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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
5
Mrs Wendell Jardine of Jackson visits Dillon at the John Shessar home. Many locals and visitors attend travels, hospital stays, and social events including teachers, scouts, and ranchers with updates on health, marriages, and work.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Graves at 2 p.m. Thursday. All members and friends are invited. Those who have not contributed to the red cross bag are asked to bring it to the meeting.
Tickets for the Pied Piper of Hamelin marionette show sponsored by local theater group attracted families seeking a family friendly performance this weekend at the community auditorium.
The Eastern Star holds a banquet on Tuesday October 12 at 6 30 PM to honor past matrons and patrons. Reservations should be made with Ruth Dart and the banquet carries no charge.
Neighbors of Woodcraft plan a meeting on Wednesday October 6 at 8 PM in the I O O F hall. A birthday party for members with July August and September birthdays will close the meeting with a short program. Juveniles meet at 6 30 PM. All juveniles please come.
The St James guild will gather at the guild hall on Thursday October 7 at 3 p m. Hostesses will be Mrs Annabelle Morrison and Mrs Will Cashmore. All friends and members are invited to attend.
The Young People's Fellowship of St. James church met at the guild hall to elect officers for the coming year. Howard Morse was chosen president, June Patrick vice president, Norma Jones secretary, and Fred Chapman Jr. treasurer. Committees were appointed as well.
Friday evening at the high school gymnasium the B club held a dance with public invitation. The proceeds were designated to buy sweaters for the high school athletes.
A meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs Ned Saunders Mrs W E Roberts and Mrs Noah Allen. Ladies are asked to bring needles and thimbles.
Saturday evening the Danish Brotherhood celebrated 29 years in Dillon with a banquet for seventy five guests. President Elmer Petersen served as toastmaster and speeches were made by members including the oldest member S P Larsen. The event concluded with dancing.
A son was born Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Giles at Barrett hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Crouch are parents of a baby girl born this morning at Barrett hospital.
Beavers led by D L Johnson defeated Jefferson county high of Boulder 25 to 0 at the county fairgrounds. Lloyd Whipple opened with a fumble recovery TD, Don Wheat added two rushing scores, and Wheat also converted none. Woody Walker and Roland added late tallies for Beaverhead.
Three Forks jumped to a 13-0 lead in the first quarter and built a 19-7 halftime edge. Beaverhead’s Wheat scored the lone Beaver tally in the second, with Eddie Wilcox outstanding for Beaverhead. Final scoring included two touchdowns in the third and one in the fourth for Three Forks.
In a small gathering of family and friends, Rev. A W Nelson united Helga Peterson and James Anderson of Lima at the Lutheran parsonage at 9 30 Saturday morning. The bride wore green velvet with matching accessories. Attendants were Mildred Peterson and Rex Ward. After a brief wedding trip to Salt Lake City, the couple will reside in Lima.
College and high school students and faculty members connected with the Methodist church are invited to a reception Friday evening October 8 starting at 7 30 in the church. A program is planned with games and a lunch. A cordial invitation is extended to attend.
Members of the Presbyterian church will hold a reception in the church parlors Friday evening October 8 at 8 o clock. Students and faculty members of both college and high school have been invited, as well as new families moving into the community.
Emery M. Gibson now teaches in the Pasadena junior college commercial department. The campus reports a large physical plant and about 5,000 regular students plus 1,000 in night classes. The term’s second Wednesday included class meetings and freshmen organizing. The first faculty meeting set plans and an annual message. Coach Carl Ross agreed to teach the men’s swimming class in autumn and also teaches high school swimming.
Ray E. Cameron announces a Montana State Junior Fat Stock show at Billings November 7 to 9 1938 for 4 H club members and Smith Hughes students. The event aims to centralize junior livestock activities with sponsors including the Billings Commercial Club live stock committee Montana Wool Growers and others. Cameron urges members to select calves now and notes dairy herd improvement aims for profitability not competition.
A Montana State College Rambouillet ram sold for 100 dollars the second high price at the ninth annual Casper Wyoming ram sale. Four Rambouillet rams from Bozeman topped the sale at 42 dollars per head with consignments from Wyoming Utah Idaho Oregon and Montana.
Montana will issue old age assistance checks to 10 980 recipients in October totaling about 227 000 dollars averaging 20 74 per person. An additional 3423 children will receive aid totaling over 39 000 dollars averaging 11 51 per child.
An order signed by the secretary of agriculture allows limited hunting of migratory waterfowl on the lower Red Rock lake. A. V. Hull reports the area is bounded by a division line west of Lakeview, with marked boundaries. No hunting east of the line and wardens will be on hand.
The B P W club plans a marker dedication for J E Monroe a longtime education leader at Dillon. He served as Normal college president from 1913 to 1919 and remained active in education and local banking for years. The marker committee includes Lillian Stone Mayme Allen and Dr Beta Hall.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy at the death of our beloved husband Peter Anderson Mrs Cora Anderson expresses gratitude for heartfelt messages and support.
Members of the Riverside local Farmers Union will hold a very important meeting on Friday October 8. Ned Saunders serves as president.
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