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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
8
The Glen Pp T A plans a February social meeting on the 3rd at the Buhrer home with Mrs Poole and Mrs Buhrer as joint hostesses. Numerous local residents are noted visiting and shopping in Dillon and Butte while others travel for medical and religious services.
Nelson P. T. A announces a regular meeting at the school house Friday at eight o'clock with a short Founder's Day program followed by cards. Community invited to attend.
The text notes two men named George and Joe returning alive and unscalped, claiming they belong to the tribe and performed well under difficult circumstances. It references Montana legislature risks since Marcus Daly and William A. Clark fought for supremacy, and hints at ongoing political tensions and a rough career in public service.
Prs Ike rife and son guests at Anna Pe Mansfield home Monday. Lee Tower of Dillon visited Grant Monday. Frank Esterwald drove to Arnstead Thursday. Jim Jensen of Medicine Lodge visited Grant Friday. Mrs Oku Larrabee and son travel to Wykoff Minnesota to visit friends and relatives for weeks. L C Stocker business trip to Dillon Thursday. Oscar Gravely of Dell was a Grant business visitor Thursday. Mr and Mrs C P Brenner and Isabelle motor to Dillon Friday and back the same day. Edgar Rite attended two business matters in Grant Monday. J H Sheser and Mrs Blair of Dillon visited Grant Friday. Mrs Samson Hughes and son Dehton returned home after a month in Bozeman. Dy Bernhardt and Phil St Marie of Pocatello guests at Stocker home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Rosenbaum spent Friday in Armstead. Alex Christie motored to Armstead Friday. Pierce children spent weekend in Dillon with mother. James Blair and Lewis Steinbrecker motored to Dillon Monday. Jim Jensen of Medicine Lodge visited Grant Monday. L C Stecker spent Tuesday in Dillon.
Dorothy Cantela outlines the life of the Marehall family, elite yet unconventional, centered on Professor Marshall of the Leonetonics department. The rambling West Side home, Sunday gatherings, and Sylvia Marlhall’s blend of beauty and sensitivity reveal a world at odds with local elite circles, marked by early shocks over familial difference.
Job postings outline vacancies in Foreman Forestry Automotive mechanics and related trades at $2600 to $3000 yearly in the western states. Applications due by Feb 10 1934 with testing by the Eleventh U S Civil Service District Seattle and state offices. Also covers Farmers' Union meeting notes and a narrative excerpt on Sylvia’s moral awakening from a Dorothy Canfield story.
Quick and safe home treatment for piles using Prescription 990¢ endorsed by hundreds of physicians. Apply at home with no operation, full treatment in $1.00, mailed in plain wrap by RDP.O Laboratories Holton Kansas. If no relief after one tube, money refunded.
An old advertisement touts a non narcotic tablet marketed as instantly relieving severe headaches period pains earache in children nervous tension sleeplessness and muscle dental or rheumatic pain. It claims endorsements by thousands of physicians and nurses and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists or C.LAB LABORATORIES.
The fragment urges studying the instructions on the form before preparing a return. It warns against procrastination and stresses early data assembly for careful consideration of tax problems. It cautions against destroying memoranda used in prior returns.
A Dillon crowd attended the funerals of Edward Marchesseau and related figures. Pall bearers included Andy Pyle George Harrison John Judge W S Tash Will Parish and Ross Nay. Nearby mourners from Nogales Missoula Bannack Anaconda joined relatives at the services.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks after taking one box of Kruschen Salts She claims to be 28 and weighed 170 pounds before the treatment and 150 pounds after four weeks She adds she has more energy and no hungry moments Fat folks should take one half a teaspoon daily or as directed on bottle
President Francis notes Thomson at the Butte college awards to Thomas Barker of Butte the Amy Jennings scholarship from the national Women’s Auxiliary of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers for 1934. Past recipients include Herbert W. Hard 1929 Thomas F. McBride 1930 Edward P. Cadwell 1981 and John D. McAuliffe 1938, all graduates or students connected to mining and metallurgy. Competition for the award was open to honor students at mining and metallurgy colleges nationwide.
The Whitehall Rotary Club met on February 12 to honor its installation with an engaging program. Fred Bennion, district governor, will present the charter as Past Governors Tom Davis of Butte, I F Mazelbaker of Dillon, and Alfred Atkinson of Bozeman offer addresses. The Lyric Quartet from the city will perform among several musical acts in the program.
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