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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

8

Sheridan Legion convention and marriage in Madison county

The Mining District convention of the American Legion and auxiliary met in Sheridan on October 19 with 129 seated for a banquet and program despite Helena earthquake absence. The event featured Butte drum and bugle corps, a public dance, Old Glory decorations, and a 10 o'clock Friday night tremor. Mae Magee and Edwin Seyler wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev E D Swisher officiating. they plan to reside in Twin Bridges and hold Madison county’s first post June marriage license.

The American Legion and Auxiliary Sheridan Legion Legion Club Camp Fire Girls Mill Street Methodist Aid Society Helena World War Veterans Busiess School Butte Drum and Bugle Corps Mae Magee Edwin Seyler Twin Bridges Methodist E. D. Swisher P. H. Magee Polson Anderson-Simpson Legion Auxiliary Seyler Madison County Twin ‘Bridges

Mrs Verance to Visit Friends in Michigan and Missouri

Mrs John Verbance leaves New Brighton for a trip visiting a girlhood chum. On the return she will see friends and relatives in Michigan and Missouri. A kitchen shower honors Virginia Ferguson Johnson at Mrs J C Ferguson’s home.

John Verbance New Brighton Pennsylvania Michigan Missouri Katherine Ferguson Agnes Grans Genevieve Buhrer Virginia Ferguson-Johnson J. C. Ferguson Henry Wombacher Mabel Bedrock Hartwig Nick Abhders Butte Glen Frank Buhrer Minnie Buhrer Louise Buhrer Big Hole Basin

Enrollment figures show early fall quarter counts across Montana units

Figures from Dr H H Swain disclose end of first fall week totals: Eastern Montana Normal 812, Dillon State Normal 311, with 316 after later registrations. Six units of Greater University total 4 275, while 1934 and 1935 comparisons show shifts among Missoula, Bozeman, Havre and Butte campuses.

Normal School Normal College Dillon H. H. Swain Greater University of Montana Harry N. Stuber Montana Swain Eastern Montana Normal School Billings State Normal College State, University Missoula State College Bozeman Northern Montana College Havre School of Mines Butte

Beaverhead Camp Plans Visit to Twin Bridges Meeting

Beaverhead Camp 10066 schedules a joint visit with Golden West Camp 7738 at Twin Bridges on November 16. The Beaverhead ladies will perform initiatory work for new members of Golden West camp. A turkey dinner will be served at 7:30 by the hostess camp. notify Mrs. Florence Hughes if attending.

Beaverhead Golden West Twin Bridges Golden West Camp Florence Hughes

Halloween Party at Adele Smith Residence

Adele Smith and Avis Underwood hosted a Halloween party Saturday night with friends. Prizes were awarded for best costumes and refreshments served at nine to a list of guests including Daryle Bennett Betty Lou Crow Diane Gilmess Golda Talent Rachael DeLadd Alta Walker Jean Burch and Mary June Kirby. Mrs A J Rife visited Butte Tuesday.

Adele Smith Avis Underwood Daryle Bennett Betty Lou Crow Diane Gilness Golda Talent Rachael DeLadd Alta Walker Jean Burch Mary June Kirby

Dillon Social News Adds To Week With Visits and Weddings

Mrs S J Tohnsons son Benny and others visited Dillon on Wednesday. Martin Jackson was a chess visitor to Dillon. Mrs Henry Olgein returned to Dillon at week start after visiting relatives. Boss Embrick was a basin visitor. Friday Ma and Mrs Krause were Dillon visitors Wednesday. Mrs Fred Hinchey left for Logan with children to visit Budge Brothers Memorial hospital clinic. Mr and Mrs Ray Jones of San Diego Calif have been visiting home folks the past two weeks. They returned to California Monday with Miss Helen Wenger. Wendell Jardine celebrated his wedding anniversary with a 6 oclock dinner for guests including the Jorgensens Petersons Johnsons and Andersons. Rebekah lodge met Tuesday. refreshments served by Mrs Elvin Peterson and Plen ONeill. Jackson visitors to the Montana Education Association convention were Miss Margaret Sweeney and Miss Estelle Lenox. Dillon visitors included Mr and Mrs Tom Clemow and family and Mrs Mark Clemow and Alice Johnson. Mrs Mark Clemow hosted Ken Bridge club. prizes won by Mrs Jim Johnson and Mr Tom Clemow. Miss Ethel Anderson returned from Logan Utah. Mrs Phil Murphy and Mrs Roy ZeBarth visited Dillon and Butte. School weekenders included Richard Shepherd Helen Anderson Mary Woody. Mrs Elizabeth Clemon and daughters Betsey and Dorothea Mangis visited the ranch home for weekend. John Krause visited Butte on Friday. Methodist choir will rehearse Thursday at 7 pm at the parsonage.

S.J. Tohnsons Benny Dillon Martin Jackson Henry’ Olgein Boss Embrick Krause Dillcim Fred Hinchey Logan Jardine Hans Jorgensen Elvin Peterson S. J.johnson John Anderson Rebekah Lodge Plen O'Neil Jackson Montana Education Association Anaconda Margaret Sweeney Estelle Lenox Tom Clemow Mark Clemow Alice Johnson Ken Bridge Club Jim Johnson Mn Tom Clemow Ethel Anderson Utah Phil Murphy Roy ZeBarth Butte Richard Shepherd Helen Anderson Mary Woody Elizabeth Clemon Betsey Dorothea Mangis John Krause

Montana milk control board seeks fairness for producers

The Montana milk control board grants licenses with a $5 to $10 scale and imposes a one cent per 100 pounds assessment on producer distributors. Aimed at protecting producers and consumers, the board reports strong local support, with 22 large cities already affiliated and four more applying. The agency hopes to boost state milk revenue by aligning price schedules with federal agency practices.

Totown Montana Milk ‘Control Board Control Board Langer

Farley Dills Dillon Visitors and Local Travel Notes

Sany visitors at the Farley include Tanch ra John Judge and Harrison who went to Butte for a medical clinic. Several families plus friends visited Dillon and Missoula, with trips to Helena to view earthquake damage and to Nogales Ariz. for winter plans. Extra notes mention cattle drives, ranch visits, and community discussions about heritage.

Wise River hosts Beaverhead County Federation meeting

The Beaverhead County Federation met at Wise River with members praising the hospitality of the Wise River Women's Club. Delegates from Dillon included Mrs. D. A. Bergeson, Mrs. T. E. Gilbert, Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker, Mrs. D. A. Galt, Miss Luella Stickney, Miss Lillian Stone, and Mrs. Frank McFadden.

Miss Stone Hea Wise River Women’s Club Beaverhead County Dillon D. A. Bergeson T. E. Gilbert F. A Hazelbaker D. A. Galt Luella Stickney Lillian Stone Frank McFadden

Fire prevention tips from the National Housing Act era

Fire costs and lives are addressed with house modernization ideas. Attics basements chimneys and wiring receive guidance like fire doors fire-stopping fire-resistant walls and updated electrical systems. A church event note follows: The Junior Luther League meets at First Lutheran on Thursday at 7 15 PM.

America Congress First Lutheran Church

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