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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
5
Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon with moves to towns and events. Ralph Streb of Melrose and C O Vandegrit are among those noted with health and travel updates while families from Maywood Lemhi and Alder visit or return home. A mayor/justice of the peace officiates a marriage in the county courthouse and a packing box of overshoes is found near the railroad.
Frank Little former Beaverhead high star and recent Oregon State standout came home from Portland after competing in the A A U boxing tournament with 181 entrants. He reached the semi finals before losing to Frank Connelley a 200 pound Frisco heavyweight who won last year and expected rivals defaulted in this class.
Gov. W. R. Allen and associates from the National Boston Montana mines visited Dillon on business. He praised Beaverhead and its friends, declared a shift from talk to action, and noted loyal regional support. Claudia Faust school of dancing will open two weeks early for an act at the Masonic celebration October 14, its fourth year of operation with prior successful performances.
Clyde Scott was informed his car, stolen on the night of May 24 during a jail break by six prisoners in Beaverhead County, is stored in a Butte garage. The vehicle is stripped of tires, battery, starter and other parts, with no determination yet if the originals or others stripped it.
Albert Kajin, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Boka, was thrown from a horse while cattle riding on the east bench. He was found by Misses Carla Myrtle and Estelle Hansen and rushed to Barrett hospital where he is making a satisfactory recovery. A high windstorm also toppled a radio mast on the Metlen block owned by Harry Colfer and broke a plate glass window at the Nettik market.
Mrs A C Morrow will entertain the St James Guild Thursday afternoon at her ranch home. Anyone wishing transportation call Mrs Wilkinson, phone 318. Two new citizens births reported at Barrett hospital last week. Sons born to Mr and Mrs David Meeds on LaeraY and to Mr and Mrs Clyde
Miss Alice Grass daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Grass married William M Lloyd son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Lloyd at a Sunday ceremony in Zurich Montana The event at 1 pm featured music by Marcia Shellenbarger and a pink and white wedding cake A dinner followed with fifteen guests Afterward the couple left for a Yellowstone trip and plan to reside in Dillon after October 1
A lengthy local notice lists an engagement and wedding details with Dorothy Hildreth of Dillon, bride in peach satin, and Andrew Garr of Dell. It notes community happenings including dances, court actions, and travel by local residents, with short items on business, society events, and upcoming church activities.
Notice invites Shakespeare Club to study Autumn Crocus by C L Anthony now in stock at Tribune Book Store priced 1 25. First club meeting set for Saturday September 30. St James Guild to be hosted by Mrs A C Morrow at her ranch on Thursday afternoon September 21.
Advertisement from S. M. Nixon of Pocatello Idaho seeking 750 head of Hereford and Durham weaners and yearlings by October 15. If not secured, he will sell 1 200 tons of hay at Henry Lake.
A quirky old cookbook snippet praises the tomato as a sociable food over all others. It whimsically depicts tomatoes pairing with meats or vegetables, noting a dish of round steak with browned crumbs and crisp bacon as an example.
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