Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 31 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1934

Page

5

Wandering Notables and Local News From Dillon

A mixed Dillon column notes Frank Esterwald and Pete Lasich traveling from Grant and Ogden with horses, and several residents visiting relatives. Other items include arrest of Herman Kenner in Chicago, CCC foreman Paul Temple on vacation, and local social notes. The St. Rose guild meets, real estate seeks buyers, and a miners short course opens at the high school with Prof. Perry teaching prospecting.

Eugene S. Perry Butte School of Mines

Minutes Count Make Call for Neighbor Service

A neighbor’s telephone call prompts a request for service. The incident centers on contact initiated for assistance and the ensuing action by responders. Authorities note the exchange underscores local communication habits and response protocols.

Pathfinder exposes high places swindling public in expose

A Dillon Tribune ad urges readers to subscribe to The Pathfinder weekly, promising fearless reports on business and politics, with behind the news insights from Washington. It offers a one year combo with The Tribune for $2.00 and stresses not to miss future issues.

The Pathfinder National Washington Dillon Tribune the Tribune

Dillon lodge to be instituted with notable officials present

The message says the lodge will be working early this spring and that Al. J. Sartori, supreme dictator, of Spokane, will attend the institution date. Mr. Gove will also be present. An official date will be announced in the Messenger.

New. Lodge al. J. Sartori Spokane Dillon Lodge Mr. Gove

Couple Barretts Recover From Weekend Crash Near Meaderville

Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Barrett of this city are recovering at home after a Sunday morning collision on the highway near Meaderville. Mrs. Barrett has bruises and Mr. Barrett a forehead cut and bruises. the other driver is blamed for being on the wrong side of the road. Both cars were badly damaged.

Robert Barrett Meaderville Barrett

Marriage Announced in Huron South Dakota

Announce the marriage of Miss Loje Jeanette Bangs and Mr. Thomas Rogers Simons on Sunday January 28 in Huron South Dakota. Simons is the oldest son of Rev and Mrs T J Simons of Dillon and both have friends here. Mrs Simons teaches language at Wauboy and Simons manages Robinsons shoe store in Huron where they will reside.

Dillon Huron S. D Loje Jeanette Bangs Thomas Rogers Simons T. J. Simons

Beavers and Fines Roundup in Court

J. E. Meloche pled guilty to trapping beaver without a license and paid a 52.50 fine in Judge Opps court. C. T. Meloche, also jailed on the same charge, was released. Arresting officers were Charles Price, deputy state game warden, and Forest Ranger A. A. Schroeder.

J. E. Meloche Opp C. T. Meloche Charles Price A. A. Schroeder

Simpson Named Postmaster Candidate in Hillyard Wash

Will W. Simpson longtime local resident and editor of a Hillyard Washington newspaper is slated for the postmaster post there. Simpson formerly served on the Tribune staff in Spokane and was reported unopposed for the position.

Will W. Simpson Hillyard, Wash Spokane Daily Chronicle Simpson Tribune Force

Firemen's Masquerade at City Hall on Feb Twenty Second

The Dillon firemen sponsor the annual masquerade dance at the city hall on February 22 Washington's birthday. No costumers will be in the city this year, allowing dancers to show homemade originality.

The Dillon Firemen City Hall Washington

Card party at P N G club draws large turnout

Friday night event under the P N G club auspices filled 17 tables. Ladies' high score went to Mrs. John Wolfe and low to Mrs. Paul Stahl. Among the men, Sam Conklin held high score and William McKinnon won the prize. John Rowett took the door prize.

P. N. G. Club John Wolfe Paul Stahl Sam Conklin William McKinnon John Rowett

St James Guild Meets At Mrs Melton Home

Mrs George M Melton and Mrs E B Roe host the St James guild Thursday afternoon at Mrs Melton's home for an informal gathering.

Bus schedule changes announced for afternoon departure

The north bound bus now leaves at 1 17 in the afternoon instead of 2 17 as formerly announced by management. Mrs J E Doyle of the Centennial valley is visiting with her daughters here. Sunday the family motored to Missoula to visit with Mickey Doyle a student at the university.

J. E. Doyle Centennial Valley Missoula Mickey Doyle University

Methodist Aid Society Meeting Set In Church Parlors

The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday at 3 PM in the church parlors with Mrs. Jennie Haynes and Mrs. George Farrell as hostesses. Everyone welcome.

Methodist Aid Society Jennie Haynes George Farrell

Salt Lake City Radio Program Mailings Question

Question about mailing out Salt Lake City KSL and KDYL radio programs to you each week. Seeks clarification on whether mail subscriptions are offered and how to sign up.

Lake City KSL KDYL

Community Bride Ties Two Pioneer Montana Families

The couple, members of pioneer Montana families, wed as friends and relatives gather in the community to wish them a happy life. Bickford, a pious Beaverhead county high school figure and social favorite, recently graduated from Broadwater high and attends Montana State Normal college.

Fi ‘Bickford Beaverheada County Bickford Broadwater High School Montana State Normal College Montana

Public Card Party at St Rose Guild Draws Praise

A St Rose guild hosted a public card party last Thursday that attendees called highly enjoyable. Door prize went to Mrs Henry Olsen. Pinochle high winners included Robert Quackenbush and Mrs H H Bramsman with others taking low prizes. Bridge and Pinochle were also awarded high and low prizes to several players.

St. Rose ,Guild Henry Olsen Bridge E. D. Sanding William Jowell Kakuske Paul Bramemat Robert Quackenbush H. B. Baumberger Jack Dodd H. H. Bramsman

Mrs Nose Jr Hosts Card Party For Mrs Coppin

Mrs Nose Jr entertained in honor of Mrs Coppin with a pinochle card party. Mrs Anderson won high score and Mrs Schmittroth received consolation. A shower of gifts was given to the guest of honor and refreshments were served at midnight. Mr and Mrs Nose Jr and Ming Dorothy Talent left Friday for Roundup.

Joe Nose, Jr Mae Talent John Coppin Mner Anderson Louis Schmittroth Mrs. Nose, Jr Ming Dorothy Talent

Bridge Dinner Wins High Score For Romersa Tash Hosts

Mrs. W. J. Romersa and Mrs. Dale Tash hosted a bridge dinner Saturday at Mrs. Romersa's home. Five tables competed in contract bridge after a 7 o'clock dinner, with Mrs. John Orr taking high score and Mrs. Norman Henry finishing low.

W. J. Romersa Dale Tash Romersa John Orr Norman Henry

Mrs Stamm and Mrs McCracken Host Bridge Evening

Mrs Walter Stamm and Mrs T Lee McCracken entertained many friends Monday at Mrs Stamm's home. Valentine decorations set the mood for dinner and four tables played contract bridge with Mrs Alvin Jones high scorer and Mrs John Orr low.

Walter Stamm T. Lee “McCracken Stamm Valentine Alvin Jones John Orr

Bulldogs Pups Triumph Over Eagles 84 31

The Bulldog Pups played at Sheridan Tuesday night and defeated the independent Sheridan Eagles by 84 to 31.

Sheridan Bulldog Pups Sheridan Eagles

Winter Days OOD Hot Dishes For Winter

One day menus offer hearty corn based recipes that boost calories and mood. Savory corn dish mixes canned corn eggs green pepper butter milk and cheese then bakes in a buttered dish. Serves eight. Corn Cakes combine eggs sour milk soda and flour to form a simple batter.

Four-year-old Albino child injured after horse kick

The four-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Albino ranchers from the northern valley was brought to the city Thursday afternoon for surgery after being kicked on the forehead by a horse while following his father in the barn.

Howard Albino

Canoe Trip Down Salmon River Linked to Two-Year-Old Journey

Field and Stream features an article by George Baker recounting a Salmon River voyage by Louis Schmittroth and Roy Forrester two years earlier. The piece appears in the current issue now on local newsstands.

Field and Stream George Baker Salmon River Louis Schmittroth Roy. Forrester

County Board Tightens Requisition Rules for Bills

During the February session the board of county commissioners urged merchants to attach proper requisitions to all bills as required by the June 1933 resolution, stressing accountability for county financial claims.

Board of County Commissioners

Valentine Party At Miss Talent's Home

Miss Kathleen Talent entertained fifteen friends Sunday evening for a Valentine party with dancing and refreshments.

Kathleen Talent

St James Guild to Meet at Mrs Melton’s Home

Mrs EB Roe and Mrs George M Melton will host St James guild entertainment Thursday afternoon February 1b at Mrs Melton’s residence.

St. James Guild Eb, B. Roe George M. Melton Melton

Dillon Gun Club Marksman Hits 86 of 90 in Sioux City

Ted Renfro of the Dillon Gun Club knocked out 86 of 90 birds at the flyer championship match in Sioux City Iowa on Monday, according to press dispatches.

Ted Renfro The Dillon Gun Club Sioux City Iowa

Johnson Utilimotors at Dillon express office bargain

A brief ad hawks Johnson Utilimotors offered as a big bargain at the Dillon express office. The notice lists a suitable washing machine and a pump jack among items from Harris Machinery Co in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

H.P Johnson Dillon Harris Machinery Co Minneapolis Minn

How One Man Lost 22 Pounds

Detroit man Herman Rankis shares his Rheumatism sufferer testimony praising Kruschen Salts. He claims one bottle eliminated joint aches, started a diet, and helped him shed 22 pounds. The ad promises safe fast fat loss with half a teaspoon in hot water each morning, an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks, with money back if not satisfied.

Herman Rankis Detroit America

Food distributed to relief recipients by Red Cross

A large supply of fresh beef eggs and butter was distributed among persons on relief rolls from the Red Cross headquarters on Wednesday.

Red Cross

Man Made Ill by Gas After Meals

W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppages due to stomach gas after eating. Adlerika removed the gas, restoring appetite and concealing warnings. Geo Gosman, Druggist, endorses the remedy and claims it allows him to eat anything without distress.

W. L. Adams Adlerika Geo, M. Gosman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank” Esterwald Grant Pete Lasich Ogden Warren Shaw Big Hole Basin Washington, D. C Herman Kenner Chicago Paul Temple CCC Nine Mile Camp Robert Rolfe of Jackson John Jackson Constance Nancy Barrett Horse Prairie Harriet Tooley Harlowtown A. F. Waldorf Texas Fort Worth ST. Rose St. Rose Guild St. Rose Hall C. C. Newman Ralph and Clark Huntley Wallace Francis Presbyterian Church Ben Wahle Boulder Ben Wahle, Jr Helena J. E. Kelly Nels Nelson Deer Lodge W. O. Ensign Sam Wilkinson May. Sprinkle Cyrena Sprinkle Englebert Langenhovel Martha Langenhovel Stockton, Calif Desart Helen Puls Charles Bragg Nottingham Eng Nicholas Kemmel Warm Springs W.C. Orr W. E. Barry Kemmel England Carl B. Taylor Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Beaverhead Abstract Company Pearl I. Smith Dillon, Mont Dakota Trapper E. B. Roe Federal Deposit: Insurance Corporation Banking Ghild Renfro Hartwig Charlie Chan Warner Oland Heather Angel John Warburton Alice Brady Maureen O’sullivan Franchot Tone Robert Armstrong Dorothy Wilson Richard Cromwell Richard McCarthy East Granite Butte Lewis & Walker Wyoming Butte Mont Shippers Little Music Store Paramount Black Diamond Ukelele Brunswick
Search Courier

Search the Dillon Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dillon Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication