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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
8
The Beavers defeated Boulder by a 59-0 margin as Dillon details note strong team play. Mentions of local residents Bernard Garrisch Norman Jette and others attend to community business and daily life around the mining and lumber districts.
The entry reports a rapid hose and bucket brigade quelling a blaze with no injuries and the camp adjourned to a dance in Ruby Montana. Hunters including Art Ellis and Dick Hermsmeyer saw few deer, while October 15 featured a swell chicken dinner for the 955th Company and football practice began at Camp F-1 under Lt. Breen. Clarence Etzel requests discharge for home employment on October 16.
An Old English harvest tradition links Halloween to Saman the Lord of Death as modern housewives decorate with orange and black. The piece presents an Orange Charlotte recipe using orange gelatin, orange juice and pulp, cream, and optional black decorations, yielding ten servings.
The Dillon Girl Scout community committee met Oct 16 at Dr May s home. Members include leaders from churches civic groups and two men from Rotary and Wranglers clubs. Plans for a November card party and a Lima visit with awards were discussed along with forming a Brownie troop for ages seven to eleven. The group notes previous summer funding for a leader trip to a training course and that most Castle Rock attendees earned half their camp fee with the committee covering the rest.
Polaris residents share visits at the Marchesseau launch home and on ranches near Jackson. E P Marchesseau Sr improves after illness while new branding chutes go up at Harrison and Marchesseau ranches. Elmer Hays visits from his mother Mrs. Knoll. George and Tom Judge leave Elk Horn Springs for Missoula and then Utah California CC camp work.
A. J. Tuchscherer, 74, leads revival of Rocky Mountain beer at the Anaconda Brewing Company. The plant, modernized with electric equipment, bottles up to 60 barrels daily and relies on Montana ingredients. His sons Arthur and Walter work with him. five daughters are in the family.
Ingston lodge reports over 50 new members in three weeks, with Missoula and Deer Lodge also gaining members. The Loyal Order of Moose offers sickness benefits, funeral allowance, widow and dependent protection, and elder care. initial fee reduced to 15 dollars. annual dues 15 dollars. For details contact Seth N. Chesley, supervisor, Box 122, Dillon, Mont.
The article links headaches and dizziness to eye problems and nerve disorders caused by eye strain and spinal balance issues. It suggests farsightedness and poor sight may be underlying factors and urges recognition of visual causes.
The Royal Neighbor Card club will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Glen Lyon. Hostesses are Mrs. John Lanner and Mrs. Lyon. All Royal Neighbors invited and those unable to attend are asked to notify the hostesses.
Mrs George Smith entertained a small group with an evening of poetry, sharing verses and light refreshments in a intimate gathering.
St Rose guild will be entertained by Mrs Fred P Simons and Mrs G A Girnus Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Bramsman. A business meeting will be held promptly at 3 30 and all members are requested to be present.
The Red Cross outlines broad service accomplishments including 1,859,355 home visits by over 700 public health nurses and aid to 80,000 service members. It notes 3,000 chapters with 600,000 volunteers and urges generous membership support to sustain nationwide and local relief efforts. It emphasizes training in First Aid Life Saving and Home Hygiene and the role of Junior Red Cross youth in relief work.
Mrs S J Johnson hosted a well appointed dinner Tuesday evening honoring Miss Minnie Carlson, guest for a week. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Alfred Peterson, Mr and Mrs Melvin Peterson, Alvin Peterson, Betsey Clemon, and family members. several others joined.
Complimenting Mrs Howard Flitt ner of Greybull Wyoming Miss Ber niece O Hirschman entertained Tuesday evening. Contract bridge was the diversion with Mrs Lambert Tirel making high score and Mrs T F McFadden second high. Refreshments followed and an attractively decorated Halloween table had eight covers.
Clara Plant will entertain the Baptist Aid society Thursday afternoon at the Cottage.
An ad promotes Bukets a bladder physic made from buchu and juniper oil. It claims to cleanse the bladder reduce nightly waking and pains with a four day trial and money back guarantee from druggist George M. Gosman.
Ed Simons of Dillon reports to the Montana State University ROTC rifle range on Tuesdays and Thursdays for instruction and tryouts for the Grizzly battalion rifle team under Captain Rothermich. Frank Hazelbaker, also of Dillon, joins 88 Grizzly band members on their annual trip to Butte to attend the Grizzly Bobcat game and lunch with the Bobcat band at the Y.
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