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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
5
Dillon scene reports include residents like Carl Hanzen from Armstead and Arnold Zebarth of Jackson visiting. several others travel to and from cities such as Salt Lake and Spokane. Community events include a St Rose guild food sale and a De Molay formal, with varied local visits, business matters, and a note on the U S S Houston speed record during the Shanghai bombardment.
A testimonial extols McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets with vitamins A and D. The speaker claims no colds in five years after using the product, saying it builds resistance and strengthens the body. The ad urges purchasing from a local druggist.
Mrs Louise Taylor and Mrs George E Baker host the Baptist Aid society afternoon gathering Thursday at the Cottage with all invited to attend.
A college auditorium filled with a large audience enjoyed a piano recital by Ralph McFadden’s students. The program featured Judy Chapman Isabel Ross Bethel Minger Rachel DeLadd Dale Tash Phillip Bond Robert Jewett J W McCracken Dolores Williams David Curry Mary Ann Luebben Dorothy Davis Fred Chapman Betty Brown Grace Knox Bruce Jeppson Dougan Luebben John Combes Franklin Bayerd and Howard Morse performing a range of numbers.
A Thursday evening program at the training school auditorium featured the school orchestra led by L A Gregory, vocal and instrumental numbers by Mrs Grace Redburn, tumbling acts by girls, and a high school public speaking class play Squaring It with the Boss directed by Irwin Christensen and Kenneth Barry under Violet M Eastman. Cast included Lorraine McGrath James McCulley Francis Tonrey Rita Albertson Ruby Stephens and Bobby Jewett.
The Men's Contract Bridge club met at St. James guild hall for the season finale. Morse and Rees again posted the high score while Kakusle and Wal torf held the cellar. Team No. 1 won the final tally. high scorers Morse and Rees belonged to Team No. 2. Refreshments followed served by J. E. Kelly Roy Forrester A. I. Cashmore and A. F. Waldorf.
St James church outlines Holy Week and Lent services from April 11 to April 20. Details include Holy Communion on April 11 and 14, Palm Sunday morning prayers, Corporate Communion for women, Litany sessions, Holy Supper, Good Friday litany, the Seven Last Words by the choir, and Holy Baptism on April 20.
Renfro posted a flawless 25x50 in the second season practice shoot, topping shooters like Westengaard 47x50 and Petterson 61x75. In doubles, Renfro's 46x50 led, with Eudaily 36x50 and L H Smith 29x60. also noting citizenship grants for Gustav Plager of Germany and Lopnie Kosowski of Poland in district court. The Dillon Boy Scouts exhibit of built houses draws attention at McCaleb's window and Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a Thursday visit at 214 So Rife St.
The U S Narwhal dove to 386 feet during test dives on acceptance trials as sea pressure stood at 148 psi.
Orders accepted for catalog and sale books including custom or carbon copies in quantities from 250 units at low prices. No author or printer name shown. Tribine Pub Co lists bulk pricing and order options for assorted books.
Five tons of poisoned bait shipped to Beaverhead county arrive this week from the government mixing plant at Powell, Montana. Distribution will be through the Montana Mercantile Company and town stores. payment due at delivery. Ellen May Guild to start new meeting hours April 11 at 4 30 PM in Presbyterian church parlors with Nettie Hand presenting on American Indian matters and a buffet supper served by hostesses.
The final Beaverhead county high school debate selected two teams for the district tournament. First team: Jack Reeves and Harold Wheat argued the negative on Federal Aid For Education. Second team: Eldon Noble and Bob Reeves upheld the affirmative. Judges Miss Myrtle Savidge O Kay Moe and Attorney John Collins lauded the event.
The Riverside P T A met at Riverside school house on Friday evening April 5. A local playlet entertained, and officers were elected: Mrs Jardine Rife president, Mrs Vilas Bamming vice president, and Mrs Roy Webster secretary treasurer. Rife named delegate to the State convention in Billings. A social hour followed with refreshments.
Past Guardian Neighbors were honored at the Woodcraft Neighbors meeting held at the I C O F hall on Wednesday evening. Corsages of carnations were presented to Helen Talent Hazel Farrell Mayme Hoffman Nellie Nelson Gertrude Lyon Eliza Black Annie Cashmore Mary Ney Mary Molleur Jennie Haynes Florence Hughes Susan Findling Mabell Crichton Mae Main Mary Hauser a 28 year member. Vocal solos by Wilma McLaughlin accompanied by Nellie Little Poole followed. Refreshments were served.
The meeting opened with promise and motto. Members played games and learned part of a new song. Work aimed at the golden hand. The oldest group arranged to meet Brown Owl’s home Saturday at 8 o’clock to learn a simple dish. Bethel Minger, scribe.
A New York dispatch reports Howard and Hazel Morse of this city winning the state title as the east-west pair in the World Bridge Olympic under St James guild auspices. A Great Falls couple won the north south title.
Coroner James Phillips led an inquest into the death of James H. Ashworth. The jury found he died from chest injuries and suffocation after boulders fell on him at the Golden Leaf mine in Bannack on March 29, 1985.
M B Gerber writes in Rotarian Magazine that the ideal of service fills ethical vacuum and acts as an integrating force. He asserts service helps individuals hold together amid centrifugal stresses of a faster, larger modern world.
A Friday Armstead event at Mr and Mrs Parke Scott home celebrated Army day with a four course dinner at 7 pm, songs, and a card party. Twelve tables of play produced high scores for Mrs Harry McMannis and Leslie Smith and low scores for Mr and Mrs W F Cashmore.
Last Sunday night vandals cut a hole in a garage roof owned by H. Eberline in Bannack. They entered the building and severed wires on a new car stored inside. No arrests yet but several suspects are being watched.
A Dillon district committee on Boy Scouting will convene at the city hall auditorium on Wednesday evening April 17 at 8 o clock. The area council meeting is set for Deer Lodge on April 25.
T W O Neil and Eugenie Tamier pleaded guilty to grand larceny and were sentenced to one to 14 years in the Idaho state prison at Boise by District Judge C J Taylor. They had been arrested in Dition Montana for stealing harness and collar sets. Salt Lake Tribune reports a separate Washington update on C M T C camp quotas for Fort Missoula increasing summer enrollment from 57 to 175, enabling about 135 boys to enter. Council of details: Dillon boys urged to write to Robert J Maxey for applications.
All home demonstration club work for Beaverhead county will be postponed until the week of April 21 when E. Isaac extension horticulturist will be in the county to conduct gardening projects.
Ray E. Ashworth of Butte was named guardian of the person and estate of Raymond Ashworth. Mina Gauthier was named guardian of the person and estate of James T. Ashworth.
Sam Patterson of Dillon marks a birthday anniversary as C. C. Newman of Dillon touts farm sales. The offer lists dairy, wheat, barley, peas, pigs, alfalfa or mixed farms and livestock including cattle, sheep, and horses as profitable modernization opportunities.
The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of John A. Jones. Special gratitude to Reverend H. N. Tragitt Jr. and those sending floral offerings. W. P. Jones A. A. Jones and others sign.
Friday and Saturday Matinee shows feature Vanessa with Otto Kruger May Robinson and Lewis Stone the tale of a beloved rogue denied love. Broadway Bill stars Helen Vinson Walter Connolly and Myrna Loy with a Disney cartoon billed as a bonus. Wednesday and Thursday Times Square Lady offers lively tunes and comedy melodrama starring Virginia Bruce and Robert Taylor.
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