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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
5
Local residents and visitors recount holidays and travel notes in Dillon. Names include Cashmore, Howell, English, Bray, and Tower families. Events mention trips to Great Falls, Chicago internship news, Mayo Clinic exam, and campus business. Weather records show a 3 below zero reading as winter deepens.
Crowds crowd the showroom as the Bengeson Beaverhead company displays Ford’s new 1935 passenger cars. The spray painted trim and smoother ride are praised, with visitors noting the improved body lines and riding comfort.
A vintage advertisement offers cash for old jewelry such as rings pins crowns bridges watch cases and more. The firm National Gold Refiners promises up to 98.00 per ounce and claims government licensing with a 30 day response window from 253 Plymouth Building Minneapolis Minnesota.
Mrs. Fred Waldorf hosted the Bitterroot club last Thursday at her South Washington Street home for the annual Christmas party. Members exchanged gifts during the luncheon at one thirty.
George Johnson was found guilty by a jury in Judge Stahl's court on Thursday afternoon for trapping without a license and was fined 27.50 dollars.
The Dancing club hosted its second winter season dance Saturday night at St James guild hall with a large turnout, reflecting strong community interest in the event.
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday January 3 in the church parlors. Mrs. Clarence Axe and Mrs. A Schroeder are the hostesses. Everyone welcome.
Mr and Mrs Survantus Kerr announce the birth of a baby girl weighing nine and a half pounds born Friday at Barrett hospital.
The L D S Relief Society women gather Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock at Mrs J C Jeppsons home for a theology lesson.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Fratie Stone and Mrs. Susan Barnett at the Stone home on 812 St. Washington. Dr. H. H. Scarborough plans his next regular visit to the Andrus Hotel on January 14 and 15.
At its Spokane 1934 convention the Northwest Mining Association adopted a resolution urging remonetization of silver at the historic 16 to 1 ratio. The measure calls on President Roosevelt and Congress to restore sound money and send copies to officials and the press.
An expression of heartfelt thanks is extended by Addie E and Lee S Martinell and families for the kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death. Masonic fraternities and floral offerings are specifically noted. The message recalls a local incident of a man named Lindsay who sneezed and struck his head on an iron safe, knocking himself unconscious.
National Safety Council cites home injuries in 1932 totaling about 28 000 deaths from falls and burns. Poor lighting and stairs cause many accidents. rugs and bathtubs trigger slips. misplaced furniture in dark rooms leads to tumbles. Other items note a Hollywood actor dispute, a Congressman's watch recovered, Dr. Alderman's lifelong learning, Chicago bands drum size, Navy plans to restore the yacht America, and a Leeds fiancée stealing an engagement ring due to shame.
Senator George M Melton and Representative Joe Metlen plan to leave Dillon soon for the Montana state legislature regular session. Beaverhead friends expect Metlen to be elected speaker of the house. Also noted are local social visits and a range of varied global and local items.
Vilaine Russell of Gulfport Mississippi captured the beauty queen crown at the American Legion national convention held in Miami Florida.
Dellar Gordon visited Dillon on Monday living at Ammstead Mas. Jeanette Respedee of Brussels remarried her former husband after hiring him as a gardener.
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