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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
4
The Dillon bull sale drew wide attendance and strong satisfaction from Beaverhead and Madison breeders. Local officials praise the event as great advertising for Dillon and the region, urging a permanent livestock sales arena to boost future sales and community prosperity.
Beaverhead county politics run tame as bewitching house and court house wager stir voters. Ghost lore urged a voter to sleep in the rickety jail to convert him. Western Union to open new office in November with Ross John as manager. A jail breakage incident and a teaching appointment in Boulder are noted along with Elk's dance attendance.
Dr A H Mitchell of Deer Lodge reports from Klondyke that hardship is greatest for eastern travelers while Montanans who came early faced tougher routes. He notes bicycles enable fast travel and cites a British rider who covered 100 miles in 206 minutes, a feat once thought impossible.
A 20 years ago feature from the Tribune dated October 12, 1917 recalls a prominent surgeon and a lawyer. The article centers on their careers and notable achievements within the city’s professional circles.
Loretta McQueary and Norman Wynes wed at Mrs. Rebekah Connelley’s home in Dillon with Rev. Willis Loar officiating. The ceremony was held Tuesday evening with witnesses Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Henneberry, followed by a communal lunch. The couple plans to reside in Dillon.
A large crowd of friends surprised Mrs H M Miller Tuesday evening at her home on Railroad Avenue for her birthday. Seven tables of pinochle were played with refreshments served afterward. High scores earned by Mrs T T McAdam and Mr W E Stinson. low scores to Mr and Mrs Mike Lauterbach.
Miss Mary Lyle Innes hosted a pleasant evening for primary teachers at her home on Friday with a focus on foreign articles. A light lunch followed. The Shakespeare club opened its season with a 2:30 pm meeting Saturday at St James guild hall. An important business session was planned.
The second meeting of the year opened with a freeze signal and roll call led by the Brownie salute. Members learned the motto Lend a Hand, heard a Brownie story, played games, and departed via a magic tunnel.
Agnes Garrison of Dell traveled to Dillon to visit friends on Monday.
The piece details the AFL CI0 rift and labor tensions with Green amid a looming schism, estimates at about 3.2 million members for each side, and covers China’s Nanking bombardments by Japanese forces, including the zero hour and ensuing raids, plus related Western reactions and civilian impact.
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