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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
5
Local news from Dillon Montana covers visits by R D Marchesseau and other residents, business trips, and social events. Notables include marriages, probate actions, a beaverhead high school alumni event, a police public notice broadcast, and candidates filing for sheriff and county surveyor.
During the last few months thousands of former subscribers across the country have had their telephones reconnected as service resumes.
Bagdad Temple of the Shrine sponsored a dance at Dillmont Park last Saturday evening with a band concert and parade by the uniformed order. Postmaster Harry Andrus and clerks updated the post office interior improving appearance and mail handling space.
Work began Tuesday morning tearing up the oiled highway just north of the Montana street paving in preparation for concrete laying. The paving will extend 450 feet from the Standard Lumber company corner.
A Monday evening concert in the high school gymnasium presented by the music department drew a large audience that thoroughly enjoyed the performance.
Virgil Kline was fined 22 dollars Thursday afternoon after being picked up by sheriff’s deputies for operating a car without a 1934 license.
At the A. A. U. W. meeting held Monday evening at Mrs. T. F. Gilbert s home, officers for the next year were elected. President is Miss Faye Kirkpatrick, vice president Mrs. W. J. Bierrum, secretary Miss Mary Baker, and treasurer Miss Elizabeth Shotwell.
John Doe admitted stealing car parts and tools and pleaded guilty in Judge Stahl's court on Thursday afternoon. He was sentenced to ninety days in county jail after confessing to taking gasoline from a plane owned by Fred Woodside, according to officers.
In a Thursday game the Puppies staged a seventh inning rally scoring seven runs to tie the Elks, then shut them out in the third and added two runs to win 10 to 8. Highlights included double plays showing sharp play by the boys. Eliel's introduces a three-length hosiery line for women with short, medium, tall options and decorates a window to showcase the new product. Mrs Mary Meldeur Mrs George F Dart and Mrs W F Cashmore visited Butte Tuesday as Tirzah Temple club guests with Deer Lodge and Anaconda ladies.
George Gabish and his daughter Miss Louise aged two along with Mrs Katherine Guthrie rest at the home. The brief item notes the family is staying at their residence.
The National Re employment Service seeks 100 to 150 first class hydraulic or gravity dump trucks in good condition for yard use and legible duty between three and five capacity. A large number of diesel operators for elevating graders and wide track Caterpillar tractors, plus skilled dune operators, are also sought. Dillon Lodge details note nine candidates initiated and next initiation set for June 19 as campaign concludes.
Roy Forrester and Guy Combes led Dillon with three firsts and a second at the inter-district Boy Scout swimming contest in Butte last Saturday. Forrester won the 20, 40 and 100 yard swims and Combes took second in backstroke. Forrester is a Messenger carrier and Combes a substitute on the same route.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts a Sunday picnic at 2 o'clock May 27 at the Peter J. Peterson home two miles south of Dillon. Proceeds benefit the Coeur d'Alene old people's home. Races and contests for men women and children planned. Visitors Louie Bucy of Monida and M. W. Bucy of West Yellowstone.
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