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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

Page

8

Local residents host birthday dinner and out of town visits

A village note highlights Mrs Dan Piccone hosting a birthday dinner Saturday night with guests including Mrs Pauline Hartwig and Mr and Mrs John McHaul among others. Several residents recover from illness, families move into new homes, and neighbors report outdoor sports outings and weekend visits to Polaris and the Marchesseau ranch.

Ibe Ogiv Dan Piccone Pauline Hartwig John McHaul Algeretta Louise William Hand Frank Kambich Pauline Julius Hartwig

Bannack Fans Attend Trader Horn Show

Joe Rebish traveled to Dillon on business with his return to Bannack. Coach Leo Musburger injured his knee during a stunt and was rushed by Liston Dansie to Dillon for care with Mrs Dansie and Mrs Musburger present. A hoop contest between ladies and eighth grade boys occurred Friday with the boys winning.

Joe Rebish Dillon Leo Musburger Liston Dansie Dansie Musburger Trader Horn F. Hancock Mr. Becker

Rebekahs Meet In Jackson With Florence Rice Page

The January gathering of the Rebekahs in Jackson opened with a surprise as Florence Rice and her attendant requested admission. Candied carnations were presented to Imogene Rice and L. P. Hoyrup. The program honored Wildey Day and Home Day and thrift week themes tied to Franklin.

Rebekahs Florence Rice Imogene Rice L. P. Hoyrup Wildey Lodge Franklin Jackson

Grant News Highlights Local Travel and Visits

Dorothy Waldemar returned to school last Monday after eight weeks away with diphtheria. Elmer Selway family and others visited Armstead. George Hughes made a business trip to Dillon. Mansfields attended meetings in Dillon and visits at the Bichler home.

Dorothy Waldemar Elmer Selway Tim Blair Gilbert Lindley Armstead George Hughes Dillon Mamie Dilley Guy Stevens James Mansfield County High School Board J. L. Waldemar J. C. Brenner Chas. P. Brenner Isabelle Listens Tyler J. N. Mansfield Bichler

Mrs Gosman Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Spokane Guest

Mrs George Gosman hosted a bridge luncheon Tuesday at Mrs Peter J Peterson’s home for visiting Mrs G A Macdougall of Spokane. Three tables played with Mrs Montie Mathews posting high score and Mrs A A Elliott earning the consolation prize.

George Gosman Peter J. Peterson G. A. Macdougall Spokane Montie Mathews A. A. Elliott

Beaver notes double feature at Pardon Us and The Avenger

In Tuesday's Beaver the films Pardon Us and The Avenger are listed for a Sunday and Monday showing. The dates given are January 29 and 30.

Avenger

Manse Society to Meet at Mrs Barretts Residence

The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained Thursday afternoon January 21 by Mrs Jack Barrett at her home 917 South Pacific Street. Mr and Mrs Lewell Smith of Donovan Ranch were visitors in the city this week.

the Presbyterian Church Jack Barrett South Pacific Street Lewell. Smith of Donovan

Song of the Week highlights a long lived torch ballad

The article recalls Abe Lyman and Gus Anheim with Arthur Freed as writers of a popular torch song that gained fame at the Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles. It stayed a tradition and remained a crowd favorite through many baton wielders and singers on Cremo programs.

Abe Lyman Gus Anheim Arthur Freed Cocoanut Grove Los Angeles Abe Lyman Coconnut Grove Cremo

Associated Charities Extends Relief in Dillion

At a meeting of Associated Charities officials in Dillion a check showed 106 individuals will receive aid next week. Some families already aided retain supplies for the week. The group reports thorough case investigations guiding relief to the right channels.

Dillon Associated Charities

Hansen Again Winner at Poultry Exhibit

Chris Hansen of this city has a history of success at local and state poultry shows. He learned Wednesday from Fred R. Pascoe, president of the district poultry association, that he won first place with his pen of young chickens, second with a prize cockerel, and third in the hen division at the state poultry show in Great Falls. Hansen exhibited the Royal Dorcas White Wyandotte strain.

Chris Hansen Fred R. Pascoe District Poultry Association Great Falls Hansen

Rainbow Girls Elect Officers for Ensuing Year

At the regular Rainbow Girls meeting last week officers were elected for the next year. Ruby Wentworth was chosen worthy advisor with Catherine Bates as associate worthy advisor Ebba Anderson as Charity Georgiana Crouse as Hope Virginia Backus as Faith Grace Caverly as recorder and Isabel Mast as treasurer The installation occurred jointly with the DeMolay on Wednesday evening this week.

Rainbow Girls Order of Rainbow Ruby Wentworth Catherine Bates Ebba Anderson Charity Georgiana Crouse Hope Virginia Backus Faith Grace Caverly Isabel Mast Order of DeMolay

Installation of Modern Woodmen officers at Odd Fellows hall

The annual installation of officers for Modern Woodmen of America was held at the Odd Fellows hall last week. New officers installed were Tom Caverly consul Frank Las ich past consul Evan Burles advisor Clifford Carroll escort Fred Kerr banker N. P. Christensen clerk Ned Calhoon watchman Servantes Kerr sentry Norman Nelson William Angove and Victor Carrigan trustees. Henry Deutsch conducted the ceremony.

Modern Woodmen of America Odd Fellows’ Hall Tom Caverly Frank Lasich Evan Burles Clifford Carroll Fred Kerr N. P. Christensen Ned Calhoon Kerr Norman Nelson William, Angove Victor Carrigan Henry Deutsch

University of Idaho Tigers to face Normal Bulldogs this weekend

The Pocatello Tigers basketball team of the University of Idaho Southern Branch will host the Normal Bulldogs this Friday and Saturday at the Normal gym. The event promises local fan interest and a competitive matchup.

Pocatello’ Tigers University of Idaho, Southern Branch Beav Ts

Two Couples Tie the Knot in Sheridan and Jackson

Justice L P Phillips united Lugie Hill and Virginia Morris Short of Sheridan on Saturday. Monday morning Eddie Wenger of Jackson and Ruth Reed of Bedford Ohio were wed at the courthouse by Judge George Opp with Mr and Mrs John Wenger of Jackson as their attendants.

L. P. Phillips Lugie Hill Virginia Morris Short Sheridan Eddie Wenger Jackson Ruth Reed Bedford Ohio Court House George Opp John Wenger

Sheriff Warns Of impostor Al Campeau Real Silk Hosiery Agent

The sheriff reports a letter from Real Silk Hosiery warning of a supposed company agent named Al Campeau in this state. He is alleged to be taking money under false pretenses while claiming to be an official agent.

Sheriff’s Office al Campeau

M. M. Club Entertained at Peterson Home

The M. M. club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Francis Tonrey at the home of Mrs. Peter J. Peterson.

M. M. Club Francis Tonrey Peter J. Peterson

Entre Nous Bridge Club Social Planned Friday

Mrs. W. D. Tovey will entertain the Entre Nous Bridge club Friday evening at her home on South Washington Street.

W. D. Tovey Entre Nous Bridge Club South Washington Street

Dancing Club Hosts Third Dance at St James Guild Hall

The Dancing club will hold the third dance of the series on Wednesday evening February 8 at St James guild hall.

Dancing Club St. James’ Guild Hall

Theta Meeting at Mrs Gilbert's South Pacific Home

Theta gathered Tuesday evening with hostess Mrs. T. E. Gilbert at her residence on South Pacific Street for a social session.

Theta

Night Club to Feature Miss Adelaide Gelhaus at Home

A night club entertainment is planned with Miss Adelaide Gelhaus performing at her home on East Reed er street Thursday evening.

Adelaide Gelhaus East Reeder Street

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Story Ad

A Chicago reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for swift cough relief without opiates or chloroform. The ad credits Pine Tar and honey, notes a testimonial from 651 E 46th St and urges readers to ask for Foley's, sold by Geo. M. Gosman.

Foley E. 46Th Chicago Foley’s Geo. M. Gosman

Training Concepts and Lessons on Child Development

A catalog of lessons covering language problems causes and treatment speech defects adolescence imagination and personality changes following illness truth and falsehood curiosity fear imitation and suggestion social environment family finances and civic responsibility plus individual variations mental testing and exceptional children outlined as school material.

Lsson

Drum Corps Reorganizes at Tuesday Meeting

Elks drum corps at city hall adopts a new organizational system with committees named for properties membership and activities. J Anson Baxter elected president Ek L Wheat secretary and treasurer Glen Lyon business manager. by laws to be drafted by Emery Smith and Paul Brams mah.

Elks’ Drum J. Anson Baxter Ek. L. Wheat Glen Lyon Emery Smith Paul Bramsmah Ernest Nelson Burniss Farrell Dale Metlen Tom Yost William Mitchell

Old English Fox Hounds May Begin Beav erhead Hunt Club Next Year

Beaverhead valley ranchers may see a fox hunt troupe with hounds and redcoated riders next year as a local hunt club forms around Tiny a nine pup English fox hound owned by Edwards Sewell and Eudaily The litter is praised as finest in the northwest and local chatter centers on building a fox and coyote pack amid town curiosity about monocle staring Edwards Eudaily and Sewell are noted for quirky antics and roast beef as a diet staple with family news of mother and babies improving

Beaverhead Edwards, Sewell’ and Eudaily, Incorporated Clyde Edwards Fred Eudaily G. L Sewell

Harrison recovery update from Dillon visit

Wednesday report places Harrison on the mend at the Kellums home with travels to Dillon for medical aid. Mrs Harrison lingered at Barrett hospital until Wednesday and now stays with the Quackenbushs as Harrison and Hollis Harrison spend several days in Dillon.

Hollis - Harrison Mrs. George. Harrison Hollis Harrison Dillon

Troop Meeting Moves To Monday For Basketball Ties

The Pioneer troop meeting was moved from Friday to Monday because several girls belong to the girls basketball team. Mrs. Watson opened the session and key points were discussed. Mary Dawn Warner taught Tenderfeet games while Dorothy Ann Davis led the second class in a signalling drill to improve skills.

Mary Dawn Warner Dorothy Ann Davis

Exceptional Opportunity For Life Insurance Salesman

Experienced life insurance salesman needed for home office role at 404 Strain Building in Great Falls Montana. Address and local office details provided for qualified applicants seeking sales success.

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Decker Montana “Auto ‘Supply Samy Csmmall Elmer, Pilon Ernest Shaffer Jack, Brown Russell and Emerson Marchesseau Ranch Polaris Walter Paddock Ashworth Bannack News American Legion Auxiliary Bie Jackson News Grant News Hartwig Dancing George. Harrison Rank Kellum Pioneer Troop Girl Scouts Scribe Alice May Ing Montana St. Paul Northwest Nursery - Co Valley City N. Dak Lionel Barrymore Kay Francis Madge Evans Sam Tarkington Leon Janney Dorothy Peterson Junior Coughlan Daddy Long Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Thursatinee Singapore Will Powell Doris Kenyon Marian Marsh
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