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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
5
Dillon and surrounding areas report visits and travels from residents including George Whitworth, Mrs. Ed Roe, Mr. and Mrs. LaDue, Carl Brown, and Walter Scott. Others attend to business from Armstead, Sheridan, Ziegler Springs, Kidd, Melrose, Wise River and Marysville. A canoe journey on the Beav erhead River and sheriff arrests for coal theft are noted along with illness updates and a Five day jail term for an alleged thief.
Bramsman led scoring with 7 480 points while W d D Tovey was low with 1 910. Team No 1 has the higher total and 62 640 points for Team No 2. Members of Team 1 include Mitchell Boon Kelly Routledge Lloyd Tragitt Bramsman Emerick Eliel Stone Baxter Tovey Selner McGallum Wheat. Team No 2 features Forrester Tonrey Melleny Waldorf Buckus Dr Best McCarthy Free Harris Gibson Andrus Judson Best Romersa Roberts Sorenson Draper.
A record crowd attended the St Rose guild hall card party on Thursday evening with 30 tables. Eighteen tables hosted contract bridge and 17 hosted pinochle. Prizes went to Mrs Clyde Sewell Waldron Boger for pinochle high and Mrs Findlay Watson low for the ladies. For the men Mike Nettick and Harold Warner tied for low. In bridge high went to Mrs Chester Gilbert Walter Stamm and low to Mrs Budge Gilbert Judge H G Rodgers. Door prize won by Mrs Jack Doage. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the evening.
Over the past week Graeter-Waldorf carried out an improvement program that enhanced the building interior. The former partition between grocery and hardware was removed and the office relocated to the first floor, boosting floor space and flow.
The office of Albert Baker county clerk and recorder closed the registration books last Friday at 5 pm after a rush spurred by a Dillon Daily Messenger article. An estimated 500 voters were added to the lists since closing following the November general election.
A regular meeting of the Dillon Wranglers club was held last Thursday evening at Pearl I. Smith's offices. E. Luebben led a discussion on land surveys and classification.
Word reached H. J. Bostwick of this city of the death on Feb 6 at Klamath Falls Oregon of Mrs Richard Fielder a former resident of this city who died after a heart attack Mrs Fielder was a sister of Mrs Emma Yeaman of Lemhi Idaho and lived for years at Bedrock and Dillon Her husband was a veteran of the Spanish American War.
Tuesday evening social notes report Theta was entertained in a charming manner by Miss Georgia Mathews at Mrs B W Emerick residence. Nearby residents Phil Lyons of Lima attended to business matters in the city and Mrs S B Howell of Grant visited Dillon.
A recipe outline describes Cream of Carrot and Pea Soup using butter flour milk peas and carrot pulp with peas for garnish. It then details Sautéed Salmon Slices with Creamed Peas, including salmon, cornmeal, salt pepper lemon juice and a white sauce over the sliced fish. Serves six and four respectively.
Protestant churches unite for World Day of Prayer for Missions on Friday March 5 at 3 30 p m in the Lutheran church. Federation of Woman's Board of Foreign Missions sponsors this interdenominational observance with global prayer and offerings divided among four missionary causes.
Fourteen autos were wrecked during shooting of The Crowd Roars at the Hartwig theatre. Four crashes occurred at the Indianapolis Speedway under Howard Hawks with a special crew. the remaining incidents happened in and around Hollywood. James Cagney and Joan Blondell lead the Warner Bros production. The crowd roars as the film plays.
Montana Normal Bulldogs announce a Friday and Saturday home set against the University of Idaho Southern Branch to end their hoop schedule. Idaho edged Montana Grizzlies 46 to 44 in Missoula Monday, proving the visitors a strong invading squad this year. The Bulldogs also lost earlier to the same foe in Pocatello.
Melvin K. Stamper of Lima, brought to the city Monday by Deputy Will Barry, answered to a non-support charge at his arraignment before Judge Geo. Opp Tuesday morning. Stamper, out of work, has had some employment under federal relief.
The Ellen May guild will hold a service of praise and thanks giving at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening February 26 at 7 30. The program includes special music and a dramatic piece titled Dividing the Dollar and an offering will be taken for missionary work at home and abroad. You are invited to attend.
The Gargoyle Dramatic club presents Ian Hay's three act comedy Tilly of Bloomsbury on Thursday February 28 at 7 15 in the Normal college auditorium. Reserved seats go on sale at Thomas Book Store on Tuesday.
The B and B Pinochle club gathered Friday at 314 South Pacific street hosted by Mr and Mrs W G Squires. Top scores were posted by T T McAdam and Mrs Maynard Miller as refreshments followed an enjoyable card session.
In retaliation for an early loss, the Beaverettes defeated Sheridan 39 to 12 on Saturday night, maintaining the lead from the opening tip and asserting basketball superiority.
The first shipment of spring baby chicks arrived at the Dillon post office on Saturday signaling the season in the locality.
The Child Study club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs A G Williams with Mrs Hastings and Mrs Williams in charge of the lesson. St Rose guild to meet in a Community guild at St Rose hall Thursday afternoon. The business meeting will begin promptly at 3 o'clock.
The district court records a probate petition for the will of William A Bonnifield filed by his son Charles Bonnifield. At Normal college a public assembly heard Dr Curtis L Wilson discuss Twin Stars in Our National Pantheon Washington and Lincoln in a patriotic talk, with invitations extended to attend the assemblies.
Mrs. G. L. Sewell hosts the Baptist Aid society Thursday afternoon at the Cottage. Ferry-Morse Seed Company of Detroit plans seed pea contracts in Beaverhead County for 1933 via agent F. B. McGregor of Sheridan who will visit by March 1 to sign. Mrs. Anna Richards returns to San Bernardino after over two months here due to her sister Mary Baker's illness and death. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Selway of Grant spent the latter part of last week in the city.
Customs officers in El Paso seize a shipment of alfalfa containing concealed merchandise valued at several hundred dollars. The discovery switches the focus from bootlegging to alfalfa based contraband within the same border region and era.
Portable wood sawing service available for home use. Can come to your location to cut and saw your woodpile. Rates start at $1 per card quantity. Call Mintch Hall Brown for details.
Notice seeks sale of several draft bred horses and mules in Chariton Iowa asking bidders to respond with quantities and shipping capability. Contact Fred Whumnaller for details and delivery timing.
Mrs. James Doyle from Lakeview visited with friends early this week. She reports heavy snow in the Centennial valley. County Nurse Luella Stickney and Miss Katherine MacGregor spent last Saturday in Butte. Mrs. E B Roe of Bedrock spent the weekend in the city.
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