Local Social News Highlights From Jackson and Dillon
Mrs. Allen Dansie hosted a bridge afternoon with prizes to Mrs. Krause first, Dansie second, and Mrs. Clemon third. Royal Neighbors met at the IOOF hall with Kalitowski chosen for the district convention in Dillon May 8. Several residents traveled to Dillon and Butte for visits and errands. A Farm Bureau card party supported the Cancer Society drive, with high prizes to Mrs. Lapham and Hans Lausen. Joyce Hirschy plans marriage to Melvin McDowell in June. The Husted family and Grace Knudsen visit Wyoming for about two weeks.
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Allen Dansie
John Krause
Dansie
Tom Clemon
Royal Neighbors of America
Helen Krause
Art Miles
Idaho Falls
May Sprinkle
East Fox
J. D. Hutchins
Peterson Ranch
Elvin Peterson
Butte
Dillon
Wallace Stocks
John Dooling
Lyston Dansie
Jackson
Jackson Ranch
Wayne Stocks
Linda
Farm Bureau
Cancer Society
Harry Lapham
Hans Lausen
Sanford Shepherd
Fred Nelson
Ed Krause
Myr
Fred Hirschy
Joyce
Melvin McDowell
Wisdom
Estella Husted
Benny Johnson
Paul
William Knudsen
Wyoming
Grace
George Krause
Keith Boetticher
Dale Strodtman
Bill Jacobs
Bill Knudsen
Clarence Olson
Harry Davis
Big Hole
Washington
Roy Ford
Tulsa
Okla
Harry
Sam’s hens wear spectacles to calm flock and raise eggs
A handbill notes Sam bought mail order spectacles for two dozen hens in Capitol City. The hens see each other through colored lenses, avoiding fighting, gaining weight, and laying more eggs. The piece uses humor to urge tolerance among humans.
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Sam
Capitol City
Local Shooters Report Jackson Gun Club Event
The Jackson Gun Club held a windy Sunday shoot with results across 125 bird and doubles events. Bill Jacobs scored 101 in 125 birds, with Bob Jackson 87 and John Husted 59, while Dale Strodtman led doubles with 43 and Bob Jackson 40.
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Jackson Gun Club
Bill Jacobs
Bob Jackson
John Husted
B. Bray
George Krause
John Krause
D. Salois
Tom Clemon
Russell Peterson
Dale Strodtman
Ollie Krause
Ed Krause
Gary
Thinking and Believing A Meditation on Faith and Prejudice
A discourse contrasts thinking with believing noting that belief can stem from blind acceptance or prejudice. It cautions that clinging to ignorance or pride thwarts truth and warns against those who boast of unwavering belief. The passage mentions individuals and a social setting reflecting on knowledge and doubt.
Cold Conquest Seen as Years Away Despite Isolation Claim
Health authorities warn the common cold remains America’s top health puzzle though scientists report isolating one agent. A vaccine is unlikely until the nature of the virus is known, and experts note colds cause widespread illness and deaths. Practical tips emphasize general health, warmth, and avoiding those with colds.
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U. S. Public Health Service
America
Belief, evidence, and open minds in a prophetic view
The speaker argues that miracles and prophecies prove themselves over time despite disbelief. He warns against closed minded faith and urges belief that grows with new evidence. Wise individuals have revised beliefs when faced with truth and new light.
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England
America
Dillon Elks Join Conte Ritual Contest
Officers of Dillon lodge N.1554 BP.O.E. traveled with spouses to Butte for a ritual contest with five teams. Anaconda won. other teams listed include Butt Livingston Helena Billings. A ladies entertainment was held at the Ell home after the session. Attendees included P J Lovell George Heikkila Arch Green Edwin Higer John Speha Paul Stahl Jr Harry Deutsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Lodge
Bp.o.e
Anaconda
Butt Livingston
Helena
Billings
Dillon
P. J. Lovell
George Heikkila
Arch Green
Edwin Higer
John Speha
Paul Stahl, Jr
Harry Deutsch
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United States Brewers Foundation
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Ier
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Dale Edmonds
Roloff's
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U.S
Indiana
Ronson
Dr. J. Thompson Baker
Mrs
Mrs. S. J. Johnson
Dillon Elks
House Service
Wilkins & Co., Ltd
Montana
Chevrolet
Montana Auto Sales
Dillon, Mont
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