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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
8
Leo C Wilson and wife with two children settle in the cabin formerly housing Capt Aldredge’s family. Dr C E Shank and wife camp nearby. Men of Company 1501 raise a fund to honor Capt Aldridge. Lumsden adds a dining bar and soon parallel bars. Mess hall lattice work underway to improve space. Ronald Li Sanderson serves as assistant editor adviser.
The 12,000,000th Chevrolet car was built in Flint on August 5, eight months after the 11,000,000th, marking a steady output across the 1936 model line. Great Falls zone sales in July reached 923 units, up from 560 a year earlier, as the company nears a 1 million unit target. Jerold E. Oaks, 24, of Pontiac, spent his first earned dollar on a marriage license after decades.
Mrs Nick Adders spent the week in Butte visiting relatives Our Ladies club met at the home of Mrs L E Taylor Work is progressing on a patchwork quilt John Cummins and Julius Hartwig Sr left for a two week motor trip to Portland Seattle and other Pacific coast points Mr and Mrs Grant Kelley and daughter of Helmsville are guests at the Tadovich home Little Carl Hartwig has returned home after a week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Mastin Dillon Mr C S Keith enjoys a visit from his brother
A Priest River Idaho study for July 21 31 shows extreme inflammability across elevation zones with drought weather and record temperatures. Region One logged 276 fires as 201 stayed under a quarter acre and eight exceeded ten acres amid rapid vegetation curing and high fire danger.
Mr and Mrs J J Brown and son Russell of Baker Oregon visit Mrs Brown mother Mrs BE Marchesseau at the Marchesseau home ranch. Dr and Mrs John F Card leave Dillon for San Francisco after a honeymoon trip from Wisconsin. Celia Montgomery and George Montgomery shop in Dillon. Jack Card recalls summers at Elkhorn Springs with grandmother Mrs Frank Felt and sister Caroline. Recent Dillon visitors include J J Brown F E Daly George Pyle Norman Nelson Alf Mekvold Elmer Hayes Frank Judge and E E Hazel Carl L Knoll and Clare Judge. Haying slowed by rain Monday night.
Mrs Cecille Hirschey from La Mesa Calif visits friends in the Big Hole. Henry Wetzel and family from Iowa stay with the Neidhs Monday and Tuesday. Edith Reno and Albert Reese from Missoula visit the Big Hole. Si Jennings from Charleston WV guests at Woody ranch. Frank Lightfoot and Dillon visitors. Ranchers in the valley finished haying this week.
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