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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
5
Social visits and incidents across Dillon include visits by Samuel Day of Birmingham England and Bruce A. Risley in town for examinations. Church events at First Lutheran and St Rose guilds plan meetings. a new birth reported and estate contest continued. Sports schedules list multiple league games between Firemen Elks Moose Puppies and more with standings by percentage and conduct rules.
Distance separates you so use telephone to send greetings on Sunday May 18 at low rates. Enjoy at little cost with station-to-station night rates starting 8 30 p m. Long distance operator will provide rates to any points.
Pack No 1 created a four part scrapbook titled The Home Fruit Vegetables and Children. Betty Henry tops the list for gold bar work. Final ball throwing and rope skipping trials Wednesday. Sixteen Brownies planted seeds and watch them grow. Brownies may buy a Brownie pin for 10 cents this Wednesday. Barbara Tash to be initiated next meeting. Brown Owl Mrs M Waldorf.
The American Legion auxiliary will air a Thursday 11 30 program from KGIR Butte featuring a talk by president Mrs W F Cashmore and piano numbers by four pupils of Mrs Nellie Little Poole Dorothy Groshean Hazel McGraw and Judson Best Jr The Dillon Girl Scouts campaign for voluntary donations continues with donation boxes in local stores and other collection methods to follow Frank Rife and Frank Venable were in town with others from Monida Medicine Lodge and Plainview Neb respectively while Emmett Allison remains in critical condition at the county farm Florence Erstad at Barrett hospital after a broken ankle and others receive medical care.
A fragmented old recipe collection features Steamed Chocolate Pudding Custard squares and Chocolate Rice Pudding. Instructions mix flour baking powder salt butter sugar eggs and chocolate with milk or water, bake in molds or custard cups, chill or serve hot with cream, yielding multiple servings.
St James guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon May 3 by Mrs E L Poindexter, Mrs C E Blinn and Mrs W H Mitchell at the home of Mrs Mitchell, 516 South Atlantic Street.
Announcement from Dillon reports Miss Virginia Randolph daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Randolph Dillon and Harry Pond of Dillon wed in Lewistown. Virginia headed Montana State Normal college honor roll often and taught since graduation. Harry Pond teaches music in Lewistown schools. Carl Hansen visited from Horse Prairie. Mr. and Mrs S E Whitworth came from Sheep Creek basin.
Dr. Maurice Borkon, Minnesota medical school graduate and former interne at University hospital and Murray hospital in Butte, arrived last week and will occupy the late Dr. L F Molleur’s offices in the Metlen block. Mrs. Frank Meeds of Butte visited town with Mr and Mrs Frank Kellum, Dellar Gordon of Armstead was in town Saturday, and Wilbur Tash of the Grasshopper section was in town on business Saturday.
A thrift minded menu outlines a $1.50 dinner for six with pickle relish baked beef stew broccoli coffee and a pear and fig pudding. The plan uses a No 2 can tomatoes two cups water onions carrots potatoes and slow oven baking for tenderness.
Dillon readers urged to donate as the local Girl Scout Committee reports a slim balance of 89.24 dollars after funding leader training supplies camp payments and troop needs. Fred Gilbert and area residents noted for local business and social visits accompany a line about a marriage license issued to Frank Tobin and Minetta Smith.
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