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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1932

Page

5

Local Socials and Notices From Dillon and Surrounding Areas

Residents and visitors listed include Mrs R E B Elliott of Dell and William Stewart of Lima visiting the city. Marriages occur with Adrian Burstedt and Helen Sullivan wed by Judge George Opp. Ralph L. Dillard and Berniece Dunn married by Rev J A Meeke. Various appointments, travel, and arrivals noted among local families and officials. Addressed marriages, appointments, and social events across Dillon and nearby towns.

Adrian Burstedt Atlanta Idaho Helen Sullivan Challis Court House George Opp Ralph L. Dillard Boise Berniece Dunn Twin Falls J. A. Meeke The Methdist Church

Local notes round up visitors and travels in Dillon area

A Dillon column lists Mrs William Backus visiting relatives in Great Falls and several residents abroad. Frank Stephanie won a greased pig race at Dillmont Park. Others include Roy Forrester Jr at Boy Scout camp near Butte and Gaines McCracken from Bozeman visiting Dillon. Numerous trips to Missoula Augusta South Dakota California and Lima are noted along with local wildlife sightings and a real estate pitch by C C New man.

Frank Stephanie Dillmont Park

Mrs Exley Peach Jelly Recipe Prize Winner

The Record awarded prizes to twenty seven Philadelphia jelly makers in a contest. Mrs Exley shares her peach jelly recipe detailing steps from selecting peaches to boiling, adding pectin, and sealing nine eight ounce jars.

Philadelphia The Record

Jelly maker Mrs Sophie Exley wins city grandmothers art contest

Mrs Sophie Exley of 435 Arlington Street Philadelphia wins first prize in a Philadel-phia newspaper contest for jelly making described as grandmother's art. Judges praise her jelly flavor using bottled fruit pectin that preserves fruit taste while cutting boiling time. Mrs Exley credits the discovery to new jelly flavors like strawberry and cherry.

Sophie Exley Philadelphia Wah Jong Exley Arlington Street

Two Latin lands draw nearer war in South America

Paraguay and Bolivia recruit manpower to dispute a border region with forts reportedly attacked. This reflects rising tensions as diplomats monitor potential military escalation in the disputed zone.

Salt Lake Colony Watters Washington Walker New York Times Jimmie Walker Roosevelt Tom Hampton Great Britain Jack Dempsey White House Senate McKellar Tennessee N. Y. Parley Tolan Olympic Oval United States Sterday

Jones Wins Bet On Trout Catch On Fishing Trip

Walter Jones weighed in a 6 pound rainbow trout while Joe Wedum had a 6 ounce catch after a fishing trip with W. D. Ross. Jones claimed the win based on the weighed results.

Judge George Opp Officiates Melrose Couple’s Court Marriage

Judge George Opp marries Miss Elizabeth Norris daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Norris of Melrose to Herman Schwab son of Mr and Mrs Richard Schwab in a courthouse ceremony held Thursday afternoon.

George Opp Court House Elizabeth Norris H. W. Norris Melrose Herman Schwab Richard Schwab

Fisherman nets rainbow trout near seven pounds

Jay McCarthy among local clerks returns from the Big Hole river with a rainbow trout weighing just under seven pounds. A campaign note mentions the Farm Board and Senator Smoot admits an error, signaling shifting sentiment toward support. Pay your subscription now.

Jay McCarthy

Relief plan funds to mail Telegraph to Butte by canoe

Afternoon decided to use part of the money from the federal relief plan to secure telegraphic news service for the Daily Messenger and send a few thousand copies to Butte each evening. A committee was chosen to ask Louis Schmittroth and Roy Forrester to transport the papers to Butte in their canoe. if they refused, the mission could be taken up by Charles Thomas or D. L Smith on bicycles.

Daily Messenger Butte Louis Schmittroth Roy Forrester Charles “Thomas D. L Smith

Manse Society Annual Picnic At Dillmont Park

The Manse society held its annual picnic Thursday evening at Dillmont park with many attendees. It was called the society's best picnic in years, aided by a plentiful appetizing supper. A church meeting Monday discussed repairing and remodeling plans for the building including a new heating plant and other necessary repairs.

Dillmont Park

Niblack Heads to Midwest and Interstate Merchants Conventions

Chas H Niblack left Tuesday for his fall buying trip attending the Midwest Store convention in Minneapolis on August 4 5 and 6 and the Interstate Merchants association convention in Chicago August 8 9 and 10. He will secure purchases for his store on a cooperative plan giving ultra modern clothing at low prices for customer savings.

Chas. H.niblack Minneapolis Interstate Merchants’ Association Chicago

Scout Camp Trip Heads By Butte District

Roy Forrester Tommy Luckben and Francis Tonney Boy Scout members depart Monday for a two week stay at the Highland district camp in Butte. Craig Anderson and Leonard Baird return from a visit there.

Roy Forrester Tommy Luckben Francis Tonney Highland Butte Craig Anderson Leonard Baird

Rotary officials attend district meeting in Kalispell

T Lee McCracken and T E Gilbert of the Dillon Rotary club left today for Kalispell to participate in the district meeting of Rotary officials.

T. Lee McCracken T. E. Gilbert Dillon Rotary Club Kalispel Rotary

Methodist Aid Society Hosts Afternoon Program

The Methodist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Sunday Mrs Meeke and Mrs Bourquin Thursday afternoon August 4 in the church parlors. There will be a program and a cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend.

Methodist Aid Society Meeke

Mrs Caldwell Winter Fetes Guests With Bridge Party

Mrs Francis Tonney hosted a Thursday bridge gathering for special guest Mrs Frances Caldwell Winter of California. Five tables participated in the games and after the play refreshments were served.

Francis Tonney Frances Caldwell Winter California

Marriage license issued to Hughes and Hutchison in Challis

Marvin G. Hughes and Tene Hutchison of Challis Idaho were granted a marriage license on Friday afternoon and the couple wed that evening at the Methodist Church officiated by Dr J A Meeke.

Marvin G. Hughes Tene Hutchison Challis Idaho J. A. Meeke Methodist Church

Dillon Contingent Reaches Los Angeles for Olympic Games

Cards from the Dillon group report arrival in Los Angeles on Saturday night. Named individuals Will Roland Alf Simpson Chester Melton and Warren Stone wrote they had landed safely to compete at the Olympic Games.

Los Angeles Dillon Will Roland Alf Simpson Chester Melton Warren Stone

High Grade Ore Shipment From Ermont Mine

A carload of gold and silver bearing ore from the Ermont mine is being loaded this week for shipment by William Corbett. The ore is described as high grade. In Alabama near Gadsden, a young dog trained to tree possums by Louis Taylor treed a shack containing 24 bottles of home brew after being unleashed in the woods.

Ermont William Corbett Louis’ Taylor Gadsden Ala

Millions of Gallons of Oil Planned for Montana Highways

The Montana highway department announced plans to use about 10 million gallons of oil for fall oiling projects. The Armstead to Monida stretch, 45 miles, will require 1,055,000 gallons under a contract let August 13. Approximately 18,000 gallons per mile are used in surfacing.

Montana Armstead Monida Highway Department

Civil Case Transferred Between Montana Courts

The civil suit of Delos Selway against First National Bank of Dillon has been transferred from Silver Bow county district court to Beaverhead court.

Delos Selway First National Bank of Dillon District Court of Silver Bow County Beaverhead Court

Dillon Resident Named Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff Orr

Paul Temple, a well known Dillon resident, was appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff Orr. The appointment took effect Monday.

Paul Temple Dillon Orr Temple

Picnic at Barretts by Chanticleer club at Normal College

The Chanticleer club held a Thursday picnic at Barrette. County Attorney T. F. Gilbert Sheriff W. C. Orr and County Surveyor George Metlen visited Centennial valley Sunday to investigate an alleged quarrel among ranchmen in the area.

Chanticleer Club the Normal College Barrette T. EF. Gilbert W. C. Orr George Metlen Oan

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. EB Dellent William ‘Stewart Lima City George Hughes Lois M. Owen of A. W. Wilson R. ©. Shannon of Pena Utte J. C. Brenner Grant Thursay Elza Patrick Ater Rattlesnake Creek Wylie Kirkpatrick Missoula Lyman H. Bennett Mary M. Paddock Henry R. Paddock Kentucky Avenue South Dakota Street C. C. Newman A. C. Morrow Ranchome Lawrence Erickson Baby Hrickson J. C. Penney Force Havre E. L. Fairbanks Berniece Metlen American Legion and Legion Auxiliary B. Stephenson J. H. McCully Mrs. McCully Dudgs Jeremiah J. Lynch JP. Loss William Backus Roy Forrester, Jr Gaines McCracken Bozeman Alice Pings Augusta Mary Gelhaus Luella Stickney South Dakota Herb Arnold Centennial Valley Iraq Clayton Kennedy Roy Herndon Claire Lesage J. C. Jeppson Pocatello Mr. Jeppson G. L. Sewell Francis Nettick Axe Canyon Harriet Tooley Lewistown Henry Wyatt Seattle Donald Bayerd J. E. Kelly Flathead Lake J. C. Peters F. M. Carr Lucie F. Walker Dorothy Union Pacific Se Bent Ren Mrs Farm Board Smoot Eatons Highland Eaton's Settee Nenees Eaton’s Deckla Eaton’s Lindhurst Club Eaton’s Louisine Eaton’s Presbyterian Church Bridge Party Carl B Taylor Optometrist Dillon, Montana Barretts Telephone Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Geo. M. Gosman
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