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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
5
Numerous visitors from Alder Reichle Bannack Grant Butte and Missoula add to Easter week activity in Dillon. Notables include J N Mansfield and Buck Jones. Mrs Mary Judge, Mary Franick, Catherine Finnegan. and families such as the Metlens and Hirshman.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death and funeral of their husband and father. They also thank Beaverhead Post American Legion the Rev R O Shannon and Baptist choir pall bearers and those who sent flowers. Mrs Clay Roselle and son Mr and Mrs Ora Roselle
A vintage home menu item presents a dinner plan with prices for Chicken and Vegetable Stew, Fluffy Boiled Rice, Relish, Bread and Butter, Chocolate Lady Dessert, and Demi-tasse. The stew recipe details browning chicken, mushrooms, tomatoes, carrots, and a cream-thickened sauce, finished with a chocolate custard dessert built over lady fingers.
George Pettit of Wisdom visited the city last Saturday for business matters.
Mrs H E Andrus Mrs Frank Nelson and Miss Lorene Nelson travel to Spokane to visit Wilma Colfer and Mrs Nelson at the Dave Sullivan home starting Thursday.
Frightening croupy coughs and night coughs are eased by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It is sedative without opiates and mildly laxative with no chloroform. Mrs. N Weigel of Calvary Wisconsin endorses it and says it is the best cough medicine for children. Sold by Geo M Gosman.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Wynn entertained a number of friends at bridge Sunday evening at their home on Kentucky Avenue. Friday evening they entertained their club with Mrs Dale Tash and Frank Lashi winning high scores and Mrs Lester Smith taking the consolation prize. Easter lilies and sweet peas provided decor.
The P. T. A. Study club will meet Friday April 1 at 3 30 in Mrs Black's room at the training school. The discussion will cover A E Wiggams The Marks of an Educated Man and the White House Conference bulletin How Communities Influence Their Children.
Robert J. Harnish, sought in Geneva Nebraska for stealing a Ford, was arrested here Monday afternoon by Sheriff W. C. Orr and Undersheriff Hartwig. He is in the county jail awaiting word from Nebr. authorities.
Harry Banks entertained members of the Night club at her home last Thursday evening. Mrs. Tom Sillers held high score of the evening and Mrs. Burnice Farrell had the low score.
The Baxter Tonney orchestra started the popular 10 cent dances last Saturday night at the city hall auditorium drawing a large crowd of dancers.
Miss Edith Saxton resumes her duties as chief operator at the local telephone exchange after recovering from a lengthy illness at her Helena home.
Mrs W B Hartwig drove to Butte on Monday with her mother Mrs T J Sillers. Mrs Sillers continued by train to her Helena home after several days of visiting here.
Sid Barnes J J Riley H E Shetter and Harry M Mann experienced miners arrived today to be engaged in developing mining property near Dillon.
Mr and Mrs O A Bergeson left for Seattle to attend the opening of the new Ford assembly plant there on Tuesday. Also a cattle note praises a flock of 2 500 white faced cross bred coming yearling ewes at four dollars per head as an excellent buy from C O Newman of Dillon Mont.
A decree of distribution in the estate of the late H. D. Weenink has been filed in district court, marking a formal step in settling the decedent’s affairs. The filing indicates proceedings proceed under local probate procedures.
Delegates and regents gather at Andrus hotel for the D A R state convention session. Among registered are Mesdames Larson Dean Gale Lemmon Asbury and many others from Anaconda Great Falls Lewistown Bozeman Roundup Helena Dillon and Butte. Grace Methodist Church announces Sunday services with Dr J A Meeke preaching and a sacred concert at 7 30 p m featuring local choirs and soloists.
George M. Gosman was renominated as a member of District No. 10 Dillon public schools at Saturday caucus held at the training school. He was unopposed. The election will be held next Saturday.
Orval A Schmidt announces Sunday worship with Sunday school at 10 a m and service at 11 a m Pastor also leads Luther League at 7 p m The Ladies Aid plans a food sale at Graeter Waldorf store on Saturday April 9
The Baptist church hosted an Easter party for the primary department on Saturday of last week at the Baptist Cottage.
William Orr I T and Bert Orr Jr spent Monday in Missoula. William has been given the appointment of battalion commander at the Reserve Officer's Training Camp.
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