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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1939

Page

5

Dillon News The Busy Dillon Roundup

Oscar Gravely of Dell and Mr and Mrs Carl Knoll of Polaria visited Dillon on Tuesday. Local residents including Mrs J C Ferguson, Mrs Mary Ney and Mrs Agnes Garrison shopped or were patients in nearby towns. A Helena paper notes the marriage of Fayettie Armstead to Julian, with Rev McPike officiating. Numerous Dillon residents traveled to Butte, Helena, or San Francisco for events and visits.

Oscar Gravely Dell Dillon Mre Mra Carl Knoll Polaria Agnes Garrison Joe ‘Gelhaus Jack’Brenner Horse Prairie

River Survey Finds Large Gain in Red Rock Flow

A U S Geological Survey report by A H Tuttle shows irrigation packflow increased between Lima reservoir and Barretts after measurements on July 20. Field engineers Henry Eagle and C S Heldel assisted, with R H Fifield H M Tice and B C Farrel party present. Mrs Farrel visited Whitefish and Dillon trip noted.

Red Rock Lima Reservoir Barretts A. H. Tuttle Helena United States Geological Survey B. A. Risley Water Users Irrigation Company Mr. Tuttle Henry Eagle C. 8. Heldel State Water Conservation Board R. H. Fifield H. M. Tice E. B. Donohue N. W. Blindauer The Irrigation Company B. C. Farrel Whitefish Mont

Miss Boger Weds in Las Vegas Nevada

Word of the marriage of Miss Marie Boger to Clarence Holter at Las Vegas Nevada recently reached friends here. Mrs Holter is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Boger of this city and has been a clerk of the city school district. The groom, a former resident of Butte, works at the Ermont mine. After a honeymoon in California the couple will reside here.

Boger Las Vegas Nev Marie Boger Clarence Holter Wilkins Phi Delta Phi Delta Tau Delta University of Pittsburgh Seattle Lakeside School For Boys Leslie C. Wilkins, Jr Illinois Leslie C. Wilking Rock Falls Ill New York City St. Paul Episcopal Church Walter G. Horn Florence Roe Armstead Mont

Skeets Discovers Fowl Death Trap on Blacktail Creek

Skeets Murray found 10 large birds dead at a threshing machine smoke stack on the Dungan ranch. He deduced they died of starvation after being unable to ascend the chimney following a failed dive into a fiery illusion. He had placed a tin can at the chimney top to deter further attempts.

Skeets Murray Dungan Ranch Blacktail Creek Skeets

Hardy Visitors Stay With Local Hosts in Glendive

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hardy of Glendive, former manager of the local telephone office, visited friends in town over the weekend. They were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dysart Gowen at a progressive dinner Saturday night with courses served at several local residences.

W. C. Hardy Glendive Hardy Dysart Gowen Norman Henry J. C. Wedum Lambert Eliel H. E. Morse

Art Club Outing at The Palette Near Snowline

Members of the Art club enjoyed a trip to The Palette, the club cabin near Snowline, last Sunday. Attendees included Ruth Anglim Ann Ewang Blanche Mec Manus Sterling Schagel Vernon Vandeberg Miss Mary Baker sponsor Rosa Lee.

Art Club Snowline Ruth Anglim Ann Ewang Blanche Mec- Manus Sterling _ Schagel Vernon Vandeberg Miss Mary Baker Rosa Lee

Beatrice Bayers Memoired as Bride-to-Be Inspiration

Mrs. Beatrice Bayers inspired two miscellaneous showers last week for Mrs. Robert J. Watson. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Arthur Bay hosted 25 guests at the Findlay home with bridge and gifts. Last Friday 32 friends attended a shower at the Mitchell residence with bridge and refreshments. The Watsons live at 16 North Atlantic Street.

Robert J. Watson Beatrice Bayers Arthur Bay Findlay aWtions Bridge Watson William Mitchell Malcom Stone Roscoe Cornell Elizabeth Backus Mitchell

State to Maintain Big Hole Road on Divide Wisdom

The state highway commission will maintain two segments of Divide Wisdom road in Beaverhead County. The highway was added to Montana’s 7 percent system. The 1.487 mile and 2.940 mile stretches will come under state supervision.

Big Hole Road State Highway Commission Beaverhead County

Rites Held for Bannack Matron Sophia E. Goodspeed

Funeral services for Mrs. Sophia E. Goodspeed lifelong Beaverhead county resident who died at Barrett hospital Monday were conducted this afternoon at Brundage chapel with Rev J A Meeke of the Methodist church officiating Interment was in Mountain View cemetery A large number of Bannack residents paid last respects.

Bannack Sophia E. Goodspeed Beaverhead County Barrett Hospital Brundage Chapel J. A. Meeke Methodist Church Mountain View Cemetery

PeA Skhi 24 and to all otherd for tat Ronee

Fragmented text appears to reference names and phrases without clear context. The readable parts mention a person or entity with the odd term “Ronee” and numbers. No coherent event or public notice emerges from the available fragments.

Forest Fire Control Expert Visits Beaverhead Forest

Alex Lindt chief of fire control of the regional forestry office at Mis coula arrived here and is examining fire conditions and control facilities in the Beaverhead National forest. No new fires had been reported at the Dillon forestry headquarters by early afternoon.

Alex Lindt Miscoula Beaverhead National Forest Dillon Forestry

Man Pleads Guilty To Writing Fictitious Check

W. R. Estes pleaded guilty in Judge Louis Stahl's court to writing a fictitious check and received a 15 day sentence. He was arrested Friday night by Sheriff Paul Temple.

W. R. Estes Louis Stahl Paul Temple

Jennings Mayland Caps First Flight Honor In Club Tourney

Jennings Mayland won the first flight of the Dillon Country Club tournament by defeating Bruce Risley one up on the final 18th hole last week.

Jennings Mayland Dillon Country Club Bruce Risley

Card of Thanks for Joseph Consentina Death

The Consentina family expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy and floral offerings following the death of Joseph Consentina. Sponsors include Mrs. Joseph Consentina, their children, Mrs. James Mitchell, and Mrs. Rebecca Sias.

Joseph ,Consentina Joseph Consentina James Mitchell Rebecca Sias

McFadden Leaves for Chicago Music Studies

Ralph McFadden from the Normal college music department will study in Chicago for six weeks. He will attend the conservatory of music and take courses at the University of Chicago as part of his advanced work.

Ralph McFadden Normal College Chicago Conservatory of Music University of Chicago

Avrumpher Pictorial Feature Noted in Dillon Telegram

A fragmented item describes Avrumpher of Dillon being pictured near Branham with life events and emotions hinted in a local pictorial feature, mentioning Shenen Su Sun and emtnetion in a period-voice note.

Avriumpher Dillon Branham Shenen Su Sunae

Camellia cottage offers rustic home for $2700 to $3500

The National Small Homes Demonstration lists the Camellia as a 1939 design. This cottage mirrors countryside living with hedges and trees and can be built in many city lots. Working plans and specs are available from Western Homes Foundation District Office, Helena Montana, or local lumber dealers at a nominal price.

Western Homes Foundation Helena Mont

Allocation of second half school funds to county districts

County superintendent Miss Margaret Sweeney reports a rise in second installment tax allocations to county schools versus last year. Funds are distributed on a census child basis, totaling 7.74 per child, with district allocations listed to Bannack Nelson Riverside Argenta Melrose Dewey Wise River and others, including Lima Armstead Medicine Lodge Polaris and more.

Margaret Sweeney Bannack Nelson Riverside Argenta Melrose Dewey Wise River Lima Bristow Red Rock Wisdom Bowen West Fox Armstead Medicine Lodge Polaris Dell Jackson Kirk Reichle Blacktail Hast Fox Drummey Bloody Dick Gibbons Nicholia Millpoint Lakeview Doyle Monida

Deserts and Bridges Honor Mrs Elizabeth Bernin in Town

Mrs Fratie Stone and Mrs WM Stone hosted a Wednesday afternoon dessert bridge at the Stone home to honor Mrs Elizabeth Bernin visiting from Los Angeles. Three tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs Mary Paul for high and Mrs WH Mitchell Sr for consolation. The guest of honor received a special prize.

Fratie Stone W.:.m. Stone Elizabeth Bernin Los Angeles Stone Mary Paul W. H.itchell, Sr

Centralia Family Visits Miller Home During Florida Trip

Mr and Mrs L A McIntosh and their three children from Centralia Washington stay with Mr and Mrs Maynard Miller. They traveled from Florida where they visited Mrs McIntosh's parents on the way home.

L. A. McIntosh Centralia Wash Maynard Miller Florida

Peterson leads in Sunday trapshooter event at Dillom Gun Club

In a tune‑up shoot for the traps at the Sportsmen's annual picnic at Gough's Corner, Herman Peterson wins the special event by breaking 45 of 50. Second place ties go to Jack Barrett and Pete Westergard with 44x60. Others scoring include Paul Schwab 43 and Chuck O'Connell 43. many shooters scored in the 30s.

Gough’s Corner Herman Peterson Dillom Paul Schwab Chuck O'Connell Butte Russell Smith Vic Westergard A. B. ‘Elge Bob Barrett Bill Bradley Tom Neibert J. Mills Boss Emerick

Dillon Defeats Gold Creek 3-1 In Sunday Legion Game

Dillon's American Legion team opened a two game series by scoring all runs in the first inning against Gold Creek. Floyd Vandégrift held Gold Creek to one run on two hits. Gold Creek's tally came in the seventh on two errors and a single. The series resumes at the Sportsmen's picnic near Gold Creek next Sunday.

Dillon American Legion Gold Creek Floyd Vandégrift S. Bradley C. Davis Watts Lee A. Bradley Conger B Davis Vandegrift P Bayerd McMannis Burgess

Vacation Bible School Opens at Presbyterian Church

The vacation Bible school at the Presbyterian church began Tuesday morning at 9 15 and will run for eight days. All children five years and older are invited. Classes are held at the Presbyterian church.

The Presbyterian Church

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