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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
5
Alden Telin visited from Blaine and Ivo Birrer came from Blaine to Dillon for a weekend. Many locals and visitors are listed with arrivals from Butte, Browne Station, Argenta, Twin Bridges, Sheridan, Missoula, Anaconda, and Bear Creek. A birth occurred at Barrett hospital and several families traveled to Yellowstone park and Wisconsin on extended trips.
Local residents and visitors populate the Dillon area as Stanley Girdon motored to Butte last week. Jim Jackson and family visit from Dillon while Nellie McCullum from Baker, Oregon spends time with her sons.
Dil lon Lodge No. 1554 B. P. O. E. Exalted Ruler Lee Hoerning departed last week for Columbus Ohio to attend the national convention of the order.
Orin Pilon completed and put into use a new ore loading platform for Wester Wholesale company. The project marks a modernization effort and expands loading efficiency at the facility. The platform is now active and serving shipments.
James Weitz of Butte reports on a student visit to a state prison scene described in a Bruce home living room. Nelle Weston, noted dramatist, will present The Copperhead Thursday at 8 15 p m, following a popular prior program.
The late Mrs. Cynthia Jenkins wills the local Girl Scouts group to the council. Imogene Rice is appointed administratrix in the district court. Dorrit Scott turned over $19 to the Dillon Girl Scouts after the unit disbanded. Methodist Aid Society hosts a 3 PM meeting at the church parlors hosted by Mrs. Roy Herndon and Mrs. Glen Decker.
Leila Smith of Armstead aboard Star Bright captured first place in the ladies riders division at the Butte rodeo held last weekend. A Sunday edition misidentified her as being from Anaconda.
Dr. W. H. Stepran and his sons Walter and Robert and daughter Betty departed Saturday morning for Chicago to visit relatives.
Norman Towne was arrested Tuesday by C. E. Blinn and Pat Flynn on a drunken driving charge after wrecking his car near Armstead and narrowly escaping serious injury or death.
George M. Golman of this city was elected third vice-president of the Montana State Pharmaceutical Association at the close of the annual convention in Anaconda Tuesday.
Robert Jones Betty Barry Joe Shaw and Jo Ann Shaw underwent tonsil removal surgeries at Barrett hospital with Dr Dunlap operating Thursday. The doctor will return for a follow up visit in two weeks.
Simple Sunday night suppers offer casual, quick dishes for family and friends. Recipes include Baked Bean Rabbit on Toast, Date Pudding with Whipped Cream, Chipped Beef with Corn, and Mince Meat Fudge Squares, all designed for buffet style serving after a hearty afternoon meal.
Mr and Mrs F J Larson arrive with daughter Mrs Martin Millnett and son Meade from Plainview Nebraska for a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Squires. They are enthusiastic over the splendid Montana roads.
Mr. and Mrs. L Hi Rumbaugh announce their daughter Mrs. J H Kuhns has been appointed to a position at one of the training schools of the Arizona State Teachers College in Tempe where she studied last year. She earned a B A degree with high distinction in May.
Mr and Mrs John Bourquin welcomed a baby girl born Thursday afternoon at their residence on South Washington street.
A daughter was born Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Connelley to Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ritchie.
The Salmon baseball team overwhelmed Dillon 14 to 0 on Sunday afternoon at Salmon. A large Dillon crowd traveled with the team to Idaho and visited several communities along the way.
Norman Giles was elected as delegate from the local order to the state convention of Monamna Elks to be held in Kalispel this month. The Colored Giants of Butte defeated the Dillon town team 22 to 2 Wednesday evening, tying Helena for first in the state league. Henri Valdeur of Amiens France jailed for a month for sending a rival undertaker ten miles to claim a man who had not died. After Germany’s naval surrender the United States received five ships for examination and use as targets. Thieves in Lansing Michigan smashed a store door by ramming with their car bumpers. In Tengana Dutch Indies men are forbidden to work under a public thrashing administered by women.
The Hartwig screens July 17 to 25 featuring Escape Me Never with Elizabeth Bergner, Baby Face Harrington with Una Merkel and Charles Butterworth, Lives of a Bengal Lancer with Gary Cooper and Francois Tone, Werewolf of London with Henry Hull and Valerie Hobson, and Mae West in Going to Town.
The McMenomey Family expresses sincere thanks for neighbors friends and sympathy after their bereavement. They especially appreciate the floral offerings and kindness shown during the period of loss.
Despite three regrettable accidents, the United States fleet conducted maneuvers with over 500 planes and about 60,000 personnel, logging millions of miles in strenuous conditions. Had operations occurred at home ports, traffic accidents would likely have caused more fatalities. The eight men are hailed as heroes for defending the country they loved.
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