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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1933

Page

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Future Farmers to Fete Fathers at Beaverhead High

The Future Farmers at Beaverhead County High School announce a father and son banquet this Saturday at 7 PM in the Ag rooms. Home economics girls will prepare and serve a meal largely from members’ projects. Miss Bernice Hirschman leads the home ec department. Bernard Williams of the Smith Hughes department calls the event one of the best gatherings since the program began.

Future Farmers’ Organization Beaverhead County Ag Rooms Bernice Hirschman Bernard Williams Smith-Hughes

Accident Victim Joseph Stefanic Improves at Barrett

Joe Stefanic, injured in a peculiar Tuesday afternoon accident near Nedrow, sustained a broken back and fractured leg while under a parked truck adjusting a trailer coupling. The car’s engine ran and gears meshed, dragging him before he could escape. He shows steady improvement and is out of danger at Barrett Hospital.

Joe Stefanic Barrett Hospital Nedrow Lane

Lima dam project to double reservoir capacity gains start

Equipment unloads in Lima as a federal re employment project begins. Foreman Midward Tower oversees machinery for the dam height increase of 10 feet, expanding capacity to 98000 acre feet normal and 110000 extreme. Engineer T W Hatcher says irrigation for Beaverhead valley ranchers will be secured.

Lima Lima Cam Jerome Boestflug T. W. Hatcher Beaverhead Valley Point of Rocks

Old-Time Resident Taken to Warm Springs Asylum

George Gronn, a Beaverhead pioneer, was committed to the state infirmary at Warm Springs after a commission found him mentally unbalanced. Gronn came to Bannack during the Indian uprising and mined for years, later running a saloon at Squaw Creek. In 1915 he faced a murder trial here but was acquitted on self defense.

George Gronn Beaverhead Warm Springs Free Stephan Gronn Bannack iHe Squaw Creek

Worldwide Peace Address at Dillon Rotary Club

Charles Towne of Butte spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club on world peace and the grim costs of war. He warned that advances in science make future wars more destructive and called for moral leadership and peace agencies to curb militarism. Commander Scott added a brief note on related topics.

Charles ‘Towne Butte Rotary Club Charles‘Towne Dillon Rotary Club Scott

Red Cross Roll Call Opens Amid Recovery Drive

The annual Red Cross roll call opens Saturday with a nationwide 400 thousand member target, 40 less than 1932. Beaverhead pledges support as committees organize across the county. Chairman J C Fuller urges public generosity to aid displaced and veteran families while sustaining future Red Cross efforts. The minimum membership is 1 dollar, with 5, 10, or 25 dollar levels. Half of each payment stays local to fund chapter services.

National The Red Cross J. C. Fuller Beaverhead American Red Cross Fuller United States

Dillon Elks Enter National Bridge Tournament

The Dillon lodge announces its entry in the Elks National Bridge Tournament to be held nationwide on Friday, November 24, 1983. The event invites all community bridge players to join, with sixteen prepared hands and expert analyses provided for scoring and post game lessons.

Dillon Lodge Elks

Elks District Deputy Visitor guest at Dillon lodge

Chester Coleman of Helena, Montana Elks district deputy, spoke at the Dillon lodge meeting Tuesday night. Earl Wheat, state association president, and three candidates were initiated. A charity ball is planned for Saturday at City Hall with groceries donations required for entry. A house fire caused attic and roof damage worth several hundred dollars to a local home.

Aot Elks City Hall Chester Coleman Helena Montana Elks 1. C. O. F. Hall Coleman Earl Wheat State Elks Sgxeoclation Dillon Lodge

Taxpayers Liquidate Obilgations Indicate Better County Finances

County treasurer Bertie Mathews notes improved taxpayer liquidation of obligations this year with more property owners paying in full rather than taking half payments. No final year comparison yet, but collections appear better. The deadline to pay without penalty is November 29, and the office will close on Thanksgiving.

Bertie Mathews

Candy pieces found possibly laced with poison in city

Warnings go out after reports that chocolate candies found near Kentucky and Thomson avenues may contain strychnine. Parents urged to tell children not to touch or eat any candy found on streets.

Kentucky Thomson Avenues

Local Talent Show Delights Harts Wig Theatre Audience

An audience filled the Harts wig theatre Wednesday evening to capacity for the St. Rose guild presented The Rose Dawn. Directed by Pauline Peyton of Rocky Mountain Productions the local talent cast included Ruth Phelps Janet Aldrich Fred Gray Dan Cushman and many others with numerous specialty numbers and choruses.

Hartswig St. Rose Guild Pauline Peyton Rocky Mountain Productions Ruth Phelps Janet Aldrich Fred Gray Dan Cushman Alice Madsen Bill Ballard Earl L. Wheat Anna Mautz Temple Francis Dean George Hay Don Julion Bud Sands James Walter Anthony Murphy Donald Lee James Judge Billie Baxter Mary Ruth Simpson Marian Williams Ken Jackson Rose Ann Lowney Barbara Gray Helen Taylor Irene Pipal Jane Waldorf Katherine Hartwig Merle Schmittroth Eileen Grimes Giovannina Cardinale Anna Jeanne Lockness Betty Harrison

Bobkittens Edge Bulldogs in Final Drive

Bozeman hosts Montana State college game ends 25 13 as Bobkittens rally late with two Darby Overturf touchdowns in a season closer under new coach Ka kuske.

Dillon Kakuske Husky Bulldog Bobkittens Montana State College Darby Overturf Bozeman

Armistice Observance in Dillon Honors Fallen on Armistice Day

Dillon observes the fifteenth anniversary of the armistice with a quiet ceremony. Stores close for a holiday mood as Hartwig theatre fills for patriotic exercises led by Rev F X Lechner. The program includes an American medley by the high school chorus and solos by Jane Aldrich with pianist Winogene Wood.

France Dillon Hartwig Theatre F. X. Lechner St.Rose Church Jane Aldrich Montana State Normal College Twiligh

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