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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
5
Local notes record numerous visitors passing through Dillon from Armstead Twin Bridges Sage Creek and Billings as residents and couples from Monida Lima Butte Sheridan and Centennial valley are mentioned. A marriage license was issued at Pocatello to Eddie R Wright and Lucille Cooper.
The Guiod of America will be held at Ramsey Montana on August 9 at 2 p m. Members from Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties are urged to attend. Reports will be given by standing committees and junior members who just returned from Georgetown lake junior camp. Delegates to the state convention will be selected.
Hot weather and scattered showers affected Beaverhead County last week. First cutting alfalfa nearly complete. Water from Lima reservoir remains available for the Beaverhead valley. Past week saw some range fires. Livestock in good condition.
Announcement from St James Hospital in Pocatello on July 23 reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Homer Cutler. The child is named Janet Gay. Mrs Cutler is the former Thelma Talent of Sage Creek. Police court July fines set a new monthly record totaling 277 with traffic violations predominating. Mayor D A Galt notes future violators face higher fines as city history records this change.
David Meeds, longtime member of the State Normal College engineering department, will join Montana State College in Bozeman as assistant engineer. His family will move soon. The item also notes various local movements and social visits including Mrs. Katherine Muffly in from Morgantown and Mrs. Nellie Steed seeking a divorce in Alliance, Ohio.
Dillon locals hype a major circus event August 13 featuring 1080 people 30 elephants 812 animals and 500 horses. Clyde Beatty's trained animals, a grand free horse fair and a vast parade with 60 clowns and gilded floats headline a two show day with doors opening at 1 and 7 p.m.
The club will discuss Idiot's We light by Robert E. Sherwood at its first September meeting. The Tribune Book Store has it in stock for $2.00.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold a Thursday afternoon meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mrs. George Baker as hostesses. A short program will be presented and all are welcome.
All members of Diana Rebekah lodge Team No 1 will gather Friday at 2 o clock in the afternoon at Mrs. Wilma Holler's home. Matt Kay visited Grant as a business guest on Wednesday. A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Jesse W Pierson and Nellie Van Camp of Challis Idaho and Wednesday morning to George Alex St Helena and Katherine Gratiot of Butte.
John Van Guilder lists ten photography sins from tipping the camera to wrong focusing and timing. He notes modern gear covers many errors but urges caution to avoid blurry, toppled, or out of focus images and wasted film.
On Tuesday only, audiences will witness THE GREAT VIRGIL, billed as the world’s greatest magician, in an astounding stage performance featuring feats of illusion and mystery.
Members of the American Legion auxiliary served refreshments Tuesday afternoon at the carnival grounds for children from the Twin Bridges home. Duty officers included Mrs. C. J. Hovren as president and several other named members. They were joined by Mrs. Florence Backus and Mrs. Homer Faust from the B. P. W. club, with Mr. Emerick of Skeet's cafe as official chef. Additional volunteers, including city and county peace officers, aided in maintaining order.
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