Deer Lodge Kiwanis Attend Anaconda Meeting
Deer Lodge Kiwanians traveled to Anaconda for the Kiwanis club meeting at the Montana hotel. Led by Governor-elect Arthur G. Luedeman, President W. B. Keeley, and Secretary Pat Keeley, they were joined by local ladies and later danced at Washoe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Deere Kiwanians
Anaconda
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Montana Hotel
Arthur G. Luedeman
W. B. Keeley
Pat Keeley
Kiwanians
Washoe Park
Bowlers to Have Ten Team League
Deer Lodge news notes the eleventh team withdrew just before a grace period ended. Secretary Whaley posted ten representative teams including Gem Grocery Look for Loop C M St P Ry Kiwanis Club Barney's Harrison's Deer Lodge Lumber Gannon's Bien and Ross and the Rotary Club and the opening date still to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Whaley
Gem Grocery Company
Look For Loop
Kiwanis Club
Barney's
Harrison’s
Deer Lodge Lumber
Gannon's
Bien & Ross
Rotary Club
Girl Scout Outing Highly Successful at Deer Lodge
DEER LODGE Aug 28 The Girl Scouts enjoy camping at Stejer ranch despite cold damp weather. They learn camp craft dry land swimming under Av vid Andresen and nature work by Frank Trask. Parents visit daily. girls to return home next Sunday. Also DEER LODGE Aug 28 C H Williams back from Salt Lake City meeting of US public lands committee as Montana Woolgrowers' association delegate. public lands topics discussed and actions taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Stejer Ranch
Arvid Andresen
American Red Cross
Frank Trask
C. H. Williams
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Public Lands Committee
Williams
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Deer Lodge Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Deer Lodge residents and guests are listed with visits to and from nearby towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hirst and son George returning from fishing, Miss Anna Goldie visiting East Portal, and Col. Thomas McTague heading to Kalispell for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Thomas Hirst
George
J. W. Douglas
Great Falls
Anna Goldie
East Portal
D. P. Cook
C. B. Brown
Sandpoint
Idaho
Paul Hertz
Rock Creek Lake
A. N. Griffith
Missoula
Albert Bien
Butte
Kalispell
Frank Smelser
W. A. Clark
Polson Visitors and Local Dairsmen Gather in Lake County
Mrs. Peter Valiton and party arrive from Philipsburg and stay at the Harbert home on Flathead lake. L. L. Marsh and others attend a dairymen’s picnic at St. Ignatius. Miss Vona Tharpe visits Polson from Grand Island with Mrs. Clinton Davidson. Leonard family to return to Missoula. fair exhibit plans by Lake County secretary G L Knight. Nash, Glacier Park guide, visits before heading to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Peter Valiton
Philipsburg
Mont
James Harbert
Flathead Lake
Valiton
Golden Rule
Gus Norris
Helena
L. L. Marsh
Camas
W. J. Burke
Z. B. Silver
Hanson
St. Ignatius
Vona Tharpe
Grand Island
Neb
Clinton Davidson
Claude Reynolds
Whitefish
M. D. Pace
John Leonard
Missoula
Pret
G. L. Knight
Lake County
Jally Horticulture
Everett Salter
Ren
Salter
Kalispell
Lawrence Nash
Glacier Park
Saeeth
National Petroleum
Thomas Hardie
Avalanche Lake
Travel and visit notes from the region
The report lists residents and visitors in Missoula Kalispell and Surrounding areas. Mrs W F Millar and son William in Missoula after his tonsil surgery. Gretchen Gayhart visits Virginia Wright in Kalispell. Chicago couple A P Friedricks and daughters return Sunday after several weeks with the Meeks. Camping trips planned by Thaddeus Lowary and William Gregg. Spaberg family weekend at Thompson lakes. Olive and Mary Nash visiting J B Phillips summer home Safety Bay. Kinney family from Midwest Wyoming left Flathead lake cabin for home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolo
W. F. Millar
William
Missoula
Gretchen Gayhart
Kalispell
Virginia Wright
A. P. Friedricks
Chicago
A. L. Meeks
Thaddeus Lowary
William Gregg
Mission Range
Charley Spaberg
Gladys
L. Wathing
Thompson Lakes
Olive
Mary Nash
Butte
J. B. Phillips
Safety Bay
C. H. Kinney
Midwest
Wyo
W. C. Boettcher
Flathead Lake
Hamilton
E. A. Barnett
Idaho
William McLaughlin
Helena
West Fork
Salmon River
J. D. Taylor
Lewistown
William Gray
Seattle
Spokane
Seaside
Portland
J. M. Self
Polson
Harold Swan
Baby Boy
Swan
J. Dwyer
A. L. Johnster
C. J. Vincent
Eastern Star
G. A. Lockridge
Steveneville
Glenn Knutson
Albert Knutson
Knutson
Corvallis
Summerdale Ranch
Knutsons
Pacific Coast
R. W. Beck
Skalkaho Road
Fred Withers
Mary
W. A. Hayes
Hayes
Withers
F. L. Mills
Ninepal
Middle West
N. A. Lyman
Lyman Villa
Lyman
Fred Robbing
Muriel
Spokane Where Miss Muriel
Deaconess Hospital
Nancy Lagerquist
A. J. Gibson
John M. Evans
Thelma Gregg
Guy Benson
Wisdom
Big Hole Road
Helen West
Hamilton Hospital
Jens Nygaard
Girds Creek
Kenneth Romney
Kenneth Jr
Washington, D. C
California
Romney
W. J. Fullerton
Beaverhead High School Football Opens Sept. 1
Dillon report: coach R Julian Gunderson announces football practice starts Sept. 1 with uniforms issued then. Strong outlook with veterans and new recruits for first and second teams. Also notes the arrival of a baby boy to Sheriff Dan Mooney’s family and Miss Helen Kingsley arriving as county nurse to succeed Miss Angel Lian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Sheriff's Apartments
Dan Mooney
Helen Kingsley
Seattle
Angel Lian
Yellowstone Park
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Kingsley
Local residents return from Montana visits
Dillon residents report trips to Butte and family stays. Mrs. Harry Andr us and Mrs. Wilma Colfer and her son visited friends in Butte. Mrs. Mary Harris is on vacation with relatives in Butte. G. B. Alkire shopped in Dillon from Butte. Mrs. William Rosenbaum of Dell visits Dillon friends late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Harry Andrus
Wilma Colfer
Butte
Mary Harris
G. B. Alkire
William Rosenbaum
Dell
Harlowton Social Notes Include Visitors and Trips
Harlowton residents and visitors fill the week with calls trips and visits. Mrs Raymond Faye of Cleveland arrives to visit her mother Mrs Blanche Cosgriffe and family. Several locals including Frank Barcaley Lee Cramer and George Hardin travel for business or recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Raymond Faye
Cleveland
Blanche Cosgriffe
Frank Barcaley
Hedgesville
Howard Squires
Butte
Lee Cramer
Big Timber
Ramona McClelland
Judith Gap
Helen Baxter
Lewistown
Baxter Ranch
William F. McGrath
W. J. Rettalck
Great Falls
Clint Taylor
Hedgenville
Wallis Huldekoper
Wallis
George Hardin
Geraldine
George Lyons
Twedot
L. W. Clark
Yellowstone National Park
L. R. Daems
Walter Hanson
Boulder
Gordon Squires
Montana U
Missoula
W. Murphy
Kalispell
M. Phares
Illinois
Eugene
Ore
G. McFarland
Mary
Claus Anderson
James Staley
W. A. Antoine
Antoine
A. W. Beers
Milo Barringer
Miles City
Dorothy Mathis
California
Shawmut
Bessie M. Harston
Issou
Ravalli County Grain Exhibits Prepared for State Fair
Corvallis August 28 ex Hibbert C Be Smith gathers Ravalli county grain exhibits for the Montana state fair. Shipment from Woodside September 3. Farmers urged to contact Smith before shipment with high quality agri cultural displays to boost Helena showing. Smith authorized by Agriculture Commissioner Bowman to represent Montana at the International Hay and Grain show in Chicago. Last year Smith and Peterson led with prizes gaining national notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Ravalli County
Montana
C. BE. Smith
Woodside
Smith
A. H. Bowman
Chicago
Messrs. Smith
Peterson
Drawings Made for Anaconda Net Tourney in Hamilton
Drawings for the city tennis championship were announced in Hamilton with first rounds due by Sept 2. Men and women singles and doubles include players such as Tom Bayne George MacGregor Ted Fullmore and Marjorie Ritchie among others with several byes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bayne
Stanley Willams
George MacGregor
Ted Fullmore
W. Davey
Frank Bemis
Lester McLeod
Jack Bowman
Wallace Tanner
Earl Heagy
Walter Gillespie
Louis Nuckols
James Owenhouse
P. M. Halloran
Sam Stevenson
A. J. Tompson
Hugh Nuckols
Jim Halloran
Bill Butler
Bill Jensen
Jack Tucker
George Allen
MacGregor
Stevenson
Tanner
Bowman
H. Nuckols
Bemis
Heagy
Gillespie
Jensen
Butler
Bayne
McLeod
Owenhouse
L. Nuckols
Williame
Marjorie Ritchie
Doris Gally
Grace Clinton
C. H. Luxton
Melva Luxton
Inez Halloran
Evelyn McCarthy
Margaret Lemmon
Miners and visitors noted in Darby area
Jim Stevens, W. G. Chambers and Kenneth Ogg left for Hughes Creek mining district to work placer ground for a couple of months. Others in town include W. J. Burgoyne, Mrs. J. C. O'Leary, Mrs. Ike Dan of Butte, and Mrs. Charles Carlstrom visiting Missouri and Minnesota. A birth was recorded in Chicago to Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Buchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Jim Stevens
W. G. Chambers
Kenneth Ogg
Hughes Creek
W. J. Burgoyne
J. C. O'Leary
Ike Dan
Butte
Jim Hughes
F. E. Buchen
Chicago
George Downing
Louis Downing
D. R. Haynes
W. A. McElroy
William Strange
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Wisdom
Medicine Springs
Hamilton
Big Hole Battleground
Charles Carlstrom
Missouri
Minnesota
Darby News
W. T. Stubbs
Clarence Clark
Thomas Kirk
Alberton
Robert Byrnes
Uwe
Ethyt Roberts
Wyoming
Kiwanians Enjoy Musical Program by Loomis Orchestra
Anaconda Kiwanians and guests attended a evening concert by the Loomis orchestra of Butte followed by songs and dances. After dinner the group moved to the park for further music as dancers filled the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Kiwaniansa
Loomis Orchestra
Butte
Doug Isitt
Jimmie Chatham
Ed Edwards
Kiwanians
Kiwanian
O. A. Johnson
Gucetts
Ray Amer
San Francisco
Ross Sugg
Harry Good
George Jeffrys
Arthur Duedeman
Joe Coleman
W. E. Keeley
Dorothy Coleman
Otis Baxter
Deer Lodge
Edward
Glickauf
Chicago
Sig Goodfriend
Lyman Cadwell
George McArdle
Anaconda Kiwanians
Deer Lodge Kiwanians
Gregeon Springs
Right gun play reported near Jones ranch west of Anaconda
Under Sheriff M. P. Mahoney and Officers Osborne and Campbell searched the gulch north of the Nick Verlanic ranch after reports of a shooting scrape near the Jones ranch. They learned a car had been present and quarrel ensued, with several shots heard, but no offenders were located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Ranch
Anaconda
M. P. Mahoney
Osborne
Campbell
Nick Verlanic Ranch
Washoes extend win streak with 34 to 8 victory over Kiwanians
The Washoes posted their twelfth straight win, defeating the Kiwanians 34 to 8. Battery for the winners included P. Vaughn, B. Vaughn, Dowdall, and M. Laughlin. Johnny Walsh scored 10. Umpire was Hickey. Cedar Streets shut out the Eighth Street Sluggers 6 to 0 with Sullivan, Egan and Rivers on the batteries. The Fourth Street Ramblers outscored the Fifth Street Specials 6 to 5, with Ryan, P. Nyman and Nazer the winning battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoes
P. Vaughn
B. Vaughn
Dowdall
M. Laughlin
Johnny Walsh
McCarvel
Gorilla
McAndrews
Davidson
Hickey
Cedar Streets
Eighth Street
Sullivan
Egan
Rivers
Tredon
Woodson
Fourth Street Ramblers
Fifth Street Specials
Ryan
P. Nyman
Nazer
Anderson
R. Nyman
Gubbins
Mail Stage to Helmville and Ovando Starts Daily
United States mail stage departs Drummond for Helmville and Ovando as route 41 and No 4 arrive every day except Sunday with no service on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Scoop
Amoura's Narrow Escape From a Taxi Assault
Amoura endures a tense night escape after Ray Early attempts to force himself on her in a taxi. She fights back, seeks a safe exit, and dodges pursuit through streets until a police officer and a passerby help her reach home. She agonizes over her father as she prepares for the next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoura
Ray Early
Ray
Philip Weinrich
Mrs. Stone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau
Lake County News
Dillon Bureau
Bitter Root News
Hamilton News Notes
Mrs. Luxton
Miss Gaily
Margaret Chrystal
Anaconda News
Eoney
Coney
East Park
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