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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
5
A mosaic of town life with visits from Armatead and Wendell figures, real estate notes, and social events. Dillon’s baseball win over Wise River, hotel name change to Elkhorn Springs Lodge, haying season start, and local travels plus a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Flitner.
Practical guide to quick canapes for guests with steps for broiling toasts and wafers. Includes mushroom onion olive spread, melted cheese canape, sardine and pimiento chips, plus using bread shapes and old can molds for speedy prep.
Miss Marian Wahl and Emer Anderson were married in Butte on Wednesday. The couple, longtime local figures, plan a state honeymoon and return to Dillon to start their home. The bride is the principal's daughter and college student. the groom is the son of a local family and a former high school athlete.
Dr H H Scarborough of Salt Lake City will conduct a professional eye service at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Thursday and Friday July 27 and 28. Attending to eyes and glasses is urged for better health.
Ralph Hart Andrew Hanson and Ben Lester received 20 day jail terms from Judge Louis Stahl on a vagrancy charge. Police say the trio were arrested Tuesday evening after complaints of an alleged citywide gyp game and that officers believe they have prior records.
Mr and Mrs AL Rumbaugh host visitors from Redlands California Mrs Kuhns known in Dillon as Lulu Rumbaugh and three children traveled by auto to Las Vegas then by train heat and desert travel described 110 degrees in Las Vegas 140 at Hoover dam site artesian wells found at shallow depth Las Vegas water supply ample merchant swindle warning issued to Dillon retailers describing a 4 to 45 year old man with a $5 or $10 check passoff method and rubber stamp of a firm name
Mrs W A Graeter entertained at a Wednesday luncheon for Miss Jessie King of Los Angeles and Mrs P W Buffington of Miles City who are visiting relatives and friends in Dillon.
Herman Meader of Monida visited town Monday on business and said haying operations in that region are just starting.
Dr. C. B. Taylor and Dr. W. E. Selner returned Friday from the Montana Optometric convention in Missoula where a three day clinic directed by Dr. A. M. Skeffington focused on advanced eye examination methods for children and school stresses. They became clinical associates of the Montana Optometric Association and will join research under the Graduate Clinic Foundation throughout the year.
Notification: Oregon Short Line Railroad has withdrawn its application to discontinue agency service at Melrose. The move ends the board of railroad commissioners review without action on service changes at this location.
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