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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
5
About 250 people attended the St Patrick's Day program and supper on Sunday afternoon. The event featured Irish songs and solos by local and visiting performers, including Miss Margaret McMahon of Butte and Hugo Kenck of Butte, with high school male quartet numbers and group selections.
Mizpah Chapter No 18 OBE S invites Masons and their wives Eastern Stars and their husbands to a card party Monday evening March 25 at the Masonic hall. Bridge and pinochle tables, prizes for high and low scores, refreshments served. proceeds go to the Masonic Home at Helena.
Beaverhead County beer license list received by Sheriff James McCollum. Those who have not secured their 1985 license are ordered to apply immediately or face prosecution. Sheriff notes several dispensers in the county have not yet applied.
Paul Temple has an uncle in the South who sent a genuine Kentucky squirrel rifle. The long barreled muzzle loader features a brass bound stock and is displayed in the window at McCaldh's. Mr and Mrs Al Longseth of Grant visited Dillon Thursday.
Otto Schulz of Sheridan tops the Sunday event with 98 of 100 in the registered shoot and 49 of 50 in the handicap. Roy Forrester finishes second in singles with 97 and posts 45 in handicap. Ted Renfro of Dell wins doubles with 45 of 50 in his first shoot since last summer.
Large crowd gathered Sunday afternoon at the Normal college auditorium to hear the Bobcat band of Montana State college. Directed by Lou Howard, a former Dillon resident, the program was thoroughly enjoyed by attendees.
The play The Petrified Forest by Sherwood is in stock at the Tribune Book Store for $2.00 and will be discussed at the next Shakespeare Club meeting.
Charles Hignight, a veteran dray man, parades a brand new team of spanking white horses on the street Monday. Some accuse him of merely whitewashing his old bays.
The Butterfly Brownies met on Wednesday afternoon with three new members joining. They are Margaret Luebben, Margaret Mary Callahan, and Virginia Fuller. Ardella Sumner served as scribe.
The piece traces Dillon's first photographers from W. H. Pilliner who opened a tiny South Montana studio in 1882 with a muslin skylight, through Hazeltine, Tom White, Jim Nesbitt, Will Frew, and H. D. Weenink. It praises Weenink as the era’s leading portraitist and notes his later scenic views and color work.
Lou Howard, director of the Montana State College Bobcat bard, led a Sunday concert at Normal college. A Dillon native, he came from a musical family of four sons who performed widely with tenor Prof. Fitch. Elder son John later founded the Howard Music company in Butte.
Sam Dity accompanied his friend Charley Robinett’s body to Missouri for burial. The trip let Sam, a native Missourian, visit family and childhood scenes. He has now contracted the measles, a tough break noted by Charley Burden.
Nineteen pupils on the junior high honor roll for the first period of the second semester include two tied for first. Names and GPAs listed. other students such as Jo Ann Deputy and Joe Taylor appear with grades. A St Rose guild special silver tea meeting is scheduled Thursday afternoon at St Rose hall with no business planned. attendance urged. George Tate of Alder and Roy J. Austin of Whitehall are noted visitors in Butte and the City respectively.
Seventh grade students at the training school prepare an afternoon program in the auditorium with a flag salute by Margeret Markovich Merle Schmttroth Kathleen Talent. The America training school orchestra will perform along with a scripture reading by Barbara Clarke and a solo by Mark Vanderark. Awards in athletics and citizenship will be announced. The program features music from the training school orchestra and a tumbling act by the junior high tumbling class under Mr Fairbanks and Miss Wilson.
Assistant credit union investigator jobs offer about 2600 dollars annually with related posts for junior physicist chemist and senior chemists at 2600 to 4600. States except seven miss their apportioned quotas while the assistant credit union investigator remains exempt from state apportionment. Full details available from the secretary of the United States civil service board of examiners at the post office.
Miz Pah Chapter No. 18 C E S hosts a card party next Monday evening March 25 at the Masonic hall for Masons and wives Eastern Stars and their husbands Rainbow Girls and De Molays. Proceeds benefit the Masonic home at Helena. Bridge and pinochle tables with prizes for high and low scores, refreshments served.
Monty Burdick of Barack pleaded guilty before Judge Opp on Monday afternoon to selling beer without a license. He was fined 27.50 dollars and given until next Saturday to apply for the license.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will hold a no hostess meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors.
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. Julia Selway Miss Maud Selway and Mrs. D V Erwin as hostesses All are welcome to attend
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge club met this week as Mrs. E. L. Fairbanks entertained guests at her South Dakota street residence.
Mrs B W Emerick and Mrs A I Cashmore will entertain the St James guild Thursday afternoon at the guild hall.
Clarus Birrer of Dell appointed by the district court as water commissioner for Sage Creek. Mr and Mrs Geo Agge of Alhambra with Bruce Hewitt of Helena visited in Dillon Sunday with Mr and Mrs A M Arbuckle. D D Sharp of Argenta paid Dillon a business visit Tuesday. George Snyder, ranch employee, underwent surgery at Barretts hospital Tuesday after a horse fell on him the day prior.
We thank friends for kindness and thoughtful flowers after the death of Charley Rabinett on March 4 1935. Gratitude goes to those who attended the Dillon funeral service and to families in Hartville Mo Niangua Mo and others who sent floral tributes and support.
The Ladies Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs. Francis Tonney on Wednesday evening with Mrs. E G Free posting the high score. The Men's Bridge Club met the same night at Wayne Roberts home where Warren Selner secured the high score.
The Riverside Country club card party scheduled for Wednesday evening at the P. J. Peterson ranch home is cancelled due to illness.
A motorcycle owned by Max Alley was badly damaged Saturday afternoon near the Hildreth home when a flooded carburetor caused a fire. Firemen extinguished the flames with Moamite.
The annual Girls' Varsity dance at Montana State Normal college occurred last Saturday night in the residence halls. St Patrick's season themed decorations and entertainment drew a large crowd of attendees.
A card party sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. Ben Davis on Friday evening March 22. Hostesses include Mrs. Harry McMannis, Mrs. J. C. Fuller and Mrs. Davis. Everyone is welcome.
Wednesday and Thursday feature The President Vanishes, a bold thriller praised as sensational and daring. The film stars Arthur Byron Edward Arnold and Janet Beecher in a timely, powerful drama.
Fine arts program to be presented in the high school gym Friday evening March 29. Three departments will be represented with vocal music directed by Mildred Bucknberg drama directed by Violet M. Katman and instrumental music under L A Gregory.
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