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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1934

Page

8

Jackson area notes and community notices mix of travels and local events

The column tracks visitors and departures among Jackson area residents including Mr and Mrs ToWe Robbers moving from Los Angeles to Butte and many others. It notes school assignments, agricultural work, and local committee guidance on debt adjustment and Federal Farm Relief procedures with names such as Hazelbaker and Blinn.

ToWe Robbers Los Angeles Butte John Jackson M's Harry Japham Belleview Idaho Anna’ Lee James Scofield Mr. Shepherd Ray Bowers Sheridan Mr. Bowers Loretta Bowers Rentin Wash Jim Woody Federal Land Bank of Spokane Frank Hazelbaker Dillon Blinn

Social Roundup in Grant and Dillon Visits

Mr and Mrs James I Blair spent Wednesday in Dillon with Mrs W G Blair visiting on the prairie. Rex Ward Roy Stocker and other visitors from Dell Butte and Lima called on Grant residents. The Grant school opened September 10 with 14 enrollment as locals travel to Armstead Leadore and Dillon for shopping and visits.

James I. Blair Dillon W. G. Blair Prairie Rex Ward Grant Roy Stocker Mr. Cantrell Dell Harry Pierce Butte J. H. Shefer Lima Agnes Pierce Christensen Big Hole Basin Leadore Idaho James N. Mansfield Grant School George P. Hughes

Dillon Lodge Plans Social Meetings Start Sept 25

At the regular Dillon Lodge 1554 meeting the group outlined a year of social events beginning with a smoker on Tuesday evening Sept 25. Frank Lasich was named chairman of the entertainment committee with Jack Keenan and Dave Hier as members. J Leonard Innes, past exalted ruler, was chosen as contact man to confer with District Deputy Wilbur Hanley on the order’s national program.

Dillon Lodge Frank Lasich Jack Keenan Dave Hier J. Leonard Innes Wilbur F. Hanley The Order

Bundled Nevada districts vote on consolidation

Sheridan and Brandon school districts faced a consolidation vote. Sheridan approved with one dissent and Brandon failed by one vote. Sheridan kept the same staff with minor changes as schools reopened. A veteran journalist Jack Lorton is profiled, detailing a life across wars, oil booms, and worldwide reporting.

Sheridan Brandon Bratalon Branden Amos Purdon Frank Cisler Cisler Montana Frank Ryan Earl Noble Portland J. A. Karn S Martin Connelley Boone Rossiter O. \. Crumbaker Hazel Wilson Sigrid Benson Gertrude Spuhler Charles Murray Eignth Jack Nen Whkl Globe Trotter Jack South Africa Alaska Rand Globe Lord Kitchener Jim Thompson Tex Rickard Rex Beach

Backward Glimpses From 1885 County

Tribune notes from September 5 1885 recount colorful town life red white and yellow inmates in the county jail. It mentions Lou Fuhrie’s birthday joke, fall fashion stockings on city streets, Dillon’s coal oil and moonshine use, buckskin masks worn by visiting Dillon girls at the National park, and new railroad agent O M Best from South Bend Indiana arriving in Dillon.

the Tribune Lou Fuhrie Butte Dillon National Park O. M. Best South Bend Indiana

Edison phonograph arrives in Dillon and large gold nugget found

Forty years ago the Tribune notes Arthur Judges installing an Edison phonograph, the first this town has seen, with loud clear reproductions. Charles Watson brings a 40 ounce nugget from Argenta, quartz included, valued at about $600 after 25 percent ore deduction.

the Tribune Arthur Dillon Charles Watson Argenta

Home News From Dillon Area Highlights Local Visits

Sunday visits to the Joy home by Miss Genevieve Great and Mrs. Pearl Mittlemeier and son Karl of Dillon. Miss Evelyn Polish underwent appendicitis surgery in Dillon hospital and will miss school at Reichle until healthy. The Buhrer school opened September 4 with Miss Harriet Schuler in charge and trustees delayed replacing a teacher.

Biss Estelie Lenox Dillon Mty East Fox School Bred Hirschey James Dood Clemon Fred Hirsely Bozeman Federated Women's Club Frank Hazelbaker Jackson Anna Drake Spencer Port Angeles Wash Big Hole Basin William Christensen Missoula Lucy Jardine Heden Miss Jardine Idaho George ‘Smack Genevieve Pearl Mittlemeier Karl Evelyn Polish Miss Polish Reichle Margaret Bryan Hidden Treasure McCarthy Mountain Henry Hertz Virginia City Buhrer Harriet Schuler

Wanted: Spokane Woman Seeks Husband for Money and Help

A Spokane woman seeks a husband aged about fifty five to sixty with roughly two thousand dollars. She mentions her rental due soon and says the man should have a light truck and be willing to move to help her. The sender signs Lea Van Kirk at 916 KE 2nd Ave Spokane Washington.

Spokane Dillon 2Nd Ave Wash Lea van Kirk

Montana Waterfowl Season Rules and Violent Incident Note

Opens October to December with daily hunting from sunrise to sunset on most days and special baited area rules. Ducks bag limit 12 daily with species caps. geese 4 in total. Possession limits set per species with ten day carry after season. Federal $1 waterfowl stamp required for 16 and older. Also a local shooting incident in Philadelphia and unrelated notes on Samoa.

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