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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

8

Montana Normal Girls Enjoy Sleigh Ride to Elkhorn Springs

Miss Mathews and Miss Hymer chaperoned 30 students from Dillon to Polaris store by truck then to Elkhorn Hot Springs on a hay rack pulled by four horses. Dwight Harrison led as skinner and Joe Ryburn accompanied the group. Despite a broke tongue on the rack the party continued after a brief delay.

Shotwell Mathews Hymer Montana State—Normal College Dillon Polaris Shorty” Miller J. D. ‘Harrison Elkhorn Hot Springs Dwight Harrison Skinner Joe C. Ryburn Polaris High School Hays Ranch Hays Martha Wilson Roberts Lempi Marie Jane Pratt Butte Helen Ragney Bozeman Beulah Dubbler George Harrison Bernar Williams Farnum Schuyler Frank Kellum Walter Paddock Russell Amd Hollis Harrison Karl Tash Walter B. Smith Joe . Yourn E. E. Hazel Onda Amdy Hays Quinlan John i. Judge Bridge

Local notes and social headlines mix in Dillon area

A crowded page recounts visits and travels around Dillon and nearby ranches, mentions hospital patients Virginia Gray and Mrs. Nora Knoll, social gatherings at Pyle and Judge families, a snowbound Grasshopper Valley, a pie social, and postings about US Savings Bonds. It also includes mining blanks, a long reader letter about an old age pension bill, and lighter items from newspapers in the region.

W. W. Hawkins Wis Henry Forest Office Dillon Bowers Sheridan Hays Elkhorn Virginia Gray Mill Point Murray ‘Hospital Butte Butte. Miss Gray Is Making A Satisfactory Recovery. — Mrs. Nora H. Knoll Aindy Pyle Pyle E. A.marchesseau Mary Sheppard Frank E. Marchesseau Brooks Street Missoula Walter Smith Joe Ryburm Hollis Harrison Herrison Meade Home Miss Gray Murray Hospital E. E. Hazel Judge Mr. Hazel John Judge Elkhorn Springs Carl L. Knoll Andy Pyle HH. M. Stackpole Miss Baker Bannack Bob Harrison Helen Clare Tom Judge Leon Beese Frank Marchesseau George Pyle Grasshopper Valley Ryburn Smith Bill Smith Dillom

Snowfall Joy Amid Dust Storms Across Regions

Readable fragments describe a festive snowfall relief in one region while neighbors to the south face a damaging dust storm. Twin Welsh brothers reach 59 years of perfect church attendance. Memorial stamps arrive in Dillon. A cane is stolen from Gesby Snodgrass in Wichita Falls. A Brooklyn synagogue safe holds $700 in cash and valuables. A Cleveland coal office robber apologizes for his family.

Mother Nature Montana South

Melton Report on Fowler Chain Bill Sparks Debate

Senator George M. Melton wired from Helena criticizing a proposed mass buying chain bill as un-American to tax to confiscation. He favors a uniform measure that includes all chains and raises about two hundred thousand in revenue. A later wire says he will amend House Bill 238 to include or exclude small stores and mercantile establishments and will vote accordingly.

George JM. “Melton Helena Melton Dillon Merchant’s Exchange

Farmers urged to get loans early in Bozeman Credit union

Local farmers are urged to apply early for production loans from the Bozeman Production Credit association of Bozeman Montana. Secretary Treasurer N Q Miller says early approvals bring advantages, loans bear 5 percent interest only after funds are used, and members have voting power in local director elections. The association operates as a cooperative with government supervision and aims to provide low cost dependable financing, with rapid service through past refinements and early applications recommended.

Bozeman Production Credit Association Bozeman Montana N.Q. Miller Federal Intermediate Bank

Merchant's Lunch Delivers Best Meal in Town

A compact lunch counter advertises “Merchant's Lunch” served from 11 to 5 offering value meals described as the best in town for a quarter and a thin dime. The note invites patrons to try the mid day special.

Relaxation and philosophy in Dr Pitkin’s stress check

Dr Walter B Pitkin discusses a relaxation test in Rotarian Magazine linking personal philosophy to health. He argues a tense outlook raises tensions while a balanced, easygoing view yields a relaxed body and mind. He proposes a 12 item self check and ends with Take it easy as a guiding mantra.

Dr-Walter-B Pithin

Master Chevrolets on Display in Montana Salesrooms

Chevrolet unveils 1985 Master and DeLuxe series in Montana autosupply showrooms. The Master line emphasizes low price appeal and efficient performance, while the DeLuxe line offers big car comfort and value. New smooth valve-in-head engines boost power at lower speeds, yet economy remains strong.

Chevrolet Montana—Auto- Supply Fiel

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