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!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
5
Dillon community reports visits from Miss Clara Plant, Mrs Margaret Hansen and other residents. Bea verhead County high school resumes after holiday break. Estate matters include administrators appointed for Patrick H McMenamey and Maggie H Edie. Girl Scouts meet for first year, patrol leaders elected, and new ropes received for tenderfoot group.
A sprig from a yellow rose bush outside the jail sheriffs office is in a vase of water and responding to treatment with a fresh springlike vigor, illustrating how trees and shrubs are budding early due to the mild winter.
Pan Hellenic was entertained at the home of Mrs. James McCollum with Mrs. McCollum Miss Berniece Hirschman and Mrs. Theodore F. McFadden as joint hostesses. A seven o'clock ravioli dinner was served after which cards were the evening's diversion.
The Knot Hole club allows all training school children to attend every Normal college basketball game for five cents per game. The M club Kampus Kadeta sponsor the program and a training school faculty member supervises the pupils.
Miss Mickie Callahan daughter of Mr and Mrs C T Callahan celebrated her seventh birthday with a Thursday afternoon party at her parents home. First grade schoolmates and her teacher Miss Innes attended and refreshments were served.
Residents absent during Red Cross solicitations are instructed to phone Miss Nell Doyle county superintendent with name and address so their old clothing bundles can be collected. Various local items include a Polaris visitor, hospital patient, a divorce decree, and teachers moving between states.
The next assembly program, organized by Mr McFadden, will be on January 17 featuring college and town talent. Winter quarter plans include Kam pus Kadets, dramatics department plays led by Mrs Grace Redburn, and a music program from the women’s glee club. Professor R E Albright to address the Lima Parent Teachers, and Professor Rush Jordan to speak at Twin Bridges Rotary on state and local government reform.
In Judge Opp's court Robert Shaw pleaded guilty to trapping beaver without a permit. He was fined $50 but chose the jail sentence alternative. Shaw was arrested Tuesday in the Big Sheep Creek basin by Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price.
The Ellen May guild was entertained by Miss Brauer, Miss Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. Hollensteiner at 409 So Washington Street on Thursday afternoon January 11 at 3 oclock. The P. N. G. club was entertained by Mrs. Carl Taylor and Mrs. Levant Taylor Tuesday evening at 8 at the former home. Mrs. Ed Farley left Thursday for Polaris after visiting in Dillon. Mr. Farley is ill.
A nurse trained at Murrey hospital in Butte married a prominent Roundup resident. The couple plans to reside in Roundup after the ceremony, following her two years of local practice that made her highly popular.
Fred Eudaily came back from a visit to his home state Oklahoma. He did not kill a wild turkey or catch a coon but gathered quail and gray squirrels. Governor Alfalfa Bill sent regards to Montana friends and to Alfalfa Mike Lauterbach for the summer contest in Interstate Alfalfa growing championship.
Miss Marjorie Hamer heads to Kansas City after a death notice of a father in charge of the Lima dam project in Montana. Harold Blinn departs for Pullman to resume college duties. Real estate ad offers a modern five room house at cash price with garage and three lots. May Sprinkle leaves for Lakeview to teach a private school. Ruth Helen Albright hosts a kid party with Ruth Kelly winning prizes. Elwood Baum family return from Ashton with son Gail laid to rest. Mrs. William Jaynes and son move to join Mr. Jaynes in hide and wool business. Joe Madden departs for Denver after visiting Dillon. Max Legge aids Farm Credit association in Helena. Lutheran choir to meet Friday evening.
Julia E. Pierce celebrated her 96th birthday on December 15 at home in Climax Michigan. Family members including Herbert Pierce Clayton Noble Osmond Best Dillon Montana J W Pierce Dorothy Pierce Otto Jensen H E Taylor and children Vernon Joyce Donald Ebinger W L Lawrence Lillian Lawrence attended. A poem by Mrs Best honored the occasion praising her long life and faith.
Ralph McFadden made high score at the Men's Contract Bridge club gathering at the guild hall Monday evening while W. D. Tovey posted the low. Team No. 2 gained about 3 000 points, but Team No. 1 still leads by over 40 000 points.
A group of Deputy Sheriff W. E. Barry’s friends surprised him at his home Monday night for his birthday. The party featured card games and delicious refreshments as he received several unusual gifts.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon, Jan. 11, at Mrs. Berg Christensen's home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hawkins of Butte, former Dillon residents, are parents of a son born last Sunday, their thirteenth child. Letters of administration were granted to W. D. Tovey in his mother Maria D. Tovey's estate. Mrs. Joe Nolan, previously seriously ill, is able to be up and around again. Ora Roselle and wife of Mondia visited Dillon late last week.
The Baptist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Louise Taylor and Mrs Geo E Baker Thursday afternoon January 11 at the Cottage. All members and friends are welcome. Mrs Mary Sheppard came in from Polaris and will spend the winter months here at her apartment on Bannack street. Marian Pyeatt brought in tangible evidence that gophers are above ground when he killed one in the Blacktail section and brought it to town to back up his story. Miss Winnifred Mitchell and William Mitchell Jr left on Thursday for Montreal where they will visit relatives and Mr Mitchell undergoes knee surgery. Edwin Whitworth will fill his position at City Drug store during his absence. Miss Estelle Lenox left Friday for Brookside to teach after holidays with her parents in Dillon. The Relief society of the L D S church was entertained by Mrs C A Langdorf and Mrs H M Warner Wednesday at 2 o'clock at Mrs Warner's home. Lost Black leather car pillow. return to Graeter-Waldorf Co. Mr and Mrs Al Longseth were down from Grant Thursday. Willam and Ralph Huntley of the last week on a
Harry G. Davis and John Anders son of Jackson were visitors in the city Friday. Gustav Plager attended to business matters in Dillon last week from his ranch home near Grant.
A brief health ad urges reducing soda to soothe digestion and gas and promotes Adlerika as a better remedy. It claims one dose removes bowel poisons that cause gas and disrupt sleep, attributed to Geo. M. Gosman, druggist.
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.
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!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.