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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
8
Bozeman June 20 John A Lovelace Democratic U S Senate candidate resumes campaign after week at home recovering from injuries and shock from June 10 automobile crash near Helena He plans to cover remaining state areas not visited before the accident and return to campaigning within days.
Local residents describe heavy rains soaking Reichle with remarks about dry climates needed. Grasshoppers gather at the Rieber ranch, prompting repeated use of poison. Bible Study hosts plan a bridal shower for Miss Isabell Mast, fiancé Julius Hartwig.
Isabel and Jayney entertained friends at a shower for a recent bride at the Kearney ranch home. Rev. Jesse Lacklin made his last district visit to the Sheridan Methodist church and district superintendent role. Joseph I Judy, longtime Ruby resident, died after brief illness with funeral in Olson chapel. survived by three daughters and two sons.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Tash returned from a three state honeymoon tour visiting Coeur d Alenes and flathead country and plan to settle in Dillon. Dillon society scenes include Moose lodge gathering, cabin trip, and local visits by Harrison Dons Marchesseau Knoll and others across town with hunting tales and summer schooling plans.
E W Renfro Roy Forrester Otto Schulz and Herman Peterson left Wednesday for Salt Lake to compete in the annual western zone trapshoot event.
Herman Peterson reports extreme drought in the Dakotas with winds piling sand above fences as he traveled through the region. Dr. and Mrs. George Routledge and daughter came home Tuesday evening from a vacation along the Pacific coast.
A well known local resident says he will skip the upcoming primaries and go fishing instead. He cites the difficulty of choosing among many worthy candidates and fears disappointing friends and promises tied to Washington and statewide races.
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