Local Telephone Exchange Honors Miss Boone on Departure
Miss Frances Boone, chief operator at Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, leaves to make her home in Helena. A seven o'clock dinner followed by cards and music accompanied a generous gift from exchange employees. Miss Edith Sexton of Helena to succeed her at the dispatch desk. Florence Casterline hosts a party for her fourth birthday with seventeen children enjoying games, music, dancing and a long birthday table crowned by a four candle cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Boone
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Helena
Telephone Exchange
Miss Boone
eDition Telephone Exchange
Edith. Sexton
Florence Casterline
E. H. Casterline
P T A Section Meetings Across Spokane Area
Mrs J H Gilbert of Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers heads the Spokane Inland Empire meeting program with luncheons banquets and speakers of national repute. Local society notices cover guilds clubs and visits across Dillon and neighboring towns with numerous hostesses events and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gilbert
Montana Congress of Parents
Butte
North Coast Limited
Spokane
Inland Empire Educational Association
Gilbert
Vance Resigns to Start His Own Transport Lines
Great Falls April 4 Earl T Vance longtime pilot and manager of Border Airlines resigns to form a flying enterprise on his own. The Border Airlines began operations December 29 1930 between Great Falls and Billings with later plans to reach Casper Wyoming and connect to Denver. Directors are L E Taylor T Riley and J W Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Earl T. Vance
Border Air Ines
Billings
Vance
Border Airlines
Ita
Casper
Wyo
Denver
L. E. Taylor
T. Riley
J. W. Speer
Jones Abandons Patter for Patter
OBBY JONES shelved Calamity Jane, his famous patter, to devote himself to a new on air routine. Officials of the Lambert Company announce Jones plans a reminiscences tour reflecting years of tournament golf and a wider NBC network hookup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obby Jones
Jane
Patter
WEAF
NB. C
Lambert Company
Jones
Better Times for Livestock in the West Warns of Grain Shifts
In a dramatic outlook the article argues that while there is no cattle or hog surplus, price declines reflect lower buying power. It calls for better breeding and heavier feeding of cattle, sheep, and hogs, with emphasis on using grain for fattening and expanding hog production in the West. It urges university and civic aid to develop economical feed rations and market strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
L' Angeles
Abstractors Board Appointments by Governor Erickson
Governor Erickson named Frank B Burkholder of Miles City David HL Morgan of Anaconda and Frank O Williams of Kalispell to the state abstractors board of examiners. Terms run to 1932 1934 and 1939 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B Burkholder
Miles City
David HL. Morgan
Anaconda
Frank O. Williams
Kalspell
Erickson
State Abstractors’ Board of Examiners
Burkholer
Morgan
Williams
Whitworths Visit Dillon From Sheep Creek Basin Ranch
George Whitworth Edwin Whit worth and Bernard Whitworth spent last Saturday in Dillon visiting from the Whitworth ranch in the Sheep Creek basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitworth
Edwin Whitworth
Bernard Whitworth
Dillon
Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
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Mrs. W. ©. Hardy
Clubs
Northside Country Club
T. T. McAdam
George Melton
St. James Guild
Guild
D. A. Galt
J. C. Smith Ag
John Tessier
P. G. N. Club
Miss Russell
Miss Innes
Normal Alumni Association
Entre Nous
Frank Paul
Relief Society of the L. D
Church
Carl Mast
Mast
Fred Moore
Ellen May
C. J. Smith
Monida
New York City
Farmer Smith
Maxine Polk
Lima
M. Gibson
Wenatchee
Robert W. Boone
Seattle
Moore Ne- Kinley
Coast City
E. O. Selway
Mary Lee ‘Tower
Lee Tower
Nellie McKnight
Dell
Lena Fassler
Bertha Huber
California
Grace Cullen
Divide
George Lovell
Order of the Rainbow Girls
C. C. Barnett
Ewing Combs
Elizabeth Reber
Melrose
Joseph Wall
Clarence Wall
Ray Trafford
Detroit
Bobby Jones
J.C. Penney Department
Dillon, Montana
Avestock
Abstractors Board
Pennsylvania
Beaverhead Auto
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