Community notes from the Big Hole fair and local visits
A fragment lists attendees at the county fair and visits by Mr and Mrs Clemon and other locals. The Big Hole Lions hosted the Dillon Rotary with a banquet at the IOOF hall. News of illness as Mrs Alfred Peterson’s flu recovery and several residents traveling to Butte Seattle and Los Angeles are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Richards
Bozeman
Clemon
Alfred Peterson
Jim’ Dodd
Big Hole
Wilson
Lions’ Club
George Clemon
Butte
Miss May
Seattle
University of Washington
Mesdames
Charlie
Jules Wenger
Charlie Wenger
Mark Clemow
Rose Neidt
Tom Clemow
Holliday and
Campbell
Los Angeles
Buhrer school district forms Parent Teacher group
Ladies of Buhrer school district met at Mrs Frank Buhrer's home to organize a Parent Teacher association led by Miss Genevieve Squires. Mrs Ida Hand was elected president with Squires as secretary treasurer. The group played pinochle with Mrs C Schmidt winning first prize and Mrs H Steweil as consolation. Next meeting at Mrs Edna Garrison's home on Saturday evening October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muack Poole
Laverne
the Woods Livestock Ranch
Joe J’oole
Dan Piccone
Lima
Buhrer
Frank Buhrer
Genevieve Squires
Maynard Miller
Nelson School
T. A
Ida Hand
C. Schmidt
H. Steweil
Edna Garrison
Engagement announced at Country Inn luncheon
Mrs. Lee Reece hosted a luncheon at the Country Inn on Saturday afternoon where her daughter Margaret Elizabeth Reece announced her engagement to Ernest Irving Orr, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Orr. Four bridge tables were set for the afternoon's diversion after the repast.
Remarkable formula ends nervous tension and headaches
A new scientific prescription relieves nervousness pain irritability and low mood without depressant effects. Doctors prescribe it for women at times of strain and many workplaces use it as a safe non narcotic non habit forming remedy that stops headaches and improves mood.
Special program to open after May 28 session at Miles City
A special program of entertainment will be held marking the first session since May 28. Reports from two district meetings and the department convention at Miles City will be made. Plans for a large Armistice day celebration and the launch of the 1932 membership campaign are included. Ex service men are invited. 75 cents per plate will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Miles City
The
Légion
City students pledged to Greek groups at state university
Word reaches Dillon friends that two local students at the state university at Missoula have been pledged. Hope Mathews joins Kappa Alpha Theta and Ed Simons joins Sigma Chi. Fred Pilling of Divide is pledged to Kappa Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Friends
State University At
Missoula
Miss Hope Mathews
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Ed Simons
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Fred Pilling
Divide
Kappa Sigma
Lima homesteader William Andrew Jackson Allen dies at 75
William Andrew Jackson Allen aged 75 a longtime Lima area homesteader died last Saturday at Halligan ranch Funeral was held Sunday in Lima with Rev Father Clifford officiating Interment followed in Lima A brother Frank survives
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Lima
William
Andrew “Jackson” Allen
Halligan Ranch
Father Clifford
Frank
Dillon AAUW Meets For Planned Activities
The Dillon unit of the American Association of University Women met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Ernest Luebben, the local president. Plans for the coming year's activities were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
American Association of University Women
Ernest Luebben
Car Crash Involving Police Car Near Wedum Lumber Office
A car driven by Joe Roe skidded into a city police coupe Monday evening near the old Wedum Lumber company office, injuring the police car more than the civilian vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roe
Wedum Lumber Company
Aid society meeting at church parlors on Oct 1
The Methodist Aid will be entertained Thursday afternoon October 1 at 8 o clock by Mrs Emma Gilbert and Mrs Lavant Taylor in the church parlors. All members are requested to bring thimbles and needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gilbert
Lavant Taylor
Woodcraft Pinochle Club Hosted by Mrs Main and Mrs Lyon
The Woodcraft Pinochle club was entertained on Wednesday evening by Mrs George Main and Mrs F G Lyon at the home of Mrs Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
George Main
F. G. Lyon
Idahoans Wed In Parker Union Of Greig And Tanner
Judge George Opp united Stanley Greig and Susannah Tanner in marriage last Saturday afternoon in Parker Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Opp
Stanley Greig
Susannah Tanner
Parker, Idaho
Banlack News Dance for School Benefit Is Noted
One of the season’s most enjoyable events was Ma Musburger’s dance for the school benefit with home talent music led by Mrs. Musburger. Refreshments were served at midnight and dancing continued into the early hours. Hugh Gray and helper Mr. Shaffer repaired schoolhouse plaster and other locals visited Dillon and the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Musburger
Butte
R. D. Marchesseau
E. A. Marchesseau
Irma Martin
O. M. Harrison
Jack Brown
Rose Sinclair
O’donald
Dillon
Jim Ashworth
Walter Paddock
Basque People by Dorothy Canfield review
A 272 page study praising Basque life as true to Basque people. The author, known for The Brimming Cup, portrays a world where time seems paused and customs remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Canfield
Iy Peonte
Washington Merry-Go-Round Exposé Book Review
Anonymous critiques a 366 page Washington memoir priced at $3.00. The work ridicules career diplomat officials and public figures from the President to the State Department, labeling Andrew Mellon as “The man who stayed too long” and portraying elites as morally exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Black Daniel historical romance review by Honoré W. Morrow
The pamphlet details Daniel Webster retiring after personal losses then returning to public life to honor a promise to Caroline LeRoy. It praises the work as brilliant dramatic and moving, noting Webster's celebrated speech that Marshall credited with saving the Constitution and linking the tale to his late wife and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Honoré W. Morrow
Daniel Webster
Caroline LeRoy
John Marshall
The Pooch by Ross Santee
A dog memoir features Spike a wire-hair terrier with a keen sense of belonging and a fondness for mischief. The narrative recalls a boyhood friendship and the playful bond between dog and owner Big Boy the cowboy who shares the bunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Santee
Spike
Big Boy
Albert Grope by F. C. Mann a timid London's tale
A review of Albert Grope by F. C. Mann tracing the shy hero's poverty stricken youth. He works in a second hand book shop and strives for education while enduring social torture before finding love in the end. Readers are invited to order the book by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grope
F. C. Mann
Albert
London
Office
the Tribune
First Lutheran Church Activities Announced
Orval A. Schmidt pastorate outlines choir rehearsal at his home this Thursday at 7 30 pm. Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation meet Saturday at 2 30 pm at 710 South Washington. Luther League gathers at the church Sunday October 4 at 5 pm with refreshments. Ladies Aid to be hosted by Mrs. O A Schmidt at 710 South Washington on Thursday October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval A. Schmidt
Lutheran Daughters’ of the Reformation
South
Washington
Luther League
Normal College
0. A. Schmidt
South Washington Street
Manse Society to Meet at Mrs Bimrose Home
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained on Thursday October 1 at the home of Mrs. F H Bimrose and Mrs. Fred Crouse with Mrs Bimrose as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
F. “H. Bimrose
Fred Crouse
How Do You Feel on Arising
A brief note on waking with energy versus morning aches. The fragment hints at four kidneys controlling mood and health, oddly misphrased. It contrasts lively, healthy awakening with miserable, tired sensations in the body.
Prize Winners Listed From Smith Hughes Department Exhibit
The Smith Hughes department tracked prizes with multiple firsts across cattle, sheep, swine, and crops. Notable winners include Alvin Bay, Edward Bay, Argyl Stephens, Carl O Hansen, and George Shaffner among others for Hereford, Shorthorn, Rambouillet, Hampshire, Duroc Jersey, alfalfa, wheat, oats, barley, and a range of vegetables and baked goods. Edward Bay also won first in the grade one class competing with the Stewart sheep of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith- Hughes
Alvin’ Bay
Billie
Carl
Davis
O. Hansen
Carl Davis
Carl O- Hansen
Rambouillet Ram
Edward Bay
Rambouillet Ewe
Argyl Stephens
Rambouillet Lamb
Latimer Smith
Rambouillet Ewe Lamb
Hampshire Ram
Hampshire
Ewe
Leonard Hansen
Andrew Gilbert
Chris Hansen
Duroc
Clarence O’brien
Charles Greene
Alvin Bay
Sheaf Timothy
George Shaffner
John A. Laden
Ed Heikkila
Tommy Luebben
Duggan Luebben
Carl O. Hansen
Eilwin Bell
Matthew Orr
Lillian Holden
MD Heikkila
Russell Underwood
Bill Jennings
George Kurtz
Joe Ritschel
Jimmy Kyeeman
Bob Peterson
George Pedersen
Stewart Sheep
Canada
Jim Lee Dies at 95 Longtime Dillon Cook and Vendor
Jim Lee a prominent Dillon resident died Monday night at age 95. He lived in Dillon and nearby areas for more than fifty years and worked as a ranch cook and restaurant cook before five years ago turning to truck gardening and selling vegetables locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lee
Dillon
Celestial Colony
Sheep Range to Set Frying Pan Basin Enclosed Sea Acres
Fragmentary item notes Sea acres Frying Pan Basin and enclosure. No clear person organization date or outcome.
Anaconda Beavers Open Season With Home Game Preview
In a detailed grid recap Dillon and Anaconda fought to a yardage and first down close match as officials listed, kick and punt stats highlighted. Beaverhead county high school Beavers schedule first home game next Saturday against Butte Central after recent Deer Lodge win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iich
Hetherington
Dillon
Dean
Melton
Anaconda
Herbolich
Rolands
Annaconda—Blackovich
Steve Sullivan
Montana U
Mike Henry
Washington State
Ben Hardin
Butte
D. H. Beary
Idaho
James Clifford
Beaverhead County High School
Brick Breeden
Beavers
Deer Lodge
Senator Smith Gives Iris Plants Away on South Washington
Senator Pearl I. Smith digs up Iris plants at his home on South Washington Street this week and offers surplus irises to neighbors who want to plant them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl I. Smith
South Washington Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly stops coughs and heals inflamed tissues. It raises phlegm without drying secretions and contains pine tar and honey with other ingredients. Insist upon FOLEY'S the original Honey and Tar Compound and accept no other. Sold by Geo. M. Goggin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Foley’s
Geo
Gogmgn
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Reichle News
Demolay
Beaverhead
Order of de Molay
St. James Guild Hall
Methodist Aid
Bannack News
First Lutheran Church
Manse Society
Home Economics
Dorothy Ennis
Jean Bayers
Mary Louise Purdy
Dorothy Ann Davis
Chinaman
Ford
North Carolina
Iowa
O. K
F.O.B
Detroit
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