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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
8
A satirical verse imagines Grandma cheering the Townsend plan as it passes. It envisions relief from debt and medical bills, rent worries, and duns, with a claim that life begins at sixty five as the government takes over spending.
Mrs Laura Kress is a house guest at Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Cushing. Mr and Mrs W E Hazel of Kentland Indiana arrived for a several week visit with their son and daughter in law E E Hazel and Charles Hazel from Missoula spent the weekend at the lodge. Mrs Hazel flew from Butte to Missoula Sunday. Howard Morse spent part of the week with Mrs Morse and family at the McCracken summer home. Mr and Mrs Knight and Mr and Mrs Larsor were visitors from Anaconda. Mr and Mrs Elderkin and sons of Butte are vacation visitors at the Hanson cottage.
Crop conditions are good as ranches finish haying this week in Polaris area. Local social notes report visits to the Barrett hospital and that families from Knoll B ranch, Harrison, Penny, Stanchfield, Kilpatrick, Pyle, Conover, and others spent time in Great Falls, Dillon, and the Big Hole and Wise River valleys. The Methodist Aid society will meet August 15 in church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Ida Sunday and Mrs. Lulu Shaw inviting all.
A large crowd gathered at the Hartwig residence Saturday afternoon for funeral rites honoring Dr Juling Hartwig who died Wednesday morning at Barrett hospital in Dillon. The community extends sympathy to her companion and mourns her loss across the valley. Roy York visited with family over the weekend as new Valley residents Mr and Mrs Edward Gransberry moved from Dillon. The Hartwig and Tadovich families celebrate births and arrivals with Julius Hartwig Jr and son born August 10 in Dillon while Frank Buhrer welcomes a son, noted with humor about Prank’s smile and hat size.
A new group of mining men led by Sidney Brown of Helena and associates took over the historic Red Pine mine near Ruby Valley. The deal was enabled by Clinton Roos of the Fairview mine operations. Ore values of 50 to 60 dollars per ton are reported with regular shipments to East Helena smelter, and contracts were issued for drifting along the vein. Local officials note the mine’s potential under fresh capital and management.
About 1 500 grazing permit applications were filed in Great Falls during July according to the land office. The applications fall under the Taylor Grazing Act and cover portions of Blaine Valley and Phillips counties.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane switches to cash for new loans amid strong demand for farm mortgage bonds. President Ehrhardt cites bonds as primary funding for land bank operations, aiding rural districts with stable financing.
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