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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
4
First estimates place the 1937 tourist business in Montana at about 33.8 million dollars from 1.788 million visitors. Colorado drew 1.509 million visitors who spent 88.3 million dollars. Montana’s 1938 plans include a modern gold digging course as reported by Montanans, Inc.
The Dillon Tribune and Dillon Daily Messenger recall Judge C. Newman longtime contributor his optimism humor and loyalty In a 1933 piece he praised regional resilience irrigated Southwestern Montana detailing a contented view of life despite uncertain times His memory endures for his observations of people and stories in the area.
Miss Olgar Anderson and Emil Schindler were united in marriage at 10 30 Saturday morning in Dillon with Rev. A W Nelson officiating. Witnesses were Miss Wilamena Schindler and Hans Anderson. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s aunt’s home, and the couple will live at the groom’s Jackson ranch after November first.
Miss Ethel Bell daughter of L L Bell former Dillon resident and sister of Mrs Lillian Banks married E E Smith of Yakima Washington at Colfax on September 19 The bride a Beaverhead county high school graduate has lived with her aunt Mrs Leona Davis of Lincoln Kansas The couple will reside in Yakima Washington Mrs Lillian M Whaling was admitted to citizenship in district court before Judge H G Rodgers.
In Washington, Franklin Roosevelt held his largest press conference since his Supreme Court plan. He read a prepared statement noting he knows only what he has read in the newspapers. Justice B k is in Europe, with the scandal dominating headlines.
The article contrasts U S political intrigue around Franklin D Roosevelt and his Supreme Court plans with a skeptical portrayal of the Soviet Union from New York Times reporting. It features comments on labor, censorship, and exile under the Soviet regime, plus a libel case at Horn and Hardart and agricultural crop projections from the Agriculture Department.
Former Kentucky lieutenant governor Brigadier General Henry H. Denhardt, 60, linked to the 1932 shooting death of Verna Garr Taylor. He faced murder trial, was released on bail, and was killed by seven gunshot wounds in Shelbyville as three Taylor brothers were detained by the sheriff.
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