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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
5
District figures and locals drop in with Virginia links and Wisdom to Butte business. Visitors include Chapman, Jackson, Waldhly, Selway and Manike. A book sale and a Bozeman trip are noted plus a Dillon rental ad for 80 acres with water right.
A kitchen note offers a breakfast variation featuring cider baked apples with apricots and lemon. It details preparing six baking apples stuffed with apricots, brown sugar and butter, plus cinnamon, plus a cider-apricot syrup, baked at 350 degrees until tender, served with elder syrup and cream.
A critique stresses long standing gains in free education and calls for overhauling methods and funding. It warns that without intelligent financial provision a generation of idle, maladjusted individuals will lack direction in the modern world.
Dillon club hosts the first shoot of the season with Dr. E. G. Free posting a high score of 50 birds. Pete Westengaard, Apgar, Talent, Forrester and others followed with scores in the forties. The club has held the telegraphic state shoot cup for two years and aims to retain it this year. Local notices mention residents visiting Dillon and other small items.
An anniversary program Saturday at the L D S chapel celebrated the 92nd founding of the Relief Society. Participants included Mrs Blair Mrs Joseph Gasser and Mrs W B Peterson in a playlet titled Fourteen. A social hour and buffet supper followed with a large birthday cake as a feature. about 40 attended.
About 60 hog raisers met Wednesday last week at the courthouse to pledge adherence to the government hog control plan and sign agreements to cut production this year. Bernard Williams chaired as temporary county chairman. another meeting is planned for Saturday morning March 24 to elect the county allotment committee.
Surprise to relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson announced they were secretly married in Butte on January 9. Mrs. Peterson, formerly Miss Marie Brown, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of this city. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Peterson, ranchers, works with his father in the dairy business. The couple will live here. both graduates of the local schools, with Mrs. Peterson also attending State Normal College.
At the Men's Bridge club meeting Monday evening A. F. Waldorf was high scorer. Carl Webster posted a new record low in the division. Team No. 2 still leads the standings by about 8 000 points despite Team No. 1's gains.
Tom Roe pleaded guilty in Judge Stahl's court Tuesday to ransacking a sheep camp on the Staudenmeyer ranch. He received a 15 day county jail term.
Henry G. Rodgers, a well known Dillon attorney, is now comfortably installed in his new law office in the Sewell building on Idaho street.
Mrs Louis Schmittroth and Mrs David Meeds will host the Baptist Ladies Aid gathering Thursday afternoon at the Cottage with refreshments and social time for members.
H. E. Andrus reports the death of his brother James Andrus in Valmont Colorado. Members of the Business and Professional Women’s club who hold dance tickets are asked to return them to Miss Dora Nelson at once.
Attendees including Rapise Hand Ferdinand Mary Schmidt Billy Hand Mrs Poole LaVerne-Poole Mrs Davis Shirley Mae Davis Mrs Kalsta Johnnie Carlson and Mary Louise Buhrer gathered as visitors for a business meeting. Al Vanatla Hand was named news reporter. The group will hold business and social meetings on the first and third Saturdays monthly. Games and a taffy pull followed the session. The next gathering, an Easter party, is set for March 24 at the Cummins home.
Miss Luella Stickney met with the Girl Scouts to discuss first aid home nursing and child nursing. A thirty hour course was approved to cover all phases. Meetings will be Saturdays 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Afterward the group worked on silhouettes and the meeting closed with taps.
James Fay, recent purchaser of the Dillon Horse Sales property west of Barrett hospital, plans to wreck the large barn that recalls early town days. The Orr family built the original structure and it was later rebuilt at its present site by the late George Ditty.
A rushing license action occurred last Saturday at the district court office of Fred Rife. Sam Talbott of Sheridan and Stella Staten of Twin Bridges wed at the courthouse by Judge Stahl and Forrest. Frey and Sarah E. Mason of Butte and Clarence Rand with Laverne Cummings of Challis Idaho were married by Rev. T. J. Simons.
Edwin Dan, a former Beaverhead county high school student, pleaded not guilty in Hamilton district court to second degree assault stemming from the February 18 charivari shooting that injured five youths in the town. He is held on $1,090 bond with trial set for April 2.
Mrs W C Hardy hosted a Thursday evening social for Mrs William Draper with Miss Berniece Metlen taking high score and Miss Adelaide Gel haus the low. Also notices a seven room house for rent at 37.50 monthly in a choice location. Dan Henneberry and wife and daughter drove to Three Forks for a visit with relatives. Easter greetings offered by Tribune Book Store cards. Richard Fleming of Argenta travels to Chicago and Benton Harbor for about three weeks.
Headaches caused by constipation vanish after one Adlerika dose. The remedy cleanses both upper and lower bowels, improving sleep and reducing nervousness. Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist.
RM and Dick Fleming visited from Argenta last Friday. The Daughters of the Nile Sewing club met at Mrs. W F Cashmore’s home with Mrs. M B Matthews of Jackson visiting recently. A Farmers union event is planned next Saturday at Dillmont park. Charles B Murray and Ellis Oakwood of Sheridan visited friends in Dillon. Mrs Elizabeth Clemon returned from La Jolla California. A marriage license was issued in Butte to Leo Stanger and Nellie Powell of Dillon. The Carroll Study club met at St Rose guild hall with hostesses Mrs J E Kelly and Mrs Carl Hartwig. A farm home near the city with 5 rooms and 18 acres is for sale at 4500 dollars by C C Newman of Dillon.
Mrs. Jardine Rife returned Thursday from Rochester Minnesota where she has been a patient at St Marys hospital She spent several days in Havre visiting with her sister Miss Anna Von Tobel.
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