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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
8
Mrs. Denagan left Pinkerton ranch for Butte. Dillon saw a funeral procession for Mrs. Cynthia Jenkins with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clemon, and others. Several residents traveled to Wisdom and Butte for meetings and visits, including Odd Fellows and Royal Neighbor events.
Attorney general's office and state health department prepare forms and procedures for the new marriage license law taking effect July 1. Applicants must file three day old three day elapsed written medical certificates sworn by a physician and confirm no disease or mental incapacity. The changes aim to curb hurried "gin marriages" and require full health and ancestry details. Also notes residents Lucy Jardine, Rebecca Jar, Melvin Lond visiting, and Dillon boys defeating Wisdom in baseball as Joe Wedum escorted youths to the game.
The L D S Relief Society will meet at the chapel Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock for the social service lesson. This is the last meeting of fall. Mr and Mrs William Lloyd and baby left Wednesday for a trip through Yellowstone Park. FOR SALE CHEAP Plow Utah State Inquire Tribune. tf
Mrs Julius Hartwig hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of Mise Louise Hand birthday with close relatives present. The Bryan family guests Josephine Lazzariot and the Hartwigs hosted visits from Mr and Mrs Ashley Roberts and a Dutton baby. Roy York recovers at the Gransberry home after an appendectomy.
A Dillon area column praises CCC Birch Creek camp youths for orderly conduct at a private party with no excess drinking. Mayor Bud Galt notes their gentlemanly behavior and willingness to help, while locals commend their industry and manners. A separate note reports a Hereford calf killed by a mother bear and two cubs on Divide creek, with bear tracks misread as barefoot human prints.
Polaris E. E. Hazel attends to business in Dillon on Monday. Mrs Ed Farley went to Jackson for a Copper District Royal Neighbors of America convention. Elkhorn Hot Springs hosts several house parties and tourists forecast a lively summer. George Pyle and Dr Mary Patton with others from southern California visited Jackson and fished at Carroll ranch. Grasshopper Herding association drives cattle on Elkhorn reserve. ranger Lukens counts them.
Ladies enjoyed the first Dillon Country Club event with a 1 30 luncheon and afternoon bridge and golf. Mrs Hannah Bromley of St Louis complained to police that her husband beat her if the bath water was not hot or if he stayed out late.
A large crowd is expected at the Van Camp bridge to Beaverhead river race finishing north of Patterson ranch. The Dillmont park picnic area offers free coffee sugar and cream with lunchtime spreads. A 26 piece band and Silver Bow Legion drum corps provide music as a special evening program and dance unfold at the pavilion.
Joe Butala repairs a house Glen Lyon builds new cabins Joseph Schindler adds a double garage Chas H Niblack tears down an old bay and plants a lawn Many properties are being painted with ornamental fences and concrete walks installed
A free dance will be held at Birch Creek CC camp on Saturday night June 29 at 8 30. Everyone is invited and refreshments will be provided. The event begins promptly at 8 30.
Bruce Risley from Helena arrived Tuesday evening in response to the death of Miss Clara Adams. Across the country school health exams reveal many undetected defects among children, with dental issues most common and frequent problems in tonsils vision nutrition posture and feet.
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