Highs of Pinochle Event and Local Visitors Recap
Home of Mr Highs of pinochle featured event winners with high scores by Marie Schmidt and Harry Schuler. Consolation prizes awarded to Mrs John Verbance and Dan Piccone. Kambich family shopped in Dillon on Friday. Mr and Mrs Joe Namplé visited Butte Sunday and met a new cousin Shirley Rose Verbance Jr daughter of Mr and Mrs John Verbance Jr who arrived Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highs
Marie Schmidt
Harry Schuler
John Verbance
Dan Piccone
Frank Kellum
Harrison
Harrison Ranch
Carl L. Knoll
Elmer Hays
Frank Judge
Dillon
Joe Madden
Will Carroll
John Judge
Ed Marchesseau
J. J. Browm
Ted Marchesseau
Frank Marchesseau
Marchesseau
O. W. Fields
Arizona
Marchesseat
Wilbur Tash
Will Pahnish
Birch Creek P T A Holds Monthly Social and Pinochle
The Birch Creek P T A met at the school last Friday with a short pupil program followed by six hands of pinochle and a luncheon by hostess Mrs. A T Crossley. Next month’s entertainment will be provided by P T A members with Miss Genevieve Squires as hostess. A quote about hats ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Creek P. T. A
A. T. Crossley
Genevieve Squires
America
H. M. Warner
County plans and state supervision debated by officials
The discussion centers on increasing state oversight of county governments and a proposed county-manager plan. Speaker Mr. Jordan offered a timely address highlighting the plan as a possible positive direction, though not yet widely tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Ranchers Discuss Cattle Prices and Beef Marketing
In the Andrus lobby Henry Fitter Emery Keller and George Harrison discuss the cattle market noting whiskey prices rising while cattle values fall. They cite a $13 per head sale near Sheridan and urge better cattle prices, while praising Secretary Wallace and expecting modest government help. Herman Meader and S M McKnight are listed as local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fitter
Dell
Emery Keller
George Harrison
Grasshopper
Andrus
Henry
Jesse Armitage & Son
Sheridan
Wallace
C. C. Newman
Montana Livestock Show prizes for Harrison estate bulls
Wednesday in Nogales Arizona George Harrison and Ralph Bon returned from the Billings Montana Livestock show with two Shorthorn bulls displayed for the Harrison estate. They won first and second prizes and grand champion. They also brought four Hereford bulls from a sale and bought another whiteface bull near Twin Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Arizona
George Harrison
Bon
Ralph
Montana
Billings
E. A. Marchesseau
Dillon
Radio ethics spark local PTA meeting on children’s programs
The Dillon Tribune reports a PTA gathering set for January 16 to debate suitable radio content for youths. Talks address better movies, non theatrical films, securing programming for families, and a radio listening group amid parental concern over crime drama volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Minger
Violet M. Eastman
Miss Bauer
Elizabeth Shotwell
Mary Innes
Neighbor
Snodgrass
Jordan
Friend
Chas. Henry
Fairbanks
H. H. Bates
Legion Meeting Thursday at Canyon Resort
Beaverhead post to hold regular meeting Thursday at Canyon Resort fourteen miles south of town with a banquet at seven followed by the business session. Commander Parke T. Scott says a membership drive is under way and aims for at least one hundred signed by month’s end. attendance expected from southern county. A tail on collision near Dillmont Park today left no injuries. City Drug store renovation shows new papered interior by J. W. Burrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
the Canyon Resort
Parke T. Scott
Banquet and meeting lure ex-service men to Canyon resort
A relaxed round of events draws ex-service men to a Canyon Resort gathering on Thursday with a banquet and entertainment after a regular business meeting. Out-of-town members from Lima, Dell, Horse Prairie and nearby areas are expected, weather permitting, with Dillon ready to host if conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Resort
Lima
Dell
Horse Prairie
Dillon
State Bank & Trust Co of Dillon Montana 1934 Condition Report
The report provides the condition of the State Bank & Trust Co at Dillon Montana as of December 30 1933 detailing resources and liabilities. It lists items such as loans and discounts overdrafts U S Government securities cash on hand and due from banks and other resources with totals for resources 759 303 57 and liabilities including capital stock surplus net profits and deposits totaling 759 808 57. The affidavit is sworn by cashier Sam Wilkinson before Notary N M Stone on January 6 1934 with attestations by R M Barrett and J E Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank & Trust Co
Dillon
Montana
U. S
Warranta
Bce Caissess Cor Reepaunseea Tantagioaerantetea Banking House
Tancuc
Djanzoiniy
State of Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Gilbert Smith
Northern Pacific
Herman Meader
Monida
S. M. McKnight
Zane Grey
Sunset Pass
Hartwig
Butt
Town
Hoar
Sullivan
F. Robinson
Davis
F. Malkovich
McNeal
G. Bukvich
C. Miller
G. McIntire
Gibbons
F. Brown
F O’brien
C J. Gilbert
G Nay
W. Stephan
G Simpson
Butte
Beary
Anaconda
Scott
Harvard
Broadcasting For
Young America
R. E. Albright
Earling Richardson
Joe Wedum
Tommy Newnes
Gladys Birch
L. A. Gregory
Johnny
the Tribune
Big Hole Basin
Sam Peterson
John Anderson
Wm. Huntley
Spokane
the Big Hole
Wisdom
Huntley Sr
Jules Wenger
Anna Thompson
Big.Hole
Legion
Findlay Watson
D. A. Galt
Dillmont Park
J. W. Burrel
Tacitus
Emerson
Russia
Moses
Beverly Nichols
Dillon Tribune
L. F. Williams
Osteopathic
Metlen
John Erskine
Rouge
Rum
Anthony F. Blanks
J. Ramsay MacDonald
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Selway Sheep & Land Company
D PO Laboratories
Holton
Kansas
D. P. C. Laboratories
Washington
Atpien Ostane
Pathfinder
Order Pathfinder
THE
Dillon. Tribune