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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

8

Thanksgiving gatherings and local visits highlight Jackson notes

Thanksgiving dinners gather neighbors at the homes of Pendergast Lapham Ford and others as guests from Dillon and Horse Prairie join in. Local movements include Walter White visiting Jackson, Jim Dodd shipping Morse vows, and the Jackson Rebekahs hosting a program with refreshments and dancing. A death shocks the community as Arthur Anderson passes in California.

Jules Wenger John Jackson Dillon Dan Pendergast Walter White Jackson Frank Hazelbaker Harry Lapham Roy Ford Jackson and Lapham S. J. Johnson Jim Dodd Morse Arthur Anderson John Anderson California Jahn de Bros Dorothy Oliver Neidt Charlie Miller Russel Gray Jim Woody Jackson Rebekahs Joe Smith Horse Prairie

Sacred Concert at Methodist Church December 4

The monthly sacred concert at the Methodist church Sunday evening December 4 begins at 7 30 with hymns a prayer anthem scripture reading and announcements. Featured numbers include vocal duets by Mrs H H Bates and Mrs G C Farrell piano solo Miss Mary Hester Decker tenor Solo H D Jewett reading The House by the Side of the Road Miss Thorson soprano Miss Mary Simons baritone Eddie Txum radio talk Our Desert Islands by Dr J A Meeke and Work for the Night Is Coming ending with benediction.

H. H. Bates G. C. Farrell Mary Hester Decker H. D. Jewett Miss Thorson Mary Simons Eddie Txum Eddie Txum; Radio Talk, “Our Desert Islands,” Dr. J. A. Meeke

Greenwich man swallows valuables in depression fit

Albert Taylor rushed to a Greenwich hospital shouting that in a depressive episode he had swallowed his gold watch chain and pocket knife.

Albert Taylor Greenwich Eng

Piles Relieved at Home with Prescription 9900

Quick and safe home treatment for piles using Prescription 9900, promoted by D. P. Laboratories. Mentions long use by hundreds of physicians, relief for blind itching and bleeding, simple self-application, $1.00 price, refund if no relief after one tube, reorder from Holton Kansas.

D. P

Bi-centennial campaign honors older times with community programs

A community bi centennial campaign featured a year of patriotic events led by the Lions, Royal Neighbors, Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and the Ted Harper post. School programs, colonial costumes, posters, tree plantings, and public meetings honored Washington and national ideals with civic pride. Participants ranged from children to seniors as programs concluded.

Jackson Royal Neighbors of Enterprise’ Camp The Odd Fellows Mary Ball Washington H. M. Roberts Missoula Washington Royal Neighbors Mount Vernon Herald George Washington Shannon Dillon Lions Mahala Wheeler Montana Rebekah Assembly Rebekahs Rebekah Wisdom Post Office Labor E Ddy Theodore Roosevelt Ted Harper Ella Ogilvie Marguerite Donohue A. W. Wilson Coy Rice John Hutchins Sanford Shepherd L. P. Hoyrup

Thanksgiving School Events and Socials Highlight Community

The article details a village contest drive with 40 members and a costume program for kids led by Mrs. Tweedy Sr. Guests danced to live music from Leo Musberger, Billie Tweedy, and Carl Lindquist. Numerous families returned home for the holiday and a Thursday program featured songs, recitations, and plays.

Walter Tweedy Leo Musberger Billie Tweedy Carl Lindquist Butte Musberger Robert Tweedy Robert Tweedy, Jr Edith Betty Tweedy Wm. Tweedy Fern Cockrell Salmon Idaho Teddy Tweedy Jean Dorothy Hoffman Dillon High Hazel Haylett Butte High The Musbergers Cecil Musberger Dillon Leo

Farm Losses Report Coyotes Killing 1 of 345 Sheep

A report notes 345 sheep counted with 1 killed by coyotes. The lambs weighed somewhat higher on average.

Polaris visit brings teachers and ranchers together

Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Skelton and daughter Cherie of Harlowton with Mrs. John Judge and daughter Helen visited friends in the valley and Bannack. Mrs. Skelton, formerly Agnes Casey of Butte, taught Polaris and now teaches near East Selena. Nay Brothers drove cattle to Thibadeau ranch near Dillon for winter pasture. Willbur Tash and Hollis Harrison were in Dillon on business. The Marchesseaus and Rose Marie left for a week’s visit in Missoula by car.

Frank Dillon John Judge Nay Brothers Thibadeau Ranch Milt Nay Hollis Harrison E. P. Marchesseau Rose Marie Ir. A. Marchesseau Larry Uly Missoula Horace Hand Garrison Butte Edna Mellrath J. Flighther Whitehall Walter Cleghorn Avis Mellrath Jane Bryan William Bryan Katherine Cummins Val"Tadovich

Miss Carlson Lectures Promote Girl Scouting at State Normal

Miss Carlson delivers a series of lectures at the State Normal college during the spring quarter. The program aims to encourage a large number of students to learn more about Girl Scouting and its activities.

Miss Carlson State Normal College

Christmas Seal Sale Promotes Health Awareness Here

Local readers are invited to participate as the Christmas Seal sale launches. The notice explains tuberculosis infection details noting most adults carry dormant bacilli. about 10 percent show symptoms and need attention.

Thanksgiving Socials and Local News in Dillon Area

Thanksgiving and weekend visits fill Dillon and nearby towns with family reunions. Notables include the Verbance christening in Lima and births in the Tadovich and Kelley families. P T A meeting at Buhrer schoolhouse is set for Friday night December 2.

Sheridan Woman’s Club Highlights Red Cross Work and Capitol Program

The Sheridan Woman's Club met last Thursday afternoon with Red Cross relief efforts and the Christmas seal sale as main business. A program followed titled Our Capitol and Mount Vernon led by Mrs. G. W. Rightenour, showcasing civic topics and local engagement.

G. W. Rightenour Sheridan Woman's Club Red Cross Our Capitol Mount Vernon

Washington link and local events highlighted in 18th century note

After the death of Lawrence in 1752 the estate passed to his half brother George Washington. The article notes historical sketches by Mrs A M Luken and Miss Olive Smith and mentions entertaining hostesses Mrs Albert Lohr and Mrs Connelly. Sheridan discourses by Rev Cecil Clifford addressed a small audience, with accompaniments by Pomeroy Halde man.

Lawrence George Washington A. M. Luken Olive Smith Washington Albert Lohr Connelly Cecil Clifford Montana Sheridan Pomeroy Haldeman Rey Allan Haldeman Whitehall Madison County Teachers Institute Virginia City George D. King Methodist Church Twin Bridges King H. ©. Shawn Forest Service Olive Greene Alma Vazanka Duncan District William Trolinger Chiia Anderson Butve

Woman Takes Teeth From Cleveland Man After Quarrel

Ellsworth Robinson of Cleveland Ohio told police his girlfriend took his false teeth after a quarrel to compel his return.

Ellsworth Robinson Cleveland, O

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