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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
5
Local items report many visits and small happenings in Missoula. People travel for work and family, a new birth in Dillon area noted, licenses issued for marriage, and a mill fire near Dewey. Dillon students receive university honors while Lima welcomes a new Lima banker and his Los Angeles bride from the Lima Ledger.
Firemen and neighbors from nearby farms respond to emergencies via a telephone call. The ad touts the telephone’s role in saving errands, enabling social chats, and delivering business information. Office orders accepted by any employee.
Adlerika clears poisons from both upper and lower bowels with one dose. It claims to improve sleep and reduce nervousness, endorsed by Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist, and the Tribune.
Mrs James Morrison of Dillon and Mrs Ring, daughter of Lucie F Walker, are natives of Dillon and Beaverhead County high school graduates. The Ring groom is the son of N. S. Ring and recently received an honorable discharge from the U S Navy. The couple plan to reside on a ranch east of Dillon.
Yellowstone National Park reports 161,938 visitors this year, up 4314 from last year for a 2.7 percent increase. Superintendent Roger W. Toll notes the New Deal's effect reversing three-year declines after eleven straight gains since 1919.
Beaver head chapter of the American Red Cross announces an important Thursday evening meeting at city hall. County Chairman T E Luebben urges full attendance to plan the annual roll call commencing November 11 under roll call chairman Joe E Fuller. P K Betts, Red Cross field representative, will attend to meet local officials and members.
Mrs Ned Saunders and Mrs Lorain Spencer will host a Thursday afternoon affair for the Methodist Aid society in the church parlors.
Mrs. G T Paul entertained Monday evening in Dillon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing for the pleasure of Mrs. Laura Kress who is visiting.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. F. H. Bimrose Thursday afternoon, October 19, at her home.
Mr and Mrs Harry Foster visited from Sheridan saying he loaded out from this city a shipment of lambs averaging 80 percent pounds after being weaned about 10 days. They were bought by George Melton. The Webster daughter underwent appendectomy at Barrett hospital by Dr Routledge Tuesday evening.
The report notes 142 new fraternity pledges and 128 sorority pledges during Freshman week. It compares to last year’s totals of 187 for fraternities and 115 for sororities.
The Glen Parents Teachers Association will meet at Buhrer school house on Thursday evening October 26 at 8 o'clock. Talks include The Meaning of an Adequate Diet and Securing Food Essentials at Low Cost. A Halloween program by the pupils follows with refreshments served. All members urged to attend.
A local executive committee meeting in the city council rooms on Thursday at 5 o'clock appointed several committee chairmen. The chairmen named include T. Lee Mee Cracken for finance W. W. Wahl for court of honor Leonard Schulz for board of review Alf Cashmore for executive board and George Farrell for Scout commissioner. remaining committee members to be announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hale held a Sunday picnic at their residence for Cash Meat Market employees and their families. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brower with two children, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Leary and son, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennett and son, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Schlichting and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartwig and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klebba and children, and Fred Hartwig.
A Kelvinator refrigerator, to be won by the holder of a lucky ticket, is on display at the Mint pool hall. The prize will be awarded through the fire department dances held this winter.
Mrs. W F Cashmore announces Monday opening of a home delicatessen and women's club at 535 East Glendale street. Patrons may call 75 for information. St James guild meets at the guild hall Thursday afternoon October 19 with luncheon at 1 30. Guests include Mrs Haskens of Butte and Mrs Lukens of Virginia City. Hostesses are Mrs E L Poin dexter, Mrs Guy Combes, Mrs W H Stephan, Mrs Annabel Morrison and Mrs Sam Wilkinson.
Fred Kilgore pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge in Judge Stahl's court after being arrested by police on complaints from residents in the southwestern part of town. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
Watson, son of Mr and Mrs Findlay, outdid many adult hunters by bagging a six-point elk near West Yellowstone last Sunday morning.
Mr and Mrs H M Robinson announce the birth of a daughter last Thursday at the home of Mrs Ethel Marsh. The baby has been named Phyllis Marilyn.
Grace Methodist Church invites all to Rally Day on October 22 with Sunday school at 10 AM led by Prof. W. W. Wahl and Mrs. C. B. Taylor. Morning worship at 11 features Dr. J. A. Meeke's sermon The Golden Calf in Modern Life. Epworth League at 6:30 followed by evening service at 7:30 with hymns, devotion, a ten minute biblical figure talk, and color slides of Montana churches Indians Glacier National Park.
After the regular meeting of Di ana Lodge No 42 on Thursday Oct 19 at 8 30 pm a Hal lowe en party is planned. A program has been prepared and each member is asked to invite a guest.
The local Order of the Rainbow for Girls announce a formal dance scheduled for Friday evening October 27 at the high school. Music will be provided by the Baxter Tonrey orchestra.
Moore-Cottrell, Inc invites a representative to handle magazine subscriptions in Dillon and nearby areas. Earn a large share of seasonal magazine spending with no start-up costs, instructions, or equipment provided. Seekers may work full or part time from North Cohocton, New York.
Wanted 750 head of Hereford and Durham weaners and yearlings by Oct 15 or will sell. Also offering 1,200 tons of hay at Henry Lake. Contact S.M. Nixon, Pocatello Idaho.
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