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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
8
The Jackson community reports numerous visits to Dillon and area residents traveling to Butte Spokane and California. Families attend dinners and gatherings while teachers arrive for the school term and locals travel for business or leisure over the late summer and early fall.
Many women suffer headaches nervousness irritability and low mood at times. A new scientific prescription now prescribed by doctors quickly eases nervous tension pain and mood without heart depression. Employers use it through doctors and nurses because it is safe non narcotic and non habit forming.
A playful yet revealing memoir-like novel about a violinist at the Ritz in New York. The book blends humor sentiment and drama showing diverse characters as the author and performer reveal their true selves. Vesley calls himself both fiddler and writer and says this is his last and first book.
A review of a 321 page book on Henrietta Gardner Macy the American who spent forty years in Venice. D Annunzio and Duse comment on her as a rare living person and the reviewer notes the letters to friends as the book's strong point. The reviewer admits reluctance to read yet keeps it handy for Blue Devils chases.
Maz Brand delivers a brisk Western featuring a local outlaw released after eight years who is framed for a crime he did not commit. An early escape aided by a reform colony benefactor accelerates into rapid action and a climactic showdown in classic Western fashion.
Edmund Gilligan previews Ludwig Ehlers escape memoir about 300 German sailors fleeing a Cape Town prison camp and two year trek to Cairo. The account is praised by Lowell Thomas as a hair raising thriller with Africa as setting.
A large Reichle gathering at Mr and Mrs Jim Campbell hosted friends of Mr and Mrs Edward Gransberry to honor the bride. Gifts were given and the evening included dancing cards and a midnight luncheon.
A cattleman extols the power of a superior breeding bull to lift herd quality and market value. He advocates buying high class purebred sires suited to locale, noting profits and future steadiness depend on today’s breeding choices. A Beav erhead County Fair exhibit showcases sample cattle.
Dillon residents learned that a youth believed to be Dale Medsker, once of the city, was arrested in Santa Ana California on charges of passing four worthless checks. He used the name Buster Starr and carried many blank checks and official forest service stationery.
Miss Berniece Metlen leaves Wednesday for Detroit to join Montana delegates at the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary national convention. A special Montana-bound train will transport the delegates to the convention city. Metlen serves as one of Montana's auxiliary representatives.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained on Thursday September 17 by Mrs D A Bergeson and Mrs Charles Henry at the home of Mrs Bergeson 503 South Dakota street.
Mrs. Laura Truax of Lima was elected grand senior of Montana Pythian Sisters at the convention held in Great Falls this week.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Jens Bay south of Dillon on Thursday. The notice notes the gathering is hosted at Bay's location and emphasizes community involvement.
Charles Kelley a local rancher near Bedrock underwent an operation at Barrett hospital Wednesday of last week and is reported to be improving rapidly.
The Misses Virginia and June Randolph returned Monday afternoon from Los Angeles where they enjoyed a visit with relatives and friends.
Charles Burden returned Wednesday afternoon from a business visit to Idaho. Lorin Andras, long in Oregon, is visiting in the city. Arby and Carl Beardslee of Lima attended 40 business matters in the city Tuesday. Mrs. Barry and GC Eckhoff also returned.
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending September 5 1931. The itemization reflects weekly transfers titled in the Beaverhead registry notes. The period highlights transactions from the area surrounding First Lutheran Church and related property records.
Warranty Deeds show Pearle Ward Carter and Ray Carter to R M Barrett in Dillon. Bertie Mathews to Bessie Gallagher Lots 9-10 Block 28 Lima. Certificates of Location for Packwood Montague claims. several mining lode claims in Beaverhead Bannack Horse Prairie Triangle Park Miner Creek and other districts. United States patents to Jensen and Smelt. deeds to Dillon properties and Lima lots. notice of appropriation at Armitage springs Big Hole basin.
Steve Kambich of Reichle visited Dillon on Wednesday. Vaughn Reynolds arrived from Idaho and Lambert Eliel went to California on business. Gerald Caskin ill with appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilson of Jackson visited Dillon Wednesday. Mrs. George Clemon of Jackson shopped in Dillon Wednesday. S. M. McKnight was a business visitor last Friday. James Harrison of Grasshopper was in town on business last Thursday. Dan Mooney Jr. was taken to Butte for medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dart returned from a ten day California visit. Miss Anna Battman left for Robinson to visit relatives for about two months. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Williams drove to Butte with son Harry who went to Delafield Wisconsin to enter St Johns Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anangst and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul returned from Salt Lake boxing exhibition with Jack Dempsey. Ras Hansen of Armstead paid Dillon a business visit Monday.
Description of a large grazing area covering Frying Pan Basin with 3 800 acres 2 500 enclosed 1 3 leased and extensive outside grazing. Noted are springs a central shelter and a thriving new fall crop of grass with a climate that never freezes.
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