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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1935

Page

8

Halloween party hosted by Clemows near Jackson

Roy Forrester of Dillon visited Monday. Mr. and Mrs Tom Clemow hosted a Hallowe en party at their home near Jackson with guests Mr and Mrs Wendell Jardine Mr and Mrs Charles Wengen and Mr and Mrs Mark Clemow Mrs Fred Nelson Royce Barth Mrs Phil Murphy and Miss Edith Miller plan to go to Logan Wednesday for Budge Brothers clinic. An earthquake was felt around 11 30 a m Wednesday. Winter weather with the thermometer at 30 degrees below zero. Mrs Carl Holman and daughter Ethel visited Dillon Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Jake Neidt Sr visit Wisdom with Walter Stewart. Ben Oneal was taken to Murray hospital in Butte Friday.

Roy Forrester St . Dillon Dasin Tom Clemow Jackson Wendell Jardine Charles ‘Wengen Mark Clemow Fred ‘Nelson Royce- Barth Phil Murphy Edith Miller Logan Budge Brothers Clinic Zono Carl Holman Ethel Dillon Jake Neidt Walter “Stewart Wisdom Ben Oneal Murray Hospital Butte

Red Cross Roll Call Planned by Committee

A local Red Cross Roll Call appeal stresses the organization's humanitarian mission and unpaid volunteer service. Lee R. Light serves as Roll Call chairman urging community participation to raise funds and support health, safety, nursing, and aid for calamity victims.

RED Cross The Lee R. Light Roll Call

For sale 160 acre mixed farm with water right Idaho

Leadore Idaho dispatch notes William L Irvine harvested 1 650 000 pounds of spuds this year from the region. Robers Bros Seed reports about 20 carloads of Dillon peas chipped this season with more loads to ship. Local items include a Barrett hospital birth, travel to California, and a hunting trip to Blackfoot country.

C. Newman Leadore Idaho Dispatch William L. Irvine Dillon Robers Bros. Seed Company

Annual Christmas Seal Sale Starts On Nov 28

The annual Christmas Seal Sale opens on November 28 and continues through the holiday season. Organizers urge community support to fund health and welfare programs. Proceeds benefit local hospitals, clinics, and charitable services.

Shakespeare Club to Sponsor Christmas Seal Campaign

The Shakespeare club and Mrs. Norman L. Henry will chair the annual Christmas Seal drive opening on Thanksgiving Day to fund tuberculosis tests X rays nurses and health education. Citizens are urged to support generously as farm incomes from 100 to 250 dollars annually are noted by the resettlement administration amid near Malta Montana project work and planned construction in other areas.

Shakespeare Club Norman L. Henry J. E. Kelly Resettlement Administration Malta Mont Ancasi

The Profit Motive Seen As Evidence Of Mastery And Service

Farnsworth Crowder argues in Rotarian Magazine that profit represents mastery and planning, not mere covetousness. It is evidence of sound management and a service rendered, beyond personal gains and status symbols.

Farnsworth Crowder Rotarian Magazine

Montana towns easing debt burden and local taxes

Missoula reports Montana cities are recovering from debt with 69 percent reduction since 1923 from 27.7 million to 5.76 million. By year end a Dillon home with 3000 value and 500 furnishings pays about 184 toward local debts since 1927, roughly 18 percent of the total tax bill. Dillon is among few cities not levying for debt.

Spickane “County News Missoula Mont Montana Dillon

Pensacola Cruiser Logs Long Voyage And Speed Record

During the last fiscal year the 10 000 ton cruiser U S S Pensacola logged 37 344 miles visiting numerous foreign and domestic ports. About 2 688 hours were at sea yielding an average speed of 14 2 miles per hour. The ship, nicknamed the alligator ship, exemplifies the navy adage form the navy and see the world through its rambles and rapid communications.

U. S. S. Pensacola United States Navy Pensacola

Local Play Casts. Faculty Members Tied to Upcoming Show

The piece lists Lyons Twedot Margaret Kempson Ana conda and Henry Edwards as stage department leaders with Weldon Martin Kalispell in business. A fourth one act has been cast with rehearsals underway and will be presented before the Shriners in Butte. Friends of Professor Ransey A Mackie note his move to the University of Maryland at College Park as a faculty member.

Lyons Twedot Margaret Kempson Anaconda Henry Edwards Sier Bow Bearcreek Stage Department Weldon Martin Kalispell Shriners Butte Ransey A. Mackie University of Maryland At College Park

Leaders Association Meets to Plan Girl Scout Work

The Dillon Girl Scout Leaders Association met at Mrs. N L Henry's home Tuesday evening. Present were Mrs. K D Flock, Mrs. Francis Gelhaus, Mrs. Fred Waldorf, Miss Hope Mathews, Miss Barner, Miss Lynes and Mrs. Henry. They planned to advance two local troops and will meet twice monthly to pass testing requirements. Light refreshments were served.

Leaders’ Association Dillon Girl Scout Leaders’ Association N. L. Henry K. D. Flock Francis Gelhaus Fred ‘Waldorf Hope Mathews Barner Lynes Henry

Church Societies to Meet This Thursday

The St James guild meets at the guild hall with hostesses Mrs T E Gilbert Mrs A P Williams Mrs Montie Mathews and Miss Nellie McKnight. Manse society gathers in church parlors with hostess Mrs H J Schmidt. Lutheran Ladies aid hosts at Mrs Ted Olivers home. Methodist aid in church parlors with hostesses Mrs T T McAdam Mrs Addie Morrison and Mrs Walter Stinson. St Rose guild entertained at Mrs H H Bramsmanns home with Mrs Maylie Hoffmann. Junior Luther League meets Thursday at 7 15 PM at First Lutheran church.

St. James Guild Guild Hall T. E. Gilbert A. P. Williams Montie Mathews Nellie McKnight H. J. Schmidt Lutheran Ladies Aid Ted Oliver Methodist Aid T. T. McAdam Addie Morrison Walter Stinson St. Rose Guild H. H. Bramsmann Mayiye Hoffmann

visitors and social notes in Butte Missoula area

With ands Syoungatera with gdnies artees Moxon spent the week with her parents in Butte Miss fam Bryan and Vera Mast TM aberit tayo days this week as guests of Miss Gertrude Wombacher at the Hartwig home. Mrs Fay Guansberry entertained guests for her son Hanold Billy and Hd Bryan were in Dillon Monday. Mr and Mrs John Hand of Argenta visited Monday. A number have gone hunting but not many report bites yet.

Ands Gdnies Artees Moxon Butte Fam ‘Bryan Dillon John Hand Argenta Fan Stara

Beckman Bros to Stage Unusual Fur Display in Great Falls

Beckman Bros of Great Falls Montana announce a fur display next Tuesday November 12 at Eliel's. Ed Beckman will oversee the event and is regarded as a premier fur authority in the northwest. The firm buys pelts directly from trappers and dealers and tans them at their Great Falls plant, producing stylish coats and wear.

Eliel’spy Beckman Bros Great, Falls Montana Ed Beckman Northwest Beckman Bros Great Falls

Judge Baldwin hits bootleggers with mass sentences in Butte

The federal judge James Baldwin, newly appointed, sentenced bootleggers and narcotics offenders to three year penitentiaries and other penalties at his first criminal court term in Butte. Three Dillon men, Henry Moran, James Moran, and Arthur Moran, received one year and $100 fines for liquor violations. Local Girl Scout leaders and visitors from Riverside Iowa were noted in social items.

James Baldwin George M. Bourquin United States Burton K. Wheeler Montana Baldwin Henry James Arthur Moran Dillon

Halloween party at the schoolhouse cited by local residents

The report notes Mrs. Walter Smith hosting a Halloween party for school children at the school house. It mentions Hayesdolph Pahnish and Walter Fae, cows and calves moved from Jules area with Wenger’s Monday gathering, and several local residents visiting Dillon or making trips to Springfield and Polaris. Fuel wood hauling begins as the cold sets in.

Hayesdolph Pahnish Walter Fae U. S Polaris

Methodist Choir Rehearsal Set For Thursday Evening

The choir of the Methodist church will meet for rehearsal on Thursday at 7 o clock in the church parlor.

Methodist Church

St James Junior Choir Sets Thursday Practice Time Change

St James parish notes a 4 30 to 6 30 pm choir practice in the church on Thursday with a changed hour. Banmack residents Mr and Mrs C L Baker visited Dillon Wednesday. R E Wester of Roberts Idaho is reported ill at home. Lost stray one two year old Shorthorn steer branded red reverse R bar F left rib Peter J Peterson Box 565 phone 73 F 03. George Lane taken to Barrett hospital after accident at local seed pea warehouse with a broken leg.

ST. James R. E. Wester Dillon Roberts Idaho Peter J. Peterson George Lane Barrett Hospital Birt

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