Local residents and visitors roam Dillon area scenes
A parade of visiting residents from Armstead Lima Twin Bridges and Dell frequents Dillon alongside local business and court actions. Inventory and appraisement filings in the Bonnifield estate and a Kilgore Idaho marriage license are noted, plus a piano broadcast joyed by Dillon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bonnifield
District Court
Roy H. McGovern
Fridel Wittke
Kilgore
Idaho
Court House
Louis Stahl
Mrs George Main Hosts Bluebird Club Dinner
Mrs George Main entertained the Bluebird club with a 7 o'clock dinner at her Railroad avenue home last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Main
Bluebird Club
Railroad Avenue
Telephone saves farmer time and matches cattle price
A farmer uses a telephone to compare steer prices and secure a higher bid, avoiding a trip to town. The device keeps him in quick touch with neighbors and customers while offering affordable service for emergencies and daily communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Fragmented 1920s Variety Names in Local Page
Readable fragments list piano solos and performers including Miss Farrell and Dinah My Darling Japanese Sandman and Love Comes But Once with mentions of Orange Crush Dance band and Egeria Kroeger Women’s Auxiliary double quartet in a damaged page item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Warren
Murrell
Ins
Tdete Hills
Wood
Réardy
Lee
91st anniversary of LD S Relief Society banquet
The Dillon chapter marked the 91st anniversary with a banquet at the chapel last Friday evening attended by many. Mrs Adelia Smith gave the welcome, H M Warner spoke, and other members contributed talks and table stunts. After dinner a one act negro comedy was staged by Mrs Fred Moore and Mrs C M Casterline, followed by dancing with Fay's Hawaiians providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LD. S. Relief ‘Society
Relief Society Cnlais
Adelia Smith
Dillon
H. M. Warner
Fred Moore
C. M. Casterline
Fay
Corbett Couple Return From California Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs W J Corbett returned Tuesday from their California wedding trip and paused in the city before continuing to Butte. Corbett was in Long Beach during the recent unusual quake disturbance and described buildings tumbling around the hotel where he stayed but he was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Corbett
California
City
Butte
Mr. Corbett
Long Beach
Buick Sedan Skids Off Snow Covered Highway In Crash
Harry Tash drives a Buick that skidded on a snow covered highway near the Carroll ranch and overturned while avoiding an oncoming car. His children were frightened but unhurt and Mr Tash escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tash
Carroll Ranch
Cornell Hill
Tash
Mr. Tash 4
Grazing Fee Review Delays Commissions Decision
The text notes uncertainty about grazing fee practicability and market value of livestock for the second half of 1933, with a study by Secretary Wallace planned to conclude before payments. Supervisor Simpson says details of the secretary's rulings can be obtained from his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Simpson
Subscriptions Boost for Dillon Tribune Amid Demand
The Dillon Tribune reports strong demand for extra copies, with sold out runs and subscriber discounts. Local residents and visitors share notes on travel, obituaries, funerals, and community events, including teachers, ranch visits, and a state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Tribune
Sunday Evening Concert and Local Notices
Sunday evening program featured the Dillon Lyric Quartet and choral club with hymns and prayers led by the pastor. Local items include visits by M R Rand, Ray Shannon, and J A Meeke. notes on snow plow operations, spring weather, and improvements around the court house grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E." Farrell
Har- Ying
Mendelssohn
Warner
Adams
MacFarlane
Israel
Buck- Deis
Dillon
J. A. Meeke
HY Nevin
Hartwig family returns after California quake visit
County Commissioner W B Hartwig came back last Friday evening from California with his parents Mr and Mrs W J Hartwig who had wintered there. They avoided Monida Pass and spoke of the Long Beach earthquake damage and ensuing destruction observed during the tremors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
W. B. Hartwig
W. J. Hartwig
Picatello
Monida Pass
Mr. Hartwig
St Patrick's Dance at City Hall Draws Large Crowd
The Modern Woodmen of America drill team sponsored dance at city hall Friday evening last week. A large crowd enjoyed an interesting program and punch was served. Music was provided by the Orange Crush orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Orange Crush Orchestra
Farm for sale near town with new residence and water
C C Newman of Dillon offers a farm two miles from town with a new residence and water rights. The ad promises quick cash profit of 67.50 dollars per acre and urges swift action to secure the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Avenue
C. C. Newman
Dillon
Water replaces meals aids stomach cleansing
A health tip advises skipping one meal to ease stomach trouble and drinking large amounts of water. It recommends taking Adlerika each morning to cleanse the stomach and bowels, attributed to Geo M Gosman, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo,m. Gosman
Portable wood saw service for $1 per cord
C. H. Brown advertises a mobile wood sawing service offering to come to homes or ranches to saw woodpiles, charging one dollar per cord for any quantity. Contact Mint Pool Hall for arrangements.
Ice samples rated pure as Patterson ranch supply cited
State health department announced samples of ice from the S. S. Patterson ranch received a perfect purity rating. The ice and water specimens tested by Forest Bayerd showed a ten bacterial count, far lower than other samples reaching 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Patterson Ranch
State Department of Health
Forest Bayerd
Isabel Watson Injured by .22 Rifle Accident
Isabel Watson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Findlay Watson, was accidentally shot in the right foot while loading a .22 rifle during a gopher hunting outing. Two bones were shattered but her condition was reported not dangerous and she rests at home on South Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Watson
Findlay Watson
South Washington Street
Shaffner Sues Laden Over Range Rental Payment
In district court Judge George Opp heard the civil suit of J. E. Shaffner against Pat Laden. Defense attorney gave notice of an appeal to the district court. Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden represent Laden. Rodgers & Collins represent Shaffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Shaffner
Pat Laden
George Opp
District Court
Gilbert
Gilbert & McFadden
Rodgers & Collins
Dinner at Country Inn for Frank Hazelbaker Jr
Frank Hazelbaker Jr entertained guests including Art Deschamps and Bill Whitehead at a Saturday dinner at the Country Inn. The table was set for twelve with young city residents among the guests. F P Tate visited from Melrose that Saturday. DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE sewing group mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State University
Dorothy Blinn
Barbara Bayerd
Frank Hazelbaker, Jr
Wilber Squires
Art Deschamps
Bill Whitehead
Frank
Dillon
Country Inn
Art, Deschamps
Legion Auxiliary Presents Musical Program in Butte
A program of musical numbers will be broadcast from Station KGIR in Butte next Sunday afternoon from 8 to 3:80 o'clock. The event features a double quartet, the Orange Crush Dance band, piano pieces by Mrs. Mary Emily Farrell, and the American Legion auxiliary promotes the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGIR
Butte
American Legion Auxiliary
Orange Crush
Mary Emily Farrell
Bridge Club Meets Sets High Scores at Guild Hall
R. W. Boone led the Junior Men's Bridge club meeting at the guild hall Monday evening with 9900 points. Dr. W. J. Romers posted the low 2800 points. The No 1 team extended its lead by several thousand points in this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Boone
Guild Hall
W. J. Romers
Walter Nettik Undergoes Leg Bone Surgery
Walter Nettik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nettik, had surgery at Barrett hospital last Thursday night for a diseased bone in his right leg from a prior fracture. Dr. Kistler of Butte performed the operation, and the youth is getting along satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nettik
Mike Nettik
Barrett Hospital
Kistler
Butte
Royal Neighbors Card Club meets at Mrs. Bostwick home
The Royal Neighbors Card club will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Bostwick on Thomsen avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Card Club
Harry Bostwick
Thomsen Avenue
Busy Bee club hosts 1:30 luncheon at Mrs Molleur home
Mrs J L F Molleur entertained the Busy Bee club on a Wednesday afternoon with a 1:30 luncheon at a residence on North Pacific Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
JL. F. Molleur
North Pacific Street
Carr Purchases Scully Interest in City Fuel Firm
In a public business filing last Saturday F M Carr bought W T Scully s stake in City Fuel Co. Joe Butala of St Helena California acquired the Montana Street building housing the Corner Cigar Store and the Interstate Building and Loan association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Carr
W. T. Scully
City Fuel Company
Joe Butala
St. Helena
Calif
Montana Street
Corner Cigar Store
Interstate Building and Loan Association
Birthday reception honors Dillon’s 89 year resident Mary Paxton
A large group of friends gathered Thursday at Mrs. Mary Paxton’s home to celebrate her 89th birthday. Paxton, a respected Dillon resident for 46 years, hosted an informal reception in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Paxton
Dillon
Paxton
Kvisto Charged In Attempted Cabin Bomb Plot
Helena reporters say Oscar Kvisto, returned here with Johnson, faces deportation to Czecho Slovakia after arrest last October for attempting to blow up a cabin in Cabbage Patch. Authorities allege involvement in the plot and plan further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Helena
Oscar Kvisto
Czecho
Slovakia
Kvisto
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Reichle
W. N
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Armstead
Emery
Keller
Lima
Edgar ‘Williams
Twin_Bridges
James A. “Hovey
Grant
Parke T. Scott and Son ,of
L. B. _McGivney
R. 5. Elliott of
Dell
W. S. Tash
Dave Freeman
Harry G. Davis
James Johnson
Jackson
Oscar Johnson
Idaho Falls
A. S. Johnson
Mary Daw
Wilma Givogre
Mervin Gittens
Emil Rasmussen
J. W. Rees
Roy Forrester
B. N. Stevenson
Henry Gleed, Sr
Bert McNinch
Iola Black
Tommy Newnes
Tribune
C. R. Jones
Lambert Eliel
Chick Murray
Sheridan
Wise River
Joseph and
Ralph Potts
William Dodson
Andy Williams
Alder
E. E. Hazel
Anaconda
Lorin Curnutt
Alden Mast
Thelma Talent
Red Rock
Clark Anderson
W. G. Squires
Broadview
William Kyriss
Los Angeles
Lucy Kyriss
W. W. Hawkins
J. H. Gilbert
Dubois
Sam K. Clark
Beaverhead Valley
Mr. Clark
Poindexter & Orr Company
A. T. Peterson
Minneapolis
Billings
Beaverhead
Peterson
Beaverhead County
Fred Woodside
T. F.mcfadden
Great’ Falls
Daughters of the American Revolution
Scott
National’ District
Old Trails
Woodside
John
Burtthce Farrell
Arcoimpanist
M. JR. Rand of
Ray Shannon
Thompson Falls
Mrs
Earl Wheat
Luella Stickney
Lima High School
H. E. Gardiner
Thos. J. Demmons
Mr. Demmons
Pleg Demmons
May Sprinkle
Millpoint
E. B. Sprinkle
Roy Hall
I. B. Mining Company
Frank Harrison
James Harrison
Jules E. Wenger
Miss Hope Mathews
Judson Best
Ray Best
Theta
Constance Barrett
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Bart Hyngate
Metlen
Bannacks Street
George
ST. Patrick’s
Carl B. Taylor
Assoc Ston
Patterson Ice
Girl
Justice Case
F. P. Tate
Melrose
Daughters OF the Nile— ‘the
Daughters of the ‘Nile Sewing
LWA
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon, Mont
Hartwig Theatre
Jack Oakie
Frances Dee
Gary Cooper
Richard Cromwell
Dorothy Jordan
Mae Marsh
Paramount
George Raft
Constance Cummings
Mae West
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