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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
8
Residents and visitors frequent Dillon area as families from Armstead Pocatello Idaho and Helena enjoy gatherings. A district ball in Bannack draws many prairie residents. Dana advocates land reform water conservation subsistence homes and Montana participation in Columbia river drainage planning.
Arthur Mayhew of Uvalde Texas, International Rotary director and longtime regents president, spoke on Rotary International history and current recovery efforts. He highlighted cooperation and the sixth object promoting international peace, to an audience that approved warmly.
Miss Clariet Schuler spent the weekend in Lutte visiting friends. Last Wednesday and Thursday a number of people from the community were in Dillon to attend the heating in the district court of the.
A weight loss claim describes using Kruschen Salts every morning with hot water. It promises a three week scale drop and energy boost, with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
The letter notes sunny days and rapid snow melt signaling an early spring. The Ladies' club met at Mrs. Allen Buck’s home with strong attendance and a fine supper. Two visitors traveled from Henry’s Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Flint hosted a well attended dance at the George Shambew place. Mr. and Mrs. T. O’Connor plan to operate the Monida hotel this season.
A devotional poem praising Easter dawn and the risen Christ. The speaker proclaims Easter as the brightest day, the signal event in creation, offering eternal life and joy. It ends with Christ’s reign as king of peace and life.
Land contest with families from Lima and Dell visited the Piccone Verbance and Piccone households. The Camérons moved to Melrose this week to establish a new home.
A large turnout from Friends and many county and state sections attended the Dillon funeral for Sheriff Orr known as Doc. He was born in 1878 and had served as veterinarian, deputy state vet, county commissioner, city councilman and school board member. Mason and religious services followed the procession to Mountain View cemetery. Luther League program at 7:30 will raise funds for church landscaping.
City churches announce Holy Week services with Good Friday rites and Easter schedule. St Deane’s choir performs pieces from Dubois Seven Last Words, Masses and processions continue through Holy Saturday, confessions offered, and Easter Sunday features 8 am communion and 10:30 am high mass with La Hache’s Mass in D.
Lima Montana district gathers for morning worship and special services at 11. A 3 pm open service features Matonic fraternity Eastern Star and other groups. Pastor preaches Stand for Something with guest Dr. Robert Clark and a musical program including The Old Rugged Cross and My Faith Looks Up to Thee.
Easter Sunday program at First Lutheran Church lists services at 11 a.m. with procession, hymns, prayers, readings from Ephesians 1 15 23 and Matthew 28 1 8, a solo by Miss Mildred A Buckneberg, sermon From Calvarys Night to Easter Light, and offertory pieces including Sanctus and Largo.
Leon Beese and Cates Knoll attended the funeral of the late William C. Orr in Dillon on Monday. Frank Marchesseau and Mrs. Milton Boughton visited Dillon. A Marchesseau ranch party honored Mrs. Milton Roughton with guests including Ted Marchesseau and Rose Marie, Frank Marchesseau family, R. D. Marchesseau daughters, Andy Pyle’s family, and George and Russell Harrison. Mrs. Sarah Marroun left for Colville Washington for her daughter Mrs. Fred Reed’s illness.
R Q Shannon pastor of regular Sunday services and a 7:30 evening service with special music. Beaverhead county resident and former sheriff since 1926 with two terms. Orr died tragically. survived by widow two daughters four brothers and several grandchildren. Community leader and fraternal Mason active in local organizations. Officials mourn his loss with sincere regret.
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