Dillon person and visitor notes fill summer social scene
A long list of local visitors and residents highlights weekend activities in Dillon. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Handlin and daughter Marion, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Misses Lois Bolscheweiler Ruth Kammerle Sally Mosquartz, Bolton Lloyd, and many others visiting from Salt Lake City Beaverhead office and Dillon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Handlin
Marion
Mary Sullivan
Butte
Fred Dart
Lois Bolschweiler
Ruth Kammerle
Salt Lake City
Sally Mosquartz
Beaverhead
Women's Athletic Association of the Normal College
Elkhorn Springs
W. T. Alley
Ike Edinger
Divide
Jenny Reed Boles
Upper Montclair
N. J
William Reed
Collins and Rodgers
Dillon
Pascal Bimat
Dell
Arthur Ripley
T. Lee McCracken
T. E. Gilbert
Kalispell
Rotary
Dillon Club
Smith McKnight
Virginia Woody
Jackson
Chickie Ross
J. E. Monroe
Katherine Ross
Mountain Home
Idaho
Argenta
Mesdames
W .D. Ross
Walter #tamm
Tom Siljlers
Frank Gnagney
Opportunity
Alice Selway
Tom Smith
E. D. White
Nancy White
Santa Ana
Calif
Rhos
Frank O’keefe
O’keefe
Wade Lake
L. A. Gregory
Yellowstone Park
Gregory
Glacier National Park
James McCollum
West Yellowstone
W. W. Wahl
Mrs. Wahl
South Dakota
Robbery and assault lead bandits toward Idaho
Two men attacked Bob Elliott in a hotel lobby after ransacking the place and escaping with apparent calm. A companion guarded outside while the car headed south toward Idaho. Sheriff Orr and W. E. Barry questioned residents of Dell as Hall brothers, Idaho Falls natives, are suspected. Monida burglary suspect S. M. Booth held at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott
Idaho
Orr
W. E. Barry
Dell
Mr. Eliott
Hall Brothers
Idaho Falls
Monida
S. M. Booth
Arres t in Dillon area tied to early morning burglary
An unnamed suspect was arrested by Undersheriff W E Barry at a Boy Scout camp south of Dillon after a burglary that yielded cigars cigarettes candy and small cash sums Most loot was recovered in a gravel pit near Snowline An accomplice remained at large Officers later stopped two cars near Armstead matched the burglars’ description and Booth was arrested as one of the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Barry
Dillon
Snowline
W. C. Orr
Paul Temple
Monida
Armstead
Booth
Forty Second-Year Students Receive Diplomas at College
Forty second-year students graduate this morning at the college. The list includes Sylvia Baue Fairview Rolland Beaudry Bainville Cora Benson Livingston Vione Bollum Great Falls Isabel Branagan Highwood Bernice Burger Nashua and many others from Montana towns such as Helena Three Forks Dillon Butte Superior Lewistown and Billings. The fall quarter begins September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Baue
Fairview
Rolland C. Beaudry
Bainville
Cora A. Benson
Livingston
Vione B. Bollum
Great Falls
Isabel Louise Branagan
Highwood
Bernice Burger
Nashua
Ida May Burton
Helena
Agnes K. Callaghan
Three Forks
Shirley W. Callaghan
Barry F. Caskin
Dillon
Vern M. Connell
Butte
John Joseph Driscoll
St. Ignatius
Janette E. Edwards
Superior
Grace Scofield Garrison
Hardin
Phyllis M. Graham
Lewistown
Anna C. Hansen
Billings
Belva Hill
Bozeman
Florence A. Holmes
Woodworth
Joel Thomas Honey
Homestead
Evelyn M. Isaac
Hysham
Lilian Vaill Ives
Margaret Jordan
Catherine T. Kelly
Cecilia Klapak
Pauline Montana McCarthy
Margaret Mettier
James R. Murray
Bear Creek
Ruth Jeannette Nicol
Ruby Janette Parks
Geraldine
Charles W. Ridgway
Christina
Hazel Helen Ridgway
Marion Rife
Miles City
Mildred Nita Russell
Ledger
Lewis H. Rutter
Hinsdale
Maurine Shortley
Helen Alletha Standish
Bole
A. Jennie Stubbe
Westby
Veda Elizabeth Thompson
Farmington
Amos L. Wright
Anna Josephine Zelezny
Rollins
Labor Day trapshoot and a bustling county event
Beaverhead county gears up for a large two day celebration featuring trapshooting and a full rodeo program. Visitors from Anaconda Deer Lodge Twin Bridges Sheridan Whitehall and many neighboring towns are expected to attend alongside Beaverhead residents. Events include horse racing sports contests bathing beauty contest free barbecue street dancing baseball games rock drilling fire hose tug of war pig race and more with a public address system provided by a Butte firm. Secretary Gordon announced Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Whitehall
Beaverhead County
Butte
Gordon
Annual Montana Idaho Picnic Sets Sunday Dedication
The program opens at 2 o clock with a summit of the divide dedication. The Salmon band attends as foresters from Montana and Idaho mark boundaries of a 140 acre national monument. Joe Metlen presides. music includes singing of America and state songs. Attendees bring basket lunches. coffee provided by William Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
Salmon Band
Foresters of
Montana
Idaho
Joe Metlen
Beaverhead Mining Association
Assembly Singing of
William Logan
The
Hazelbaker Tops All In Popularity In Primary
Hazelbaker led in the primary with a statewide edge over Erickson, carrying 54 of 56 counties and achieving margins from two to one to six to one in many locales. He amassed 14,288 more votes than Erickson, reflecting a large lead over the Democratic nominee and an overall superior statewide showing. Erickson carried fewer counties, trailing in the decisive primary tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelbaker
Flathead
McCone
Erickson
Three Democratic challengers outpace Erickson in state vote
The combined totals for Penwell, Romney and Mitchell in the state exceed Erickson by about seven thousand votes. This indicates the trio outpolled their opponent overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penwell
Romney
Mitchell
Erickson
Car Thieves Shot At By Lima Deputy
Under cover of darkness the men in the car escaped after shots were exchanged with a Lima deputy. Sheriff Orr and Under sheriff Barry joined the search Monday. Gaylord Thompson and James Novesta were arrested at Dickinson North Dakota last week by request of Sheriff Orr who says the men will face Mann Act charges. They allegedly were accompanied by a married woman and her small child when Dillon was left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holcombe
Dillon
Livingston
Martin Jackson
Board of County Commissioners
Jackson
Joseph Smith
Butte
Woodcraft
J. C. Meeds
Tom Murphy
Orin Pilon
HE. J. Harkness
Sheep Creek Basin
Lilla Goucher
Augusta Campbell
California
N. Christensen
Campbell
Mamie Marietta
Great Falls
A. J. Faust
Howard Soper
Baby
Tom DuBois
Twin Falls
Idaho
R. O. Shannon
Missouri
Beryl Scully
Audrey Tovey
Paul Decker
Helena
Mary Louise White
Chicago
E. G. Free
Orr
Barry
Lima
Gaylord Thompson
James Novesta
Dickinson
N. D
W. C. Orr
Largest Governor Vote Totals and Supreme Court Nomination Mention
The record notes the largest governor total counts with Congressman Scott Leavitt at 41,797 votes, Democratic Roy Ayers at 19,443, and James F. O'Connor at 13,371. It also references nominating two for the Supreme Court, with Republican Justice S. C. as a named figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leavitt
Roy Ayers
James F. O'Connor
Supreme Court
S. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Etting
David City
Weebereteereeeen
Ray. J
Stanfield Eee Reneerees
Forrest’ G. Bayerd Library
DL Smith Wa Venee
M. L. Innes
Sanemeetenene
Examiner Ptg. Co ‘Improvement District No
Seer Dane Neneeeraennenee Union Electric Co
Beeen Eee
Bob Elliott
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Charles E. Nelson
W. R. Gordon Nelewee
Montana-Idaho
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Goodyear Speedway
Montana Auto Supply Company
Dillon, Montana
F. H. Cooney
Lester H. Loble
Tom Stout
L. A. Foot
J. J. Bourquin
C. A. Morris
Raymond T. Nagle
John Tansil
George P. Porter
John J. Holmes
D. O. Robinson
Glenn T. Davis
J. W
Lee Dennis
O. Gilbert
L. J. Goodma
J. R. Hartley
J. H. Stevens
W. H. Bartley
T. Carey
Joe Motari
W. B. Sands
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater Poneman
Carter
Cascade
Chouteau
Caster Anne Eet Nee
Daniels
Dawson
Deer Lodge Fentanced
Fallon
Fergus
Pate Reece
Liberty
Lincoln Errr Etter Tery
Madison
Meagher
Minera
Park Enn Renee Neers Ser
Toole
Wibaux
Leuowatone
Leuowatone Nn Reed
Eccurree Reerererer