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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
5
Dillon locals list visitors from Helena Armstead Reedport and Butte with mentions of relatives in town. Newlyweds, housing program updates, school staff changes, and storms affecting local farms frame a digest of social and civic happenings amid other brief reports.
A short wave radio set used for police dispatches was installed last week at Sheriff James McCollum’s office by Paddock & Tyre. Reports are received every half hour from northern stations and the sheriff may send items to Butte or Idaho Falls by wire or phone.
Miss Winnifred Derry a State Normal College graduate and Jiggs Shoultz a state highway department civil engineer were married in Dillon last Tuesday at 5 30 by Rev 0 A Schmidt of the Lutheran church Attending were Mildred Cummings and Genevieve Silk both students The bride has taught in Bute since graduation and the groom lives in Avon The couple plans to reside in Deer Lodge
The summer pool schedule is posted listing open periods for men and women and a program of free swimming classes for training school boys and girls. Classes run twice weekly and further periods may be added if patronage covers guard and expense costs.
Manuel Hernando and Hans Dewey faced Judge Stahl on Monday afternoon for license violations and reckless driving. Hernando paid 7.50 and Dewey 7.50 after court. Patrolmen Flannigan and Wright oversaw the arrests as officers focus on nonresident drivers, license plates, and interstate cars over staying limits or working locally.
At the Sixth Montana district meeting in Butte Mrs. Lucy Walters was elected sergeant at arms in the auxiliary. Angeline Lehn of Butte was elected president of the auxiliary and Robert Julian of Sheridan was chosen commander of the Legion. Delegates from Butte included Mrs. C M Casterline as alternate for the ill Gertie Lyot, and Mrs Walters.
The Hartwig theatre presents Mark of the Vampire a sinister blend of shadows romance comedy and a standout detective thriller that exceeds the fear felt in Dracula audiences are promised ultimate intensity and terror from this film showing now.
TM WwW. B Hart represents Shelby at the annual Montana commissioners meeting as a delegate from the local board this week.
From Missoula to Great Falls delegates attended the Montana State Music Teachers Association convention. Miss Robinson was elected president of the Western district and Mr McFadden joined the program committee for the 1986 convention set in Great Falls.
Miss Lillian Stone demonstrated agent presence at Banheck on Thursday as 4-H club officers were formed. Leader Mrs Pixtéy 5, assistant leader Anna Burrough, president Regina Rebish, vice president Maxine Willingham, and secretary Avig Underwood are named.
Interest rises in a full tournament schedule as the Dillers Country Club anticipates its strongest season in years. New members may join. Frank Bulger, secretary, invites inquiries. A mixed blind bogey tournament is set for next Friday at 4 oclock for players who can attend in the afternoon.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid schedules a no hostess meeting Thursday after noon at the church and plans a food sale on July 3. A rattlesnake captured Sunday in Hogback region was displayed in a cage at McCaleb's show window this week by Phil Nye and Clyde Scott.
The Methodist Aid Society will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Hostesses are Mrs. L. H. Rumbaugh and Mrs. Elizabeth Mikus. Everyone welcome.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church will be entertained by Mrs A at her Faunch home Thursday afternoon. A telegram from Dillon postmaster Harry Andrus announced the opening of bids for the new federal building in this city has been postponed from June 17 to July 1. W S and S: Pash of Polaris spent Saturday in Dillon attending to business matters.
The business and professional women’s group met Wednesday evening at Armstead for its regular monthly gathering. Luella Stickney chaired the health committee with Dora Smith, Hayes, and Baxter assisting. Officers installed were Dora Smith president, Mary Polich vice president, Elizabeth Winn recording secretary, Nellie Jensen corresponding secretary, and Fern Schuyler treasurer. Delegates Luella Stickney and Dora Smith reported on the Bozeman state convention.
A lavender wrapped loaf by City Bakery evokes Montana history's early law and order era. The label reads 8-7-77, signaling a tribute to the road agent exterminators and the memory of bandits replaced by organized restraint.
Helen Bourassa and Kenneth Downing were married Saturday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. J A Meeke. Attendants were Fern Downing Ernest Denny Julia Webster and Milton Bourassa. They will live in West Yellowstone after a short wedding trip.
William J. Corbett president calls annual meeting for Saturday June 22 at 8 pm in the offices of Pearl S. Smith. Election of officers for the ensuing year and other business to be transacted.
Last chance tonight for Mark of the Vampire with Lionel Barrymore Elizbeth Allen and Carol Borland. Also SAW BEYOND THE RANGE featuring Tim McCoy. Cardinal Richelieu with George Arliss Maureen O'Sullivan Edward Arnold. Eight Bells with Ann Sothern Ralph Bellamy. Matinees listed for weekend showings.
The St Rose guild will hold a community meeting Thursday at 3 30 PM in St Rose hall. A canoeing enthusiasts gathering is set for Thursday evening at City Hall at 7 30 PM. All locals interested in the July 4 canoe race are invited and urged to pay subscriptions now.
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