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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
4
Franklin M Billingsley proves up on 300 acres of desert land near Red Rock. James McCullough named justice of the peace at Hecla. W M Knapp and Arthur Connelly head to Sheridan to roof the new school.
Mr and Mrs J M Martinell hosted a Wednesday evening dance in their new Dell home with a lavish lunch at midnight and dancing until daybreak. A frost devastated local gardens while the Loughridge property changed hands near Dillon. Margaret M Henneberry wed Martin Gleason at the bride’s home in Ryan canyon as State Normal opened its third year of usefulness.
In Armstead the O S L railroad unveils a handsome new depot nearing completion and touted as the finest on the Short Line for a town of its size. Local notes mention residents James Dodd heading to Monida then camping trips, Mrs. Wolf returning from Salt Lake City, and others planning moves to Mountain Home Idaho. A social gathering hosted by Mrs. Clark Anderson and Mrs. Olmsted is noted, while Fred Hirschey and daughter depart for Switzerland where he last visited 30 years ago.
Emil Conger, driver for the Dillon Steam Laundry, suffered a badly injured left leg when an automobile struck the wagon he drove on Saturday. The crash damaged the wagon and Conger’s health, with details limited in the report.
A Jackson weekend roundup lists numerous Polaris 1 visitors at the rodeo including Frank Marchesseau Daly Rinehart Harrison and Knoll among others. Hosts Mr and Mrs George Harrison hosted a chicken dinner in honor of Ralph Harrison's birthday with extended family present.
The article analyzes the potential impact of a Russo German pact on Europe and Asia. It discusses Russia's wariness of democracies and Germany, possible shifts in Poland Hungary and the Balkans, and the strategic consequences for Britain France and Japan, with reactions from Budapest Moscow London and London press.
Miss Stephens entertains at a luncheon for her mother Mrs. D J Stephens and a Friday pinochle party featured four tables. Visitors and residents nearby joined in lakeside trips, family gatherings and weekend visits around Wisdom and surrounding Big Hole communities with numerous hosts and guests listed.
Berlin notes that Marshal Hermann Goring appointed Efficiency Expert Paul Walther to study coal production. He reports men dig less coal on ten hour shifts than on eight, with working hours extended to two twelve hour shifts in some industries. Soldiers on the Siegfried line describe rough days.
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