This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
5
Dillon and area residents report shopping and visits across town. Notable items include Amos Wright winning a festival cannival prize, Mrs. Ada Jones and Mrs. John McIvor shopping in Dillon, and George Hughes visiting from their ranch. Several locals plan St Rose parish fundraiser and a late-week ranch job inquiry circulates. Denton: Bob Fields nursing a fractured left wrist from a fall. Helen Hoerning visits Missoula before returning home.
A fragment discusses American Education Week with governors and citizens urged to visit schools. It presents proposed topics for daily discussions from Monday through Friday focusing on the school’s role for the citizen nation social change and country life.
Mr and Mrs Prank Birrer of Sheridan and Mr and Mrs Tom Jones with son Herbert of Alder visited Dillon Wednesday. Parke Scott of Armstead and W C Jennings from Twin Bridges were in town. Mrs Bourquin, after a porch fall, is recovering. Howard Gilbert family left for Long Beach California to settle there.
Fragmented account recalls Leslie Smith and companions in the Birch Creek region during early May. The group overturned a canoe on Beaverhead River and lost their firearms while attempting a deer skirmish. no shots reported.
The Delphic Studio hosts an exhibition of works by Hungarian artist Tibor Bakaly featuring portraits and peasant life scenes. The schedule runs Wednesday through Tuesday with daily hours and special evening slots, inviting college students with activity tickets.
The friends of C. H. Bechler known as Beck announce he completed a deal last week to become operator of the Shell Service station on South Idaho Street. Lloyd Barnett, who had run the station and built a large patronage, will pass the operation to Beck, and the place will be Beck's Shell Station with the same service standards Bechler is known for.
Cadet Thomas E. Luebben Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. T E Luebben of this city attends Kemper Military Academy in Booneville Missouri and is a junior completing his year. He is a member of the school's debating squad.
Entre Nous Bridge club was charmingly entertained Friday evening by Mrs Lambert Ble at her home on South Washington street.
By AND.Py-W. CLUB the Business wand Professional Women's met Wednesday evening in the Andrus hotel dining room. Mrs Elmo Winn chaired the education committee.
The last will and testament of a man associated with the Big Hole Basin has been filed for probate. Mrs. Marie Nelson is appointed executrix.
Diana Rebekah Lodge members will meet in regular session this evening at 8 oclock in the I O F hall. Miss Helen Klebba a student at Butte Business College spent last weekend in Dillon visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J P Klebba. Mrs Rebecca Connelley has returned from a two week visit with her son 0 T Connelley in Salt Lake City. Mrs Fred Woodside state regent of the D A R returned Tuesday from Havre and Great Falls where she visited D A R chapters. Jules Wenger was in Dillon Tuesday and remarked while inspecting the Schuyler and Andrus kill that someone has been killing my sheep.
A garbled text fragment references 112 North Main and the word economy. It reads as a broken line of dialogue or note about examining or fate, with unclear context and no coherent event or names to anchor a full report.
Akers of the local veterans committee announces plans for Commander-in-Chief James E. Van Zandt to visit Dillon on his upcoming Montana trip in November. Delegations from Butte and Dillon officials will coordinate publicity and arrange a reception for ex servicemen.
The physical education department at the Normal college contracted for the appearance of Ted Shawn and his male dancers. Due to Helena earthquakes the Helena auditorium was condemned, so Dillon residents will see the show in the Normal gymnasium on the evening of Saturday, Dec. 7. Advance tickets will go on sale soon in limited numbers.
Esther Spaulding and Bernard Henelt married this morning at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. J Schmidt officiating. The couple, natives of Montana, both graduated from Missoula High School and attended the University of Montana. They will reside in Dillon with Gin Idaho partitions.
The B and B Pinochle Club met Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sisterson home. High scores by Mr. Jack Keenan and Maylland Miller. A kinch jean snack was served. Next gathering planned at Mr. and Mrs. John Albers home on Friday, Nov. 22.
Royal Neighbors will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening November 14 at the I O O F hall. A class of candidates will be initiated, a program provided, and refreshments served. Visiting members invited. Mrs. Margaret Gilchrist state supervisor and Una Mae Gallahan district deputy will preside. Juveniles meet at 6 15 p m in the I O O F hall.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will be entertained Thursday afternoon. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. D. Lee, Miss Sallie Baker and Mrs. Ey Perkins. Everyone invited. please come early.
The St James church junior choir plans regular practice Thursday at 4 30 PM led by Miss Mercedes Hansen who recently spent months in Dillon with her parents Mr and Mrs C M Hansen Hansen left Tuesday evening for California with a planned stop in Salt Lake City to visit for a time The Amgemeny Legion auxiliary monthly meeting is set for the coming week in Butte Dillon area residents Mary Reichle and Bukrer visit relatives in the valley
At the Pine training school on June 6, girls completed tasks in the Scout program. They recited the pledge and allegiance to the flag and practiced proper flag use. Several girls cut out trefoils to decorate Girl Scout notebooks under Shirley Ann Mount’s supervision.
A miscellaneous shower was given Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Thayer Alley formerly Marjorie Lee Smith at the home of Mrs Nels Hansen. Lena Foranand and Mrs Hansen were hostesses. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. Mrs Alley received many beautiful and useful gifts.
Girl Scout Troop No 4 met at the training school Wednesday afternoon November 6. Most girls were excused to attend a free show at the building. They returned for a half hour discussion on tenderfoot tests to pass for the pin at the court of awards on December 5.
Roland passed to Vandegrift for the only touchdown as the local Independents edged the CCC team 6-0 on a snowy field. The Independents hope to schedule a game with the Normal Bulldogs on Saturday Nov 23 to benefit the Bikes charity fund.
Announcement by the charity committee says the annual Baler et affair will be held at Dillmont Park on November 28. Admission is a donation of food suitable for a community food drive.
Hartwig Theatre screens Here Comes the Band tonight with Ted Healy Nat Pendleton Virginia Bruce and Ted Lewis orchestra in a lively musical. Also shown are She Married Her Boss with Claudette Colbert Melvin Douglas Edith Fellows and Jean Dixon plus Tail Spin Tommy episode. matinees Friday and Saturday at 2 30.
Sunday and Monday matinee at 2 30 features Dante's Inferno in a modern earthbound version. Spencer Tracy delivers a brilliant performance amid a colorful story and a strong cast with spectacular scenes.
Tuesday and Wednesday showcase a polished display of Annapolis traditions highlighting America's famous training school with Sir Guy Standing Bob Brown and Richard Cromwell in key roles.
A fragmented report notes Alice Moran receiving a 90 day jail sentence on a Saturday night. Judge A C Grywell presided over the case amid a disturbance charge.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.