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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1937

Page

8

Snowbound drive and postponed grazing meeting amid highway drift

The article notes carloads of beef cattle halted in the Big Hole basin with Rudolph Lasich directing a drive to Armstead. An annual Grasshopper Herding association meeting at Nay Bros. ranch was postponed due to road drift between W.S. Tash and Harrison ranches.

Bow Emerick Pahnish Bros. Ko Ranch Rudolph Lasich Armstead Grasshopper Nay Bros Arrison Ranches Stella Co Polaris Dillon Prost Forest Office Harrison Lane Alvin Jurica J. D William Pahnish Pahnish Wisdom

State cooperatives making solid growth

Montana cooperatives report steady expansion in marketing and purchasing, with nearly 18 million dollars in value for 20 000 farmer members during 1935 36. Fourteen Montana coops are stockholders and borrowers from the Spokane bank, which since 1934 has extended over 15 million dollars in credit and shows profits of 347 428.

Montana A. C. Adams Bank For Cooperatives Spokane Adams District Bank Northwest States Farm Credit Administration

Dillon City Tax Levy Correction Letter From Water Commissioner

City Water Commissioner Mr Bayerd of Dillon Montana responds to a newspaper item about Dillon’s tax levy. He states fifteen municipalities with lower levies exist, all towns under 1000 population, while Dillon with over 1000 is the lowest city levy in the state. He says the State Board’s data were misinterpreted and praises Dillon’s economical administration.

Frank W. Brock Rotarian New York State Board of Pharmacy Brock Better Business Bureaus Montana Taxpayers’ Association Dillon FE. Bayerd City Water Montana Bayerd State Board of Equalization Big Sandy

Manse Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Spaulding

The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. A. E. Spaulding Thursday afternoon at her Burfield apartments home.

The Presbyterian Church A. E. Spaulding Burfield Apartments

Expedition aboard Celia studies Central America flora and tribes

Commander J Mortimer Sheppard leads the yacht Celia with Pam American Society of Tropical Research scientists to Central America for months of fieldwork. The team, including assistants and crew, will collect specimens for Carnegie Museum and universities while documenting indigenous practices and jungle life. The vessel features modern comforts and even a washing machine, surprising local communities.

Pahama Central America J. Mortimer Sheppard Celia Pam American Society ‘of Tropital Research Carnegie Museum University of Michigan University of Fine Ars Montgomery Ala Sheppard United States Navy

Kappa Epsilon Guild Hosts Dinner and Initiates Members

The Kappa Epsilon guild met Tuesday at Mrs. Freq Crouse’s home for a 6 pm dinner hosted by Mrs. Crouse and Kathleen Buck. Initiated members include Dorothy Blackburn Helen Buck Bethel Cline Lucille Peck Maybelle Strink Cora Eagerly Eleanor Boetticher Dorothy Irwin Mildred Pahnish and Dorothy Walde mar. Miss Ruby Bogness spoke on religion and church in Mexico. Sponsors are Miss Fay Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Helen Albright.

Kappa Epsilon Guild Freq Crouse Mrs. Crouse Kathleen Buck Dorothy Blackburn Helen Buck Bethel Cline Lucille Peck Maybelle ‘Strink Cora Eagerly Eleanor Boetticher Dorothy Irwin Mildred Pahnish Dorothy Waldemar Ruby Bogness Fay Kirkpatrick Helen Albright

Army Band to broadcast DAR program nationwide

The United States Army Band will present a program dedicated to the Daughters of the American Revolution over a nationwide network of NBC on Monday afternoon February 22 from 4 to 4 30 oclock Mountain Standard Time. Mrs Harry K Daugherty national chairman of radio DAR will speak at 415.

United States Army Band N. B.C Harry K. Daugherty

St James guild meeting to sew for Barrett hospital

The St James guild will meet Thursday February 18 at the guild hall with Mrs W G Gilbert and Mrs Sam Wilkinson as hostesses. Members should arrive at 2 30 for an afternoon of sewing for Barrett hospital. Mrs Dave Moffat has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J M Giles while her husband returns from Denver.

St. James’ Guild Guild Hall W. G. Gilbert Sam Wilkinson Barrett Hospital Dave Moffat J. M. Giles Denver

Baby Boy Born Sunday at Barrett Hospital

Ronald Clarence Waldorf is the second son of Mr and Mrs Morse Waldorf born Sunday at Barrett Hospital.

The Barrett Hospital Morse Waldorf Ronald Clarence

St Rose Guild to Meet Thursday at Mrs Brown’s Home

Mrs Dixon Brown and Mrs F M Carr will entertain the St Rose guild Thursday afternoon at Mrs Brown’s Phillips apartments home. The gathering marks a social event with hostesses listed for the occasion.

St. Rose Guild Dixon Brown F. M. Carr Brown Phillips Apartments

Busy Bee Club to Meet at Mrs Hartwig’s Home

The Busy Bee club will be entertained by Mrs Carl Hartwig on Tuesday afternoon February 23 with a 1:30 luncheon at her home.

Busy Bee Club Carl Hartwig

Musicale at Presbyterian Church This Sunday Evening

The Presbyterian church sponsors a musicale at the church on Sunday evening February 21 at 7 30. A collection will be taken to fund new hymn books for the church.

Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church

Methodist Ladies Aid Social Hosted by Two Mrs Rodger

The Methodist Ladies aid will be entertained by Mrs. B H a Rodgers and Mrs. Edna Wayne Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. A short program will be presented and all are welcome.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Bh.a Rodgers Edna. Wayne

Niagara Falls Preservation Pact Backed By Canada And U S

A Canada United States treaty aimed at preserving Niagara Falls proposes a 7.5 million program after a board found erosion rates modest on the American side and three to four feet annually at Horseshoe. The plan calls for extensive protective works and possible water diversions for power without harming scenery, and public approval is anticipated in both nations.

Canada United States Niagara Falls

Grape Theft Past From West Branch Roots in Iowa

A reminiscence recalls Charlie Burden at West Branch Iowa, birthplace of Herbert Hoover, telling of a grape arbour raid as a boy and his father’s response. The piece notes Iowa grape arbors as common home features and frames the episode as a cautionary tale of forbidden fruit.

Charlie Burden West Branch Iowa Herbert Clark Hoover Charlie Dubois Enterprise

Local obituaries and film listings in Sheridan paper

The Sheridan area reports the passing of several locals including a Butte resident once of Main Street who ran the Club cafe and a widow Mrs Emma Audited. Funeral services for Cy Linthecom and Mrs Charles Johnson are noted, with Masonic rites and cemetery interments. The page also advertises this week’s Hartwig theatre line-up featuring North of Nome, Born to Dance, Charlie Chan at the Opera and more with cast and plot hints.

Ray Butte Sheridan Main Street Emma Henry, Holst Ohio Charles Johnson Laurin Olson E. D. Swisher Harry Foster Glenn Marsh P. Kitt Empire State Express Cy Linthecon Olson Funeral Home Linthecom Gilbert Sheridan Bank Arctic Alaska Columbia North of Nome Hartwig Theatre Jack Holt Holt Evelyn Venable Guvin Big Boy Williams John Miljan Roger Imhoff Cole Porter Eleanor Powell Charlie Chan Twentieth Century-Fox Warner Oland Boris Karloff Chan Keye Luke Charlotte Henry Thomas Beck Margaret Irving

Social Events Highlight Jackson Community Week

Fred Spears hosted about thirty friends at his camp Sunday. The Sincerity Rebekah lodge met Tuesday with Mrs. S J Johnson and daughter Alice hosting. Mrs. Sanford Shepherd entertained the bridge club Thursday. prizes went to Mrs. Wendell Jardine and Mrs. Harry Lapham. Royal Neighbor Juvenile camp met Friday then Judith and John Husted hosted. Friendship club hosted a Valentine party at the church Saturday with games and treats. Charles Wenger and Roy Zebarth hosted Valentine gatherings Saturday with prizes to Mrs Tom Clemow, Mr Harry Lapham, and Mr and Mrs Mark Clemow. Albert Payson Terhune announced on his 64th birthday his retirement from dog story writing and hinted at future plans.

Fred Spears Sincerity Rebekah Lodge S. J. Johnson Alice Sanford Shepherd Bridge Club Wendell Jardine Friendship Club Charles Wenger Mr. Wenger Tom Clemow Harry Lapham Roy Zebarth Mark . Clemow

Arcadia canning factory reports fifty percent sales gain

An Arcadia Florida canning factory reports a fifty percent increase in business over the past year as prosperity returns. The firm ships its product across wide areas, signaling robust demand for its goods.

Rattleshake Arcadia Fla

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