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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

8

Immense Bedrock River Dam Threat Focuses Region

A massive dam project near eight miles west of Lima would impound the Bedrock River waters creating a reservoir that could produce a water column over nine miles high. Ranchers moved livestock to higher ground during the danger period and households and ranch equipment were relocated to safety. The leak’s discovery set off alarms as Undersheriff James McCollum notified canyon and lowland residents of possible flooding. Elks plan a June 3 dance at Dillmont Park with Melvin Smith and others providing music.

Lima EL BR James McCollum

Card of Thanks for Orlando Mast Funeral

The Mast Family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown at the death and funeral of Orlando Mast. They thank the minister pallbearers and those sending floral offerings.

Orlando Mast

Officers elected and installed at annual association meeting

Mrs. Dan Piscone was elected president with Mrs. McIlrath as vice president Miss Harret Schuler secretary and treasurer and Mrs. Frank Buhrer historian. Schuler read a year in review while an entertainment by Pake A was enjoyed. A picnic at the river grounds on Sunday May 21 was announced by Nelson Reichle Buhney and Apex schools. R E B Good of Wolf Point spoke on a proposed farmers union in the area.

Ficers Dan Piscone Mcllrath Harret Schuler Frank Buhrer Schuler The Nelson, Reichle, Buhney Apex River Grounds R. EB. Good Wolf Point Farmers’ Union

Ruby Reforestation Camp Opens Monday

The first forestry crew arrived at the Ruby ranger station on Monday afternoon to establish a camp intended to grow to 200 men. The 33 men came from Missoula and are led by an army captain and a lieutenant. Beaverhead’s twelve men are expected to depart for Missoula soon for assignments in the forests.

Ruby Ranger Station Missoula Sheridan Beaverhead

Parents of Daughter Born at Barrett Hospital

Mr and Mrs Ed Draper are the parents of a baby girl born at Barrett hospital Monday morning. The L D S Relief society Literary class meets Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel.

Ed Draper Barrett Hospital L. D.’ S. Relief Society

Beaverhead County High School Concert of Girls Band and Orchestra

Beaverhead County High School music department presents a Monday evening concert in the gymnasium on May 22, 1933 at 8 o clock. The program features Girls Band, Girls Glee Club, and high school orchestra with works by Seredy Brocton Moszkowski Romberg Riegger Sousa and others. Members listed include Soprano Reta Albertson and Band and Orchestra players along with accompanist Marguerite Collins.

Beaverhead County Oscar J. Fox Romberg-Riegger Girls Glee Club Marguerite Collins Girls’ Glee Club Reta Albertson Anna Angusson Laura Anderson Billie Baxter Alma Bay Edith Christensen Elsie Carnutt Jeane Gilbert Dorothy McCulley Lorraine McGrath Wilma McLaughlin Celena Nay Helen Ogilvie Lucille Pickelick Helen Rose Myla Tovey Lillie Anderson Dorothy Bangs Anna Christensen Dorothy Graves Mae Jackson Carla Hansen Esther McDonald Mary Louise Purdy Willmenay Rogers Margaret Winter Bertha Balers Dorothy Ann Davis Helen Devaney Helen Erwin Isabelle Houghton Dorothy Hoffman Jean Hoffman Anna Belle Hartwig Mona Harding Bery Harrison Lola Latham Cecile Morrison Agnes Stephanie Lauretta Tate Marian Williams Mary Woody Piccolos Harold Wheat Edith Orr Mae Gravely Tom Luebben Tom Hartwig Tom Newnes Waldron Roger

Kappa Epsilon Guild Hosts Meeting at Mrs. Anderson Home

The Kappa Epsilon guild was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. L. Anderson on South Idaho street.

Kappa Epsilon Guild A. L. Anderson Idaho Street

Entre Nous Bridge Club Hosts Event At Normal Street Home

Mrs Bernard Williams will entertain the Entre Nous Bridge club Thursday evening at her home on Normal street. Parents of a son born at St. James hospital in Butte Thursday morning are Mr. and Mrs. J W Walters.

Entre Nous Bridge Club Bernard Williams Normal Street J. W. Walters St. James Hospital Butte

St James guild to meet at guild hall Thursday

The St James guild will hold a meeting at the guild hall on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Floyd Best and Mrs. Bert Selway serving as hostesses.

ST. James Guild Guild Hall Floyd Best Bert Selway

Banks Return From California Winter Trip

Mr and Mrs George Banks returned Monday from California where they spent the winter months. Andy Pyle was a visitor from the Grasshopper section Tuesday.

California Mrs. George Banks Andy Pyle Grasshopper

Reinstating Telephone Service Shows Quick Savings

Citizens note the small daily cost of phone service yields big monthly returns in convenience and safety. A single emergency call in fire illness or accident is priceless, while a telephone costs only a few cents daily.

Lima Girl Scouts Welcome Dillon Visitors for Exchange

A Dillon unit of Girl Scouts traveled to Lima on Friday afternoon for an informal exchange. Suzanne Gilbert led games and a sociability dance as Lima Troop members, under Miss Dutcher, welcomed them. Vivienne Allsup praised Lima badges while Lima girls showed progress since October.

Dillon Lima Miss Dutcher Suzanne Gilbert Girl Scouts Girl Scouts of Vivienne Allsup Dorothy Spegar

Dillon P T A Meeting Sees Reports And Installations

The Dillon P T A meets Tuesday at 3 45 in the training school assembly room. The program includes The Trail Builder Boys sung by stall boys a piano duet by Marguerite Collins and Kenneth Barry and reports from Helen Catherine Ble Reports on the Missoula state meeting. New officers will be installed and members urged to attend for full state meeting reports.

Dillon P. T. A Trail Builder Marguerite Collins Kenneth Barry Helen Catherine Ble Missoula

Bridge Club Luncheon at Peter J Peterson Ranch

The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club meets Friday with a 1 30 luncheon served at the Peter J Peterson ranch home for club members.

Peter J. Peterson Ranch

Poppy Day Broadcast Planned by Local Legion Auxiliary

Auxiliary unit announces a poppy day program to be aired from Station KGIR on Sunday May 21 with details to follow.

the Legion Auxiliary KGIR

St Rose Guild to Meet Thursday at 3 30 P M

The St Rose community guild will gather Thursday afternoon at 3 30 PM in the guild hall for its regular meeting.

St. Rose Guild Guild

Man's heart stops from gas after meals

W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppages after eating due to trapped stomach gas. Adlerika relieved the gas, and he now eats freely without discomfort, according to Geo. M. Gosman, druggist.

W. L. Adams Adlerika Geo. M. Gosman

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Dillon Lodge of Elks Dillmont Park Elks’ Orchestra Vonsisting Melvin Smith Anson Baxter Francis Tontey Dan Henneberry Wayne Roberts Toke Contway RUBY L. A Gregory Lenore T McCqllum Sullivan Seredy-Brocton Russell Moszkowski Gottschalk Monckton-Talbot Red Gnome Madrid Rollinson Ilalmes Barbarossa Barnhouse Ilarrison Bellum Gruen Piccino Ilatel T . Sousa America President Roosevelt Clearing International Inter P. T. A. Meeting Bridge Club Lewis & Walker P. D North Wyoming Butte, Mont Richard McCarthy East Granite Montana DP A Laboratories Holton Kansas Amare Beaverhead Abstract Company Pearl I. Smith Dillon, Mont Hartwig H. G. Wells Panther Woman Charles Laughton Richard Arlen Lelia Hyams Sun Sing Sing Spencer Tracy Bette Davis Fannie Hurst Irene
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