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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
5
Local residents are listed traveling to hospitals in Logan Utah and Dillon visiting relatives in Helena Great Falls and Boulder. Students and teachers attend events in Michigan and Billings while 4 H fat lamb entries gain attention at Great Falls show. Rebekah lodge plans meet and Relief society joins regional conference in Butte.
Miss Wheileen Brady starts elocution lessons and speech training in Dillon offering local residents a chance to improve public speaking skills and oratory ability through new classes.
The Attorney General rules the State Normal College cannot cover part of an electrical installation from its legislative appropriation because the cost would exceed the yearly allowance. W L Fitzsimmons, clerk of the board of examiners, requested the ruling.
District Judge John Hurry vacated the Sheep Creek water suit brought by F. M. Carr and others against Sweeney and Rogers and others. A new date will be set near the start of the year after formal motions heard Monday morning.
The L D S Relief Society will hold a theology lesson Thursday at 2 o'clock in the church. The subject is The Life and Teachings of Christ.
College students of the Lutheran church will be guests at the L F A Hallowe en party on Friday evening at 8 o clock at the Lutheran church.
Members and friends of the St James guild will meet Thursday November 4 at the guild hall at three o'clock. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Miss Bertha Huber, Mrs Alma Harwood and Mrs Lucy Brundage.
High score holders were guests of low score holders at a 6:30 dinner Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs. Guy D. Combers. Assisting were Mrs. Hayess Baxter, Mrs. W. H. Stephan and Mrs. Bert Williams.
The group made Halloween masks then played marching and weed ing games. A contest prize was awarded for pinning the nose on the witch with Janet winning. Refreshments followed before they went home via Magic Tunnel with Peggy Smith serving as scribe.
A St Rose guild meeting is set for 3 PM Thursday at the guild hall with hosts Mrs. M. J. Allen, Mrs. Ed Stroeder, and Mrs. Nellie Decker. An invitation goes to members and friends. a program is planned.
Mrs. D V Paddock entertained a group of friends with a luncheon honoring her mother Mrs J H Smith who has been visiting here a week. After lunch the women went to cards and needlework and Mrs Smith will return to her home in Butte Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Downing host a Friday evening gathering at their ranch with friends from Dillon and Dell. Attendees include Elwood Baum and spouse, James Steffes and spouse, John Rebich Jr. and spouse, Fred Hungate and spouse, Ted Hackett and daughter, Curt Raddatz and child, B. W. McNinch and Ellis McNinch, and Jean Raddatz. Delicious refreshments were served.
A Friday carnival planned by the L D S church for November 5 will start with a 6 pm cafeteria supper and continue at 7 30 pm with a program. Ruth Ann Dart and Leslie Smith with Paul Mast organize arrangements. HM Warner oversees the program featuring Mrs Sargen Russell Bacon and others.
Corlew and Sally Wilson along with Hurlbut were married Wednesday morning by Judge Louis Stahl at the county courthouse. The ceremony linked residents of Monida in a small town union with nearby Woodrow as attendees.
G H Stewart and Bernadine Woodman of Dillon were united in marriage by Judge Louis Stahl at the county courthouse Wednesday morning.
Pine Tree troop No 3 met Wednesday at 3 30. Girl Scouts invited to Baptist church Sunday at 7 30 as they practiced the song to sing. Miss Rachel Smith will be lieutenant and helped second class Scouts with map making. They sang The Golden Sun and Taps in the friendship circle.
On Monday at seven PM Mrs. Walter Foster hosted Pan-Hellenic guests with Mrs. Burness Farrell and Mrs. Ralph Cushing assisting. Five tables of bridge followed a delicious dinner, with score awards going to Mrs. W. W. Hawkins and Miss Helen Wellman.
Lambert Eliel hosted fifteen children for a Halloween party Thursday evening at 6 30. They played Halloween games and paraded the neighborhood with masks and lanterns before seasonal goodies were served to the children.
A string of Halloween parties hosted by Janet and Billie Curry and others featured games costumes and prizes for young guests. Separate events included a Girl Scouts party at Betty Lou Christensen’s ranch home and an Eliel family gathering with history themed costumes and skits. Montana pioneers were honored at a Pioneer Day program at the training school auditorium on Monday November 1 with a full lineup of performances and a public invitation.
Pinochle served as main diversion at the Rebekah Past Noble Grand public card party in the I O O F hall Friday evening. Prizes went to Clarence Axe for door prize Mrs Anna Ennis for ladies high score Mrs Bessie Banning for ladies low score Harry Baumberger for high men’s score and Robert Quackenbush for men’s consolation. Hall trimmed in Halloween colors. refreshments provided by Jessie Taylor Selah Frakes and Elma Wright with Nellie Nelson Mary Molleur Maude Miller Muriel Tyro and Ida Schroeder overseeing tables decorations.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrews held a Halloween dance at the Episcopal Guild Hall on Friday night from 8 15 to 11. Thirty five couples attended. Adella Pierce won the women’s costume prize as a cowgirl. Lloyd Davis won the boys’ costume prize. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Guy D Combes and others.
Pioneer Days feature with Evelyn Gregg singing Old Black Joe and Auld Lang Syne. Mrs Hollensteiner directs with Miss Anne Feley on piano and the orchestra. Miss Jean Bishop presents a Pioneer tribute with selections and a retiring of colors ceremony.
At the regular Neighbors of Woodcraft session on Wednesday November 3 Nora L Curran Grand Manager from Butte attended with Grand Representatives Mary Schaad and Mabel Culbertson. The Butte district drill team performed their ritual work and a program followed with refreshments. Visiting Neighbors were invited to attend.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the ranch home of Mrs. Matt Telin.
Practical field guide from the U S Forest Service prescribing steps to field dress and preserve game meat. It covers bleeding, gutting, removing organs, cooling, quartering with hide, hanging, bagging, tagging, and basic curing methods after hunting.
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