Dillon Notes Visitors and Local Travel Salutes
A long list of residents and visitors share weekend activity in Dillon. Names include A L Seaton from Whitehall, Mr and Mrs Gleed of Lima, Marchesséall of Polaris, Lily Hetfirs of Alder, Hays of Polaris, R J Dansie now from Salt Lake City, and many others visiting or returning from trips to Butte, Polaris, Dillon, and neighboring towns. A Mayo clinic patient returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. WB. Gleed of
Lima
Yillow
Frank, Marchesséall of
Polaris
Andy Hays
R.J. Dansie
Dillon
Salt Lake City
William Gray
Individuals Visit Dillon and Nearby Towns
Dewey Marchesseau travels from Grasshopper with Mrs. Marchesseau and Estelle visiting relatives in Dillon. Mrs. Lulla Carruthers stays in town from Blackfoot Idaho and heads to California for winter. Albert Poe visits Dillon with his father for a leg injury check. Various locals including Nap Goyer, William Gray, and the Roe and Smith families are noted as visitors or shoppers. A farmer seeks a two year lease to purchase 80 to 160 acres or 160 to 320 acres under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Marchesseau
Grasshopper
Lulla Carruthers
Blackfoot
Idaho
California
C. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Christensen Home
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. O. J. Christensen at her home at the corner of Railroad and Orr streets Thursday afternoon. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
O. J. Christensen
Railroad and
Orr Streets
Methodist Ladies Aid Food Sale and Lunch
The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a food sale and lunch in the church parlors Thursday afternoon as part of their regular meeting, offering a chance to support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Books on ONeill and Kelly Reach Tribune Store Stock
The Tribune Book Store now has Eugene O Neill Mourning Becomes Electra and George Kelly Philip Goes Forth available for study. Members are urged to call and reserve them promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra
Eugene O’neill
Philip
George Kelly
Tribune Book Store
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Legislative Committee Event
The Legion Auxiliary was entertained Monday evening by the legislative committee at the home of Mrs. IE. L. Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Auxiliary
Legislative Committee
IE. L. Fairbanks
Two Idaho Couples Wed in Local Rites
William D. Clark of Salmon and Minnie Vezina of Leadore married last Monday by Rev. J. A. Meeke. Tuesday Elder Harold Warner joined John W. Whitehead and Emma Stanger of Idaho Falls. Ella Cook of St. Louis arrested for swindling convicts' wives. she claimed funds would free husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Clark
Salmon
Minnie Vezina
Leadore
J. A. Meeke
Methodist Church
Harold Warner
John W. Whitehead
Emma Stanger
Idaho Falls
Ella Cook
St. Louis
Beavers Poised For Tough Schedule Behind Gallatin Clash
The Beavers prepare for a difficult season with limited practice and uncertain turnout. Coach J W Breeden has arranged games against Manhattan Sheridan Butte High Butte Central Manhattan Butte Central Twin Bridges Lima Anaconda across December through February, aiming to rebound with a strong run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
Beavers
J. W. Breeden
Manhattan
Sheridan
Butte High
Butte Central
Twin Bridges
Lima
Anaconda
Beaver
Principal Announces Christmas Vacation Dates
Principal W. W. Wahl announces that school will be dismissed Friday December 18 and reopen January 4 for the holiday break. Friday afternoon a Christmas party will be held with Catherine Bates as chair and Kenneth Barry Mary Daw and Ralph Davis in charge. There will probably be a matinee dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wahl
Catherine Bates
Kenneth Barry
Mary Daw
Ralph Davis
Beaverhead Post Receives National Legion Award
The Beaverhead post earned a national citation for civic work during the year ending August 31. Activities included sponsoring a Boy Scout troop aid to veterans employment cemetery care and funeral services for veterans and school talks on Armistice day. This is the post’s second national citation in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Post
E. L. Fairbanks
National” “Legion
Indianapolis
Ralph T. O’neill
Russell Cook
National Americanization Committee
United States
Post
Quack Claims 6000 Bottles Sold Amid Silence
A self styled reformer proclaims selling 6 000 bottles of a remedy with no complaints. A heckler counters that dead men tell no tales, echoing distrust in the crowd as the exchange unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Quack
Help For Stiff An' Aching Back
A vintage advertisement claims Foley Pills relieve back ache by stimulating kidneys and purifying the blood. Marketed as a long used remedy, it urges men and women to try the medicine, with satisfaction promised and Geo. M. Gosman listed as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Gosman
Beaverhead Montana Educational Banquet Held at Metlen Hotel
The Beaverhead county branch of the Montana Educational Association held a banquet at the Metlen hotel. L Fairbanks presided as president and delegates to the Delegate Assembly in Butte December 28 to 30 were elected: L Fairbanks Ottilie Brauer Mary Schoenborn. Alternates named include Fay Kirkpatrick Gladys Garr Della Hartwig Albert Keene and Frank Tierney. Keene spoke on International Relationships after a Russia trip. Stella Glasser sang and Frances Robinson played violin. Margaret Hollensteiner was elected secretary replacing Mary Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
Educational Association
Metlen
L. Fairbanks
Montana. Educational Association
Butte
Ottilie Brauer
Mary’ Schoenborn
Fay Kirkpatrick
Gladys Garr
Della Hartwig
Albert. Keene
Trank.Tierney
Butte Lions’ Club
Keene
Russia
Stella Glasser
Frances Robinson
Margaret Hollensteiner
Mary Baker
Trio Sentenced on Gasoline Theft Charge in County Court
Clonnie Roark received six months in county jail while Frank Hunter and Frank Tucker were each given 20 days by Judge L P Phillips after pleading guilty to stealing gasoline from the W W Hawkins car. Roark’s later links suggest possible involvement in ranch robberies and may face district court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clonnie Roark
Frank Hunter
Frank Tucker
L. P. Phillips
W. W. Hawkins
Roark
Rancher Discovers 35 Pounds of Honey on Reichle Property
J. C. Ferguson, prominent Reichle rancher, uncovered a large honey store while tearing out a floor to convert an old building into a garage. He estimated the haul at about 35 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ferguson
Reichle
Secret marriage revealed in Inland Empire News item
Mrs. Jerena Magnus, formerly of Dillon, has wed Sam P. Lowe of Hillyard since last September. The marriage was kept secret until recently, disclosed in an Inland Empire News item edited by Will W. Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire News
Hillyard
Wash
Will W. Simpson
Dillon Tribune
Jerena Magnus
Dillon
Sam P. Lowe
Lost dogs found by trapper on Beaver head
G L Sewell and Clyde Edwards found their hungry dogs and were reunited with them after a trapper picked up the animals on the lower Beaver head Monday and returned them that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.L. Sewell
Clyde Edwards
Beaverhead
Baby John Albert born to Mr and Mrs Henry Judkins
A seven pound baby boy named John Albert was born November 29 in Beaumont Texas to Mr and Mrs Henry Judkins. Mrs Judkins, formerly Miss Ruby Wyatt of this city, announced the birth to Dillon friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Judkins
Beaumont
Texas
Dillon Friends
John Albert
Judkins
Ruby Wyatt
Optometrist Leader Presides At Montana Meeting
Dr. Carl B. Taylor presided over a Montana Association of Optometrists meeting in Butte last Sunday where he serves as state chairman. He reported the gathering was most interesting and instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Taylor
Butte
Montana Association of Optometrists
Taylor
Orrs Host Pinochle Dinner at South Idaho Home
Mr and Mrs Ernest Orr entertained their Pinochle club with a seven o'clock dinner on Thursday evening at their home on South Idaho Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Orr
South Idaho Street
Sewing Club Meets at Mrs. Byron Orr Home
The Daughters of the Nile Sewing club gathered last Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Byron Orr for an enjoyable session and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of ‘the Nile ‘Sewing Club
Byron Orr
Pinochle Club Meets at McAdams Home
The B and B Pinochle club gathered Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs T T McAdam. Delicious refreshments followed a pleasant evening of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B & B. Pinochle Club
T. T. McAdam
Armstead Man Injured In Oil Cap Accident
James Nolan of Armstead was brought to the city Saturday by Clay Roselle after his right eye was removed at Barrett hospital. The oil intake cap crushed his eye when loosened during warming of oil in the crankshaft and a buildup of gas caused the cap to fly out like a bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Nolan
Armstead
Clay Roselle
Barrett Hospital
Nolan
Suzanne Wolfe Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Miss Suzanne Wolfe, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wolfe, marked her seventh birthday with a Saturday afternoon party. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Wolfe
John Wolfe
Court term dates announced for Beaverhead County 1932
Judge Lyman H. Bennett announced Beaverhead county district court terms for 1932 opening on January 4 April 4 July 5 and October 3. Hearing petitions for naturalization are set for June 14 and October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Bennett
Beaverhead County
Mrs Luckben Called to Ridgefarm by Death of Father
Mrs T I Luckben is summoned to Ridgefarm NL after the death Friday evening of her father Dr D C Hinshaw of that city. The notice lists the bereavement and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. I. Luckben
Ridgefarm, NL
D. C.hinshaw
City
Moose meat sold at auction nets $24.25
Three quarters of moose meat were sold Thursday at auction by Charles Price deputy state game warden. The auction brought in $24.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Price
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Jackson
A. L. Seaton
Whitehall
George, Duck
Lily Hetfirs of
Alder
Dorothy
Adelaide Gelhaus
Frank Hoyt
Frank Birrer
John Peterson
Prairid
W.J. Morrison
Rochester
Minn
Korear and Oriental Embroideries
T.J. Simons
South Pacific Street
Bert Orr
Portland
Sam .Madelena
C. E. Barnes
Vancouver
Honolulu
Edwin Whitworth
Dell
Helena
A. W. Wilson
S. S. Patterson
Herb Wheat
H. A. Tyrand
Mr. Moore
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil & Gas Company
W. B. Hartwig
Salt Lake
Fred Gilbert
Jay LaDue
Otto Schultz
Alden Telin
Beaverhead and Madison Sheepgrowers’ Association
A. FE. Barnes
O. M. Carman Company of
Three Forks
William Woody
John Meyers of
Vernon Clark
St. James Hospital
N. S. Ring
Horse Prairie
Francis ‘Tompent
S. B Howell
Grant
J. E., Kelly
H. E.andris
Mrs. Edgar Rife
Kenneth Kenisoh of
Martin Jackson
Big Hole Basin
George Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
Roy Forrester
Mary Sweiich
Mayo Clinic
John J. Jennings
HH. Be, Andrus
Denver
Mark Clemow
George Clemow
R. T. Poe
Snowline
Albert
Dillon Monday
Nap Goyer
Dies Creek
Mra
E. B. Roe
Mrs
Lowell Smith
Lutheran Ladies Aid
ST. Rose Guild
Kenny
D. I. Emerick
St. Rose Guild Hall
Shakespeare Club
National Legion
Men’s Sox
Moe
Bluebird. Club
Illinois
Divretic
Divrenc
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