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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1932

Page

8

Local groups plan Washington bicentennial programs

The article describes a series of Washington themed events in February including school program scenes led by Miss Ogilvie and Miss Donahue, Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, Sunday school songs, Lions club dinner in colonial decor, and an Enter prise Camp NA program with a colonial drill. Proceeds support the camp relief fund. Volunteers and guests will wear colonial dress and a Washington booth will offer souvenirs and refreshments.

Washington Rebekahs A.W. Wilson Coy Rice Roy Ford J. Johnson Lions A. W. Wilson Country Inn Daughters of the Lions Enterprise Camp Washington Booth

Exceptional Opportunity for Experienced Life Insurance Salesman

Experienced life insurance salesman sought for Home Office Representative role at 404 Strain Building, Great Falls Montana. Opportunity to join a proven agency with strong client base and growth potential.

Remarkable Formula For Women Suffering Headaches

A scientific prescription now prescribed by doctors quickly removes nervousness pain irritability and low mood at certain times. It is pleasant to take stimulating and does not depress the heart nor form a habit. Many workplaces use AWOL daily through doctors and nurses who deem it safe harmless and non narcotic.

Bulldogs take early lead but Panthers rally in clash

The Panthers jumped ahead in the opening period while the Bulldogs maintained control. In the second half the first string players entered for a mop up, adding 15 points in about five minutes. Bates led Normal with 14 points, while Houghnant and Haynes scored for the visitors as defense held but offense struggled, with sixteen Teachers players taking the floor.

Caied Bulldogs Panthers Bates Houghnant Haynes

The Greek Cheesecake Legacy and Modern Cheesecake

By Marye Dahkney Kraft Cheese Institute traces cheesecake origins from ancient Greek offerings to modern Philadelphia Cream Cheese cheesecake. It outlines the dessert’s cultural pedigree and provides a step by step recipe using Zweiback crumbs, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, eggs and cream baked until set.

Marye Dahnke Kraft Cheese Institute Philadelphia

Popcorn Balls Served After Dismissal

Readable text notes that portions labeled consisting of popcorn balls were served immediately following dismissal, indicating a brief snack event tied to a school or public gathering as described in the fragment.

Causes of disease simplified by modern diagnostic tools

Dr. H L Scarborough Eye Sight Specialist offers new diagnostic method using ophthalmoscope to assess blood condition. He cites Dr. Geo W Crile on natural death and acid saturation. Free consultations at Andrus Hotel on Friday and Saturday February 19 and 20.

Geo. W. Crile Cleveland America H. HL Scarborough Andrus Hotel

Cattle Sheep Tract for Sale at Mountain Foot

A 160 acre tract at the foot of the mountains offers water shelter hay and grass with good buildings and priced at 3000. Ideal for a young man willing to work. Contact C C Newman Dillon Montana.

C. C. Newman Dillon, Mont

Public speaking students beat college on current events test

Harry Ford and James Kurtz scored 90 while Wilbur Gilbert Hester Olsen Edith Orr Florence Peters Edison Kent and Herman Schwab scored 80 as the public speaking class topped college students on a February 1 Current Events exam. The 90 students far outperformed the university average of 48 and the public speaking average was 70.78. Questions asked included Grandi and Gandhi, the Democratic candidate for president, U S vice president, the next presidential election, England's prime minister, Laval, Russia's political leader, Manchuria, and mayors of Chicago and Seattle.

Harry Ford James Kurtz Wilbur Gilbert Hester Olsen Edith Orr Florence Peters Edison Kent Herman Schwab Ninty Grandi Gandhi United States England Pierre Laval Russia Manchuria Chicago Seattle The Beaver

Eye sight specialist to visit Andrus Hotel event

Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Andrus Hotel Friday and Saturday February 19 and 20 to examine eyes. Walking in her sleep, 18-year-old Dora Payne of Chicago fell 40 feet but was unhurt. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound praised for fast cough relief. For sale by Geo. M. Gosman.

Wieatlan Andrus Hotel Dora Payne Chicago Foley Foley’s

Beavers Fall Short in Big Lima Night

Beavers and Beaverettes dominated Lima High opponents at the gym. Beavers win 60-18 while the girls beat Lima 68-13 led by Vandegrift with 24 points and Downing 16. Lima’s Franks 6 and Downing 7 highlighted the contest.

Beavers Beaverettes Lima Lima High Vandegrift Downing Exum English Gilbert Pat Downing Franks Kamps Beaverhead High Stahl Oo Ltd O’brien A. Gilbert Conklin Blair D. Gilbert Peterson Carpita BR Kendricks Louder Callahan

Bannack News Recaps Local Travel and a Newborn

Mr and Mrs Tweedy with companions road to Dillon via Armstead when their car skidded on ice near Medicine Lodge flipping it over. Passengers escaped with bruises as the wrecked car kept its engine running and the trip continued. Several Bannack residents traveled to Dillon Boulder and Seattle for visits and work while influenza and a major operation affected others. The first child born in Bannack since the mining era is noted.

Haviland Mr. Becker Jennings Dillon W. Steele Bannack Mr. Robinson Butte Sam Bell Boulder W. Frankie P. Favaro Judson Best Bud Galt Dr. Routledge al Ward

George Washington Birthday Bi Centennia l Observance Noted

The piece traces Washingtons birthday celebrations from 1783 to a nationwide bicentennial from February 22, 1932, through Thanksgiving 1982. It cites Thomas Jefferson on Washingtons intellect integrity and character, portraying him as wise, good, and great with a noble bearing and precise judgment.

Washington Congress George Washington Thomas Jefferson

Agriculture Students Complete Potato Grading Work

AG boys finish potato grading and complete project books on potatoes. The shop class directed by Mr Williams continues soldering studies and practice including soldering work and forge tasks.

Williams

Ladies Aid Events At First Lutheran Church

The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Michael Lauterbach at her home on Thursday February 18. A food sale is planned at the Graeter Waldorf store on Saturday February 20. Sunday School is set for 10 a.m. with worship at 11 a.m. Luther League follows at 7 p.m. with the theme Persistence in Prayer.

Michael Lauterbach Ladies Aid Graeter-Waldorf Luther League

Buhrer P T A Enjoys Pinochle Evening in Dillon

Last Saturday night the Buhrer school P T A was entertained by Mr and Mrs Squires and Miss Genevieve Squires in Dillon Pinochle was the diversion of the evening Mrs Marie Schmidt and Frank Buhrer held high scores for the evening Bernard Garrison made a business trip to Butte Tuesday Miss Josephine Verbance is ill with the flu Mr and Mrs John Hand motored to Dillon Monday Lee Joy is home with a bad cold Remember the community program for George Washingtons 200th birthday at Reichle school house Monday evening Feb 22.

Buhrer Squires Genevieve ‘Squires Dillon Marie Schmidt Frank Bernard Garrison Butte Josephine Verbance John Hand Lee Joy George Washington Reichle School House

Death claims Japanese worker on county farm at 65

K. Y. Kumamoto aged 65 longtime section crew employee died Sunday night at the county farm from complications of advanced age. He had no relatives in this country, according to friends. Arrangements for burial not yet announced.

K. Y. Kumamoto Friends

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Insurance Ing Great Falls Montana Geo. M. Gosman Socrates Hemlock H. H. Scarborough Butters Katherine Barry Leone Cashmore Helen Wheat Georgia Taylor Edith Hansen Margaret Winter Cecile Morrison Margaret Sweeney Alta Mae Fidler Doris Rogers Virginia Husted Margaret Lee Julion Eva Gilman Margaret Lidstrup Ernestine Stahl Edythe Kenison Eleanor Wheat Georgiana Crouse Mildred Taylor Eloise Olmsted Frances Caverly Arlene Bray Billie Baxter Billy Rogers Jane Waldorf Marjorie Lee Smith Muriel Wahl Betty Boone Teen Jackson Lulu Belle Gilman Bierrum Butte High Crowley McGinley F. Brown O Oblizalo Davidson Lg. Papovich C. Exum Murray Bannack News First Lutheran Church Saad Agundry Barbara Columbia Dillon Bottling Works Hartwig David Manners Sam Hardy Beryl Mercer Wallingford William Haynes Jimmy Durante Ernest Torrence Lelia Hyams
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