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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1932

Page

5

Visitors and residents noted in Dillon social roundup

The column lists numerous visitors and residents with ties to Lima Grant Argenta Jackson Medicine Lodge Wishtrap Venice Calif Armstead Lemhi Idaho and Dillon. Names include Charles Henderson Elmer Selway J C Metlen Bud Peterson James Harrison William Knapp and Tommy Pierce among others with brief notes on visits business, family ties, and an appendicitis operation at St James hospital Butte with favorable progress.

Tommy Pierce Agnes Pierce St. James Hospital Butte

Local Visitors and Events Highlight Beaverhead Area

Local residents and visitors from Grant Lima Armstead Waterloo and Logan figure in a week of city happenings. A marriage license was issued to Tolliver and Evans in Grand Junction and Meeker. A Beav erhead mining meeting is planned at the courthouse Thursday. An accident at Donovan Ranch left Emery Dwyer with a broken jaw.

D. C. Tolliver Grand Junction Colo Florence L. Evans Meeker, Colo Emery Dwyer Barrett Hospital Donovan Ranch Beaverhead Mining Association Court House Frank Buhrer Reichler City Aura Dutcher Lima Buhrer Ranch

Forest Service urges traveler preparedness with shovel axe and water bucket

Officials emphasize simple gear for fire protection along forest highways. Evan W. Kelley notes Freeman Lake fire burned 23 000 acres killed wildlife and destroyed 34 ranches and left 100 people homeless. he cites trenching and brushing to create a fire line as crucial. Standards require a shovel at least 80 inches long a two pound axe and a one gallon bucket.

Forest Service Freeman Lake Idaho Evan W. Kelley

Rainbow trout catch and regional notices in Dillon area

Local brief notes report Harlan Harrison catching a 42 pound Rainbow trout in the Bie Hole river near Glen. The community also records Needle Club activity, travel plans, illnesses, visitors, political visits, transportation for health exams, and an early Sunday wool truck fire incident with 25 sacks burned.

Harlan Harrison Homer Harrison Bie Hole Glen

Summer tour troupe aids college summer school learning

The group travels in a large bus offering a divertingly varied music program. About thirty five to forty members perform. Miss Vivian M Robe from Fredonia State Teachers College visited the college last week and is a music department member. Harold Lindblom of Scott Yoresman and Company showcased teaching books. James J Walker of MacMillan Company arrived with an exhibit of books for teachers. Standard publishers’ displays enrich the program.

Vivian M. Robe Miss Robe Fredonia State Teachers College New York Harold Lindblom Scott, Yoresman and Company of Chicago James J1. Walker MacMillan Company

Be averhead County School Receives Smith Hughes Funds

Miss Gladys Garr county superintendent reports Beaverhead high school received an $808.48 state payment as the second annual Smith Hughes agricultural grant. The allocation aligns with department teacher salaries and instructional time. a February payment totaled $446.60.

Gladys Garr Smith-Hughes Beaverhead County

DAR Picnic Hosts Guests at Anaconda Chapter Event

Mrs. J. W. Scott and Mrs. Fred Woodside attended a picnic for the Anaconda chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held last Wednesday at the summer home of Mrs. Leonard Larson. They were guests at the breakfast hosted by Mrs. O. C. Kistler at Ramsey.

J. W. Scott Fred Woodside Anaconda Daughters of the American Revolution Leonard Larson O. C. Kistler Ramsey

Petition Filed for Administration of Pennington Lord Estate

Mrs Eva Ford has filed in district court for letters of administration over the estate of the late Pennington Lord. The action seeks authority to manage and settle all affairs, debts, and distributions of the estate according to law.

District Court Cecil L. Fallon James D. Berry Grater Grocery Company Eva Ford Pennington Lord

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract Ledger

Recent record of estatitis transfers from Beaverhead Abstract Co. United States to William H Bil lings for several quartz lode mining claims in Muddy Creek district. Shares of lots and acres transfer among Dillon area owners including P and O Townsite Co to Mary Katherine Rife and others.

Estatis Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Co United States William H. Billings Muddy Creek P. & O. Townsite Company Mary Katherine Rife Dilon Frank Jr David Robert Rife Dillon Frank B. Rife Poindexter & Orr ‘Ownsite Company Albertus G Lillian Williams Nettie M. Hand John A Delila Jones Charles F. Jones Centennial Valley Weldon Trueman Lee Sims Dan Crowley Frank Stagg Foo! Hen Hope Quartz Lode Meadow Creek A. H. French Mary W. French Watson Creek No

Postal Rate Hike Prompting Delivery Plan Changes

The piece work or contract plan to deliver monthly bills faces scrutiny as higher postal rates take effect July 6. Federal law grants a monopoly on first class mail. the handling of bills by outsiders may violate the postal statute, while circulars remain exempt.

Inexperienced Swimmer Walks River Bottom to Shore

A canoe party was swept into the Big Hole river near Broyan's ranch Sunday. Howard Rosenall and Arthur Hall reached shore by surface swimming while flag Stanfield, blocked by boats, walked along the river bed several steps before surfacing for air and claims to have advanced a city block. He kept hold of his fishing pole the entire time.

Flag Stanfic Big Hole Broyan Howard Rosenall Arthur Hall Stanfield

Presbyterian Conference For Montana Youth At Flathead Lake Camp

Montana young people from Presbyterian churches will attend a conference at the new camp on the west shore of Flathead Lake 20 miles south of Kalispell and 84 miles north of Polson from July 6 to 12. Rev. G William Barnum Kalispell leads. Rev. Frank Hillis Kalispell is business manager. Activities begin July 4 at 6 p m and end July 12 at noon. The aim is leadership training and strengthening Christian character with studies on youth society, Jesus challenge, local missions, Bible origins, American Indians, and foreign missions in China.

Presbyterian Conference Montana Fhathead Lake Kalispell Polson G. William Barnum Frank Hillis Walt Jesus China

Dinner honors Mrs Foote birthday in Shannon home

The Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Shannon hosted a noon Tuesday dinner in honor of Mrs. F. I. Foote. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Foote, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Poindexter, and Mrs. Gabrilla Mudd.

R. C. Shannon F. I. Foote

Alumni Picnic Draws College Reunion Crowd

Normal College invites alumni to a Thursday evening picnic on June 30 at 6:80 on campus. Attendees should bring a cup fork and spoon, and nonfood contributors pay 50 cents.

Normal College

Fire minor roof damage at Weenink home on South Atlantic

A small blaze near 7 pm Monday lightly damaged the roof of the Weenink residence on South Atlantic street. Firefighters arrived quickly, and the fire was promptly extinguished.

Weenink South Atlantic Street

Lunday Visitors Stay With Mother's Family in City

Mr and Mrs George Lunday of Billings are visiting at the home of Mrs Ida Lun day in this city. The trip brings together two generations as they spend time with relatives and friends during their stay.

C. R. Winter Burbank Calif Frances Caldwell Dillon R. F. Thibaudeau Helena M.rs. Williams Billings Mr. Thibaudeau R. D. Curry H., J. Thompson James Kirkpatrick Thompson Kirkpatrick Ranch Frying Pan - Basin Mrs. G¢éorge Lunday Mr. Lunday Ida Lunday

Police Chief Warns Dog Owners Over Tax Nonpayment

Chief of Police Charles Nelson issues a final warning to dog owners who do not pay pet taxes. Unpaid pets face impounding and killing under the authority of the city.

Charles Nelson

Betty Barry Celebrates Seventh Birthday With Party

Betty Jean Barry marked her seventh birthday Tuesday with a party attended by about thirty of her young friends.

Betty Jean Barry

Woodside and Baxter Fly to Great Falls in Cabin Plane

Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside and J A Baxter flew to Great Falls and back on Monday aboard the Woodside cabin plane. The trip showcased a private flight from local airfield with the trio returning the same day.

Fred “Woodside J. A. Baxter Great Falls Woodside

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles Henderson Elmer Selway Grant J. T Armitage of Wisdom Elmer Gordon Medicine Lodge A. H. French of Argenta J.C. Romaine ‘of Jackson Bud Peterson Ike Rife, Jr Lemhi, Idaho William Rosenbaum Ziegler Springs James Harrison Grasshopper William Knapp The Venice J. C. Metlen Armstead Virginia Husted Charles Wagenbreth Miles City Los Angeles John Gelhaus H. C. Patterson, Jr Mary E. Clemon Seattle University of Washington Loren le ‘Ware Wise River Merle Liggett Chris Overgaard Maggie Halligan J. L. Kennedy P. H. McMenemey of Mary Kelly Waterloo Town James E. Kelly John Collins Marguerite Ilkhorn Springs George L. Routledge Spokane Northwest Medical Association J. W. Hildreth Jimmy Freeman Hartwig Theatre Ed de Celles James Kelly Orange Crush Orchestra Ruby William Young Logan Utah W. E. Roberts Northern Pacific Washington Oregon Minneapolis-St. Paul Chicago W.b. Elliott 405 Metals Bank Ds Ee Wilder Consolidated Ticket Office Mont Needle Club Mars. C. PL Thomas Carl Becker Bannack O. J. Smith of Monida Gerald Caskin J. C. Penney William Mahler St. Paul James Jensen the Barrett Hospital T. Lee McCracken Jeff Froman Klamath Falls Rey Froman Ben Man Edgar Williams Harry Williams Bernard ‘Williams Bozeman W. J. Bierrum Minneapolis Indiana Petmon P. & O. Livestock Company Matt, Auinest Bert John Orr Blacktail Deer Creek John A. Donovan Jessie Donovan Margaret M. Morse Donovan Ranch Company Horse Prairie Martha E. Harper Delvaretta Harper Dillon East Bench Ollie B John R. Porter John Tarnwall Railroad Avenue Mrs. Foote Dillon, Montana Hartwig Dorothy Jordan Robert Young Walter Huston Jimmy Durante Warner Baxter Marian Nixon Rita LaRoy Daddy Long Legs Scotch Valley Ladies Edna May Osborne Roscoe Ates Gay Caballero George O’brien Robin Hood Rio Grande Geo. M. Gosman
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