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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1931

Page

8

Mountain Snow Drives Riders and New Winter Return

An Ogden man An drew Bingham and Dan Mayne gathered goble horses from northern ranges for Mr Goble and returned to Jim Hanson’s home in the upper valley for winter with his wife Lila. Snow runs deep from Lakeview to Lake Idaho and sleds are in use. John Bray of Lakeview visited town last week.

Andrew Bingham Ogden Dan Mayne Goble Mr. Goble Jim Han¢son Lila Lakeview Lake Idaho John Bray

P T A elects officers and plans Christmas celebration

A Bannack PTA meeting elected Mrs. R. Tweedy as president Jas Ashworth as vice president Mrs Jack Brown as secretary and Mrs J Ashworth as treasurer An extra session is set for December 9 to plan a community Christmas celebration A hall was lent for recreation by Mr Burdick and baskets and athletic equipment were installed by Mr Musberger Two basketball teams formed by town ladies and accompanying trips noted.

R. Tweedy Jas. Ashworth Jack Brown J. Ashworth Burdick Mr. Ward Butte Ann Colin Mr. F. Hancock Dillon Roy Jackson

Night Coughs Quickly Relieved by Foley's Honey and Tat

Night coughs worsened by fall are caused by throat irritation and bronchial irritation. Foley's Honey and Tat Compound quickly controls and stops coughing when held in the throat then swallowed. Relief follows at once for children and adults. For sale by Geo. M. Gosman.

Foley Geo. M. Gosman

Basin Wranglers dance draws locals despite rough roads

The Basin Wranglers dance Saturday night drew a good crowd with few outsiders due to heavy roads. Emerson, Brown and Mr Tweedy were mentioned among attendees while Mrs. W Steele visited Butte over the weekend and confinement due to chickenpox is noted.

Irs Siusberser R. Tweedy Emerson, Brown Basin Wranglers

Visitors and Local Travel in Dillon Area Listings

The report notes residents and visitors in and around Dillon on weekend and weekday dates. Names include Polaris Hollis, George Harrison, Miss Larson, Otto Pahnish, Clare Judge, Leon Boese, George Pylé, Andy Hays, J D Harrison, Luella Stickney, and Adolph Pahnish with references to the chicken pox illness and school visits in Polaris and Wisdom.

Hollis George Harrison Butte Miss Larson Dillon Mill Point Otto Pahnish Clare Judge Leon Boese Mr. Boese George Pylé Andy Hays J. D. Harrison Luella Stickney Polaris Adolph Pahnish Wisdom

First Lutheran Church Calendar and Events

Orval A Schmidt pastor announces Ladies Aid supper and Lutheran Daughters bazaar at Methodist church on Thursday December 10. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 p m. Sunday December 18 1981 includes Sunday school at 10 and 11 a m service. Luther League Christmas program at 7 p m. Ladies Aid meet at Mrs O J Christensen home December 17 corner Railroad Ave and Orr St. members urged to attend for special business.

Ladies Aid Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation Luther League League O. J. Christensen Railroad Avenue Orr Street

Local Students Win International Quill and Scroll Honors

The Mountain States division awards three local high school students for journalism. Isabel Doyle takes first in News Writing, Dorothy Walker earns second in Vocabulary, and Tom Brenner receives honorable mention in Editorial writing. Our community praises quiet achievement. Donat Mather of Chicago is described waking with indigestion before discovering a missing gold bridge.

Mountain States Montana Wyoming Colorado Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Isabel Doyle Dorothy Walker Tom Brenner

Unclear Fragments Find No Clear News Event

The readable text appears as scrambled phrases about coughing and colds with no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or actionable event. No coherent news item or outcome is discernible from the fragment.

National Credit Corporation aims to revive business activity

Harry J. Haas of the American Bankers Association outlines the National Credit Corporation as a cooperative national instrument to pool banking resources and loan to sound banks lacking federal reserve loan access. He says the plan will benefit citizens nationwide and restore public confidence. The ABA convention endorsed the plan in principle.

New York National Credit Corporation Hoover Harry J. Haas American Bankerers Association Federal Reserve Banks United States Mr. Haas National Credit Corporation American Bankers Association

Bankers End-Year Address Expresses Renewed Confidence

Stephen Stevenson retiring president of the American Bankers Association voices renewed faith in the banking system after a year of nationwide travel. He praises bankers for standing firm under economic stress and stresses optimism rather than pessimism about the profession's future and its role in the nation.

Ome OC. Stephenson American Bankers Association America

Christmas Tree Play and Education Talk Highlight Montana Assembly

The White House conference on child welfare featured a playlet The Story of the Christmas Tree by Mrs Higgins of Butte. Albert Keene spoke on Maxim Gorki the Great Proletarian Dramatist. Dean Freeman Daughters will speak December 16. December graduates receive diplomas. thirteen in the class. Invitations go out for a house dance with Orange Crush orchestra. Beav erhead post officers elected for Jan 14 installation and District Commander Livingston may attend.

Y. W. Co Mrs. Higgins Butte Albert Keene Russia Maxim Gorki Dean Freeman Daughters School of Education State University Missoula Montana State Board of Educational Examiners Muriel Taylor Agnes Beuthien Miss Duboe Laura Jane Osborne Dr. Davis Bonnie Eakman Recreation Hall Orange Crush Orchestra B. L. Fairbanks George R. Baker Beaverhead Mining’ District CG. M. Casterline J.C. Fuller

Eliel Brothers Led Dillon Growth and Schools Leader Dies

Leonard Eliel, a key Dillon official and school board member, helped establish the city and its schools with his brother Adolph and other relatives. He served as city council member and trusted leader of the townsite company, earning the community’s friendship and esteem. Funeral Thursday at the family home with Rev. H N Tragitt officiating. He survived by Frank and four nephews in Los Angeles.

Promise Leonand Mbert Adolph Montana Eliel ° Brothers Utah Idaho Franklin Round Valley Danville Oneida Black Rock Eagle Rock Idaho Falls Beaver Canyon Dillon Eliel Brothers Lambert Leonard B. F. White Leonard Eliel Frank Paul and Leon Los Angeles Milton Davidson

Quartet of D Company 163rd Infantry Shapes Army Fame

In 1917 to 1919 D Company quartette of the 163rd Infantry rose to prominence across the 41st Division. Jones Linson Williamson and Fogarty sang from mess halls to officers tables, thrilling 5 000 at a Leviathan dining hall and later on NBC dedicatory programs. Former comrades sent telegrams from Dillon Great Falls Butte Billings Anaconda Spokane.

D Company 163Rd Infantry Jones Linson Williamson Fogarty Vaterland Darktown Cap” Jones John L. Fogarty Butte Billings National Broadcastings Network NBC Montana Dillon Great Falls Anaconda Spokane

Enrollment Reaches Record 67 Paid Up for 1932

Monday night’s meeting highlighted membership growth with 67 paid up for 1932, more than half the state quota and a record advance in enrollments. The prompt asks if you ante’d yet.

Beaverhead Post Rounds Up New Members and District Meet Set

Grant E. Finch of Danbury Conn signs for the 1932 Beaverhead Post dues bringing its total to 60. The post notes a bronze war monument dedication costing 265000 and a drum and bugle corps that attended the Detroit meeting. District Meet announced in Mining group on January 9 with state officers.

Beaverhead Danbury Conn Grant E. Finch Finch Normal College Post Detroit Dr. Finch W. L. Chapman Butte Art’ Lamey Havre

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