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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1933

Page

8

Local Notices and Social Roundup From Sheridan

Thursday luncheon with officers and hostesses including Mrs Gertrude Browne and Mrs Walter Hill features and remarks by Mrs C E Cunningham. Playlet Making America and singing The Star Spangled Banner. Thomas L Graham funeral held in Sheridan. pioneer's stage line history noted with surviving children and relatives.

Gertrude. “Browne Walter Hill Flora. McNulty RW. Rossiter G.w.rightenous R. Julian Albert’ Lohr H. E. Shawn C. E. Cunningham Helena Elizabeth Cope Los Angeles America C. ‘E.dunningham Methodist Church Ladies Aid ‘Society C. J. Olson Billie George Gammell Butte Bert Gammell Ruth Gammell Hill Frank Baril Glendale Calif Wesley Patricia Leo Baril Dan Tom Duncan Bethany Hall Thomas L. Graham Sheridan Granth Madison County Silver Star Theodore Brown Birdie Flick Cocomongo Lillian Barnes Missoula George, Otto Leland Graham

Camp F-1 notes eager barracks build and changes ahead

The 955th Company at Camp F-1 anticipates quicker barracks construction as cool nights arrive. Twenty-one men discharge on October 5 ending the first enrollment period. New faces join at Fort Missoula en route to Paradise, while members enjoy a Ruby dance and fall cleanup as tents catch the season’s sun.

Ontana F-1 Paradise Fort Missoula Bud 955Th Co Ruby 955Th

Telephone key to quick hiring in daily work

A job-seeking man is favored if reachable by telephone as employers scan lists of available workers. The telephone allows faster contact, errands, and emergency assistance for a few cents a day, saving time for other tasks and boosting hiring chances.

Make your home in old Montana

A nostalgic poem extols Montana's scenic beauty and rough frontier spirit. It paints sunlit mountains, blue lakes, log cabins, and pine forests, with wildlife and miners echoing early days. The piece invites readers to seek happiness and friendship in Montana.

Dorothy H. David Old Montana Dorothy Helen David

Real Estate Transfers and Mining Claims Listed

Recent transfers include William B Thomas to Union Central Life Insurance Co for 320 acres on Dillon east bench and Adelbert Beaver to W M and Margaret Schaffer for 4 lots in Barnett's addition. Also noted are Articles of Incorporation for Thompson Gold Milling Co Bannack Mont and various mining filings and affidavits.

William B. Thomas Union Central Life Insurance Co Dillon East Adelbert Beaver Kalispell Mont W. M. and Margaret ‘Schaffer Cutbank Barnett Dillon Thompson Gold Milling Company Bannack Emma G. Foster W.C. Brown N. E. Holden Kenison Harkness - Water Ditch

Cloval Blue Eagle Dessert Debuts by Ethel Shuttaite

Ethel Shuttaite of George Olsen introduces a new dessert honoring the NRA blue eagle emblem. The dish uses pineapple and cherry gelatin rings with a center of blueberries and sugared berries, arranged in a ring mold to resemble the eagle wheel. Serves 12 with an approximate cost of 60 cents.

NRA Ethel Shuttawite George Olsen Ethel Shutta Hubby

University groups form anew at Helena Normal school

President Sheldon E. Davis attends a University Executive council meeting in Helena and visits Whitehall Cardwell and nearby rural schools. Madison County Federation of Women's clubs hosts Lucy H. Carson at Sheridan. Student groups including Chanticleers journalists Debaters Agitators and W A A organize offices and plan activities. Glee clubs gathering tryouts and an assembly program with music dance and vocal performances announced.

Sheldon E. Davis University Executive Council Helena Wednes Whitehall Cardwell Lucy H. Carson Madison ‘County Federation of Women’s Clubs Sheridan Eagen Harry Cloke Walkerville William Straugh Busiess Cecil Musburger Red Lodge Jane Cashin Margaret O’brien Butte James Scott Theodora Bengon Fromberg Audie Buffington Russell Dorothy Fox Livingston Frances Robinson Grace Redburn Glee Club Lief Fredericks Normal College Lirst Marguerite Collins Mary Hester Decker Barbara Gamwell Alice Matson Erling Richardson East Helena Willard Albright Chester Borowsky Ruth Phelps Deer Lodge Janet Aldrich Conrad Ruth Phelps Margaret Connolly Janet McKinley Alice Baten

Diggers Face ChallengingSeason With Returning Veterans

Coach Herbert Kakuske leads a 22 man squad including Callahan Medsker Hildreth Thompson Hickey Osborne Melton and Roestland supported by Bulldog veterans from last year. No major system changes planned as Kakuske tunes lineups and emphasizes a quick kick and faster tackling for the season with Mon tana Mines Idaho Ricks and Boze man among early opponents in October and November.

Diggers Ing S.callahan Medsker Hildreth Thompson Hickey Osborne Melton Roestland Herbert Kakuske Wisconsin S. Callahan J. Callahan B. Lowrey Weltzy Rouse Hay Kenney Roesti Beaudry K. Williams

Johnson Outlines New Buying Plans

Johnson proposes two main strategies to boost sales: offer up-to-date, fairly priced merchandise with obvious superiority, and aggressively promote products to a public increasingly inclined to shop. He argues advertising is the modern method to deliver news of good values and goods alongside current events.

Bukets bladder physic promises sleep relief test

A 25 cent Bukets box is advertised to relieve wakeful nights by cleansing the bladder and reducing frequent urination. The ad claims it treats bladder irritation like castor oil treats the bowels and offers a money back guarantee after four days if symptoms persist.

George M. Gosman

Dillon Masonry Observes Fiftieth Anniversary

Dillon Masonry marks its fiftieth anniversary with a ceremony featuring chairman Will Scully and committee members L Adams Tom Scott George Dart. Refreshment Hall hosts the event with names listed for the anniversary program.

Dillon Masonry

Jackson residents attend Legion dance in Gibbonsville

A group from Jackson traveled Saturday evening to Gibbonsville for an American Legion dance. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Mark Clemon visited Butte while Mrs S J Johnson went to Dillon. Bennie accompanied to the doctor. Emil Schindler and sister Wilhelmina visited Dillon Saturday. Martin C Jackson returned Tuesday from a Dillon commissioners meeting. Lyston Dansie and Mrs went to Missoula Wednesday. The Jackson Bridge club met at Mrs Harry Lapham's Thursday with Mrs Roy Ford winning first prize and Mrs John Krause the consolation. Mrs S J Johnson hosted the Friendship club Friday with a good turnout and lunch. Mrs Elizabeth Clemow and Miss May Clemow drove to Salmon Saturday for supplies.

Jackson Gibbonsville American Legion Mark. Clemon Butte S. J. Johnson Dillon Bennie Emil Schindler Wilshelmina Martin C. Jackson Lyston Dansie Missoula Jackson Bridge Club Harry Lapham Roy. Ford John Krause J. Johnson Friendship Club Elizabeth Clemow May Clemow

P. T. A. Pinochle Party Hosts Delightful Game Night

Mrs. Margaret Bryan and Mrs. Ndna Mellrath hosted the P. T. A. pinochle party with six tables. High scores went to Mrs. Harry Schuler and Frank Buhrer, consolation prizes to Mrs. Albert Schmidt and Harry Schuler, and a midnight lunch followed. Bernard Garrison visited Butte Saturday as a business guest while Glen Sunday afternoon drew a large turnout and riders gave strong performances.

Margaret Bryan Ndna Mellrath Harry Schuler Frank Buhrer Albert Schmidt Glen Bernard Garrison Butte

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