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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
5
Local residents exchange news on travel and family events. Chester Barrett and Albert Erickson travel, Miss Helen Klebba visits from Butte, and Mrs. Ray Hansen recovers from spotted fever. Several births, visits, and trips are noted among Dillon families and friends from Armstead to Spokane and Boise.
Peter Carstensen and his relatives from Baltimore visited Helena relatives John and Henry Carstensen. It marked the first meeting between Peter and John in 45 years and the first reunion of Peter with Henry in 55 years, family said.
Gilbert Hilde and R D Curry lead the slate as officers. Committee chairs include Albert Erickson for fellowship and attendance, S KE Davis for public information, Ralph McFadden for music, Lambert Bliel for community service, E R Buck for inter club relations, Frank Tyre for rural urban, Paul Anderson for public health and crippled children, Fred Bridenstine for boys work and youth service, Fred Woodside for transportation and visitation, Gilbert Hilde for sick and relief, and T E Luebben for international service with S E Davis and John A Meeke as members.
John Moyle of Butte was arraigned in justice court before Judge Louis Stahl and fined 27 500 for violations of state fishing laws. He faced charges of possessing an excess number of fish and was taken into custody by Deputy Game Warden Charles Price.
Mr and Mrs Lanner observed their twentieth wedding anniversary on Sunday with a dinner party followed by cards and games. Those in attendance included Mr and Mrs Logan Mr and Mrs Conger Mrs Findling Miss Loree Miss Swain Mr and Mrs Sanner and Ardella and John Jr.
Licenses to wed were issued by clerk Norman Giles on Monday to William Cook 24 and Joy Bebb 24 both of Idaho and to Claude E. Bishop 44 and Afton G. Peterson 33 both of Pocatello. Ceremonies were performed by Judge Louis Stahl.
Dillon Elks lodge No. 1554 will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in lodge headquarters. There will be entertainment.
The Riverside club met on July 9 at the home of Mrs Tom DuBois north of Dillon.
Polson Montana July 7 A Sea Scout patrol organized under Gordon Gipe and Ralph Childs Kalispell scout executives. The unit will operate a 26 foot boat formerly used as a lifeboat in U S service with two masts sails and oars. Training planned for handling the vessel.
A Beaverhead meeting approved tightening pheasant releases by restricting areas and requiring deputy wardens present to count birds. A committee was authorized to discuss installing a fish wheel with Union ditch water users after losses from the water being shut off. President Keenan named a panel to discuss Beaverhead river sewage disposal with the city council while Scotty Frame invited locals to a Rocky Mountain Sportsmen’s picnic at Echo Lake near Anaconda.
Great Falls July 7 Great Falls U P Charles Russell memorial gains art from R Smith Ameri can Air Lines president and Russell admirer who donated three paintings 11 watercolors and five sketches to the city after learning the memorial had none of his works. The pieces were sent from Los Angeles Smith's home.
Mrs Jack Profit and Mrs J W Walters will host the Baptist Ladies Aid gathering Thursday at 3 o'clock on the lawn of the Profit home 610 North Pacific. After a brief business session a program of songs stories readings and games directed by Mrs Mina Perkins and Mrs Elsie Crouch will follow all members and friends invited.
Idaho white pine provides the bulk of wooden matches in the United States. In 1939 production reached 267 billion matches plus 152 billion paper matches in books, totaling 419 billion units.
Mrs Glass and Mr Glass from Jackson visited town on Wednesday. Ed Knox and Grace and William Knox of Dell returned from Missouri after visiting relatives. Jimmy Roberts is recovering from an appendectomy at Barrett Hospital. Dr I W Winsel and Mrs Winsel returned from Helena where he attended the Montana Veterinary Medical association meeting. Esther Schmittréth visits her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Louis Stahl. Chris Maurer arrived Tuesday evening from Los Angeles to spend the summer at Mrs Howard Morsé’s home.
Optometrist Dr H H Scarborough of Salt Lake City will be at the Andrus Hotel Wednesday July 28 and Thursday July 24 until 4 pm to examine eyes and fit glasses. Your eyes may be the cause of headaches and dizziness. Dr and Mrs R D Curry have gone to Portland Oregon for a clinic at the accidental convention.
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