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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
4
Commander Fairbanks was notified that he won the Commander Adjutant membership race. Beaverhead post has enrolled 65 percent of its quota to date.
A Dillon Montana bulletin explains the President's Economy Act repeals old veteran benefits and introduces new pension scales for disability and death. The act defines eligible recipients including disabled veterans of Spanish American War World War and dependents with specifics on end of World War I.
In the early hours a tame grizzly belonging to George Tash broke its chain and roamed Bannack, tearing shingles from Fred Swartz’s store. Will Tash chased the bear onto a roof, where a brief chase ensued before the bear was captured and confined. Local official H C Biering impressed Beaverhead cattlemen with help on land leases.
The old county courthouse in Bannack and its successor in Dillon shaped local life for years. It served education justice theatre and public meetings. Episcopal Bishop Brewer preached there and the building hosted polling storage library and carpentry shops before being largely replaced and forgotten.
A text on hosting a buffet supper recommends large groups, table symmetry, and serving flow. It suggests recruiting several men to set different dishes, serving coffee to counter warm weather, and using quality blends. Recipes include meat loaf with tomato sauce, cheese croquettes, and crabmeat salad, with detailed assembly hints.
Prohibition advocate Pussyfoot Johnson, 71, will address Dillon at 8 o clock Wednesday April 5 in the Methodist church. The event, part of a Montana tour of twenty cities, is sponsored by Dillon area Protestant churches with no admission fee.
Beaverhead County High School students host a two night carnival titled Fools Frolic this Friday and Saturday. A carnival queen will be chosen from candidates Beatrice Bayers Isabel Houghton Dorothy Talent Margaret Winter Jean Bayers Mary Ruth Simpson Beryl Woody Helen Wheat Ruby Stephens and Ethel Kennedy.
A group of young men escaped serious harm Saturday afternoon when the Jewett car they were riding in turned over. No further details are given about injuries or exact location.
A. A. Elliott argues that sustained retail success hinges on steady customer relations and reliable, uniform supply. Merchants build loyal buyers by offering quality staples, prompt service, and fair pricing, avoiding frequent brand shifts and unreliable mail order alternatives.
Editorial praises Girl Scouts for resilience during economic hardship. Leaders view the organization as essential, using laws of honesty thrift cheerfulness loyalty kindness and courage to mold character amid stress. Membership rose substantially over the two years surrounding the downturn.
Under Ott Gordon the Parent Teachers Association plans a Thursday evening meeting at the training school. L A Gregory directs musical selections with Tommy Newnes clarinet and Jane Waldorf piano. Mrs Lorin Davis and Dr H F Best give ten minute talks. Scouting for both girls and boys will be discussed by fathers and mothers.
Ranchmen demand relief before forest range grazing season as protests begin against increased grazing fees. Statement from president LK. M. Martinell and secretary-treasurer S. E. Whitworth calls for action ahead of investigation results.
Beaverhead County Commissioners met as County License Board on March 27 1933 at 10 am with all members and the clerk present. They reviewed beer license applications, submitted 18 moral character affidavits to the State Board of Equalization, and adjourned at 6 pm after tabling remaining items.
Frank C McFadden of Dillon Beaverhead county Montana was adjudicated bankrupt March 17 1083. The first meeting of creditors will be held April 8 1933 at 1 30 PM in Suite 9 First National Bank Building Butte Montana. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Referee in Bankruptcy Frank W Haskins dated March 28 1083.
The administratrix Rebecca Connelley of the estate of William H. Spearin deceased, Dillon Montana, gives creditors four months to present claims with vouchers. Notices published March 18 1933 in Beaverhead County.
The State of Montana in the Montana District files an alias summons against F X Lechner as plaintiff in an ongoing judicial action. The notice seeks lawful service of process per court procedure and directs relevant parties to respond per established timelines.
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