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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1933

Page

5

Social Roundup in Dillon Area Includes Visitors and Births

Local notices report visitors in Dillon on Saturday including Mr and Mrs Knox and Carl Hansen of Armstead. Several residents, among them Miss Marie Kerr teaching at Ovando and Elwyn Metzel of Alder, visited. A baby girl arrived Sunday at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Jules Wenger. other couples welcomed newborns. Pups pelts for state bounty and a piano recital at the Normal college drew crowds. church leaders left for Kalispell for Baptist convention. East Bannack street cleanup urged near the court house.

Barrett Hospital Jules Wenger Big Hole Basin

May Day Party Menu and Preparations From A Vintage Guide

A lively, historical preview outlines indoors or outdoors May Day celebrations with real and artificial flowers, a May Queen, and a playful forfeits idea. It lists party food ideas including sandwiches, fruit punch, banana ice cream, and a flower-filled setting, plus a recipe plan for leaf pastry loaves and treats for twenty four guests.

Chaucer

Legion Meeting At Beaverhead Post Thursday Night

Beaverhead post of the Legion holds its regular meeting at city hall Thursday night with a 7 30 assembly for a half hour drill. Committees report on proposed programs including a junior baseball league a local Sons of Legionnaires squadron the annual spring picnic a carnival and a field day at Mountain View cemetery plot.

Beaverhead Legion Sons of Legionaires Mountain View Cemetery

City Council Holds First Regular Meeting and Reappoints Officials

The new city council met at city hall on Wednesday evening and renewed all appointive posts. F G Bayerd remains water commissioner, Charles Nelson chief of police, T F McFadden city clerk, Charles Bourquin W R Gordon and Warren Sutherland police officers. The council ordered stricter parking near fire hydrants with signs stating parking within 42 feet of corners with fire plugs is a misdemeanor.

F.G. Bayerd Charles Nelson T. F. McFadden Charles Bourquin W. R. Gordon Warren Sutherland

Resignation of Stevensville Baptist Pastor McDougal

Reverend George McDougal, longtime Stevensville pastor and former head of the First Baptist Church here, has resigned. A well known local figure, he plans to settle in the Bitterroot Valley to pursue hunting and fishing, noting his historic Salmon River canoe expedition and other Montana river trips.

George McDougal Baptist Church Stevensville First Baptist Church McDougal Bitterroot Salmon River Montana

Beaverhead County Farmers Meet at Court House Saturday

Beaverhead county farmers and ranchmen are invited to attend a meeting to be held at the courthouse here Saturday evening. The gathering aims to discuss local agricultural matters and cooperative efforts.

Beaverhead

Shrub Donations Sought for Barrett Hospital Grounds Work

Dillon residents with shrubs especially lilacs are asked to donate to Barrett hospital. Call Pearl I Smith at 101-W. Rotary club American Legion and other Dillon groups will collect. Donors will have lawn restored after digging up plants. Plants will be called for on Friday May 12.

Bery Barrett Hospital Pearl I. Smith Rotary Club American Legion Dillon

Dillon Couple Weds in Washington D C

Announcements list the marriage on April 26 in Washington D C of Miss Missoula Pierce and Dr. R R Rathbone both former Dillon residents. Dr Rathbone practiced dentistry here and Miss Pierce worked as his office assistant.

Dillon Washington, D. C Missoula Pierce R. R. Rathbone Rathbone

Junior Men's Bridge Club Ends Season At Guild Hall

The final session at the guild hall Monday evening saw Dr. E. G. Free as high scorer and James McCollum as low in the Junior Men's Bridge club event.

Guild Hall E. G. Free James McCollum

Library book giveaway for adults and children calls

Readers may donate books from the library. Call Mrs Frank Hazelbaker at 252 W or the public school at 144. a car will collect books tonight and tomorrow. An egg note adds a pullet egg weight tip for setting eggs 26 to 28 ounces per dozen to produce 24 ounce pullet eggs.

Frank Hazelbaker

White Cafe Reopens After Extensive North Montana Remodeling

Joseph Lynch proprietor of the White cafe on North Montana Street completes an extensive remodeling. He has operated the cafe for more than a year and has moved the kitchen as part of the improvements.

Joseph Lynch White Cafe Montana

Dillon Crowds Helena For Trapshoot Lead

Dillon shooters dominated the Helena trapshoot with a perfect score by Apgar and Tallent. Renfro tied for Dillon at Butte, while Helena led the state postal shoot with an average of 1,000 as Dillon held second at 857 and final shoot slated for next Sunday.

Apgar Tallent Renfro Dillon Club Butte Helena Dillon Havre Billings Missoula

Premature Bathing Party on Big Hole River

Wayne Roberts and Dave Williams, avid canoists, postponed their Saturday night dip and were soaked Sunday on a pre season trip down the Big Hole river. Dave Williams clung to shore and saved his life earning a Carnegie medal. other boaters include Lee McCracken Roy Forrester Joe Mulkey James Kelly Jr Roy Forrester Jr.

Big Hole Wayne Roberts Dave Williams Wayne Dave Lee McCracken Roy Forrester Joe Mulkey James Kelly, Jr Roy Forrester, Jr

Card of Thanks from Roy Dingley and Family

We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during our bereavement. Our gratitude goes to the church choir pall bearers the minister and those who sent floral offerings. Roy Dingley and Family Mr. and Mrs. S C Cook

Roy Dingley S.C. Cook

Nelson P T A installs new officers at school meeting

The Nelson P T A met Friday afternoon at the school house. After the installation of the new officers the new president appointed committees including a program committee with the teacher Mrs Schuler and Mrs Henry, and Ys: Fred Johnson, Mrs. Meine.

Nelson P. T. A Schuler Henry. Meine Fred Johnson

Annual Charity Ball A Success At Dillmont Park

The Par ent Teachers' association sponsored a Friday night ball at Dillmont park pavilion. The event drew a large crowd and raised funds for the association’s works including milk for underweight children and medical care for pupils whose families cannot afford it. Music by the Orange Crush Greater dance band enhanced the evening’s enjoyment.

Parent Teachers’ Association Dillmont Park Pavilion Orange Crush Greater

Beaverhead D A R Elects Officers At Regular Meeting

Beaverhead Chapter D A R held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. K E L Poindexter home. Officers for the coming year were elected: Regent Mrs. T I McFadden, Vice Regent Mrs. F A Hazelbaker, Secretary Mrs. Fred Woodside, Treasurer Mrs. I H Bimrose, Registrar Mrs. Alvin Anderson, Historian Miss Jean Bishop, Librarian Miss Carolyn White. Mrs. Alvin Anderson gave a paper on Current American Literature and Authors. Tea followed.

Beaverhead L. Poindexter T. I. McFadden F. A. Hazelbaker Fred Woodside I. H. Bimrose Alvin Anderson Jean Bishop Carolyn White

Beaverhead County Stockgrowers Meet At Court House

The annual Bea verhead County Stockgrowers association meeting will be held at the court house on Saturday afternoon May 20 starting at 2 30. All members are urged to be present.

Beaverhead County Stockgrowers’ Association Court House

Nite club hosts in county as notable names attend

Mrs W D Ross hosted a Thursday evening event at the Nite club with high score by Miss Berniece Metlen and second by Miss Winnifred Mitchell. Refreshments followed. Contacts for book donations to the A A U W drive were listed with a car pickup option. Nearby, Colman C Barnett, a former county resident, died of a heart attack in Livingston last Friday. Mr and Mrs William Blair and others returned from California where they spent the winter.

W. D. Ross Berniece Metlen Winnifred Mitchell Raymond Barnett Susan Barnett Lloyd Barnett Ralph Lee Livingston Colman C. Barnett William Blair California James Blair

Death Notice for Mrs Mary Meers and thanks

Expressions of sympathy poured in during the illness and after the death of Mrs Mary Meers beloved mother. The family thanks the church choir pall bearers minister and those who sent flowers. Mrs Mayme McPhee and family Mrs Annie Morton and Joseph Meets Frank P Blair of Grant visits today.

Mary Meers Mayme McPhee Annie Morton Joseph

Man’s Heart Missed Beats From Gas After Eating

W L Adams suffered gas causing his heart to miss beats after meals. Adlerika removed all gas. now he eats freely and feels fine. Source quotes Geo M Gosman, druggist.

W. L. Adams Adlerika Geo. M. Gosman

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W. WD. Knox Ot Dells Carl.c. “Hansen Armstead Val ‘Tadovich Melrose Etta Metzel Albert Metzel Elwyn Metzel Alder Montana Street Marie Kerr Ovando Evan Barrel Robert Barrett John H. Sheser Seattle J. T. Brock Sheridan Harold Soper Twin Falls Idaho H. Soper Yom Dubois Warren Goldman Grant Alice Pope Leadore Presbyterian Manse J. Simons Lowell Martinell The Jackson F. M. Poindexter Elsie Riipinen Moderne Elvina Peterson Ralph McFadden Normal College R. O. Shannon Kalispel Reeves Iris Smith East Bannack Street CARL B. _ SAYLOR Veeayeny Aaya Phebus Chantel Cols Rane Carr Ted Legion Meeting Council Stockgrowers’ Meeting Hartwig Theatre Kiepura Lonnie Hale Island OF Lost Souls Richard Arlen Lelia Hyams Panther Woman Frank P. Blair Beaverhead Abstract Company Dillon, Mont
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