelich left Saturday for Butte after months at Steve Kambich home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Albens were Dillon visitors on Saturday. Miss Roberta Arbour visits relatives in Wisdom. Miss Cato Kieth became seriously ill and was taken to Dillon for medical treatment.
Mrs Ramona Harrison and two children visited in Dillon as they traveled to Shelby Idaho for the annual spud day. Virginia Gray and Olive Dons also joined. Other locals, Billy Tash and Russel Harrison, visited Dillon Friday. Jack Knight and Jack Brown stayed with local residents.
Shortdan Wyoming sheepman J. W. Gossett introduces a collar worn red lantern device to frighten coyotes during night attacks. Trials show potential but battery life and deployment challenges persist. secretary Stebbins notes coyote and other predators threaten flocks and poultry.
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