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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1933

Page

8

School notes and star study brighten Plymouth district

The district reports officer elections with President Mrs L G Staudenmeyer and Secretary Treasurer Miss Agnes Malesich. Students praised Mrs Miller, made Armistice Day booklets, and named contributors. They study Plymouth lore, read The Courtship of Miles Standish, and learn Thanksgiving songs. Star lore covers Polaris Ursa Major Minor Draco Cepheus Cassiopeia Vega Lyre Pegasus and Venus visible this season. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Otto J Christensen's home.

L. G Staudenmeyer Alex Silach Agnes Malesich Dennis Smith Plymouth Miles Standish Alice Mae Staudenmeyer Betty Silach Miss Hand Draco Cepheus Cassiopedia Vega Pegasus Orion Venus Nature Comstock Steele Astronomy Lutheran Ladies Aid Otto J. Christensen

Bridge Tournament Draws Players Across Elks Lodges

A national contract bridge tournament is held simultaneously in Elks lodges nationwide with an entrance fee of one dollar fifty cents for local expenses. Over ten tables will represent the local lodge as outsiders flood in, and many women entrants plan to pair with husbands to challenge men in bridge play.

Elks

Paradise C C Provides Updates From Company Transfers

An eleven man group from Paradise C C to California on November 1 has returned to Camp 162 Warner Springs. Leader Shultz longs for Montana while Lew Bair Herb Dunham Jim Gilday Cab Quar George Lackrey and Al Marler report contentment at rejoining their unit.

California Ith Company Camp-162 Warner Springs Shultz Montana Lew Bair Herb Dunham Jim Gilday Cab” Quar George Lackrey al Marler Fort Missoula Plains Elias Avas Thompson Falls Orchestra Lester Sergeant Beach Missoula John J. Ellias 4Th Infantry Ralph P. Beach Privett Bob Breen Mendell Bennett Alder

Social Life Notes From Big Hole Dillon Area

Neighbors and visiting residents frequent Dillon and surrounding towns. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith spent Sunday in Dillon visiting relatives. The Wenger couple welcomed a daughter born on the 18th at the Jackson home. Community events include clubs, dinners, a father and son banquet, and a large pinochle party with prizes won by Mrs. Helming and Dan Pendergast.

Royal Dillon John, Anderson Ethel Bob Woody Martin Jackson Robert Rolfe Bighole Dan Pendergast Anaconda Wise River Charlie Wenger John Jackson Jake Neidt John Jim Dodd W. S. Tash Big Hole Elizabeth Clemon S. J. Johnson Margaret Loss Sandford Shepherd Jackson Bridge Harry Lapham Tom Clemow Mark Clemow Dilton FP. L Matt Christensen George Helming

Glen-P.T.A. to Present Home Talent Show Friday

Members of the Glen-P.T.A. will stage a home talent production at the Glen hall Friday night. Receipts will be used to purchase a piano for Buhrer school. Also, Tribune Book Store invites readers to order Christmas cards and view samples.

Glen-P.t. A Glen Hall Buhrer Tribune Book Store

Dillon Boy Wins Fame on Gridiron

In last Saturday’s gridiron clash Princeton and Navy, Hugh McMillan a former Dillon youth who visited the community last summer helped Garry LeVan score two late touchdowns to seal Princeton’s seventh straight win. The Literary Digest notes Princeton’s rising color and mentions Gil Lea Le Van Kaufman and Crisler as catalysts in reviving a Saturday tradition.

Princeton Navy Hugh McMillan Dillon Garry LeVan Tigers Young McMillan Dartmouth United Gil Lea Garry le van Les Kaufman Fritz Crisler

Social events highlight Dillon area gatherings of late

Last weekend featured a duo dinner pinochle party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Albers at their ranch north of Dillon. Thirty-two guests enjoyed a four course dinner and seven tables of pinochle with prizes for high and low scorers.

John Albers Dillon Hell Stanley Sisterson James Morrison W. G. Squires Noah Allen Albers John Tessier Mike Lauterbach Elwood Morrison

Grace Methodist Church Thanksgiving Service Announcement

Grace Methodist Church presents Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. Sermon by request on The Power of Habit. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Herald day program Hollywood and Hearst. Evening service 7:30 with Thanksgiving sketches and a short play The House of Lost Thank Yous featuring a cast led by John Bourquin and Edith Linderman. Public invited to all events.

Epworth League Epworth Herald Hollywood Hearst J. H. Kuhns Lee R. Light John Bourquin Edith Linderman Bob Ralph Light Helen Ruth Kuhns Patty Bethel Minger Mildred Taylor

Three Young Men Plead Guilty to Petty Larceny

Three young men pleaded guilty to petty larceny in a local district court. The defendants admitted stealing small items from a downtown shop, with sentencing scheduled next month.

New Children’s Books at Public Library

The newest children's titles include Doctor Dolittle's Return by Hugh Lofting and The Story of Mankind by Van Loon. Also listed are Waterless Mountain by Laura Adams Armer and a Navajo Indian tale suitable for all ages, plus many more selections across authors and genres.

Hendrick Willem van Loon Dr. Dolittle Hugh Lofting Silver Lands Charles F. Finger Arthur Bowie Chrisman Smoky Willi James Chan. Gopal Makerie Krakow Kelly Hitty Rachel, Field Laura Adams Armer Hildegarade Hawthorne Iernon Tuiia Intra Spyri McKenzie Millar Teasdale Colum Graham Petersham Fisher Haubeck Bancroft Colette & Baba Timbuctoo Seabrook Stumpy Linderman Jack and Matt The van Noy Hedrick O'Brien Kirby Lamb Mikko Jtinland Byrne Ascough King Haith and Sky Washburne Hawthorne Lewis

Red Cross Drive Presses Toward 400 Memberships

County Roll Call Chairman J C Fuller says the drive continues this week to reach 400 members. Beaverhead county high school girls staffed booths at the post office and banks and led a concentrated business district push. Mrs E L Fairbanks oversees residential soliciting as memberships steadily rise and the quota remains 40 below last year.

Roll Call J. C. Fuller Beaverhead County E. L. Fairbanks Faller

Elks Bridge Tournament Adds Two 16-Pound Prizes

E L Poindexter announced two 16-pound turkeys will be extra prizes for winners in the Elks Bridge tournament. Chester Hale and Mike Nettik are pushing to secure top birds in the county. Reservations urged through Chairman Poindexter.

E. L. ‘Poindexter Chester Hale Mike Nettik E. L. Poin Dexter

Bladder Relief Product Promotes Juniper Oil Formula

A historical advertisement touts a bladder remedy calling juniper oil the key ingredient. It claims to drive out impurities and acids causing irritation and frequent urges, with a pleasant taste. The product includes buchy leaves and resembles a bladder physic preparation.

Swain Publishes Century World History Resume

The book credits ten years of data work by Swain with two years in Europe research and lists degrees from Columbia Harvard and the University of Paris. He is associate professor of history at the University of Illinois and dedicates the volume to his father H H Swain former president of Montana State Normal college. Dillon educators praise the readable style and global political overview built around the century start and the 1914 war.

Swain Europe Columbia Harvard University of Paris University of Illnois H. H. Swain Montana State Normal College Dillon

Comedy Night by Gargoyle Club at Normal College

The Gargoyle club at Normal College presents its annual Comedy Night in the college auditorium Friday followed by three one act plays directed by Miss Myrtle Savidge. The Little Symphony orchestra led by Miss Francis Robinson will perform between plays enhancing the evening.

Gargoyle Club Normal College Myrtle Savidge Normal Little Symphony Orchestra Francis Robinson

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