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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

8

Stork Shower Honors Mrs Sherman Koontz Guests Attend

Mrs M R Rand and Sophia Guyazedanea 31 guests attended a stork shower for Mrs Sherman Koontz on Friday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs Rollo Henderson Fay Sutton Rosa Lee Brown and Mrs L B McGivney. A stork appearance delivered gifts followed by lunch. Attendees included Mrs Smith Ames Mrs D R Gordon Miss Annie Stocker and others from Dillon and Medicine Lodge. A baby boy named James Lewis was born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Kington last Friday at Barrett hospital.

Sophia Guyazedanea Sherman Koontz Rollo Henderson Fay Sutton Rosa Lee Brown L. B. McGivney Smith Ames D. R. Gordon Annie Stocker Ray Koontz Leonard Childs Dillon Ike and Edgar Rife Medicine Lodge Jesse Brown Carl Hansen M. R. Rand W. P. Scott Sophia Guyaz Hileen White Lewis Kington Barrett Hospital James Lewis P. T. Scott Francis White B. J. McMenomey William Bichler Dillon Sewing Club

Community Notes From Reichle and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Julius Hartwig and two sons Carl and William visited the Carl Mast home in Dillon. Mr and Mrs William Smith of Reichle dinnered with Mr and Mrs Dan Smith at Divide. Fay Gransberrys held a surprise social evening. Ice supplies rise as ranchers prepare for summer. Walter Kleghorn improved after Portland clinic treatment. James Mcellrath visited Twin Bridges with brother Charles. Mrs Mary Kambich leaves for San Francisco with son Carl. Margaret Moran visits sister Mrs Carl Kambich. Pine Tree Troop No 3 reports first aid work aiming for badges at March court.

Julius Hartwig Carl William Carl Mast Dillon William Smith Reichle Dan Smith Divide Fay Gransberry California Walter Kleghorn Portland James Mcellrath Twin Bridges Charles Mary Kambich San Francisco Calif Miss Margaret Moran Carl Kambich Pine Tree Troop No Jack Sockness G. L. Routledge Court of Awards Mary Spegar

President's Ball in Lima Net Receipts of 55 Dollars

A letter from H. Truax, chairman of the President's Ball at Lima, reports the event was a success with receipts totaling 39 dollars and donations of 16 dollars, making a grand total of 55 dollars. Truax thanks attendees and donors.

H. Truax Lima Truax

Rural TB seal sale shows slight increase

Beaverhead County rural Christmas seal drive reports a small rise in totals. Miss Neil Doyle, rural seal sale chair, submitted figures to the Montana Tuberculosis Association in Helena. Schools collected funds from numerous towns and districts, with notable sums from Lima and Millpoint, while some areas reported zero sales.

Beaverhead County Neil Doyle Montana Tuberculosis Association Helena Wise River Wisdom and Armstead Bannack Nelson Dewey Quartz Hill Grant Birch Creek Lima Polaris Dell Jackson Blacktail East Fox Drummey Gibbons Nicholia Riverside Argenta Millpoint Lakeview Monida Hildreth Rife

Polaris Visitors and Local Snow Turn Week in Dillon Area

Polaris welcomed Stella Lee R D Marchesseau and J D Harrison this past week as Marchesseau visited family and celebrated the birth of son Don January 30 at Barrett hospital. A gale and heavy snow impacted travel on Grasshopper and in the valley, with 3.5 to 5 feet of snow in Elkhorn areas. Ice harvesting continued as ranchers moved stock, and several cattle drives occurred between DL Tash and Pyle ranches plus Bannack. Evelyn Leo left for Washington after six weeks visiting Stella Leo in Miles City.

Dillon Stella Lee R. D. Marchesseau J. D. Harrison Marchesseau Don Barrett Hospital Jim Berry Upper Grasshopper Wilbur Tash Pyle U. S Polaris Elkhorn Springs Elkhorn Mountain John Judge W. S. Tash DL Ranch Tash Ranch Beaverhead John Knoll Harry Tash, Jr Henry Hollinger Lee Stewart Warm Springs Evelyn Leo Washington Miles City Miss Leo Stella Leo

Warm weather delays Dillon ice carnival event

Dust and milder temperatures forced officials to postpone the Dillon ice carnival set for Sunday afternoon. The municipal rink near Barrett hospital suffered poor ice quality after Saturday night and Sunday sun, with wind carrying dust that would slow speed skaters.

Dillon Barrett Hospital

Cattle Market Regains Stability After Price Declines

Chicago reports the cattle market stabilizing after a sharp late 1937 to early 1938 drop in better grade cattle. A Bureau of Agricultural Economics survey cites higher supplies, weaker meat demand, rising poultry and pork consumption, and lower hide prices as key factors. Slaughter in 1938 also expected to be lower due to restocking.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics Chicago Corn Belt

Open competitive exam for Assistant Communications Operator

The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for Assistant Communications Operator to fill the Junior Radio Operator post in the Fifth Air Navigation District Bureau of Air Commerce with Salt Lake City headquarters. Applications due February 23, 1938 in Denver Colorado.

United States Civil Service Commission Fifth Air Navigation District Bureau of Air Commerce Salt Lake City Utah Colorado Idaho Montana Nebraska Nevada Wyoming Oregon U. S. Civil Service District Post Denver U. S. Civil Service Board Dillon Post Office

Montana fishermen draft proposals for 1938 fishing rules

Montana fishermen prepare suggestions to present to the State Fish and Game Commission at its April 1 meeting. The 1938 regulations will be outlined, with John W. Schofield listed as state supervisor.

Billings U.P Montana State Fish’ and’ Game Commission John W. Schofield

Beaverhead High Students Prepare 40 Minute Radio Broadcast

Beaverhead County High School students will air a 40 minute program on KGIR Butte from 10 30 to 11 30 a m on March 18 sponsored by the Department of Vocational Education. Departments featured include Orchestra F F A commercial club vocal music journalism home economics and an announcer will be chosen from the school.

L. A. Gregory D. L. Johnson Cathleen Henkel Mary Castles Ethel Anderson Violet M. Eastman

County Forest Revenue Shares Rise for 1937 Totals

Beaverhead county will gain 6196.91 dollars from Beav erhead National Forest revenues with an annual 25 percent allotment for schools and roads. Madison county received 4000.84, Silver Bow 602.26. Lincoln led with 11811.39 rebate.

Beaverhead National Forest Beaverhead County Forest Service Madison County Silver Bow County Lincoln County National Forest Montana Beaverhead Madison Counties The

Orr Named Grand Sword Bearer in Knights Templar

John T. Orr was appointed grand sword bearer of the Knights Templar grand commandery of Montana. The honor came from Morris D. Roland of Libby, grand commander. Orr has long served on the credentials committee and is senior grand deacon of the grand lodge.

John T. Orr Knights of Templar Montana Morris D. Roland Libby Orr Grand Lodge

Will Television Advertising Be Remembered and Paid For

A Rotarian Magazine piece reports on whether viewers will pay attention to television ads. Dr. Elliott notes television demands sustained gaze unlike radio or print. He argues viewers lose ads when eyes stray and stresses balance between words and pictures for effective reception.

Frank R- Eliott John Q Mary A. Public Dr.Elliott Elliott

New Day on the Farm in Batesville News Review

A colorful Batesville Arkansas News Review item riffs on New Deal era government controls over farming. It satirizes agents setting limits on corn and pig numbers, Aunt Mame in Washington pulling pay, and locals fearing loss of freedom under federal rules.

Blue Mame Washington PDQ AAA Batesville Ark News Review

Beav erhead Sportsmen's Meeting Set For February Ninth

Beaverhead Sportsmen's association plans its annual officers election and business at city hall 8 pm Wednesday February 9. Reports include 113 Yellowstone elk planted in Sheep canyon with 89 cows and 24 bulls. herd growth expected and elk remaining in Sheep canyon. Resolutions on 1938 fish and game will be prepared for the Montana State Fish and Game commission.

Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association Yellowstone Park Sheep Canyon Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association Sportsmen’s Association Montana State Fish and Game Commission

Beaver Rock Troop Opens Meeting With Song

Beaver Rock Troop No 1 opened its meeting at 3 30 on Wednesday Mrs Bacon led the group in teaching a song titled Tancus Fart Of Ths The notes and participation were recorded in the meeting minutes.

Beaver Rock Troop NO

Local residents listed amid Idaho Falls trip notes

Gravely, Mr and Mrs Amos Hanson, I M McKnight, Nellie McKnight, Alma Henderson and Mrs George Lefgren are mentioned among residents. Walt Peterson spent several days in Idaho Falls last week. Ralph Green is visiting his sister and family, Mr and Mrs W L Wilson at Dell.

Nine Pocket Billiards Series Ends Amid Record Crowd

A record crowd watched the ninth and final pinochle night with thirteen tables in play. Ladies top scores were Mrs. Wendell Jardine and Mrs. James Johnson. men’s leaders were William Christianson and Tom Clemons. Grand prize winners were Mrs. William Christianson and Mrs. James Johnson for ladies and Tom Clemons and Martin Jackson for men. Firemen praised cooperation. Miss Margaret Sweeny visited the Fred Hirschy ranch weekend.

Wendell Jardine Jim Johnson William Christianson Tom Clemon James Johnson Tom Clemow Martin Jackson Margaret Sweeny Fred Hirschy Ranch

Montana Quips in Brief From Capitol Agenda

United Press details from Helena and statewide notes including Montana’s World Poultry Congress invite, a Great Falls raid defense volunteered by W D Rankin, a dancing license opinion by Attorney General Freebourn, a 35000 dollar school bond issue in Toole County, 41 utility annual reports deadline, 67 chicken pox cases centered in Great Falls and Blaine, a baby auction misread as a suckling pig, rate cuts for Chinook heating gas, and M P Moe seeking national education investigation.

State Health Department Wheeler Montana Public Service Commission Montana. Dakota Utilities Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard. McCarthy East Granite Butte Montar Lewis & Walker Butte, Montana P. O. Box Beaverhead Abstract Company Association T.B Ross Nay Frank Nay dotBdor Pyle Ranch Bob Hoag Anaconda Walter McAndrews Harrison J. D Willian Tower Don Wheat Billie George Stanley Bradley Knights Templar Friendship Club Alfred Peterson Danzie Ouray Arizona New Mexico Texas Old Mexico Mark Clemon Butte Jackson School Odd Fellows Hall Allen Danzie Capitol United Press Cleveland Harriette E. Cushman State College At Bozeman W. D. Rankin WPA Great Falls Harrison J. Freebourn Silver Bow John K. Claxton Toole County State Land Board Railroad Board Blaine County B. K. Kilbourne M. P. ‘Moe O' the ‘Montana Education Association
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