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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

8

Residents and Visitors Note Social Round in Grant Area

A parade of visitors and locals is recorded from Dillon and Grant. People include Fred Munckton, Mr and Mrs Matt Kay, Henry Siefkin returning from Anaheim to Grant for summer, George Perry of Pocatello, James Prohosky on business, Hmerson Hughes and AL Longseth with furniture, Newman and Sid Johnson in Grant, M. R. Rand in Dillon, Gladys Garr at Grant school, S. P. Meade and son visiting Elmer Selway, Frank Blair trip to Lemhi, Isabel Brenner and Mary Gray in Dillon, Mae Sprinkle in Dillon, Jack Brenner visiting, L C Stocker and Eva, Luella Stickney visiting Grant.

Fred. ‘Munckton Dillon Matt Kay Henry Siefkin Anaheim Calif Grant George Perry Pocatello Idaho Stocker James Prohosky Hmerson Hughes AL Longseth Co. C. Newman Sid Johnson M. R. Rand Gladys Garr Grant School S. P. Meade Andl Wipe Rive Miye Elmer Selway Frank Blair Lemhi J. C. Brenner Charles P. Brenner Isabel Mary Gray Mae Sprinkle Jack Brenner L. C. Stocker Eva Chris Bay Luella Stickney

Plymouth coupe stolen from garage in Billings claim

Sheriff's office reports a Plymouth coupe stolen last Saturday from a Billings garage. Investigators link the car to a Hazelbakermachine theft and note two men with Minnesota plates may be tied to both crimes.

Plymouth Sheriff's Office Billings Avith Minnesota

Remarkable prescription ends nervousness and headaches for women

Doctors prescribe a new scientific formula that quickly removes nervousness pain irritability and low mood in women. The remedy is pleasant to take stimulating and harmless, used daily in factories offices and shops through doctors and nurses, and does not depress the heart or form habits.

Charges dismissed in district court case trio

Judge Bennett, on County Attorney Gilbert's motion, dismissed charges against Emil Borgesen Pat Young and Joe Clough who were held with M W Bugg after they turned state's evidence in the Bucy trial. Borgesen remains held on a forgery charge. The dismissal relied on Montana law barring use of a witness’s testimony against co defendants.

Bennett Gilbert Emil Borgesen Pat Young Joe Clough M. W. Bugg Centennial Valley Bucy Borgesen Montana

Sunday Hospital Field Day Promotes Community Involvement

Sunday event centers on hospital grounds improvement with volunteers planting trees and building a fence under Forest Supervisor Simpson. Legion auxiliary hosts a picnic lunch in Cornell grove after mess call. A mix of social notes follows including divorce and legal cases and a Chicago woman rescued from her burning home.

Ers Simpson Mess Call Cornell Grove Legion Auxiliary Edith Graham Chicago

Local residents visit and travel between ranches and Dillon

Monday reports show Mr. and Mrs. Fero L visiting the Maretoss home ranch. D Y Kannegaard and S. M. Starr go to Dillon. Mrs. Ed Farley and Walter Hill visit relatives there. Several others are noted visiting Pyle ranches, Polaris and Mill Point schools, and the Jack Brown home in Kanack.

Residents and Visitors Tour Dillon Area This Week

Mrs. Frank Ryburn and family, plus Bob bie and Mrs. Sam Bell with children June and Perry, motored to John Smith ranch near Dillon Monday. Several local couples visited Dillon midweek and many tourists from across the country toured the area. Mrs. R Tweedy’s illness, a severe influenza attack, kept her hospitalized, while her son William from Butte visited during the weekend.

Frank Ryburn Bobbie Sam Bell June Perry Fred ‘Hundelt John Smith Ranch Dillon Joe Rebish Leonard Warren Robert Tweedy, Jr R. Tweedy Grant E. A Marchesseau Polaris Jack Brown William Butte Tweedy Earl Bell Kenneth Salmon

Local Buy-Local Campaigns Endorse Home Industry

Campaigns encouraging buying products manufactured nearby have long enjoyed support and success. The aim is to grow small local industries by community patronage, boosting payrolls, raw material use, and local tax revenues, but many citizens still favor distant cities over local goods.

Child Welfare League Forms Montana State Committee

In late 1931 Governor Erickson convened a state White House conference in Helena to organize a state executive committee for child health and welfare. Charles Henry chaired the training school group and the committee includes Garr, Stickney, and MacGregor among others, with expanded county representation and a May Day National Child Health Day observance planned.

Governor Erickson Helena Gov Erickson Melvin A. Brannon Elizabeth Ireland Maggie Smith Hathaway Sarah E. Morse Emanuel Sternheim William F. Cogswell Charles Henry American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Parent Teachers Association Catholic Society Rotary Club Henry Wahl Gladys Garr Shannon P. T Fuller Curry Frank Hazelbaker Luella Stickney Katherine MacGregor Garr Tini

Children’s Charter Aims to Safeguard Health and Home

The Hoover White House conference on child health and protection outlines six aims for every child from moral training to health care. It emphasizes prenatal postnatal care, safe housing, and a healthy environment, highlighting Charles M. Semones of Indianapolis, aged 99, with an unshaven beard.

Hoover White House

Aspirants for County Offices Lead Democratic Filings

Sixteen candidates sought county posts with filings on the democratic ticket. E. Shaw, a former commissioner and Big Hole Basin ranchman, entered the race for county commissioner. W. C. Jennings filed for county clerk and recorder, noting his clerical background with I. B. Mining at Bannack. The report also mentions a Texas somnabulist who drove 19 miles asleep, waking after a crash, and notes three pairs of brothers plus a pair of cousins on the University of Illinois basketball squad.

E. Shaw Board of Commissioners Big Hole Basin Shaw W. C. Jennings I. B. Mining Bannack University of Illinois

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