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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1932

Page

5

Local Social Notes Touch Base Across Montana and Dillon

Mr and Mrs Edgar Rife visited Armstead Emerson Hughes on business from I Grant Thursday. Edwin Whitworth of Sheep Creek Basin spent part of the week in the city. Roland Gaethle and family of Harlem Montana were weekend guests at the Lanner home in Dillon. Fred Conger and Elizabeth Longtin of Anaconda visited Dillon friends Sunday. Eleanor Wheat left for Salt Lake to enter the College of St. Marys of the Wasatch.

Edwin Whitworth Sheep Creek Basin The City Roland’ Gaethle Harlem Montana Dillon John Lanner Fred Conger Elizabeth Longtin Anaconda Eleanor Wheat Salt Lake College of St. Mary’s of the

When Minutes Count in Farm Emergencies

Two farm owners praise telephone service for fast help in a house fire and urgent medical call. They report quick fire department response saved barns and buildings and the doctor’s arrival saved a child, stressing time saved and low daily cost from Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Frying Pan Basin Springs Sheltered Apply Quick

James Kirkpatrick notes springs in Frying Pan Basin are sheltered and ready for rapid application.

James Kirkpatrick

Social notes and notices from Dillon area travel and events

Local social column lists guests from Melrose and Plains at the Orr home, visits by Guthrie and Strub families, patients returning from Murray hospital, a forest fire charge pleas, several travel plans to Colorado, California, and Illinois, music and university visits, and a Lima church note plus housing ads and 1920s election registration deadlines.

Man Injured After Trip At Macklin Home

Joy, chef at the White cafe, fell while leaving the Mike Macklin residence on N Washington street Monday evening. He suffered several broken ribs and serious injuries but is not in critical condition. He is being treated at his North Idaho street home.

Mike. Macklin N. Washington Street Lid Joy White Cafe Joy Macklin Idaho Street

Dillon contractor wins forestry building contract in Wise River

William Morrison secured a contract to construct three buildings for the forestry department in Wise River. His bid, about 900 lower than rivals from Butte and Columbia Falls, is praised by local lumbermen as a standard of reasonable Dillon pricing.

William Morrison Forestry Department Wise River Butte Columbia Falls Dillon

Hardy Hosts Seven O Clock Dinner For Bozeman Guests

A seven o clock dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hardy on a Wednesday evening for guests Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Marshall of Bozeman. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Dysart Gowen, and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sandvng. Mrs. Marshall, sister of Mr. Hardy, and her husband left today for Seattle on their honeymoon.

W. C. Hardy J. J. Marshall Bozeman W. Draper Dysart Gowen E. D. Sandvng Marshall Mr. Hardy Seattle

Hartwig Sets Record Time for Travel to Long Beach

W B Hartwig called George Gosman from Long Beach California about 12 30 Thursday night claiming a new record for speed in the Dillon to Long Beach run. He said delays in Los Angeles kept him from calling earlier and noted his parents left Dillon Wednesday night and wired from St George Utah Thursday afternoon.

Dillon W. B. Hartwig George Gosman Long Beach Calif Los Angeles

Callahan Reports Enthusiastic Beaverton Legion Convention Return

C T Callahan, delegate from Beaverton post to the national American Legion convention in Portland, returned Sunday with an enthusiastic report on the veterans meeting.

C. T. Callahan Beaverhead the American Legion Portland

Prick Facing Falls From Johnson Trading Company Front

A large section of prick facing collapsed from the Johnson Trading Company front last Saturday afternoon. No injuries were reported as the area was empty at the time. The building is noted as one of the city’s oldest.

Johnson Trading Company

Woodcraft Juveniles Meet with Deputy’s Entertainment

The Woodcraft Juveniles held a Wednesday evening meeting hosted by Mrs. Mayme Hoffman and Miss Blanche Haynes. The Woodcraft Pinochle club joined the same night after the lodge’s regular session.

Woodcraft Mayme Hoffman Blanche Haynes

Beaver Team Ineligible Letterment to Play Regular lineup Friday

The ineligible letterment of the Beaver teams of 1930 and 1931 will play the regular Beaver lineup at the fairgrounds Friday afternoon, it was announced Tuesday.

Beaver Fairgrounds

Train arrival time announced for Dillon

Agent H B Baumberger announced the official time for the arrival in Dillon of the south bound passenger train this evening. The expected arrival time is 8 56 p m.

H. B Baumberger Dillon

Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Bay Home

The Lutheran Ladies Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Jens Bay at her home south of Dillon on Thursday afternoon.

Lutheran Ladies Aid Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Jens Bay Dillon

Methodist Choir Schedules Thursday Rehearsal

The church choir of the Methodist church will meet for rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church parlors.

C. C. Newman Dillon Mont Lima J. A. Meeke Methodist Methodist Church

Texas Border Romance Serial Read From Beginning

A rich New York heiress transplanted into Texas border country teams with a young Texas ranchman with Irish blood. The writer delivers one of her best stories and readers are advised to follow it from start to finish as it appears weekly.

Texas New York Ireland

Modern Pace for Men in Shanghai Rides to Go-Getter Fame

A verse urges men to combine ginger and vigor to command respect among peers. It counsels staying ahead of rivals, courting Cupid, and keeping fists neat. The poem extols keeping a swift bus and well cared boiler, avoiding overload, to be known as the man of the day in any game.

Ginger Vigor Shanghai

Electric robot threats master in Brighton incident

A robot named Alpha, created by Harry May, injured his inventor during a Monday demonstration in Brighton. The electric mechanical man fired a gun early, burning May's hand as the robot warned him to be careful with the cartridge.

Brighton England Alpha Harry May May

Services in the School House at Armstead

Readable fragment notes a church service in the school house at Armstead on Sunday, September 25 at 2:80. The timing appears misprinted.

J. A. Meeke Armstead

Warning to Motorists About Fire Regulator Enforcement

Warning to motorists to pull to the curb when fire sirens sound and not to follow or outpace fire trucks. The public is urged to cooperate with fire authorities during emergencies for safe and prompt responses.

Star Actor Plans Chinese Makeover for Stage Return

Robinson and Wellman reached a pact to cast the star in a Chinese guise unseen by audiences before. The Theatre Guild veteran, famed for Little Caesar and Five Star Final, will pause gangster roles for at least a year as a tense Chinatown fringe story previews alongside a Laurel and Hardy foreign Legion comedy.

Robinson Wellman Theatre Guild The Scow San Francisco Chinatown Foreign Legion

Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Audrey Tovey Guests

Mrs. William D. Tovey entertained many friends of Miss Audrey Tovey at a 7 o'clock dinner Saturday night marking the birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheat, Misses Beryl Scully Jane Herndon Anne Mautz Joyce Williams Mary Louise White Alice Thibaudeau and others.

William D. Tovey Audrey Tovey Miss Tovey Kenneth Wheat Beryl Scully Jane Herndon Anne Mautz Joyce Williams Mary Louise White Alice Thibaudeau Howard Caghmore Will Wolverton Edgar Williams Dave Williams Roscoe Cornell Art Soulsby Hiram Brundape

Blair Pioneers Prepare Winter Trip to California

Mr and Mrs W G Blair longtime Grant residents spend days in Dillon preparing for their annual winter journey to California. He is among Beaverhead County last Civil War veterans. They travel with Mr and Mrs James F Blair.

California W. G. Blair Grant Dillon Blair Beaverhead County James F. Blair

Shakespeare Club Meeting Sets Saturday Session

The Shakespeare club will meet Saturday September 24 at 2 30 at the guild hall. Delegates and visitors from the Federation meeting in Missoula in August will report. Committees will be appointed and other business will come before the club. All members urged to attend.

Shakespeare Club Guild Hall Federation Missoula

Laura Truax elected grand chief of Montana Pythian Sisters

Mrs Laura Truax of Lima won the Montana Pythian Sisters grand chief title at the state convention closing in Great Falls last week Butte was picked as the 1983 meeting site Dillon friends note her long active role in the organization and her local renown Friends celebrate the honors conferred on her.

Laura Truax Lima Montana Pythian Sisters Great Falls Dillon Butte

Claudia Aust School of Dancing to Open in October

The Claudia Aust School of Dancing will open October 1 offering tap toe musical comedy ballet acrobatic and ballroom classes during the winter months.

Claudia Aust

St James Guild Meeting This Thursday Afternoon

St James guild will meet on Thursday September 22 at 3 o clock in the guild hall. Hostesses are Mrs Fred Chapman and Mrs A C Morrow.

St. James Guild Guild Hall Fred Chapman A. C. Morrow

Manse Society Entertained at Presbyterian Manse

The Manse society was entertained on Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse by Mrs. T. J. Simons, Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Mrs. Olsen.

Manse Presbyterian T. J. Simons Mildred Thompson Olsen

Marriage Licenses Issued In Lemhi and Salmon District

Marriage licenses were issued Monday night at the district court clerk office to Ray C. Pearson and Beulah Dale of Lemhi Idaho and Roy C. Cope of Salmon and Lillian V. Sands of Bayview.

Fred Rife District Court Ray C. Pearson Beulah Dale Lemhi Idaho Roy. C. Cope Salmon Lillian V. Sands Bayview

Blanche Haynes Hosts Blue Bird Club Dinner

Miss Blanche Haynes entertained the Blue Bird club at her home with a seven o'clock dinner marking the first meeting of the season Monday evening.

Blanche Haynes Blue Bird Club

City Awards Stoker Installation Contract at Hall

The city council held a special session last Thursday evening and awarded the stoker installation contract at city hall to T. E. Luebben.

T.E. Luebben

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