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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1934

Page

8

Threshing and crop reports from Ruby valley and local obits

Farmers report fair yields amid drought with wheat 50 bushels per acre and peas averaging 40 per acre. Delilah and Mary Raymond kept the Raymond ratch producing 71 bushels per acre on wheat. Ben Stine and Ben Greene report strong crops. a fire in Sheridan prompted safe evacuation of several nearby buildings. Mrs. Bray, 86, and Mrs. Rodgers, 85, are noted aging residents. Marriage news from San Pedro highlights William H. McCoy and Annie Edwards, long-time Sheridan residents.

Ruby Delilah Mary ‘Raymond Raymond Ratch R. P. Bateman Sheridan Ben Stine Ben Greene Lawrence Preston Volunteer Masonic Temple Preston Donegan Montana Power Office Forum Dr. Lloyd’s Dental Masonic Annex William Bray Grandma Bray Charles Bray Butte Harry Foster Gertrude Foster Weiser Midvale Idaho William H. McCoy Annie Edwards San Pedro Calif Edwards Mack Edwards McCoy

Geology Field School Probes Yellowstone for Years

Princeton’s International Field School of Geology begins at Camp Scena west of Red Lodge with fifty post graduate students from Cambridge Columbia Vanderbilt Princeton Hamilton and Missouri. They map faults fossils and formations across Absaroka Beartooth Pryor and Yellowstone Plateau as Prof. W T Thom directs field work.

Yellowstone - Park Princeton International Field School of Geology Cambridge Princeton Columbia Vanderbilt Missouri Chicago Hamilton College of New Yok Camp Scena Red Lodge C. Max Bauer Yellowstone Park National Park Service Absaroka Mountains W. T. Thom, Jr C. T. Jones R. T. Chamberlin Walter Bucher Cincinnati B. F. Howell C. W. Wilson John T. Rouse Hamilton College C. L. Dake

Once to Every Woman Opens At Hart Wig Theatre

Fay Wray stars in the Columbia production Once to Every Woman opening tonight. She pursues Walter Byron's affair and discovers Ralph Bellamy offers steady devotion. Adapted from A J Cronin et al Kaleidoscope, script by Jo Swerling. Lambert Hillyer directs with Walter Connolly Mary Carlisle in support.

Fay Wray Columbia Hart- Wig Theatre Walter Byron Miss Wray Ralph Bellamy A. J. Cronin Jo Swerling Ace Lambert Hillyer Whil Walter Connolly Mary Carlisle

Socials and Trips Highlight Basin News

Mrs. Herb Armitage and Mrs. John Wharton hosted guests for Mrs. George Woodworth at Sunny Slope with twenty covers. Visitors from California and Arkansas included Jay Talbot and Dodie Jorgenson. Attendees toured Armstead, Wharton events, and picnicked at Minor Lake while locals traveled to Dillon and Wise River.

Stephens Sunny Slope Herb Armitage John Wharton George Woodworth Mhovis California Harold Capehart Charlie Francis Dodie Jorgenson Lucy Jardine Elizabeth Clemon Wharton North Fork Herb Amahitage Woodworth Eddie Wenger Dillon Margaret Loss Robert Rolfe Arthur Whitelaw Louisville Kentucky Ed Lightfoot Frank Whitehall Clemon Home Minor Lake Sanford Shepherd Wise River Charlie Hirschey Yellowstone Park Jules Wenger Helen Rose Wenger

Upland Bird Hunting Open Regions and Local News

Open season outlines Chinese pheasants in Carter Custer and Park counties from Oct 21 to 30 with a three per day limit and five Hungarian partridges per day in a list of Dimels Fallon Glacier Hill McCone Pondera Teton and Wheatland counties. Native upland birds except sage hens open three days Sept 16 17 and 18 in Beaverhead Big Horn Broadwater Dawson Granits Liberty Lincoln Madison MecCone Park Prairie Richland Stillwater Sweet Grass Wheatland Wibaux Yellowstone with five per day limit and five in possession. Local notes mention Bud Porter visiting Dillon Miss Mary Ceasen Alden Telin George Harrison Henry Siefken and others. a St Rose guild sale. mining news from Argenta district. livestock for sale. and post op recovery for Mrs Peterson.

Beas ‘Son Big Horn Carbon Rosebud Stillwater Treasure Yellowstone Carter, Custer Park Dimels Fallon Glacier Hill McCone Pondera Teton Wheatland Beaverhead Broadwater Dawson Granits Liberty Lincoln Madison MecCone Prairie Richland Sweet Grass Wibaux

Social Roundup of Local Residents and Travels

Dillon area residents and guests are noted in a roundup of visits and trips. George Lenox and Mrs. Ed Farley drove to the Farley ranch from Dillon. Miss Beryl Harrison and Miss Helen Judge vacationed near Elkhorn Springs. Ted Marchesseau family and Rose Maxée visited Dillon. E P Marchesseau and family hosted guests at the home of George Cottrell. Will and Carl Pahnish and Bob Marchesseau made local visits. travels include Wis dom and ranch stops.

Jackson Vielaity George Lenox Ed Farley Farley Dillon Beryl Harrison Helen Elkhorn Springs Ted Marchesseau Rose Maxée Milton_ Boughton Dillon Vis E. P. Marchesseau Milton Boughton Paul Daly Wisdom George Cottrell Will Carl Pahnish Bob Marchesseau Washington Congress Pathfinder

Montana land use survey reports filed nationwide

Preliminary reports from 16 counties have been submitted to the national planning council in the Montana land utilization Survey, according to L. A. Campbell executive secretary of Montanans Inc.

National Planning Council Montana Land Utilization Survey L. A. Campbell Montanans, Inc

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