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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
8
Music pupils hosted by Mrs. Harry Helming and Mrs. George Helming performed solos and duets. Wisdom Women's club studied Alaska with papers by Mrs. Lucy Lawrence and Miss Betty Lou Glassey. Junior club planned a play, and local residents attended outings, hospital visits, and family gatherings.
Reichle residents and visitors mostly enjoyed short trips this week. Almon Taylor and his wife returned Sunday from Sun Valley Idaho while Mrs Nick Adders visited Dillon. A blizzard with high winds hit Saturday night but lasted under an hour.
At a special church meeting the First Baptist church voted to extend the pastorate to Miss Belle Long who has served for over a year with her sister Mrs Edna Blackburn. The move aims to retain their service as permanent pastor and assistant.
Mrs T E Luebben Mrs Fred Woodside Mrs W L Irvine Mrs Carl Hansen and Mrs George F Dart attended the regular meeting of Daughters of the Niles in Butte. Luebben and Woodside then traveled to Helena for the state meeting of the D A R.
Charlie N. Preston aged 40 and Rosalie E. Preston aged 29, both of Bozeman, were married Tuesday afternoon in the clerk of court's office by Judge George Opp.
Rev. Bessire of Missoula spends week in Jackson leading evening services open to the public. He is hosted by local families as the British War Relief unit plans a Saturday meeting at Mrs. Harry Lapham’s home. The unit seeks clothing and silk hose for stretcher pads.
Montana Veterinary Research lab at the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station reports that lamb dysentery or white scours in newborns is caused by mud and filth mixed with ewe milk and worsened by cold wet weather. Preventive steps include clean sheds, proper drainage, sunlight, ventilation, light bedding, and frequent changes. disinfecting the navel stump and docking wounds with iodine is advised to avoid arthritis and liver infection. A circular No. 138 offering more details is available at county agents or the experiment station.
Montana's grain storage facilities are being surveyed by the federal Agricultural Marketing Service under Statistician J. Diamond to prevent transportation bottlenecks in defense. He warns of a potential shortage of 450 to 500 elevators, which could delay handling of the 1941 crop and tie up railroad boxcars for defense materials.
Members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid will meet in church parlors Thursday afternoon for a business session and program. Hostesses will be groups three and four led by Mrs. Robert Quackenbush and Mrs. Elmer Sage, with a list of additional hostess members including Mrs. John Albers and Mrs. George Elwell among others.
The Varsity dance at the Normal college is planned for Saturday night March 15 with a grand march at 9 30. Evelyn Bieber of Big Timber leads the House Council as president and committees coordinate decorations invitations programs and intermission entertainment with volunteers Shirley Erickson Irene Kuester Alice Cameron Davie Ann Dye Shirley Clark Carol Miles Pauline Obach and others.
An all state art exhibit of work by children whose teachers are graduates of the Normal college will be held this week in room 3809 of the main college building. Sponsored by the Art club, hours are 9:00 to 5:00 Wednesday and Thursday and 7:00 to 8:00 Wednesday evening. Townspeople are invited to visit.
Pahnish Bros moved 500 head of cattle to the lower Pahnish ranch on Tuesday. Guy Gray bought bulls from Pahnish and Marchesseau on Sunday. Francis Carroll of Laramie accompanied Gray to the Big Hole basin and Grasshopper valley. Ted Marchesseau tagged sheep on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrison visited Dillon to meet their first granddaughter born Friday at Barrett hospital. Elizabeth Marchesseau ill in Dillon. Jackson forest ranger W. A. Schowe visited Elkhorn Springs. Perry Goodwin hiked from Elkhorn mine to Farley ranch and then to the Judge home. Agnes Cassidy visited Dillon over the weekend. Nightingale card club met at John Judge’s. most members attended. Mrs. William Montgomery and son George visited Butte by auto Friday. Skiers reported good Elkhorn slide over the weekend. visitors from Jackson led Sunday crowds. Mr. and Mrs. George Lenox spent Sunday at Farley ranch. George Pyle and Coulter Given visited Dillon Friday. Bill Pierce visited Jackson Monday. Mrs. George Harrison and daughter Phyllis with Mrs. E. F. Sill returned from Lolo ranger station in Bitter Root valley. Harrison ranch hosts welcomed visiting relatives.
Dillon Junior Rifle club members posted solid scores Tuesday night from prone positions T Ross 86 H Keith 69 D McDowell 65 J Barrett 96 T Nelson 82 B Johnson 72 J Bobinac 72 J Kearns 92 H Hansen 77 J Nelson 89 B Koenig 93. L Mallon 86 from kneeling and W Jones 93 from sitting.
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