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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
5
Grant resident Louis Steinbrecher and others from Wisdom Lima Twin Bridges and Armstead visit Dillon. Denton area figures travel for shopping business visiting relatives and attending medical care while shops and services showcase new equipment and rentals in town.
U. Z. Jack Ellis is jailed in Helena on forgery charges after allegedly cashing a $9 check at a Dillon store with the forged signature of Under Sheriff W. E. Barry. Barry was at the Miles City Elks convention when the incident occurred.
The Big Hole Basin Preserve is established on Frank Hazelbaker’s ranch in the Big Hole basin. It bans carrying or discharging firearms within the preserve limits.
Thirty friends surprised Clarence Crane at his Kentucky avenue home on Tuesday evening as Miss Berniece Metlen hosted the gathering. The event included dancing at the Nite club and a delicious lunch. Genevieve Metlen won the high score prize with Mrs. William Buckus taking the consolation prize during the evening.
A large crowd from Dillon traveled to Wisdom on Friday for the funeral of Joseph E. Shaw, a prominent ranch man of the Big Hole basin.
Mr and Mrs Albert Gordon of Armstead announce the birth of a baby boy Sunday in Armstead. The child has been named Donald Roscoe. The item appears among a string of local notes including visits, accidents, and community notices from Dillon area papers.
The Nelson P T A met Wednesday afternoon at the school house and appointed committees for Program hospitality publicity. The year focuses on a Study Course on Public Schools. The west meeting is Friday evening October 12 with Miss Stone home demonstration agent explaining her program. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
A reception is planned Friday evening October 12 at 6 oclock in the parlors of the Presbyterian church. The event honors the Rev and Mrs Harvey Schmidt and welcomes college and high school students and others to consider making Dillon their church home.
A Masonic Brotherhood dinner is planned for next Saturday at 6:30 PM at the Masonic temple followed by a regular meeting. Masons from Virginia City Sheridan Twin Bridges Whitehall Thema and Winston are expected. Guests include Sol Weppner of Elena and Jidee Lymon H Bennett of Vicenta City along with several grand officers.
Beaverhead Ladies' club will meet with Mrs Elwoon Morrison on Tuesday afternoon October 10. St Rose Guild will meet Thursday afternoon October F1 at St Rose hall with hostesses Mrs J Pe Kelly and Mrs George Strub.
Miss Beth Anderson and Walter Thimeate, popular Dell youths, were married Monday at 3 pm in the Methodist parsonage by Rev. J. A. Meeke, with relatives present.
The Ellen May guild will be entertained by Mrs Frank. The event is scheduled for Thursday afternoon in the church parlors in Tyro on October 11.
Baptist Ladies Aid society will be entertained by Mrs A A Curnutt and Mrs Parker Scott on Thursday afternoon October 11 at the Cottage. All are invited. Mrs Anna Marvin of Chicago led a pet horse from a burning stable after three men failed to do so.
Mr and Mrs Jack Brown of Ban nack were seen shopping in town on Wednesday with no further details available.
The United States civil service commission announces open competitive exams for posts including assistant land examiner, associate marketing specialist, principal attorney and more. Closing dates range from October 25 to November 1 with salaries from 2,000 to 5,600 a year and bar admission or specified experience required.
The first meeting of the local PT A will be held Tuesday afternoon October 16 at 8:80 o'clock in the kindergarten room of the primary building. Mrs R D Curry president will preside. An interesting program has been planned with Mrs Guy D Combes outlining the year’s program committee work.
Royal Neighbors plan a Thursday evening meeting October 11 at Lofelock O F hall. Juveniles gather at 6 45 PM in the hall. T Lee McCracken notes work on a low summer benefit at Elkborn Springs.
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