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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
8
The Aldredge family arrives at Camp Birch Creek with Mrs Aldredge son daughter and nephew triggering a welcoming gesture. Civil Service exams held May 16 at Camp Birch Creek with James A Lumaden in charge.
In things essential unity and in all things charity Farmers Union Charter emphasizes cooperation. The item reflects the group’s guiding principles and upcoming activities within the union.
On May 17 the junior members of the Bond and Dillon Locals of the Farmers Union met at Riverside school. They completed the Farmers Union Triangle history lesson, discussed peace and patriotism, and distributed Cooper ative Builder scrapbooks. Several juniors will be prepared for the July junior camp at Georgetown Lake after completing the class work. The gathering ended with a ball game and refreshments.
Mudd Ranch Adams and Sons Wisdom offer three registered Morgan stallions for sale and pasture to rent.
Property comprises sections of grazing land in one tract about five miles from Dillon. Priced at 150 dollars per acre for half cash with the balance on reasonable terms. Sale agent: C. E. Spur, Union Central Life Insurance.
The Cooperative Wholesale Society Bank in Great Britain founded in 1876 shows deposits and withdrawals totaling over three billion dollars in the year ending July 1, 1935. It operates for service not profit with a 15 cent per hundred cost.
Jackson news notes a Tuesday evening meeting of the Sincerity Rebekah lodge. Dillon visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Neel Jackson. Royal Neighbors staged a Memorial service with Dr. R. E. Albright as principal speaker. Weekend visits: Clemow ranch, Lapham in Butte, and a Wisa River dance for Bill Rachel hosts.
The Dillon public library adds six new titles to the International Mind Alcoves. Lands Without Shade by Hans Helfritz contrasts ancient desert skylines with modern urban myths. Desolate Marches by L M Nesbitt follows an engineer in Venezuela amid jungles and ports. Exploring Today by L Ellsworth surveys exploration challenges across sea land and air. International Delusions by G M Stratton analyzes war through a psychologist lens. An Atlas of Current Affairs by J F Horrabin provides 74 maps and concise explanations for postwar nations.
Mr and Mrs Andy Hayes welcomed an 8 pound son named Milton Mavin at their Polaris home last Thursday. Local visitors and residents including J D Harrison and Russell Harrison traveled to Dillon, with various family and friends gathering at ranches and summer homes in Elkhorn Hot Springs.
Rosetta Langdorf spends the week at the Kincaid home on Cherry Creek. JH Wilson and family move to Dillon after leaving the Chris Snyder ranch. Carl Hartwig becomes the new ranch owner. Mrs J C Gile and grandson Kenneth visit Dillon for Kenneth’s eighth grade exams. Several locals take final exams in Dillon this week. Harriet Schuler finishes her fourth year at Buhrer school. A big picnic will combine Buhrer and Reichle schools at Selwayfield on Sunday May 24 with a morning sports program and picnic lunch. A Glen Townsend club meeting Friday May 22 discusses a June picnic with surrounding clubs. Mr E S Holter is ill at his daughter’s home. Miss Margaret Moran of Butte visits the Hartwig home. Mrs Claire Moran visits with her daughter. J Flightner and family of Buffalo Mont visit the McIlrath home with Harvey McIlrath who attends high school in Buffalo. Tom Simpson heads to Salmon Idaho. Fritz Hartwig moves into the neighborhood to manage the recently bought ranch. A note on isolated Niuafu Island describes postal methods by native postmen and a mail-steamer from New Zealand. J C Fuller of the National Reemployment office seeks expert hot stuff asphalt rakers.
Funeral services were held for Joseph Brunner at J. Olson funeral home with Samaritan Lodge No 10 I O O F members assisting. The article notes the death of Matt Carey in Virginia City and details Carey family survivors and services at Laurin Catholic church. Sheridan seniors were hosted to a dinner, and Father Delane delivered the baccalaureate sermon urging religion as a life motto.
Mrs. Francis Gelhaus came back Saturday from a motor trip to Great Falls and Havre. She was accompanied home by her sister Miss Inez Mundhenk who is visiting here. Mrs Gelhaus will join her husband in Helena in June where they will make their home.
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