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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
8
The writer recalls heavy snowfall blanketing the Centennial valley and nearby Apex, with cabins snowed in and locals adapting. Neighbors attend Easter gatherings, a Leonard Flint ranch dance, and preparations for spring work amid blizzards. Birch Creek scenery and local civic chatter frame a resilient western community.
The Junior baseball league organized Sunday under Katheryn Cummins and Ernest Huber. Various local residents were noted in weekly social items, including Carl Alquest shopping in Dillon and Miss Helen Kristoff with Mrs Grace Trainor traveling to Butte. The column records personal visits and a severe foot injury from branding cattle. Lionel F. Graham of London was denied a divorce after his wife admitted payment to enter no defense.
A scientific new prescription helps remove nervousness pain irritability and low mood suffered by many women at times. It is said to be pleasant to take stimulating and harmless and used by factories offices and shops through doctors and nurses. It targets headaches period pains colds fever and neuralgia without heart depression or narcotic effects.
A burglar broke into a Columbus restaurant and poured tomato sauce into water glasses. He cracked 180 eggs against the walls and poured cold soup into the ice cream refrigerators, causing extensive mess and damage.
A vintage guide suggests hosting a May Day party with homemade paper flowers scented to evoke spring. It recommends crafting posies, renting singing birds, and inviting guests to bring flowers. A May Pole, a flower bower, and a cool drink booth are proposed along with a delicate May Day supper menu and decorative touches.
Local Meth odist Ladies Aid elected officers and reported a year finance including 466.79 raised and 470.06 in treasury. Sheridan voters observed quiet municipal election with Olson and Jackson re elected. Library club noted 2239 volumes. district households club celebrated ninth anniversary and elected officers. Rebekah visitors and IOOF address highlighted community gatherings and birthday observances.
Mrs. Carl G. Knoll honored at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs. Earl Tash at her ranch, celebrating the guest of honor's birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pahnish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson and son, and others visiting Dillon and nearby areas.
Mrs P J Petersen hosts the Ladies Aid on Thursday April 14. The choir meets Thursday evening at Mrs F G Bayerd's home. Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m Sunday April 17 with theme Straying Sheep. The Luther League social begins at 7 p m. All are welcome.
A canary named Pete, owned by Mrs. Effe Bishop of Quincy Mass, survived a house fire by burying his bill in his feathers as smoke filled the home. The pet's odd safeguard highlights the property's narrow escape.
Mr and Mrs M Burdick spent Wednesday shopping in Dillon while Mr and Mrs Musburger went there for medical treatment for his knee. The PTA met at James Ashworth home Thursday. Arbor Day plans promise entertainment and tree culture lessons for parents and pupils. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jim Collins from Butte and Mr and Mrs Ray Ashworth relocating for summer. Mrs Harry Underwood and others joined relatives for a weekend visit as warm weather returns.
Coy Rice announces the I O O F entertainment committee will sponsor a colonial dance celebrating the lodge’s 118th anniversary. Bicentennial programs feature representatives from local groups and reflect on a first presidential inauguration. May 8 Mother’s Day program and May 29 Memorial Day event include bicentennial numbers.
A set of cautions about fire and accident prevention. It contrasts careless behavior with careful action and states there is always a cause for accidents.
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