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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

8

Dillon Visitors Are Busy With Shopping Trips

Dillon residents and visitors filled the days with trips to Dillon for shopping and social visits. Agnes Pierce and family joined by Mrs. George Smith and children spent the weekend in Dillon. Multiple trips listed include Mansfield, Waldemar, Christie, and Prohosky with others motoring to Dillon Monday and Tuesday for day trips.

Agnes” Pierce Dillon James Mansfield Brenner Be Mining Cos Grant A. W. Mulkey John A. Waldemar William Beiersdorff Ralph Waldemar Alex Christie Armstead James Prohosky Hank Ward Edgar, Rife Bob Roberts Arthur Salton

Students Enter Extemperaneous Sporting Contest March 7

Miss Violet Eas announced that 16 students entered the extemporaneous speaking contest to be held March 7. Each contestant may choose one question from three and have two hours to prepare. Names include Francis Dean Frank Tyro Tom Hartwig James Doyle Isabel Houghton Philip Gau Ghay Jean Hoffman Edward Exum James McCulley Jack Reeves Harold Wheat Monte Melton Fred Simons Bob Watson Glen Hocking Cecil Musburger.

Violet M. Eas Francis Dean Frank Tyro Tom Hartwig James Doyle Isabel ‘Houghton Robert Holloran Agnes Stephanie Harrison Kellum Jolin Holden Miss Mastman Harold Wheat James McCulley Ed Exum Jack Reeves the Beaver

Tomato Soups Offer Warm Nourishment In Red Hues

The article introduces two tomato based soups for cold weather. Tomato Broth with Asparagus Tips uses canned tomatoes onions pepper allspice salt sugar and chicken stock with asparagus tips to yield eight servings. Quick Vegetable Soup speeds preparation with tomato can, bouillon, salad vegetables, and water to serve six.

Birch Creek Ranch Life and Community Notes

A Bannack area note sheet describes Staudaher Hupp ranch work year round with a buzz saw plant cutting stove wood. It covers weather, school closures, hay for stock, spring hopes, and visits by Carl Mast, A. B. Stanfield, and others. The entry includes a high school basketball game in Dillon, local social clubs, a runaway sled incident, and assorted residents and events around Bannack and nearby Dillon.

Staudaher-Hupp Elgin Waltham Birch Creek Carl “Mast Dillon Stanfield Mr. Mast A. B. Stanfield A. T. Crossley Mr. Stanfield Mr. Crossley Alvin Short McCaleb Frank’ Mittlemeier Farlin Gulch Thief Creek Frank Turttlott

Jackson Social and Visiting Roundup in Basin

James Dodd visited the basin this week while John Jackson traveled to Dillon for a brief family stay. The Jackson Bridge club met at Mrs. Charles Wenger's home last Thursday and again hosted a dinner this Sunday for their husbands. A dance hosted by the firemen drew a large crowd with a late midnight lunch. Mr and Mrs John Meyers hosted a Friday dinner for eight guests. D J Emerick spent several days at the Fred Hirschy ranch this week.

James Dodd John Jackson Dillon Jackson Bridge Club Charles Wenger D. J.emerick Fred Hirschy John Meyers

Glen PTA Hosts Pinochle Night and Plans March Meeting

The Glen Parent Teachers Association enjoyed a pinochle party at Mrs. Elsie Garrison's home with hosts Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Garrison. High scores went to Mrs. Dan Piccone and J. M. Cummins. consolation to William Garrison and Genevieve Squires. The next PTA meeting is March 3 at Buhrer schoolhouse with speeches and pupil plays planned.

Glen Parent‘Teachers Association Elsie Garrison Schmidt Garrison Dan Piccone J. M. Cummins William Garrison Genevieve Squires Buhrer

University Scholarship Awards Declared by USC

Frank C. Touton of the University of Southern California informs Principal W. W. Wahl that USC will grant twenty five tuition scholarships for the 1933 34 academic year to graduates of accredited secondary schools enrolling over one hundred pupils. Applicants must be in the top tenth of their class and have a principal's recommendation, with USC entrance requirements met. Not more than one candidate per school may be recommended, and applications must be filed by April 15, 1933.

W. W. Wahl Frank C. Touton University of Southern California Los Angeles

Whitehall Wins Class Tournament at Twin Bridges

Whitehall took first place in the Class basketball tournament held February 24 25 at Twin Bridges with St. Peter’s and Twin Bridges placing second and third. The report notes a separate incident about a Waycross Georgia hospital patient stealing dentures and a 17 year old New Yorker swallowing a safety pin.

Whitehall Twin Bridges St. Peter’s the Beaver

Beaverhead Girls Band and Orchestra Rehearsing for Event

The Beaverhead girls band has prepared for two seasons, now joined by the first girls orchestra for a forthcoming event. Members include Leone Cashmore, Betty Hall, Anna Anderson, Lucille Nettick, Jean Gilbert, Helen Exwit, Myla Pendleton, Wilma Slater, Helen Rogers, Kathryn Barry, Lulu Belle Gilman, Muriel Tyre, Dorothy Hildreth, Jane Waldorf, Arleen Bray, and others. Lester Opp, former Beaverhead student now teaching in Colorado, earned top honors at Eastman School of Music and received the George Nastman scholarship. a small training school orchestra will perform March 1 with L A Gregory, Lulu Belle Gilman, and other players.

Beaverhead Leone Cashmore Betty" “Hall Anna Anderson Lucille. Net Doris Rovers Iva Gilman Ndith Orr Helen Wheat Lester Opp L. al Gregory Beaverhead County George Nastman Opp Judge Opp Colorado State Teachers College Greeley Colorado Eello L. A. Gregory Lulu Belle Gilman Borethychildreth Tom Newnes Harold Wheat Edythe Cénisain Kenneth Barry

School Presents Clever Operetta

The school stages a clever operetta with solo dances by Jean Covall and Elsie Lloyd. Flower Queen Shirley Jardine and a cast of soloists and court singers including Ruth Helen Albright Emma McGahan and Donald Wheat perform under McGahan.

McGahan Jean Covall Elsie Lloyd Shirley Jardine Ruth Helen Albright Betty Jo Jeppson Suzanne Gilbert Emma McGahan Jack Selway Donald Wheat Court Charles Greene Betty May George Dodd Helen Randolph Mary Dawn Warner John Carnutt Helen Churchill Billy Oberem Lois Gilbert Earl Atkeson Vincent Gibbons

High School Gains Victory Over Normal Reserves

Coach Breeden fielded a high school squad including Brown Nay Bob Stephan Walter Stephan Gibbons Conklin Campbell McCulle y Jack Gilbert and Ritschel to play the Normal reserves. The high school team won 32 to 20.

Breeden Brown Nay Bob Stephan Walter Stephan Gibbons Conklin Campbell McCulley Jack Gilbert Ritschel

Washington’s Birthday Program At Local School

Mrs Annie Rohan’s pupils staged a Washington birthday commemoration at the school on Wednesday afternoon. After the program refreshments were served to students patrons and guests. Frank Allen Harrison nine, son of Mr and Mrs J D Harrison, is a patient at Barrett hospital with a broken leg. Mrs T M Carey of Anaconda visited her daughter Mrs Harry Tash at the Tash ranch in Beaverhead valley. J D and George Harrison spent part of last week visiting in Dillon and were joined home Thursday afternoon by Mrs J D Harrison and family and Miss Lucille Harrison for a weekend at their home.

W. S. Tash Frank Allen - Harrison J. D. “Harrison Barrett ‘Hospital T. M.carey Anaconda Harry “Tash Tash Ranch Beaverhead Valley J. D George’ Harrison Dillon J.D. Harrison Lucille Harrison

Moving Pictures at the Presbyterian Church

Dr. David H. Hare, Synodical Executive for National Missions of Idaho, will present a moving picture program at the Presbyterian church Friday at 7 30 pm. He brings his own machine and will lecture on church work among diverse people across the nation. No admission fee. All welcome. Mr and Mrs W T Martinell of Dell visited Dillon Tuesday.

David H. Hare National Missions of Idaho Presbyterian Church Hare

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