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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
5
Noah Beery Jr. stars with Rex in a Western themed feature focusing on a man and his horse. The piece highlights the virile spirit of the old West and the dramatic partnership between performer and animal.
Local residents report visits from relatives and friends including Mrs Anna Thompson and Mrs Thomas L Scott of Grant. Several plan to spend winter in California Long Beach and Park City. News notes cover shop changes, street light installs, a regional Farmers Union meeting, and a car accident on North Idaho Street.
Three game checking stations at Wise River Jerry Creek and Quartz Hill tallied 175 hunters with 30 deer and three elk. Overall counts show 280 deer and 95 elk seen, with Jerry Creek the most hunted. Regional Forest Service studies aim to guide prudent game management.
Christmas lights funding drew interest from several organizations as the Rotary club advanced its Christmas lighting program. Dillon Lodge No 16 A F and A M elected officers for the coming year with Bent Megquier as worshipful master and George W. Dart as secretary.
Harold Wheat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wheat, named one of twelve debate team members and will represent Montana University in a forthcoming debate with Gonzaga University next month. Ardella Lanmer notes the group met after school on Wednesday sewing four gifts and sharing a peanut treat with 17 Brownies present.
The Paramount Cleaners opened Monday in a N Idaho Street building opposite Hartwig theatre with owner and manager Charles Pilgrim and modern machinery using inflammable fluid. Don's Dance band will play between bouts of a fight card next Saturday at the city hall featuring Tiny Holden and Bill Perusich. Dillon shooters won many prizes at a turkey shoot in Argenta with Ace Riley hitting a bullseye. Born to Earl and Mrs Bjork a baby daughter on Monday morning at Barrett hospital.
In Montana State College preparations for a Christ atorium program continue for weeks. Pine Tree Troop 8 met at the training school to create scrapbooks for orphans in Twin Bridges. Bitter Root patrol made three Johnny Hicks scrapbooks, Star patrol the Dionne quintuplets, and Squirrel patrol a Shirley Temple book.
Mrs A G Williams hosted her bridge club Wednesday at her Rife street home. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to conclude the festive evening.
Officers for the year 1936 were elected by Dillon Camp No 9511 M W A. Advisers include Clarence Koenig and N R Nelson as treasurer. W E Stinson serves as escort with J I Kerr as watchman. R K Nedrow is sentry and J M Nettik is trustee for a three year term. F J Lasich is secretary. N P Christian sent.
Funeral services for Mrs Martha A. Pyeatt were conducted Thursday morning at Brun Kladge chapel by the Rev W J Loar of First Baptist. She died Tuesday night at a Butte hospital and was shipped to Sedan for interment.
Funeral services for the late Tom McCarthy were held last Thursday at the Brundage chapel with Rev. F. X. Lechner of St. Rose Catholic Church officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery. An illegally killed deer was sold at auction last Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Pat Flynn in front of the courthouse, its carcass confiscated by Deputy Game Warden Charles Price. In a separate matter, the December term of the district court closed after the plaintiff agreed to pay a counterclaim and costs in the case of Henry Meine versus Dan F. Mooney regarding a promissory note.
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon Dec. 19 in the church parlors with incoming and outgoing officers as hostesses. All are welcome.
Acknowledges friends for kindness during illness and sorrow. Thanks for flowers, sympathy, letters, and Rev. J Lear's comforting sermon. Mentions Rose Emerick returning from Sheridan Wyoming visit.
Booking agency advertises staging shows of all kinds with talent for stage screen radio night clubs and outdoor events. Licensed and bonded agents operate from 311 Turk Street San Francisco with affiliations in principal cities and contact numbers for engagements.
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