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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
5
Former TM Dillon resident Miss Frances Foster of a coma visits city friends. Mrs Fred Hale from California visits sister Mrs Harris Opp. Mrs A W Nelson hosts Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering at her home Thursday.
A roundup of Dillon area social visits and comings and goings. Howard Cashmore will leave Aug 24 for duties at Lettergren's in Billings after a year at Hohenschu and Carpenter's embalmers school. Many residents visit, shop, or vacation in nearby towns and Yellowstone trips are noted.
A group of friends and neighbors gathered at the Morrison home on South Rise Saturday evening. Gifts were presented, card games including pinochle were played, and Maynard Miller won the ladies high prize while T. T. McAdam took the men’s prize. Refreshments followed.
Mr and Mrs Loran D Spencer and their children Sharon Marie and Danny arrived from Santa Ana California Tuesday for a two week visit at Mrs Thomas DuBois home They plan trips to the Big Hole and Bitter Root valleys Yellowstone Park before returning to Southern California
Dr and Mrs Bruce Kurtz and Dr and Mrs R M Jacobsen of Los Angeles were weekend guests at BE Li Poindexter's home. They plan to tour Yellowstone and Glacier parks and may visit Banff and Lake Louise in Canada. Mrs Kurtz is former Miss Virginia Poindexter, daughter of Beaverhead pioneers. Dr Kurtz is Oliver Kurtz’s nephew.
Miss May Drake, formerly of Dillon, has returned to Port Angeles to visit her mother Mrs Anna Drake Spencer, formerly of Dillon and Jackson. Drake arrived Wednesday after a plane flight from Los Angeles to Seattle and plans to fly to New York next week for business and pleasure.
Representatives praised the Beaverhead county gathering and 5000 people with families for an Echo Lake outing. The arrangements committee includes Clyde Neu R Winninghoff W L Snyder J G Bishop Bernard King Clyde McNeal Lester Barton from Silver Bow and Charles Sparrow Walter Roy J J Harper from Deer Lodge with Dr C A Belk Jorgen Jorgenson Powell and M Sullivan J Williams from Jefferson. Events cover fly casting bait casting swimming diving boat races dog trials foot racing and trapshooting. Ted Renfro won last year's trap shooting event.
Miss Luella Stickney county nurse for seven years resigns to become field supervisor of public health nurses for western Montana. She will start August 1 with headquarters at Dillon and work out of Helena, leaving Beaverhead County with many well wishers.
Mary Dawn Warner left Wednesday for Buffalo Wyoming to serve as counselor at Girl Scout camp Sour Dough. National headquarters reports she is among the nation’s youngest to earn the senior life saving badge, with Mrs Warner and children Bobby Erma Lou Marcia Rose and Betty Lou Christensen accompanying her to Butte to catch the train.
Sunday morning ceremony in Spokane unites Lucele Pickolick and Arnold Giese. The bride a former Dillon girl and Moler Beauty School staffer, attended by her mother Mrs. C C Ringer. Groom, a hat shop associate, attended by Earnest Martin. The couple plans to reside in Spokane after a coast honeymoon.
Dillon golfers including Jack Gilbert, runner up in 1936, traveled to Anaconda to practice on the course ahead of the state tournament which starts Tuesday. Others on the trip were Dr. W. H. Stephan Bud Hartwig and George Gosman.
Dillon Elks prepare to attend a statewide gathering, listing sponsors and local businesses including Dillon Shoe Shop Paramount Cleaners Kugler's Jewelry Gamble stores and Safeway as supporters. The community event is covered alongside other local notices.
Missoula won 23 to 11 over Garden City in a freewheeling state league contest. Dillon slugger Dillon pounded the ball but thirteen runners stranded as Erickson of Missoula pitched until relieved.
County wide millage distributes second half 1936 apportionment of 7 68 per census child. Total 11 921 48. Districts receive varied amounts from Bannack to Upper Lakeview and Monida with Beaverhead allocations to Dillon Wise River Polaris and others.
In a league game Butte rode four hit pitching from Mike OLear to beat Dillon 5 to 3. Von Ruden led Dillon with three hits and a homer, while Seyler and Lee also posted three hits each as Dillon offense struggled early.
Seyler was the hitting sparkplug in Dillon's offensive, collecting two of the four hits. Roesti and Lee added one hit each. Floyd Vandegrift pitched the complete game for Dillon.
Miss Helene Denise Tyro of Los Angeles arrives for a vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyro. A noted dancer, she previously danced at King theatre in Honolulu and now with the Fanchonettes at the Paramount theatre. She appears in the current picture Turt Off the Moon. Miss Gertrude French shows improvement after surgery at Mayo's clinic in Rochester.
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