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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
8
Helena visitors, guests entertained at local homes, and a National Park camp near Jackson welcomed a baby moose found wandering in camp. Rangers planned care then transfer to a ranger station when ready. A Glacier Park official suggested the mother died after birth, leaving the calf.
Mr and Mrs Russell Harrison visited Dillon to see Mrs George Harrison and baby at Barrett hospital. George Harrison and others visited the same hospital. Wilbur Tash and S M Starr were Dillon visitors. A payroll increase of nearly 5000 on PWA forest service projects raises total on rolls to 13 953 May 21 with gains mainly in Northern Rocky Mountain and Intermountain regions.
Miss Avis Mellrath and guests from Buffalo Montana spend summer with Mrs Edna Mellrath. Local residents attend the Dillon summer roundup rodeo and dance. W F Cashmore petitions for public administrator on the Republican ticket facing W T Scully. no Democratic candidates yet. primary filing ends June 16.
A meek escort fainted during a ramble with a large woman in a shopping establishment. The shopwalker applied ice to his head as onlookers stood back. The woman explains the man is nervous and reveals she ordered a polling pin without him noticing.
The article guides crafting iced tea for hot weather, recommending a strong infusion from six teaspoons per quart, cooling in a freshly scalded pot, and serving over cracked ice with lemon and optional fruit or citrus twists. Pair with thin bread and butter sandwiches and tiny cookies for a complete summer spread.
Rev. T. J. Simons of Miller died suddenly from heart failure while visiting the Comstock farm with friends. He had planned to stay briefly before joining his wife in Illinois for their daughter Marys music graduation. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with Masonic lodge attendance. Remains were shipped to Vir den Illinois for burial.
A group of Dillon merchants plans to attend the first annual convention of the Associated Merchants of Montana at Bozeman from June 10 to 12. The program includes talks from Montana and other states. Prof. R. E. Albright of the Normal College will speak on What Next at the dinner at Kart's camp, Lambert Eltel will present a report at the Monday session, and Charles Niblack and Frank Eliel are expected to attend.
Chief Justice Lew L Callaway and Mrs Callaway mourn the untimely death of their daughter Frances Callaway Gaza. Friends here recall Fannie as a lovely child who played with local youngsters while the Callaway law office stood in the Poindexter block years ago.
Mrs Flores, a graduate of Iowa Wesleyan College with a master's from the University of Chicago, has done further graduate work at Iowa and Chicago. She has spent seven years with Lewistown schools and serves as president of the North Central Division of the Montana Education Association, well known among Montana teachers.
Metro film Women in His Life plays at Hartwig Theatre this evening. Otto Kruger portrays a famed attorney who defends the man charged with murdering the woman Kruger loves in a tense drama aided by Una Merkel Roscoe Karns and Ben Lyon.
Residents and visitors are listed in a series of social notes. R B Stocker of Salmon hosts visitors at the Stocker home, Joe Chaput made a business trip to Dillon, Mr and Mrs A B Christie of Butte visit their son Alex, Chas P Brenner returns home after visiting relatives, Lemhiick W Smith of Salt Lake City visits Grant, James Prohosky shops in Dillon, and Sunblade of the Sweet Candy Co visits Grant.
Intermountain Union college schedules commencement in the new Helena gym June 11 with Dr. William J. Davidson delivering the address. Twenty graduates receive diplomas from President Wendell S. Brooks. Baccalaureate on Sunday at the Helena Presbyterian Church with Rev Professor Paul Adams. alumni dinner June 9 and reception for the Brookses. Summer school opens June 18 for six weeks or a full quarter with visiting Prof. Charles Murray and regular faculty offering courses for college and high school students.
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