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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
5
Dillon residents and visitors are noted in a long string of social updates. Local events include hospital stays, road trips, visits from relatives, and community activities across Dillon and neighboring towns.
Mrs. John Orr entertained the Entre Nous bridge club Friday evening and hosted a social gathering with players enjoying games and conversation in a cordial setting.
Mrs Waldron Rogers entertained the Merry Mixers club at her home on Wednesday afternoon March 1 at 2 o clock keeping the guests in a cordial social gathering with light refreshments and conversation.
Mrs Thomas Meehan hosted a dinner Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs William Welborn who marked twenty seven years of marriage. Mrs William Welborn Jr assisted.
Diana Rebekah lodge schedules a regular meeting Thursday at 8 PM with degree staff practice. All members are urged to attend.
Dr. F. H. Bimrose reported at the Chicago Dental Society convention that he has patented a cover for a dental handpiece to enable sterilization without damaging the instrument. An article in Dental Digest describes the invention and its potential market release.
Prayer service held Friday at 4 pm in the Lutheran church with Miss Melissa Minger leading. Proceeds support four projects for emigrant children, Indian school religious education, eight union colleges for women in China India and Japan, and Christian literature for regions with limited reading material.
Beaverhead county high school band and Montana State College Bobcat Band schedule a joint concert on March 28 at the Normal college gymnasium to raise funds for tympani purchase. L. A. Gregory says proceeds will aid both bands. Lou Howard directs the visiting Bobcat Band in a free performance between city concerts.
Dale Tash was named president of the Dillon Country Club board of directors at the annual election meeting held at city hall last night. Dave Williams was elected vice president and Miss Glenna Vance was re elected secretary treasurer along with directors J. W. Rees and R. M. Barrett. Directors planned the coming year and announced 1939 dues are payable by May 15.
Members of the Dillon Ski Club enjoyed a skating party at the municipal rink after a regular business meeting at City Hall. Elmo Winn, president, opened the meeting as they discussed the next ski trip, with a planned return to Elkhorn Springs where good snow was found last Sunday. After an hour of skating, the group gathered at Dart's Hall for refreshments.
QO K Moe joins the advisory committee on cooperatives of the National Education Association. The panel will study core cooperative principles and develop high school college and university course outlines with bibliographies. It will review cooperative history and current status domestically and abroad. The Normal college art department acquired 48 reproductions of famous paintings with period classifications and explanatory notes published by the national committee for art appreciation and sourced from the Minneapolis Journal. Members of the Normal college Art club hosted the American Association of University Women. Frank Stevens director of the art center in Butte spoke on The Art Center Movement.
A marriage license was issued on Wednesday by Norman Giles, clerk of district court, to Gerald ZeBarth and Melba Francis, both of Wisdom.
Mr and Mrs H L McCaleb arrived home from an extended visit in San Francisco. They attended the World's Fair during their trip and returned home this morning.
Forensic teams from the Montana State Normal College prepare for debates this week. The men face the School of Mines at Butte Thursday evening, while the women host the State University here Saturday evening. Debaters include Andrew Pickelick John McGahan Robert Holloran Dillon and Tom Reilly Jefferson City with Professor Rush Jordan as coach. The Dillon men oppose the negative on the resolution that the Government should cease using public funds for stimulating research and related purposes.
Dr J A Meeke reports Bishop Ralph S Cushman of Denver will be the speaker at the Methodist church Sunday morning March 19 at 11 o clock.
Ben Hanson was fined $3.00 in the justice court yesterday by Judge Louis Stahl for driving a car without a license. He was jailed in the county jail for failure to pay the fine.
Deer Lodge Montana February 22 Eméry mine has resumed shipping high grade ore Mulligan Brest reports the mine back in operation after a pause authorities confirm renewed output and local industry interest grows.
Miss Betty Roe daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Roe of Armstead was in an automobile crash in Seattle last Saturday. She suffered a fractured pelvis and was taken to a Seattle hospital. Two other women in the car were injured. The party was en route to a dinner at the Meany hotel. Her mother traveled to Seattle. Roe recently passed the Washington state bar and graduated from the University of Washington law school.
At deadline 249 measures had been brought out by senators including 216 bills. The count compares with 195 bills two years earlier, with the remainder consisting of joint memor ials, memorials and joint resolutions.
The Dillon Gun club sent Herman Peterson and Ted Renfro to Kansas City for the international live bird championship. Peterson, a past winner, and Renfro, a former world champion, headline a Montana contingent including Otto A. Schulz of Sheridan, a leading shooter.
Members of the St. Rose guild will be entertained at Mrs. Holloran's home, 127 South Railroad Avenue, Thursday afternoon. She will be assisted by Mrs. John Jackson. All members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
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