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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
5
Dillon locals report visitors and travels including Mrs George Strub and Frank Caskin to Butte, Gile s home guests, Moffett party from Butte, Harold Johnson returning from Minnesota, and trips to Chicago for the world's fair. Community events include PTA talks, a Halloween book feature, and a local court case dismissal for A S Johnson v Joseph Butala.
A public appeal requests Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company to restore service. The note asserts urgency for residential telephone access and cites prior outages affecting daily communication. The item reflects consumer frustration and appeals for prompt resolution.
A testimonial notes thirty years of severe constipation cured by Adlerika. The speaker Alice Burns claims sour stomach and blockage are now gone, with M Gosman listed as the local druggist selling the product.
A major campus event titled Hals lowe en program will showcase multiple acts from clubs and groups. The free evening program, without reserved seating, aims for variety and quality with acts including Shohn Liszt and Kreisler pieces, under guidance of Dean Smith Mrs Redburn and Miss Savidge.
After the regular meeting the Diana Rebekah lodge held a Thursday night program enjoyed by many. The show featured ghosts witches fortune telling piano and vocal solos by Mrs Findling Mrs Kuhns Roscoe Gordon and Erling Richardson dances by Merle Schmittroth Dor othy Groheam Dolores Williams and Judith Ann Chapman readings and charades. Ice cream cake and coffee were served at the end.
David Bourassa was brought to Barrett hospital with head injuries and infection after a Wednesday afternoon car accident near the Big Hole battlefield. He walked about ten miles from the scene seeking help. delays in medical attention led to infected cuts and bruises.
Judge Louis Stahl officiated early Monday at the courthouse uniting Delphine Edwards and Orville Beck both of Sheridan and Dorothy Edwards of Sheridan with William Flemming of Butte in a double ceremony.
Kappa Lambda Gamma Home Ec club under Berniece O Hirschman hosted a 3:30 to 4:30 Monday Hallowe en tea for the faculty. Formal initiation of 85 pledges occurred followed by refreshments. Local residents Isaac Edinger Lowell Smith Emerson Hughes Jules E Wenger Dr H H Scarborough and others were noted in town on various business or visits.
Manager Shirl H. Blalock urges a Buy Now campaign as a local matter. He says success profits local industry and people, while failure harms the community if neighboring towns prosper from the NRA driven appeal.
Poem by Mary Price from Seattle Washington 1929 describes a boarding house room with a view of an apple tree, green plot, and a sunlit baby playing outside. The speaker asserts ownership of the view despite others owning the surrounding items and clothing on the line.
A phone message announced the death of Charles Murray Sr. from a paralytic stroke at an early hour. He was the father of Charles B. Murray, Sheridan grade school principal and a Normal graduate. He leaves his widow, daughter Mrs. Faye Edwards of Hauser Lake, and granddaughter Alice Edwards. Funeral plans not yet set. An esteemed old-time Madison County resident.
Ju A Meeke D D minister leads a 10 am Sunday school with Prof Wahl as superintendent inviting all to visit the adult class. Morning worship at 11 features a pastor sermon on An Ancient Challenge and Decision in the Light of Today with a vocal duet. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 pm on Happiness Cannot Be Bought. Evening service at 7 30 includes song service a brief devotional a ten minute pastor address on Another Great Man of the Bible and a short play They Build a Church by local children. Public invited.
George Van Auken received a one year prison sentence for burglarizing the CCC camp at Wise River and sought a suspended sentence Monday, but was denied. Lawrence Oulette pleaded not guilty to burglarizing cabins at Brown’s Lake, with attorney W. B. Frame of Butte. Charles Roper requested counsel before plea. The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department announces the first winter dance for the upcoming Saturday with an electric refrigerator prize for a lucky ticket holder.
Mrs Dan Tovey and the Misses Audrey Eunice and Myla Tovey of Wisdom visited with fried in the city Wednesday.
Leslie Smith joined A. C. Smith and Harvey Sorenson for a Sunday hunting trip to Bloody Dick where they bagged a large buck estimated at 800 pounds an hour after leaving their car. Other local notes mention visitors and social events around Dillon including Mrs. Dan Piccone, Rev. and Mrs. Shannon, F. P. Tate, Dellar Gordon, A. Schulz, Mrs. Joe Gasser, Mr. and Mrs. Yeaman, Miss Blanche Haynes, and two bridge club gatherings hosted by Mrs. Lambert Eliel.
Auction notice seeks 750 Hereford calves and Durham weaners and yearlings by October 15. Henry Lake, S Me Nixon, Pocatello Idaho advertise sale of 1200 hay tonnage and livestock lots as offered in mid autumn listings.
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