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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
8
A visitor recalls a Dillon trip and a Birch Creek trek visiting the Staudaher and Crossley ranches. The narrative highlights spring farming, cattle care, milking, horses, Hereford cattle, family life, and the scenery plus local hospitality and a choral club.
An uncertain scientific prescription now prescribed by doctors relieves nervousness headaches irritability and low mood in women. It is pleasant to take stimulating and does not depress the heart or cause dependency. Factories offices stores use it through doctors to treat common women’s complaints.
The famous columnist and radio gossip will appear on 45 000 billboards nationwide with his OK America catchphrase. His likeness will flood 18 886 cities totaling 82 million people, spanning Time magazine era to current media reach.
The Odd Fellows celebrated the 118th anniversary and the first presidential inauguration with a community program on Saturday April 23. Coy Rice chaired the entertainment committee and Ralph Quigley and the Basin Wranglers contributed in new uniforms. The program featured a grand march contest, recitations, songs, readings, and a history of Thomas Wildey. The Royal Neighbors won the march contest and the event included plans for bicentennial activities and future Flag Day sponsorship by the Lions Club.
A 140 acre site on the Lemhi pass Continental divide between Salmon and Beaverhead National Forests is designated as the Sacajawea Recreational Division. Administered as a public camp and picnic ground, it honors Sacajawea and Lewis and Clark. DAR chapters and local mining partners sponsor markers.
Reichle notes two Sundays of practice for Junior and Senior baseball teams. Senior players hail from Reichle and Melrose and plan to use Woods Livestock Co. field near the river at Glen. A benefit card party for team supplies raised about 138 dollars, with a free lunch served. The Glen PTA held its last meeting of the year on April 15 and elected officers Mrs. Frank Buhrer president and Mrs. J. C. Ferguson vice president.
Hospital visits and guests fill Dillon as Hugh Notton and neighbors travel between town and ranches. Miss Helen Jackson to Salt Lake City for business college. Pendergast family visiting Pierce house while Dragger work in Bon Accord continues. Bannack dance draws many locals. orchestra from Butte provides music. four-piece crew aids a lively weekend. Detroit chauffeur Harry Evans inherits $50 000 from employer.
The county stockgrowers association will hold a meeting in the Court Room at the Court House in Dillon Montana on Saturday May 7 1982 at 2 30 PM. All members urged to attend.
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