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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1934

Page

8

Local social and business notes from Dillon area

Mrs Mack Poole and Marie Schmidt led high scores for an evening event while Henry Lehman took top notes and Mrs John Verbance plus Ernest Huber received consolation prizes. A PTY AY program meets at Buhrer school house Friday Feb 16. Dan Piccone attends Oregon Short Line Foremen's Council in Pocatello Idaho. John Hand shop in Dillon Wednesday. Donald Tash visits Hartwig home. World Service group meets at Methodist parsonage Thursday 3 pm. Eclipse Grocery manager Frank Reardon and D C Bertoglio visit. Pascal Bimat handles Dillon business matters.

Whoo Mack Poole Marie Schmidt Henry Lehman John Verbance Ernest. Huber PTY AY Buhrer Dan Piccone Pocatello Idaho Oregon John Hand Dillon Donald Tash Hartwig

Senator Wheeler Fights For Silver Remonetization

The report notes Senate resolution to remonetize silver 16 to 1 and a presidential push to revalue gold at 40 percent, linking it to a three billion dollar U.S. profit and banker opposition. It also covers predatory animal control funding cuts, calls on Lew Douglas, Wallace, and Hopkins, and cites proposals for old age pensions and CWA funding as recovery measures.

Senate House Committee Banking and Currency Committees U. S. Treasury United States B. K. Wheeler House Douglas Lew Douglas Wallace Appropriations Committee Congress Coyotes Lew Western States U. S Greenway Arizona Roosevelts CWA PWA

Nelson School Hosts P T A Pinochle Night

A P T A sponsored pinochle party at the Nelson schoolhouse on January 12 with fourteen tables. Prizes went to James Morrison and Mrs. Catherine Poole for high, Elwyn Bell and Mrs. J L Willard for low. New pupils Sylvia and Otto Christensen joined first grade after moving from Dillon. Absent or tardy notes limited to a few individuals. no January tardies. Founders Day program on February 2 featured Lee Schuler singing, then eight tables for cards, with prizes to Mrs John Albers and Mike Lauterbach high and Mrs T T McAdam and Elwyn Bell low. Refreshments served at midnight. Don Irving of Chambersburg, IL offered free turnips to interested residents.

Pp. T. A James Morrison Catherine Poole Elwyn Bell J. L. Willard Evelyn Henry Meine Bobby Meine Elinor Johnson Sylvia Otto Christensen Doris McAdam Dorn Giudici Charles Miller Charles Doris Lee Schuler John Albers Mike Lauterbach T. T. McAdam

Valentine Party Ideas For Children

A playful guide suggests hosting a children’s Valentine party with red paper hearts and lively decorations. It recommends ice cream molds shaped as hearts and cupids, a ribboned Valentine Refrigerator Roll, Currant Mint Punch, vanilla ice cream toppings, hot chocolate, and homemade salted almonds to charm young guests.

Valentine

Molded Heart Dessert and Currant Mint Punch

Fold currant jelly with egg white to form a filling for vanilla wafers. chill to cylinder shape and coat with remaining filling. Make a molded heart dessert with gelatin and pineapple rings topped by cherries. Serve currant mint punch hot or cold with lemon and orange juice. mint sprigs garnish.

Rec Valentine

Easy Pleasant Way to Lose Fat Advertisement

An old advertisement promises rapid fat loss claiming 15 pounds per month and boosted energy. It touts clearing skin and reducing a double chin, urging readers to weigh themselves and start with an 85 cent bottle of chrischer Salts for four weeks with a daily half teaspoon in hot water.

Beaverhead Music Club Recital Highlights Local Talent

The Dillon recital featured Bass II Richardson Wayne Walters Clarence Baker Ted Whit mir Arthur Rock and others with Ernnest Talent Willard Albright James Kurtz and Sterling Schagel among vocalists. Performances included The Holy Hour Life’s Weaving and In the Garden with violin solo by Willard Albright. spring weather notes and local license holder Pearl I Smith noted.

Lovin Anthony Bramsman Donald Lowry Marcus Nichols W. W. Clark Rosary Nevin Erling Richardson Alfred Wesler Sterling Schagel Mills Wayne Walters le Roy Sands Duane Dugan Violin Willand Albright

Dillon Area Socials and Ranch News Highlight Local Visitors

Montgom ery and son George visited Dillon and Elk Horn Springs over the weekend. George Harrison and the Pyles plus Madden, Tash, Brown, Boughton and Sporich families appear in a flurry of local calls. A 17 year old Sporich girl recovers from surgery in Butte. Real estate on E Sebree Street offered at 700 dollars for quick turn. Local town sentiment leans toward those terms as C C Newman notes. A W Butts of Butte visits the Foote home.

E. Sebree Street C. C. Newman Dillon

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The World Service Organization Methodist Parsonage Frank Reardon Eclipse Butte D. C. Bertoglio City Pascal Bimat Dell Edward W. Pickard Harry Hopkins Washington Roosevelt Nelson School Don Irving Chambersburg, Ill Yosephine Gibson Heinz Food Institute Beaverhead Valley Beaverhead County I. A. Hazelbaker Big Hole Dillon Gardens Pearl I. Smith Montgomery George Elkhorn Springs George Harrison Andy Pyle Ruth Lucy Frank Madden Elkhorn ‘Springs Harry Andrus W. S Tash J. J Brown Bannack H. M. Boughton Marchesseau Ranch Wilbur Tash W. S. Tash D. L. Ranch Blas Sporich St. James Hospital Mrs A. W. Butts of F. I. Foote Homer Niu Mae Valentines Tribune Book Store Pathfinder Dillon Tribune
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