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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
4
The entry notes a mailing matter described as second class mail, labeled mtbas andes, processed through the Dillon Postoffice for transmission, indicating official handling of a staged postal item over six and three month intervals.
A dated column by C. C. Newman advises farmers to focus on dairy and poultry as stable income sources during hard times. It extols milk cream butter eggs and poultry as reliable profits while other farm yields sag. The piece envisions larger gardens more 4-H participation and continued farming resilience despite economic strain.
Bill Connors of Centennial valley visited friends in the city last week and discussed troubles back home. Dan Mooney testifies to Connors’s dependability and notes Connors remains an optimistic observer despite hardships. The piece mentions grasshoppers pests drought and a ruined ice crop from Tee Worms that honeycombed storage.
Recipe text describes warming corn based dishes for winter. Includes Irish Carrots and Corn O'Brien with butter green pepper diced carrot can corn and pimento, cooked until brown, serves four and costs under a quarter. Also Corn and Pea Friton Toast with cheese sauce, corn, peas, butter, flour, milk, and toast, serves six to eight.
Leo Davis and his ten colored musicians return to city hall this Thursday night. Earl H Roe of Modern Woodmen of America secured the engagement. Davis, director, handles alto sax clarinet trumpet and sousaphone and is noted for World War service and a Europe tour with George Morrison's band.
Mrs Elizabeth Hickey aged years died Tuesday at her daughter's home near the city after a lingering illness. The body was taken to Butte for interment. She was born in Belfonte Pennsylvania and came to Butte about a half century ago. Survivors include a son and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be in Butte. The St Rose guild meets Thursday at the home of Mrs Frank Nelson with Mrs Nelson and Miss Constance Barrett as hostesses.
Montana law dictates if a holiday falls on Sunday the following day is the holiday. Banks in Dillon will not reopen Monday February 18 observing Lincoln's birthday. Mrs. J W Scott of Armstead visits Dillon while her daughter Mrs Claire Seage of Helena is the guest.
Mrs. Bernard Williams and Mrs. T. Lee McCracken will entertain the Elen May guild Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Williams home. The board of county commissioners ended February’s meeting after routine business. Mrs. Gladys Moore of St. Louis testified in her divorce suit that her husband smashed china, broke windows and fractured her nose. James Carter of Burnham NL was arrested for selling spectacles to a woman who could not read English claiming they would enable her to read.
The HE Company, winner of Gold Medal Awards for sardines and tuna in 1915 at San Francisco and 1924 in Philadelphia, will exhibit at the Cen i International Race this year. The Food Products exhibit will show processed canned fish in glass, with sardines in olive oil, olive oil with tomato sauce, and olive oil with curry sauce.
A mixed digest reports a court and school activities in Dillon, an amputation following a murder claim, provincial mining output from the Llecla mines reaching about 147 ounces of silver valued at roughly 770 thousand dollars, and various social tidbits including a visit by the "noble red" men, jail actions in Fort Benton, water scarcity in Wells, and a betting race between Lulu Mason and Muay Bell at Billings.
Excerpts chronicle local happenings in Dillon over 40 30 and 20 years ago: city marshall race notes normal school funding and a fired up light switch ceremony. a Bannack street cock fight and a high police arrest record. and a Montana post office move plus horse sale results and presidential inauguration travel plans.
An analysis of humor and punchlines by Chico Marx, exploring why jokes land. It traces pun and misunderstanding as core elements, notes silent and spoken forms, and cites Harpo, Chaplin, and gag writers as part of comedic craft.
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana informs the defendant Melville Pippalld and others of a filed divorce action. The summons requires an answer within twenty days and warns of default judgment if ignored. The case names Oliver Obs Pmpazgarali as plaintiff and Nel M. Pipageald as defendant. Witness dated January 1939.
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