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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
5
A flurry of visitors and trips is noted around Dillon. Residents like Mr and Mrs Kenneth Melvor and others are seen in town or traveling to places from Twin Bridges to Rochester Minnesota and Seattle. Local social ties and reunions highlight the week.
Janet Gaynor and Robert Taylor star in a beautifully enacted story of a country girl who marries into society and wins hearts. The Sunday and Monday matinee also features Pate Smith's Audio scopiks, a popular new screen novelty.
Warner Oland stars in a Charlie Chan at the Circus murder mystery witha modern climax featuring Key Luke and Olive Crasno. Also shown is a Disney cartoon Mickeys Grand Opera.
A comedy night at Hartwig features Joan Bennett Cary Grant and Alan Baxter in a bubbling production with entertainment and humorous situations. The star photoplay promises lighthearted romance and wit in a lively showing.
The annual dance revue at the training school auditorium Monday night drew a large audience. Don's Dance Band and Bill Roland provided entertainment as pupils from the Claudia Faust School of Dancing performed.
A Montana R N A convention in city hall featured district and state leaders, parades, and the crowning of officers. A banquet followed by a social hour and evening sessions ended with optimistic attendance and praise for the host Rock camp. Separately, Lloyd Williams was arrested after a reported robbery, found with stolen cash and plant clothes, and attempted suicide in jail. clothes and evidence located in an outbuilding.
At Monday night’s session A C Gruwell resigned as police judge and was named to the police force to replace Warren Sutherland. George Opp resigned as alderman and was named police judge. Fred Woodside became council member. Pine Tree Troop met Wednesday at 3 30 pm for training and luncheon plans with Mrs Hoover. Next meeting set for June 10 at Mrs Henry’s home at 2 pm to begin nature projects.
Alfred Johnson operates Wardrobe Cleaners which began business Monday after renovating the former Beaverhead Cleaners plant on South Montana Street to serve the community. Nearby, Roper of Butte pleaded guilty Saturday evening to a separate charge and was fined $75.
Miss Betsey Clemon returns to her home after several weeks visiting relatives in Billings, with friends at her side and plans to resume daily activities.
Walter McLain of the A G Barnes circus bought a large order of Denver mud to treat a foot wound on Betty a veteran elephant. She wore a leather boot after treatment to protect the injured foot. In separate notes Texas Centennial proclaims Montana Day on Sept 9 with events arranged by the Montana club of Dallas for visiting Montanans.
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