Dillon Bulletin on Local People and Travel
Margaret 8. school in Blackfoot Taaho James Mansfield made a business trip to Dillon Thursday returning home the same day M. R. Rand shipped a car load of horses to Butte Thursday from Armstead Mr and Mrs Tom Scott and Mrs Simerson Hughes were visitors in Dillon Friday O C Gosman of Lima was in Grant Saturday Roy Hansen of Armstead was in Grant Saturday Mrs Agnes Pierce motored to Armstead Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Alex Christie spent Friday in Armstead shopping Mr and Mrs S P Meade of Dillon spent the week end at the Elmer Selway home Charles P Brenner made a business trip to Dillon Friday H C Biering of Helena was a guest at the Stocker home Monday M I Rand made a business trip to Dillon Tuesday Mrs Chas Brenner and Isabel and Miss Mary Gray spent Tuesday in Dillon shopping D A Carr was a visitor in Grant Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Blackfoot
Taaho
James Mansfield
Dillon
M. R. Rand
Butte
Armstead
Tom Scott
Simerson
Hughes
O. C. Gosman
Lima
Grant
Roy Hansen
Agnes Pierce
Alex Christie
S. P. Meade
Elmer Selway
Charles P. Brenner
H. C. Biering
Helena
Stocker
M. I. Rand
Chas. Brenner
Isabel
Mary Gray
D. A. Carr
Keeping Step With The Vets
The Bonus Army, Inc, introduced to Dillon residents, is a distinct group not tied to the American Legion. It differs from the Bonus Expeditionary Force led by William Waters of Portland Oregon, who tours the southeast by airplane urging veteran legislation and discouraging a new force at the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonus Army, Inc
Dillon
American Legion
Legion
Washington, D. C
William Waters
Portland
Ore
Waters
Southeast
National Capitol
Legion Set Monthly Meeting After Portland Convention
The Legion will convene Thursday evening at 8 in the council chambers city hall. The meeting is a week late because last Thursday occurred early in the month and there was insufficient notice. It follows the national convention in Portland and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Portland
Employment Committee Busy in Beaverhead County Project
The local employment committee formed to cooperate with contractors to insure hiring of Beaverhead County and Montana men on the road oiling project starting south of Armstead has strong Legionnaire representation. Officers initiated the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
Armstead
Beaverhead
Remarkable Formula Ends Nervous Depression and Headache
A scientific prescription now prescribed by doctors relieves nervousness pain irritability and low mood in women. It is pleasant to take stimulating and safe with no heart depression non narcotic non habit forming and used by factories offices and shops for headache relief colds fever neuralgia and period pains.
Labor wage schedule and employment preferences for contract work
The document outlines minimum hourly wages for various craft positions on a contract, with ex service men and residents of the county or nearby areas given preference. It requires payrolls under oath, detailing each worker's residence, work class, rate, hours, and county source. All labor must be paid hourly with strict adherence to the filing procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graderman
Gradermen
Teamsters
Fresno
Mixing plant near Bedrock begins boiler firing
The site near Bedrock has the mixing plant set up and boiler firing started yesterday. Contractors plan three to four five hour shifts each day to enable four relays of workers to be employed on the same job daily.
Callahan Leads Beaverhead Delegation at Convention
C. T. Callahan post chaplain and champion lightweight, leads Beaverhead post delegation at the national convention in Portland. His role as envoy fulfills the assignment as Beaverhead post’s representative at the big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Post
Portland
C. T. Callahan
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and family trips
Mr and Mrs J M Neidt with John and Ruby Neidt visit Dillon and Marvin Brooks attends Central Livestock Commission in Dillon. John Krause and wife spend days in Bitter Root valley. Mrs James Johnson and son visit Missoula. Mrs Herb Strum and children stay at Jules Wenger ranch. Shepherd family vacation with Anna Lee visiting in Idaho. Ray Bowers join Lions Club in Butte. John Anderson family visit leckhorn Hot Springs. Jack Shepherd and Hiram Lapham Jr return to Jackson from Beaverhead County High. Husted family visit Hamilton. Miss Husted recovering from appendicitis at Daly Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.neidt
John
Ruby
Neidlt
Dillon
Marvin Brooks
Central Livestock” Commission
Oman
Big Hole
John Krause
Bitter Root Valley
James Johnson
Missoula
Herb Strum
Jules Wenger Ranch
Ivory cloud brings a brighter health outlook in 1932
The article notes a postwar mood improvement and lower death rates across the nation, highlighting record low mortality among industrial policy holders in early 1932. Fewer deaths from influenza pneumonia and diabetes are cited, with New York and Chicago health officials commenting on malnutrition concerns and improving infant mortality trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bundesen
Chicago
Wynne
New York
Providential Peas Help Plan Dinner With Pantry Cans
A home cook improvises a salmon dinner using canned salmon and evaporated milk. Steps include a cornmeal base thickened with water, salmon folded in with lemon, green peas, and a white sauce made from butter flour and evaporated milk. Remainder details guide slicing and sautéing crumbed portions for a browned finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Tom
Relief for homestead final proof deadline extension
Legislation allows a two year window for final proof by homestead entrymen on public lands from July 1 1931 to December 31 1933 if hardship due to weather or economic conditions is shown. The Secretary of the Interior will issue necessary rules. Applicants must swornly describe entry details and hardships and project a feasible final proof date within two years after their statutory life ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Aftermath Reflections on Moral Growth in Hard Times
The text notes increased kindness and helpfulness during hardship. It cites reduced arrogance, less snobbery, and greater solicitude for the unfortunate. It asserts the period has taught lessons, leaving society more thoughtful, considerate, and charitable than before.
Luncheon Honors Mrs Marchesseau and Guests at Ranch
Mrs KI A Marchesseau entertained at her ranch on Saturday August 27 with guests including her sister Mrs Mary Sheppard and daughters Mrs R C Martin of Nogales Arizona Mrs Larry Daly of Missoula and Mrs L M Frink of Phoenix Arizona. The event followed by a house party and dancing with neighbors from Bannack Jackson Elkhorn Springs and Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KI. A. Marchesseau
Mary Sheppard
R. C. Martin
Nogales
Arizona
Larry Daly
Missoula
L. M. Frink
Phoenix
Frank Felt
Ed Farley
Andy Pyle
George Pyle
Tash
O. M. Harrison
Bob ‘Weedy
J. J. Brown
Bob Dyas
Bannack
Otto Pahnish
Dillon
Flushing
New York
Frank Marchesseau
Jane Martin
Anaconda
Marchesseau
R. O. Martin
Jackson
Elkhorn Springs
Reichle News Highlights Local Happenings and School News
Ernest Waters returned Friday from Butte after a short visit. Residents including Mrs. Nick Adders Wayne Cummins John Cummins and the Gransberry and Ferguson families visited Dillon for Lee Joy acquiring a new threshing machine. Local schools report a good start with Miss Harriet Schuler and Miss Catherine Finnegan teaching Reichler and Buhrer schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Waters
Butte
Nick Adders
Wayne Cummins
John Cummins
Fay Gransberry
J. C. Ferguson
Dillon
Lee Joy
Harriet Schuler
Buhrer
Catherine Finnegan
Reichler
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Callahan
H. A. Knudson
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Pyle Ranch
Ellis
Jerry Harris
St. Helens
Oregon
Shirley May King
Seattle
Wash
Pyle
Paul
Betty
Olive Martin
L. M. Rink
KK. A. Marchesseau
Walter Hill
Dias Creek
Mr. Hill
Mill Point
George Lenox
D. Y. Kannegaard
Kris
Frank Kellum
Harris Boys
Mrs. Knudson
Spokane
Polaris
Reichle News
The
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Russell Oil CO
Butte, Montana
Russell
Utah Ave
Tea Pot
South Main Street
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