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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
5
A long list of visitors and local residents in Dillon is shown, including Walter Crump taken to Barrett hospital for treatment, Harry Helming of Wisdom visiting, and numerous others from Bannack Jackson Eximonds and nearby towns. The article notes travels, home visits, and social calls, with several local ranch and business figures mentioned.
Mr and Mrs S M Rogan of Boulder City Nevada visited Dillon with Mrs Rogans parents Mr and Mrs Joe Gelhaus. They left Tuesday for Helena to visit relatives. Mrs Cardinale and two children Catherine and Robert left for Robinson Illinois to visit the mother of Mrs Cardinale who is seriously ill.
Orval J. Larsen has accepted a position as assistant manager at Reed's Riteway store here. Larsen was formerly employed at Casper's Busy Bee store. Pay your subscriptions now.
A cheerful call to send greeting cards for birthdays weddings and well wishes. It invites buyers to choose cards for mothers daughters aunts sisters sweethearts dads and friends. The piece emphasizes variety and timely sentiment for many occasions.
Selby 16 son of Mr and Mrs Pay Selby of Centennial valley ranch is recovering in a Butte hospital after a hay derrick derrick fork weighing about 1000 pounds fell while being tested. He walked under the rig and was pinned to the ground. Blaz Lugar helped rush him to hospital with his parents.
Jack Gilbert and Bill Bayerd are in the annual state golf tournament at Great Falls. Gilbert posted 79 in qualifying to reach the exclusive championship flight, while Bayerd shot 91 in his opening round, both announced Friday morning.
Dr Ros K Albright of this city will be among speakers at the Associated Merchants of Montana meeting in Missoula on August 4 and 5, it has been announced here.
Ralph Quigley of Jackson is a patient at Barrett hospital recovering from injuries after being thrown from a horse.
Early risers watched as melon tossers loaded watermelons from a freight car to grocery trucks. The careful throwing display featured skilled throws that drew delighted gasps from onlookers. A loader neatly arranged the fruit in piles while several youngsters left disappointed when the car emptied without a muff.
Mrs C T Callahan entertained at St Rose Hall on Friday evening with bridge and pinochle. Eight tables competed with Miss Sarah Clark of New York City as guest prize recipient. Prizes went to Mrs Guy Combes for high in bridge and Mrs C M Castarlind for high score in pistachle. Refreshments followed.
Lieutenant Haines and Bolender of the U S army visited Dillion to inspect the Cash Market which has been awarded the government inspected meat contract for the CCC camp. Inspectors said the market and slaughter house were the best for cleanliness sanitation and meat quality of any they had visited in the state. A new cooler is being installed this week in the slaughter house to meet government requirements.
Mrs. F mM Farrand of this city is named a winner in a motion wide contest by Calex tooth powder makers. Her award offers choices of prize including $50 in merchandise at City Drug Store or $50 in dental work or $40 in cash.
A guide to selecting beef and cooking methods including broiled, roasted, braised, and Hamburg casserole. Detailed steps cover steak broiling times, seasoning with salt pepper and Worcestershire sauce, roasting at 400 F then 350 F, and finishing pan gravies with flour and water.
Mrs. E. M. Gibson hosted a Friday afternoon contract bridge gathering at her South Washington Street home. Attendees included Mrs. William Leimert, Mrs. O. K. Moe, Mrs. Robert Barrett, Mrs. G. B. Blinn, Mrs. Dale Tash, Mrs. R. W. Boone, Mrs. Harold Blinn, Mrs. Walter Grimes, Mrs. Ma Stephenson, Mrs. Thomas Carney, Mrs. Alvin Jones, and Mrs. Emery Smith.
Mead and Mount Construction Co of Denver secured a Treasury Department contract to build a new Dillon Montana post office at a cost of 69,480 dollars and submitted the low bid of 46,900 dollars for a Longmont Colorado post office project.
Dillon town team scored three runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Success Market nine of Butte 3-1 Sunday afternoon. Lowery Hignight and Egan plated runs while Vandegrift fanned 14 for Butte and Mills struck out five for the Success squad.
Mrs. Kathryn Caskin, longtime Dil lon resident, relocates household goods to Twin Bridges to start as contract manager of Mountain States Telephone in that town. She will be missed for active church and civic involvement. Sheriff’s force busy as Undersheriff Blinn and Deputy Flynn capture Wallace Hancock and George Hill on grain larceny charges. suspects sent to Idaho Falls.
Firemen investigated a blaze behind the Dil fon Furniture company alley after shale and clinker from a nearby stack started a fire near a wooden staircase. The fire was controlled with chemical tank spray and no injuries were reported.
The Hartwig presents a slate of August films and acts headed by Wallace Ford and Marion Marsh in a thrilling racketeer tale. KNX stars the Crocker family with a one day stage appearance, plus feature films Behind the Evidence and many August releases with stars like Norman Foster Mary Boland Charles Ruggles and Luise Rainer.
A. A. Curnutt III, known drayman, is recovering at home on a North Pacific street from an illness caused by a blow to the head. He was struck accidentally by a can thrown from a wagon unloading at the city dump.
Two hitchhikers Monte Melton and Clark traveled from California visiting San Diego. They reported enjoying the hitchhiking expedition and received rides along their journey.
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