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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

8

Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Outing

Mrs. John Waldemar and Mrs. A L Cox shopped in Dillon. Bannack visitor Jack Brown of Grant called. Grant residents planned a Friday weekend visit in Dillon. The Grant school closed June 1 with a Barrett wreck picnic for about 40 attendees. Jackson and Butte visitors, Elkhorn Springs outings, and local commutes to Dillon for Dec orations events are noted along with several family visits and local rodeo turnout in Wise River.

John Waldemar A. L. Cox Dillon Jack. Brown Bannack Grant Matt Kau Agnes Pierce George ‘Smith Frank. Blair Lemhi Ralph Liggett Philip Elmer Selway J. H. Shefer Frank Blair

Man Injured by Falling Tree in Elkhorn Forest

Polaris Jack Brown sustains leg injury after a tree falls on him while working in the Elkhorn forest. Mrs J J Brown shopping in Dillon Tuesday and Johnny Knoll with Keith Quinlan visiting Dillon Saturday.

Jack Brown Elkhorn Forest J. J. Brown Dillon Johnny Knoll Keith Quinlan

Local social notes from Dillon area residents

Mrs. La Grande Young of Weiser Idaho and Mrs. Claire Seage of Helena visit mother Mrs. Laura T. Scott. Miss Mary Kenison of Dillon visits sister Mrs. Jesse Brown. Mrs. Henry Pedrotti attends daughter's graduation at St Vincents academy in Helena. Miss Leota Hughes of Dillon visits friends here. Mr and Mrs Taylor Bradley and children visit Elkhorn. Mrs M R Rand and Miss Sophia Guyar at Stocker home in Dillon. Dellar Gordon and Elmer Gordon attend to business in Dillon. Mrs Smith M Ames shops in Dillon. Miss Sophia Guyaz and Mrs M R Rand plan a Spokane vacation. Taylor Bradley and sons drive to Butte.

Legion Post Plans Vigilante Celebration At Dillmont Park

Legion members announce a vigilante celebration at Dillmont park with a mining district meeting in Butte next Saturday inviting Southwestern Montana communities. Prizes include a $25 for the dance’s most popular girl and a $15 prize for a lucky ticket holder.

Dillmont Park Post Legion Butte Montana Butte Post Grasshopper Gulch D. V. Paddock Glen Lyon George M. Gosman R. D. Curry George R. Baker

County Board Ends Two Day Session. Hartwig Named Delegate

The board of county commissioners adjourned Tuesday after a two day session. W B Hartwig was named delegate to the meeting of the Montana association of commissioners at Miles City this month and Bill Dungan was appointed as overseer at the fair grounds with power of deputy sheriff.

Board of County Commissioners W. B. Hartwig Montana Association of Commissioners Miles City Bill Dungan Fair Grounds

Normal Sidelights continue with alumni class funds

The article fragment notes an art club led by S. P. Wells in 1907 and references the alumni classes of 1922 to 1925 with totals of funds created, indicating ongoing financial support from former students.

Art. Club

Ford V-8 Promises Smoothness and Economy in Drive

A Ford advertisement extols the V-8’s smooth running engine, 75 horsepower at the drive shaft, and better fuel economy of 17 to 20 miles per gallon. It emphasizes overall value including initial cost, operation, maintenance, appearance, and comfort focused on both drivers and passengers.

Large College Class To Receive Diplomas

A large college class will confer diplomas and degrees. The list of graduates includes Gale Anderson Nina M Atkins William Ballard Marguerite Barrett Louise Baxter Helen Bayers Sigrid Benson Agnes Bernasek Helen Binford Elsie Bonser Johanna Boyum Anthony Bramsman Katharine Brockman Frances Brown Miriam Brown Jane Cashin Melvina Comfort Lois Crichton Georgiana Crouse Elsie Cunningham Marieanna DeBar Melba DeMent Mary Dierberger Beth Dolan Mary Dolan Josephine Dupuis Benny Flakman Maxine Fish Ella May Foley Marjorie Gaines Marie Gale Lucy Gilderoy Rose Gorshe Louise Graves Thelma Gray Ethel Greenwood Margaret Hamill Myra Harris Bessie Harrison Mary Harrison Kathryn Hegreberg Beatrice Herda Judith Hickey Jean Hunter Ivan Jennings Evelyn Johnson Grace Johnston Survantus Kerr Helen Kester Marie King Dorothy Klees Jennie Lee Helen Lindstrom Mervyn McKenzie Blanche McManus Margaret McNally Mary Marton James Melton Florence Murphy Ethel Orso Ira Perkins Anna Pissot Dorothy Popovich Solveig Ramlo June Randolph Joyce Rasmussen Florence Reardon Rae Reeves Regina Ribber Reichle William Straugh Thirza Turner Helen Waldemar Cora Welch Helen Wells Eleanor Wolfe Carol Wood Hazel Zakarison Bernice Zanto with degree candidates including nesota Kenneth Kins Anna Mautz Jean Meeke Cora Perry Mildred Schuler Duane Taft Georgia Thorson.

Gale Anderson Browning Nina M. Atkins Gallatin Gateway William Ballard Dillon Marguerite Barrett Klein Louise Baxter Helena Helen Bayers Sigrid Benson Hathaway Agnes Bernasek Great Falls Helen Binford Farmington Elsie Bonser Missoula Johanna Boyum Anthony Bramsman Katharine Brockman Livingston Frances Brown Granite Falls Minnesota Miriam Brown Bonin Jane Cashin Butte Melvina Comfort Twin Bridges Anaconda Lucy Gilderoy Roundup Rose Gorshe Louise Graves Kalispell Thelma Gray Idaho Falls Idaho Florence Murphy Ethel Orso Ira Perkins Stanford Anna. Pissot Dorothy Popovich Solveig ‘Ramlo Libby Randolph Joyce Rasmussen Cut Bank Florence Reardon Rae Reeves Geralding Regina’ Ribber Reichle

New York Forestry Contingent Heads to Montana Camps

A train carrying 151 men and two officers with 25 tons of camp gear arrived at Dillon for assignment to nine emergency conservation camps in Fort Missoula district Montana Yellowstone and Glacier parks. The group will travel 23 miles by truck to a remote camp.

Fort Missoula Montana Yellowstone Glacier Parks Dillon Empire State Building

Eva Stahl Weds Walter Schmittroth at Stahl Home

The Dillon wedding took place Monday at 7 pm in Judge Louis Stahl’s home with 25 relatives present. Miss Eva Stahl married Walter Schmittroth. a dinner and large cake centerpiece followed at the Andrus hotel. The couple will reside at the Stahl apartments after a brief honeymoon.

Dillon Louis Stahl Eva Stahl Walter Schmittroth Andrus Schmittroth Frank Stahl Idaho Falls Salt Lake City Stahl

Legion Auxiliary installs new officers at evening meeting

A regular American Legion auxiliary meeting was held at Mrs. TE Gilbert home Monday evening. Officers installed include President D W Paddock first vice president W F Cashmore second vice president Luther Smith secretary and treasurer C T Callahan sergeant at arms C M Casterline and chaplain J C Fuller. Mrs Paddock elected delegate to state convention. The Fidac committee presented Prof F McBain of the Normal.

American Legion Auxiliary Fidac F. McBain N Normal

St James Guild to entertain members guests Thursday eve

St James guild hosts Mrs W F Cashmore Mrs A A Eliott Mrs L F Molleur and Mrs A A Simpson at the guild hall for an evening of contract bridge and a program after a candle light college procession. Refreshments will be served. Mr and Mrs A B Keith of Spokane are guests.

St. James Guild W. F. Cashmore A. A. ‘Eliott L. F. Molleur A. A Simpson Guild Hall

Bridge Olympic Winners Announced

The article notes local players bid and played each hand card for card as experts and states that hands largely match expert par play while the state champions remain unpublished, with strong local chances to place for Montana.

Montana

Needle club entertained by Mrs Collins at home

The Needle club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John Collins at her home on South Pacific Street.

Fred Woodside Entre Nous Bridge Club South Rise Street Needle Club John Collins South Pacific Street

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Ray Bowers Elkhorn Springs Jules Wenger Helen John Jackson Herb Strum Grasshopper Mark .Clemon the Basin Ogilvie Jackson Wise River Polaris Armstead Legion Post St. Rose Guild Mayme Meeke Billings Bill Meeke Fairview J. A. Meeke F. A. Hazelbaker Julius Wenger Sam Peterson George M. Clemon South Atlantic Street J. E. Monroe Id Cushing W. E., Lloyd Avill Baptist Aid Charles Albertson Spercer, Idaho Genevieve ‘Albertson Elks Fairgrounds Margaret Montgomery Portland Oregon Ruth Renkauf Terry Mary Evelyn Bridgman Lois Crichton D. P. 0. Laboratories Holton Kansas William Straugh Eastern Boys-In A. B. Keith Spokane Wreck Hei Giekes Beaverhead Abstract Company Cjhe Amrican LE Lee Eee Thea Pearl I, Smith Mont Lewis & Walker P. O North Wyoming
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