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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
5
Dillon and surrounding areas report a steady stream of visits and departures. Local residents Emma Hoffman Mamie Allen Harriett Drummey Joe Metlen Melrose and Bannack figures are noted along with a birth in Melrose and upcoming events at St Rose hall. Desirable 2000 acre cattle or sheep ranch near Dillon is offered for sale with favorable terms.
Rev H N Tragtt presided at St James Episcopal church for the Friday morning ceremony uniting Miss Orr and Rollin Thibaudeau both prominent in the Bannack Beaverhead community. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Elmo Winnard. A family breakfast followed at the bride’s mother Grace B Orr home. The couple plan to reside in Bannack with the bride a Beaverhead County native and Montana State Normal College student and the groom a Beaverhead High School graduate employed by a local mining company.
Mrs Katherine Kajin Boka announced the marriage of her daughter Mary Kajin to Charles Pilgrim. The wedding occurred August 2 in Deer Lodge. Both graduates of Beaverhead County High School. Pilgrim left Montana State Normal College with the class of 1982. They will reside in Deer Lodge.
Frank Holmes 44 an ex service man died at Barrett hospital after a week long illness. He became ill while traveling through the area and relatives from Fromberg were summoned. The body was shipped home for burial.
A guide to hearty morning fare featuring baked apples, cereal with cream, sausages with scrambled eggs and coffee. Includes a recipe style note for Manhattan style sausages fried in fat with celery and a hot sauce and promotes vacuum packed coffee to keep it fresh.
Frugal dinner plan features Salmon Loaf in Bread Case with buttered crust removed, eggs and cream filling, served with creamed potatoes, buttered peas and cucumber onion salad. Dessert is Pineapple Marshmallow Cream, chilled and spooned into glasses, both portions serving six.
Friends gathered Saturday evening at Mrs Florence Ditty’s West Reeder Street home for a surprise birthday party. A turkey dinner preceded pinochle with high scores by Mrs Jesse Ditty and Paul Stahl.
Blue Mountain troop members met Wednesday to practice knot tying and learn new songs. They reviewed fire prevention rules sang taps and closed the meeting with Alice May noting the session.
A member of the Darling club organized the first of a winter dance series at the guild hall Saturday evening. The event drew a good turnout and the Baxter Tonrey orchestra provided the music for the occasion.
A candlelight party is planned in the parlors of the Methodist church Thursday afternoon December 6 at 3 30 o clock. A musical and literary program will be given and lunch will be served. All ladies are invited.
A Dillon Tribune blurb touts drinking water with meals to help stomach juices and digestion. It mentions a dubious remedy with a gas and a spoonful of Axilerika, claiming it cleanses poisons and washes upper and lower bowels along with a note of attribution to Gee. M. Gusman, Dinlepist.
The Pam-Hellenic club held its annual Christmas party Monday evening at Mrs. Theodore McFadden’s home with Mrs. James McCollum and Mrs. J D Growen as associate hostesses. A delightful dinner was served at 6 30 o clock.
The Normal College Alumni meeting is moved from this Monday to next Monday December 10. It will be hosted by Mrs. Walter Stamm and Mrs. W J Romersa at Stamm’s home.
I express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of my husband Thomas Flynn. Special thanks to Mrs Terrance Flynn and family P J Flynn Mr and Mrs W D Sandy Mr and Mrs Pat Laden Mr and Mrs John Laden and to those who sent flowers. Mrs Thomas Flynn.
The St James guild will be entertained by Mrs. Ernest Luebben and Mrs. T Luebben Thursday afternoon at the home of the former.
Mrs Meomtie Mathews hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club gathering at her residence with members enjoying the afternoon session and social camaraderie.
Clyde Brown, Beaverhead quarterback, received honorable mention on the mythical all state team chosen by the state Athletic commission.
At a Dillon volunteer fire department meeting on Tuesday evening a free dance for children was planned at the city hall auditorium on Christmas afternoon. Leslie Smith leads the committee coordinating the event to offer youngsters a real time. M. M. Club hosts luncheon by Mrs. H. M. Bruintage for Miss Clara Plant and guests.
St. Rose guild holds a four community meeting Thursday at 8:30 PM in St. Rose hall. Members are urged to attend as plans for the Christmas party will be completed.
A special meeting of Beaverhead Chapter D.A.R. will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. PF Hazelbaker. Mana Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening in the I.O.O.F. hall with officer elections. Cars driven by C.E. Blinn and Frank Paul skidded off the road to Butte Thursday but no occupants were injured.
The Hartwig Theatre offers Count of Monte Cristo with Robert Donat Elissa Landi and Sidney Blackmer tonight. Also Toyland Broadcast comedy in 7 showtimes Friday and Saturday Captain Hates the Sea with Victor McLaglen John Gilbert Alison Skipworth Wynne Gibson. Sunday to Tuesday Chained with Joan Crawford Clark Gable Otto Kruger and Stuart Erwin. Also Disney Grasshopper and the Ants. Bulldog Drummond Fights Back with Ronald Coleman Loretta Young and Charles Butterworth. A Duke for a Day.
The L D S Relief Society will meet at the chapel Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock with a theology class. Rom Noble of Bannack is visiting in the city. The Montana Tuberculosis association spent 6000 for nursery services and 200 for corrective clinics last year.
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