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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
5
A roundup of visits and movements around Butte with residents from Grant Whitehall Alder Sheridan and Helena. Local families travel attend funerals seek medical care and report new housing moves while sheriff officials plan plate tagging and enforcement actions. A judge marries Alfred Eschler to Sarah Thompson in Idaho Falls.
Miss Charlotte E. Field oversees the Lexington Hotel kitchen staff, a all female team under Ralph Hitz, serving over a thousand meals daily to guests and staff. Her pineapple meringue pie highlights nutrition driven menus. Field trained at Pratt and Columbia after work in a prominent New York restaurant.
George Lane travels to Three Forks on business while Cecil Fallon returns from Hutchinson Minnesota for the winter. I H Hallas and Mrs Emily Sutherby visit from the Centennial Valley ranch as Robert Clark chairs the Dillon Country Club grounds committee.
A two night puppet show at the Montana State Normal College auditorium featured student crafted characters and scenery. Several intricate puppets required multiple operators while others carried speaking parts, marking a unique and entertaining event in seasons.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will be entertained at the Cottage Thursday afternoon by the pastor and Mrs Shannon. This is the annual business meeting of the Aid. All members are urged to attend.
The public library hosts a Silver Tea on Thursday evening April 27 from 7 30 to 10 00 to raise funds for books. Attendees will browse a small collection of titles and enjoy light refreshments while supporting library purchases.
The public is invited to a tea hosted by Ellen May guild on Saturday afternoon May 6 at the Presbyterian church parlors from 3 to 5.
The Salt and Pepper club meeting is postponed to Wednesday May 3. A special Methodist Aid Society meeting will be held at Mrs. Carl Taylor’s home Thursday at 3 o clock. Mrs. W H Poole and son Stanley and Miss Louise Dillie of Kelso Wash have returned home after two weeks vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs E B Dillie of Bedrock. Mr and Mrs Francis Tonrey were in Butte last Monday for the funeral of Mrs Frank Ashworth. Mrs Anna Thompson and Mrs Lena Fassler visited in the city earlier this week from Kidd ranch. Mrs FAY Hazelbaker was a visitor in Helena last week. Gottlieb Huber of...
The program featured a national hookup and praised performances including Ita Festal in C, Ketel bey monasteries, and a male octet. Notable pieces included Love Life by Macha-Zucca, Student Logic by Smith, and various vocal solos led by Ambrose Cael and Sterling Schagel.
A Portneuf P T A meeting last Tuesday elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Lorin Davis, Vice Mrs Fairbanks, Secretary Mrs James Kelly, Treasurer Miss Roth, Publicity Mrs Curry. Incoming President Mrs Davis to attend Missoula state convention in May.Members also approved making curtains for back stage at the training school auditorium.
A Poin Dexer Orr ranch hand teased a herder about his long beard and suggested he visit Fred Oliver to have his head mounted. The remark came as the man prepared to go to town, after months without shaving or a haircut.
With spring, local men afflicted with gold fever can obtain a Practical dry gravel rocker design from a last December issue of Popular Mechanics. A pamphlet titled Placer Mining Possibilities in Montana, 83 pages, is available for 50 cents from the State School of Mines in Butte.
The Orange Crushed orchestra left Friday afternoon for Willow Creek to perform at the junior prom that evening.
The Nite club entertained patrons Thursday with Miss Mary Polish as host. Miss Berniece Metlen achieved the high score of the evening while Mrs. Claudia Faust had the low score. Also advertised: seed wheat and oats for sale from J L Nyhart of Twin Bridges.
A Neighbors of Woodcraft event at the I O O F hall raised spirits and funds. Mrs F M Carr and Mrs Susan Findling led ladies high scores in pinochle. Eddie Bourquin and Ray McPherson topped the men’s scores. H G Rodgers won the door prize and Mrs Harry McMan nis earned a quilt.
Donald Light son of Prof and Mrs Lee R Light of this city and Harvard graduate has won an American German student exchange fellowship. An assistant chemistry instructor at Stanford he will depart this summer for about eight months in Germany.
The Dillon Gun club posted a perfect score of 25 in the Sunday postal trapshoot against Billings and Havre. Pete Westergaard, Vic Westergaard, Hap Apgar, Ted Renfro, W. E. Talent and Dr. EK G Free all made 25. Harold Peterson and Ross Emerick shot 24, Roy Forrester and W. D. Ross 23, with favorable weather conditions.
The final meeting of the year was held by the Shakerscare club. Saturday May 20 was set for the Beaverhead Federation of Women's Clubs semiannual convention. Delegates named include Mrs Carl B Taylor Mrs S E Davis and Mrs John T Orr. The program committee comprises Mrs D A Galt Mrs F C McFadden and Mrs W W Hawkins.
Ivan Shawn and Miss Katherine Finnerty of Wisdom were married in Butte on April 13. The groom is a Dillon high school graduate and well known locally.
D. C. Wampler and Roy Herndon arrived Sunday after several months in California. They were in Los Angeles during the big quake and also felt a tremor in Las Vegas, Nevada, during their trip.
County Relief board directs all workers without orders to call for issue before month end. Merchants with such orders must call and turn them in for payment this week.
A large crowd of golf enthusiasts took advantage of the pleasant Sunday weather as the course displayed its best spring conditions. The club plans a field day soon to prepare the course for the season and urges members to pay annual dues to fund improvements.
Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside and Mr and Mrs J F Wiksdal flew to Clifflake Sunday morning. They were in the air about an hour and a half surveying frozen small lakes with only a small open space on Cliff lake and returned at an altitude of 10000 feet.
A large crowd attended the formal opening of Dillmont park on Saturday evening. Music was provided by the Orange Crush Greater dance band. Dances will be held at the park every Saturday night through the spring and summer months.
Miss Luella Stickney the county nurse has completed a trip visiting schools in the county's southern region returning with notes on conditions and outreach efforts.
A new house foundation is being laid this week on North Atlantic Street by builder W J Bierrum. The project progresses as construction moves forward with the foundation set to support the upcoming residence.
Advertising copy states Adlerika washes out poisons causing gas nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist promotes the product.
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