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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1932

Page

5

Town Visitors and Local Notices from a Dill City Week

Fred Gilbert and Mulvaney Leadore shopped in the city on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sanford Shepherd of Jackson were in town Saturday. Paul Watzig of Jackson attended to business Friday. J L Nyhart and Ivo Birrer of Twin Bridges were in town Friday. Harry E Miller returned from Reichle Saturday after a month away. Father C Bradley of Salmon visited last Saturday with Rev F X Leehner. Floyd F Mead and Angelina Gaily of Idaho Falls were granted a marriage license Sunday. Glen Lyon drove Von Jenson to Fort Harrison Sunday for hospital admission. A thief who stole James Brown’s watch in Providence Rhode Island left it on Brown’s doorstep a week later.

J. “L., Nyhart Ivo . Birrer Floyd F. Mead Angelina Gaily Idaho Falls James Brown Providence R. I Brown Oscar Gravely Rita Birrer Joe Birrer Frank Brook Dell Jeff Brown Armstead Martin McMenomey Feeley the Elks

Fire threat prompts quick telephone call for help

A farm owner recounts how his wife phoned the operator as fire broke out, prompting rapid calls for aid and a wind shift that helped save buildings. The letter praises telephone service for emergency response and daily use, offered by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.

Pineapple Breakfast Cake for Fall Morning Enjoyment

A fall breakfast plan features baked prunes with lemon peel, rice with maple sugar, and a pineapple breakfast cake. The cake blends flour, shortening, egg, milk, and crushed Hawaiian pineapple with brown sugar, baked hot for 15 to 20 minutes to serve four.

Hawaii

Local visitors and club meetings fill week in city

Alex Peyre from Dell and Andy Williams from Alder attended events last Thursday. J M Neidt, AWG F P Blair from Grant, Karl Manis from Grant, and J E Shaw from Wisdom visited for business. Mr and Mrs Charles Woodburn from Butte and Mr and Mrs Al Longseth from Grant joined city activities. Ladies Afternoon Bridge met at the guild hall. Child Study Club met at Mrs K B Hastings home. William Rosenbaum came from Ziegler Springs. R H Watt from Dell visited late week. A 1000 pound kettle used as garden flower pot in Cape Elizabeth Maine.

Edward A Shaw Cape Elizabeth

Dillon and Area Social and Court Notes

A special Dillon Lodge meeting was held Monday evening. Local visitors include Commissioner and Mrs. Martin Jackson from Big Hole basin and Cu- Representative Joe Metlen from Armstead. A decree of distribution was filed in the estate of Alfred Ek Graeter. Bar rett hospital saw a birth to Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Robinson of Lima. Frank Buhter treated after a horse accident at Barrett hospital. not serious. George Banks heads to Ogden with Mrs. Banks en route to California for winter. Burgett and Crichton host Bluebird club dinner. Mrs. I. W. Crichton presided. Mrs. Frank Rife and son visit from Medicine Lodge.

Barrett Hospital H. O. Robinson Lima

Regional population trends cited in 1928 expert report

An expert notes a near doubling of the October lineage over the September period this year, comparing current figures to those from 1928. The analysis highlights a marked increase in the corresponding period and calls for attention to the pattern across cities.

B and B Pinochle Club Meets at Sisterson Home

The B. and B. Pinochle club met on Friday evening at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sisterson. A delicious lunch followed a pleasant evening at cards. Mr. Sisterson and Mrs. W. E. Roberts held high scores. The next meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler’s home on Saturday, Dec 3.

Stanley Sisterson Sisterson W. E. Roberts Harry Schuler

D A R Silver Bow Chapter Meeting Held in Butte

Mrs. F H Bimyose Mrs J W Scott Mrs T K Luebben Mrs F A Hazelbaker and Mrs Fred Wood attended a Washington Bi Centennial meeting of the Silver Bow Chapter D A R in Butte Saturday at Mrs M C Roberts home. The Dillon delegation joined a luncheon at the Lockwood before the meeting.

F. H. Bimyose J. W. Scott T.’k. Luebben F. A. Hazelbaker Fred’ Woodside Washington Silver Bow Butte M. C. Roberts Dillon Lockwood

Manse Society Christmas Bazaar Set In Metlen Building

The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will stage its annual Christmas bazaar in the Metlen building on the corner of EK Glendale and S Idaho streets Saturday Dec 3. It includes booths a parcel post sale a rummage sale an afternoon tea and a concurrent food sale.

Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church Metlen Texaco Oil Company Ek, Glendale S, Idaho

Bridge Club Hosts Card Night at East Orr Home

Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman entertained their Bridge club Thursday night at their East Orr street home. A delicious dinner was served at 7 o'clock followed by cards with three tables in play.

Fred Chapman East Orr Street

Hunters Return From Granite County Elk Hunt

Ray Stanfield came back Thursday from a Granite County hunting trip with a large cow elk. Charles Bourquin and his son were among Dillon hunters in the area but did not bag a deer.

Ray Stanfield Granite County Charles Bourquin

Couple from Apex travel to Kansas City for mother’s illness

Mr and Mrs Noah Allen of Apex left Saturday by auto for Kansas City Missouri where they were summoned by the serious illness of Mr Allen’s mother.

Noah Allen Apex Kansas City, Mo Mr. Allen

Open House Marks Kajin Residence Celebration

The Misses Mary and Katherine Kajin hosted an open house Friday at their Thomson avenue home. A Girl Scouts planning meeting occurred Monday at Dr Leanora May's house to organize a January card party supporting activities. W Charles Smith of Salmon, a Recorder Herald staffer, arrived with his wife's body after an operation in Hamilton. Albert Taylor rushed to a Greenwich hospital claiming he swallowed his gold watch chain and pocket knife in a depressive episode.

Mary Katherine Kajin Kajin Thomson Avenue Leanora May W. Charles Smith Salmon Recorder Herald Dillon Hamilton Albert Taylor Greenwich Esq

Relieve Smokers Indigestion With Adla Tablets

Excessive smoking and poor diet disrupt digestion causing indigestion and gas. Dr Emil's Adla Tablets offer quick relief without drugs or narcotics. Take as needed to counteract disturbances from smoking and unsuitable foods and enjoy meals. Available from G. M. Gosman, Druggist.

Emil G. M. Gosman

Entre Nous Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Bernard Williams Home

The Entre Nous Bridge club will be entertained this evening by Mrs Bernard Williams at her home on Normal street with a social gathering and card play.

Entre Nous Bridge Club Bernard Williams Normal Street

Red Cross Officials Confer On Winter Relief Estimates

Miss Bessie Nicoll field representative for the National Red Cross spent two days in Dillon conferring with Lambert Field local chairman Miss Luella Stickney county nurse and other Red Cross officials about local relief estimates for this winter.

Bessie Nicoll National Red Cross Dillon Lambert Fliel Luella Stickney Red Crosss Ois

Dillon Masons Attend Lima Lodge Meeting Night Banquet

About 30 Dillon Masons traveled to Lima for Evergreen Lodge No. 45 meeting. A banquet followed with past masters of the Lima order presiding.

Dillon Masons Lima Evergreen Lodge No. 45 Lima Order

Wood Sawing Offered For One Dollar Per Cord

Portable wood sawyer offers to come to homes or ranches to cut and stack wood. Charges one dollar per cord with no minimum quantity. Contact Mint Pook Hall and C. H. Brown to arrange service.

Mint Pook Hall C. H. Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fred Gilbert Dill M. V Mulvaney Leadore Sanford ‘Shepherd of Jackson City Paul Watzig Harry E. Miller Reichle Father C. Bradley F. X. Leehner Glen Lyon von Jenson Fort Harrison Veterans’ Hospital The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Carl B. Taylor Kreso Geo. M. Gosman Druggist J Spokane O.H. Soya Federal ‘Land’ Parish Jane Last Montana Sheridan W. H. Mitchell Charleston 8. C Kathleen Moore London Cc. C Newman George Ferguson J.J. Ferguson W. J. Romersa Mrs. Romersa R. M. Funk Myron Templin Wabash, Ind James Byrd Melvin Smith Pocatello Hugh Naughton Henry Montague Roy Osborn Bannack Carrie Smythe Matt and Alden Blaine Velma Gustin Twin Bridges Andy Forsyth Lakeview Denton Oliver H. E. Andrus William Deputy Wasson Oliver Irving J. Goldberg Helena Dillon Superior Fox Farms National Raw Fur Exchange Blue Mountain Troop No Guild Hall Mrs. Innes Mrs. C. B. Taylor Jardine Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Davison C. C. Newman A. T. Crosley Birch Creek Alex Peyre Andy Williams Alder J. M. Neidt AWG F. P. Blair Grant Karl Manis Mrs Charles Woodburn al Longseth of J. E. Shaw Wisdom J. D. Brandenburg of William Rosenbaum Ziegler Springs R. H. Watt Child Study Club K. B. Hastings H. L. Rodman Dillon Lodge No Martin Jackson Big Hole Basin Joe Metlen Alfred Ek Graeter George Clemon Jorgen Jorgenson Bluebird Club I. W. Crichton Frank Buhter George Banks Ogden Mrs. Banks Utah City California Frank Rife Small Gen Medicine Lodge Botanda di A. R Bridge Club Stanfield Elk Missouri Dillon, Montana Entre Nous Hartwig Irene Dunne Pat O’brien
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