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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
5
Dozens of individuals are noted in Dillon and surrounding towns visiting relatives attending events or conducting business. Names include Hazelbaker Barrett Wenger Scott Hughes Ireland Main Cornell Bergeson Conger Tonrey Plate Kelly Burtch Sullivan Mathews among others with movements to Spokane Los Angeles Blackfoot Chicago and Laurel and mentions of NRA stamps and a Beaverhead beer license payment.
Attendees from Co. Inc and members of the National Retail Dry Goods Association met in New York to discuss the Recovery Act. Mr Straus stressed employers sacrifice not for gains but for reciprocal returns while arguing wage and hour controls affect all industries. He urged unity to boost employment, noting competition drives efficiency and questioning higher wages without regulated profits.
Representative Joe Metlen of Armstead visited Friday. Miss June Randolph to teach at Argenta. Miss Alma Christensen to Bridger Montana for teaching. Two native grown potatoes shown by L H Rumbaugh. Miss Virginia Randolph to Lewistown to teach. Mrs Lyle Essex visiting Dillon. Job seeker notes address Messenger Office. Betty Crow birthday party hosted by Mrs W H Clark. Edith Poindexter vacationing in Helena Butte Dillon. Forest fire reported on Ruby river west fork with CCC crew dispatched. Barbara Tower to Twin Bridges to teach. Local families entertained guests from Armstead Los Angeles Helena. Group of young men returned from Chicago fair. Blondie Stewart won bucking at Jackson rodeo. Gers tor gerson second. Rodeo by Wisden post American Legion.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief items. Families such as the Kellys and Stone, plus individuals like O E Larrabee and Frances Gelhaus, are seen in Dillon social roundups with travel to Great Falls Seattle Chicago and Three Forks.
Wella Stickney and her father returned from a month long visit across North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota. Their home in a nearby city was burglarized while they were away. Those involved were arrested and one person is already serving a sentence in Deer Lodge.
W K Pryor, arrested in Idaho and brought to Dillon, pleaded guilty in Judge Bennett’s court on Tuesday morning. He received an 18 month term in the state prison for his role as an accomplice in the burglary of the Luella Stickney home.
Mrs J H Gilbert and Mrs John Collins will entertain the St James guild Thursday afternoon September 7 at Mrs Gilbert's home on South Pacific street. It will be the group’s first meeting after the summer vacation.
The Methodist Aid society will be entertained by the outgoing officers Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock in the church parlors.
John Laden reports his southeast city ranch home was robbed Saturday afternoon while the family was away. About $380 in money and a pistol were taken.
Girl Scout Troop No. 2 met Thursday afternoon at Mary Louise Taylor’s home. Signalling was practiced and Helene Klebba and Eloise Olmsted were chosen as best at the code. Next meeting Saturday afternoon will include folk dancing. Dorothy Spegar, scribe.
Miss Eileen Richardson of Lima visits Dillon. Park County American Legion group plans a special Chicago convention train for Montana veterans. Local marriages include Edith Rice of Three Forks and Floyd Ford of Bozeman wed at the Presbyterian Manse.
The annual institute for rural instructors of the county was held Tuesday morning in the training school assembly room. Miss Elizabeth Ireland state superintendent of schools led the session with informative talks.
Ranchers in the Beaverhead valley began harvesting their oat crop last week. The yield is not expected to be more than average in many cases and in some instances will be lower than that of former years due to the long dry spell and lack of water for irrigation.
Mrs Dixon Brown and Mrs Carl Hartwig will entertain the St Rose guild Thursday afternoon September 7 at St Rose hall. Classified ad notes a desirable 6 room 1 bath home with 4 bedrooms double garage 2 lots and Majestic range offered for 1750 as a rentable investment. Dr Leanora May returns from Walla Walla Wash with daughter Betty May enrolled at St Pauls School there.
Notice seeks 750 head of Hereford and Durham weaners and yearlings by October 15. Also offering to sell 1,200 tons of hay at Henry Lake. Listed by S. M. Nixon in Pocatello, Idaho.
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