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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1937

Page

5

Various residents and visitors mingle in Dillon area

Local names include Mr and Mrs Oxcar Graverly of Dell Mrs Augusta Dodd admitted to Murray hospital in Butte Frank Lawyer and Mr Mrs Twin Bridges shopping in town Mrs Charles Bailey of Spokane visiting her brother Fred Woodside Charles Bourquin of Waterloo visiting relatives Mr and Mrs T H DuBois return from California planning to stay Tom Lynch from Los Angeles visiting Joe Lynch owner of White Cafe Elmer Selway and son James of Grant business visitors Hollis and Russell Harrison visiting from Grasshopper Valley Mrs Agnes Pierce recovering after operation in Murray hospital to remain in Butte for a while Nine CCC coaches and baggage cars passing through town plus six local boys leaving for Missoula Jacob Louk moving to Gerlach Nevada Miss Mary Eileen Bush and Stephen Sherick wedding at Great Falls Otts Boetticher et elrose visiting family Nyhart and son Lester from Twin Bridges to Dillon L K Adams Union Electric returns from Tucson Wednesday bridge club luncheon at Miss Clara Plant C M Ogren Beaverhead high school to Spokane for education meeting Baptist Ladies Aid April 8 meeting seeking buyers for six room cottage on Railroad Ave at 2100

Mizpah Chapter O E S Plans Friday Practice

Officers of Mizpah Chapter No 18 O E S will practice Friday at 7:30 PM at the hall. Edward Jeffery of Opportunity sustained a broken leg and head injuries when his car left Highway 91 three miles north of Divide Wednesday. He was rescued from his wreck and transported to Dillon by morning bus and is in Barrett hospital.

Mizpah Edward Jeffrey Opportunity Divide Dillon Barrett Hospital

Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting and PTA Date Change

The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlor. Mrs Julia Selway Mrs D V Erwin and Miss Maude Selway are entertaining. A short program will be presented. Every one welcome. PTA meeting date moved to the third Tuesday. next meeting April 20 with Miss Jean F Bishop speaking on Appreciation.

The Baptist Ladies' Aid Phil Lovell Methodist Ladies Aid PTA Parent Teachers Association Jean F. Bishop

Nurse Arrested on Drug Theft Suspicion at County Farm

William Jennings is held at the county jail on suspicion of stealing drugs from the county poor farm. Sheriff Paul Temple escorted him to the jail where he was reported in a stupor. Jennings worked as a nurse at the county farm and is the son of the First Lutheran Church officiating.

William ‘Jennings Paul Temple

Fisher and Reynolds Married in Butte by Judge Stahl

A marriage license was issued April 7 to James R. Fisher and Joan Reynolds, both of Butte. They were married that evening by Judge Louis Stahl.

James R. Fisher Joan Reynolds Butte Louis Stahl

Reno and Los Angeles Women Visit Cousin in Miles City

Mrs. H. C. Rawlings of Reno and Mrs. Jack Baldwin of Los Angeles spent Sunday with their cousin John Gelhaus. They are en route to Miles City to handle business matters.

H. C. Rawlings Reno Nevada Jack Baldwin Los Angeles John Gelhaus Miles City

St Rose Guild to Meet Thursday Afternoon at 3:30

Members of the St. Rose Guild will gather Thursday afternoon at the guild hall at 3 30. Officers are entertaining. Everyone is welcome.

St. Rose Guild Guild

Busy Bee Club Attends Luncheon at Mrs Hoffman Home

The Busy Bee club was entertained at 1 30 PM Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Mayme Hoffman with a luncheon in her residence.

Busy Bee Club Mayme Hoffman

Hazelbaker Loads 170 Beef Steers for Nebraska Shipment

F A Hazelbaker loaded 170 head of beef steers at Armstead for shipment to Nebraska. He recently bought 250 head of Herefords from Jamison and Murray and trailed them to his Big Hole ranch.

F. A. Hazelbaker Armstead Nebraska

De Molay Dance Aims to Fund Conclave Delegates

The De Molay chapter hosts a dance Wednesday at City Hall to raise funds for sending five members to the Conclave in Billings on April 22 23 and 24. Delegates named are Victor Cushman Judson Best Arthur Christiansen Thomas Newnes and John T Orr.

de Molay Billings Victor Cushman Judson Best Arthur ‘Christensen Thomas Newnes John T. Orr

W. H. Rettallack Dies in Butte at 48

William H Rettallack aged 48 died April 8 at his Butte home after residing in the Mining City for four years. He was born in Utah and is survived by his mother Mrs E A Rettallack Dillon three sisters Mrs Maude Gannon Mrs C E Nelson and Mrs A E Contway all of Dillon a wife two sons William H Rettallack Jr and a son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Norman Hatch of Helena a sister Mrs Minnie Hunter Stevensville a sister Mrs Edith Halm Saginaw Michigan.

William H. Rettallack E. A. Rettallack Dillon Butte Utah Maude Gannon C. E. Nelson A. E. Contway William H. Rettallack, Jr Norman Hatch Helena Minnie Hunter Stevensville Edith Halm Saginaw Mich

Nelson family attends funeral of former resident Retalack

Mr and Mrs Charles Nelson and Mr and Mrs Emerysmith with Richard Nelson Ernest Nelson Donald Nelson and Harold Contway motored to Butte Saturday for the funeral of the late William H Retalack. He was a brother of Mrs Nelson and a former resident of the city. Burial took place in Mount Moriah cemetery with Rev Thomas Ashworth conducting the service. Pallbearers were six nephews of the deceased.

Charles’ Nelson Emerysmith Richard Nelson Ernest Nelson Donald Nelson Harold Contway Butte William H. Retallack Retallack Nelson This Bannack Mount Moriah Thomas ‘Ashworth

Allen and Burns Day With Gracie and George Burns

The text describes Gracie Allen and George Burns inviting a photographer for a day. It notes dressing their children before breakfast, sun on the Hollywood terrace, a downtown phone attempt, rehearsal for a Monday NBC Red program, and a playful threat from George after 24 hours with Gracie.

George’ Burns Gracie Allen Hollywood Gracie George

Committee to Select Mural Artist Named

Washington Apr 12 The Messenger Dillon Mont have today submitted to Edward Bruce chief division of painting and sculpture following regional committee for promotion of art in Mont and to pass on competitions for Dillon postoffice mural Branson G Stevenson Great Falls Professor Harold G Merriam Missoula A B R Jacobs Missoula Mrs F D Willis and Dr W H Stephan Dillon have succeeded in having only Montana artists offer competition for Dillon mural Jerry J OConnell Congressman

Washington, D. DC the Messenger Dillon Mont Edward Bruce Dillon Postoffice Branson G. Stevenson Great Falls Harold G. Merriam Missoula A. BR Jacobs F. D. Willis W.H. Stephan Montana Jerry J. O'Connell

Out of Town Guests at Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. G. E. Chambers of Chester and Mrs. E. J. Callaghan of Helena attended the American Legion Auxiliary meeting. A $160 donation was presented to Miss Louise Buhrer for an oxygen tent at Barrett hospital. After the meeting Mrs. T. Lee McCracken hosted a reception with a tap dance by Katherine McGregor, a piano solo by Dorothy Grosheart, and a vocal by Mrs. Amos Wright accompanied by Nellie Poole.

G. E. Chambers Chester Mining District No. 6 E. J., Callaghan Helena American Legion Auxiliary Louise Buhrer Barrett Hospital T. Lee McCracken Katherine McGregor Dorothy Grosheart Amos Wright Nellie Poole

Normal College Librarian Resigns After 27 Years

Mrs Lillian R Free librarian at Normal college for twenty seven years resigns to the State Board of education at its April meeting. Her resignation takes effect at the end of the summer quarter. She joined the faculty in 1910 and began as librarian in autumn of that year. The library grew from 6768 volumes to 25590 in the new building completed in April 1926. She will spend time with daughter Mrs John Hud dle of Chapel Hill North Carolina and plans to visit Dion to see her son Dr G Free and many friends.

Lillian R. Free Normal College State Board, of Education Ine

Presbyterian conclave elects temporary clerk in Butte Presbytery

H J Schmidt, minister of the Dillon Presbyterian church, was elected temporary clerk of a two day conclave of the Butte Presbytery meeting in Anaconda. Delegates numbered sixty two.

Dillon Presbyterian Butte Presbytery ‘Society Anaconda

Masons to Observe Public Education Week in Lima

Dil lon Lodge No 16 and Evergreen Lodge No 45 of A F and A M will host a special Masonic Education Week program at the Lima Masonic hall Thursday at 8 p m. The event features speakers from Dillon Normal College Beaverhead County High School and the training school with Dr R E Albright and Principal Conrad Orr in charge and George M Gosman to speak.

Dillon Lodge Evergreen Lodge No A. F A. M Lima Masonic Hall Mat Kau Dillon Normal College Beaverhead County Training Normal R. E. Albright Conrad O. Orr Earl Fairbanks George M. Gosman State Board of Education Eastern Stars Rainbow Girls de Molay

History of Ermont Outlined at Rotary

Rotary speaker described Ermont development plans that could boost payroll and local business in Dillon. Delegates to the state Rotary convention were named as Thos. R. Luebben and R. E. Albright. Lambert Hliel reported on Normal college athletic committee progress.

Ings Dillon Ermont Thos. R. Luebben R.E. Albright Rotary Lewistown Lambert Hliel Normal College Athletic Committee

Trapshooters Drop Telegraphic Event

Schulz and Lester Smith led a list of Dillon shooters in a telegraphic trapshooting event. Doubles scores noted 25 pairs with competitors including Westergard and Peterson. At Butte registered shoot Ted Renfro and Roy Forrester excelled, Forrester breaking 49 of 50 singles.

Schulz Lester Smith B. W. Emerick Bill Backus Pete Westergard H. Brundage R. M. Barrett BE. Peterson Dan Peterson Dillon Butte Ted Renfro International Ace Roy Forrester

Dillon Leadership Training study books available

Study books for the Dillon Leadership Training school have arrived. Books may be purchased from Mrs Sheldon BE. Davis at 510 S. Dakota. Titles include The Story of the New Testament, The Worker and His Bible, New Trails for the Christian Teacher, and A Study of Adolescent Development with prices ranging from 55 cents to $1.10. A Kampus Kadet party is planned at the Torrey lodge next Saturday evening.

Dillon Leadership Training School Sheldon BE. Davis S. Dakota Goodspeed Eiselen Barclay Smith Stewart Torrey Lodge

Training School Pupils Present Program At College Gym

A group of training school pupils under Miss Eileen White presented an entertaining program for the Womens Athletic association at the college gymnasium dance studio. Included were acrobatic and tap dances by students from fourth to sixth grade with accompanists Bernice Erickson and Ilene Jackson. The event showcased school physical education work under student supervision, noting standards call for daily physical instruction minutes across grades.

Training School Eileen White Womens Athletic Association College Gymnasium Phyllis Davis Jeanne Stamm Patty Stamm Lois Hazelbaker Jessie Knox Betty Henry Isabel Ross Bunny Jackson Evelyn Davis Lorrayne Pierce Polly Turner Betty Barry Patty Curry Suzanne Wolfe Ida Arrigoni Marian Wiant Bonnie Lou George Erma Lou Warner Bernice Erickson Ilene Jackson Normal College

Resource Projects Recommend Early Big Sheep Creek Dam

The national resource committee urged President Roosevelt to begin immediately the Big Sheep Creek reservoir at Dell. Deferred plans include the Red Rock River dam and Beav erhead Rock diversion in Beaverhead county.

National Resource Committee Roosevelt Big Sheep Creek Dell Red Rock River Beaverhead Rock Beaverhead County

Girl Scout Meeting Includes Story Time and Knots

Tawny Owl read the troop a story titled Darts Birthday as members learned square knots and worked on handiwork. The session included cupboard projects and a post activity inspection led by scribe Martha Kaye Stroeder.

Tawny Owl Martha Kaye Stroeder

Installation of Elk Officers Held At Butte Lodge

Installation ceremonies for the new B P O Elks officers were conducted at the I O O F hall by past and present officers of the Butte lodge. L Ott Gordon was installed as exalted ruler succeeding Matt Kay. Other officers included Elmo Winn as leading knight Frank Lasich loyal knight Frank O Keefe lecturing knight L Wheat secretary Leslie H Smith treasurer A W Graeter trustee Kenneth Wheat tiler Homer Faust esquire Emery K Smith chaplain Henry Deatsch chaplain.

Butte Lodge L. Ott Gordon Matt Kay Elmo Winn Frank Lasich Frank O'Keefe E. L. Wheat Leslie H. Smith A. W. Graeter Kenneth Wheat Homer Faust Emery K. Smith Henry Deatsch

Legion Auxiliary displays scrapbooks for veterans care

Ten American Legion Auxiliary scrapbooks were shown in the Mc Cracken store window last week to be sent to Helena Veterans Hospital. Members are urged to bring trimmed material for paste at the next meeting. Committee members gather garments for a rummage sale planned for April 17 at the police station.

Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Veterans' Hospital Helena McCracken

Luther aes Dies 7 D Petersons Plan Lutheran Aid

Mrs. P J Peterson will host the Lutheran Ladies Aid at her home on Thursday. Dr E Davin, president of the State Normal College, is listed as part of the notice.

J ‘Péterson E ‘Davin Normal ‘College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Murray‘ ‘Hospital Mrs. Frank Twin Bridges Charles. Bailey Spokane, Wash Fred Woodside Charles Bourquin Waterloo City Mrs. .T. _H. DuBois California Tom Lynch Los Aupel Aupuies Joe Lynch White Cafe Elmer Selway James of Grant Hollis Harrison Russell Harrison Grasshopper Valley Dilton John Anderson Big Hole Country San Francisco Agnes Pierce Murray Hospital CCC Cedar City Milfora Jacob Louk Big Hole Basin Gerlach Mr. Louk Mary Eileen Bush Montana State. Normal College Stephen ,M. Sherick Oakland Otts Boettiche Et Elrose EU. Nyhart Lester Twin ‘Bridges L.K. ‘Adams Union Electric Company Tuscon Arizona George F. Dart Clara Plant Chester Poole Internal Revenue Department Dillion C. M .Ogren Spokane Inland Empire Education Association Railroad Ave Newman Eastern Star Methodist ‘Aid First Lutheran Church W. H. Retallack Gracie’ Alllen Masons Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Girl Scout Luther Aes Highland, Eaton and Crane
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