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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
8
Mrs Culver marked her August 21 birthday and 85th year with a surprise party hosted by friends at the Culver ranch in Centennial valley. Beaverd ead county pioneer respected for years in Dillon and locally, she enjoys many friendships and a noted business background.
Bil Galt son of Mr and Mrs D A Galt left Wednesday for Beloit Wisconsin to attend Beloit College after earning a high school scholarship Readable facts include his family names and the scholarship tied to Beloit College and Beloit Wisconsin.
Diana Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the LO. O. F. hall. Delegates to the grand lodge will be elected for October meeting in Anaconda.
A man identified as Buck Wilson is held at the county jail on a forgery charge after police picked him up last Saturday night on complaint from the proprietor of a local service station.
Resignations shift Montana Beaver County faculty as W W Wahl steps down after six years to helm Helena high school. Joseph E Monroe succeeds as principal. Several teachers depart for Helena and Billings, with replacements including Edwin Eagle Miss Mary Virginia Ballard and Marjorie Foote. New athletics and music roles outlined with Carl Ross and Henry Edwards overseeing programs. Librarian position still open.
Reichle opened Sept. 3 with eight enrollments. Miss Frances Moran of Butte teaches. Edward Gransberry wins the bus contract for the Reichle school this year. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including Hartwigs, Ferguson, La Gue family, and travelers to Seattle and Portland.
St James guild will be entertained by Mrs A C Morrow Thursday afternoon at her ranch home. For transportation phone Mrs W B Hartwig. The Methodist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Earl Crichton and Mrs Levant Taylor Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will hold a no hostes meeting Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.
Rev and Mrs. P. W. Haynes leave Sheridan for Forsyth after serving since 1929 in Sheridan and Twin Bridges with Ennis and Jeffers added this year. Neighbors praise their faithfulness and charity during hard times as Forsyth gains valued clergy. Pasadena visitors and social events accompany the departure, with multiple gatherings noted around the Marsh and Cheney families.
The Wisdom rodeo drew crowds over two days with Zumwalt taking first, Stub Bartlemay second, and Cecil Bedford third while Eric Maybee won the stagecoach race. Zumwalt trimmed several seconds in the calf roping event, marking a notable performance at Dillon.
Miss Carla E Hansen daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Hansen and Gordon G Harris son of Mr S C Harris of Dillon and Mrs Jessin Harris of Bismarck North Dakota were married in Dubois Cairo at one o’clock Saturday August 31 ceremony marked by changing simplicity Attending the bride were Miss Alving Mikkelsen and Paul Boetticher served as best man After a wedding breakfast at the Temple hotel the bridal party and relatives toured before the couple left for a wedding trip from California Harris is assistant manager of the local Farmers Union Trading company
Ripley’s Believe It or Not misstates a Dillon Montana incident saying the town bought an artificial leg for the dog Laddie after losing a foot. In fact the dog only lost a foot and the Andrus family provided the artificial limb during a Spokane visit. The town pet moves well on three feet.
Beaverhead post of the American Legion will launch a fall and winter program at the regular meeting held Thursday evening at city hall. Guy Combes will be installed as commander along with other officers, and District Commander Robert Julian is expected to attend and officiate.
Mr and Mrs C Mansfield and family left for St Louis after two weeks visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs John L Waldemar and Ralph went to Medford Oregon for the winter. James Mansfield and daughter shopped. Rachel Smith of Dillon stayed with Elmer Selway. Mrs Frank Blair and John Sheser drove to Salt Lake City with Phil and Joe Bergener returning to Los Angeles after visiting grandparents.
A century old home economics note details a six serving dinner for 1.50 with baked chicken Maryland, oven fried potatoes, currant jelly, bread and butter, peach and banana salad, and demi tasse. It includes a full recipe for a moist oven baked chicken with buttered cream sauce and a banana peach salad dressed with mayonnaise.
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