Local residents return from Pacific coast trips and visits
Dr. G. L. Routledge and daughter Marilyn returned from a Pacific coast vacation. Dr. Francis Cashmore and daughter stayed with his parents in Helena. Sam Cardinale and family began a motor trip to the coast to visit the San Francisco fair. Several others, including Mrs. D. W. Paddock and Mrs. John H. Smith, traveled to Salt Lake City and back. Archie Wills and Dorothy Spegar obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Routledge
Marilyn
Pacific Coast
Francis Cashmore
Helena
Dr. Cashmore
W. F. Cashmore
Sam Cardinale
San Francisco
Edna Wheat
Frances Campbell
Barrett Hospital
Miss Wheat
Missoula
Leonard Schulz
Dave Williams
Matt Bloom
Lewistown
M. D. Spegar Ard
Clifford Ewing
Dillon
Cedar City
Utah
Beaverhead Minerals on Display at Meeting
Beaverhead Mining association plans a display at Bozeman with specimens including a Fleming Brothers Argenta district ore sample valued at 450 in gold in a recent assay. Secretary Risley, John Collins, A. C. Most, William Logan, Bob Fleming, Anthony H. French, William Steele, R. B. Caswell and others will attend, leaving Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Brothers
Argenta
Beaverhead Mining Association
Bozeman
Risley
John Collins
A. C. Most
William Logan
Bob Fleming
Anthony H. French
William Steele
R. B. Caswell
Open season on wildfowl decided
The Chinese pheasant cock becomes open game at noon Oct. 29 and runs through Nov. 12. Hunting on the three Sundays and Armistice Day is allowed only after noon. Daily bag limit is three with a possession limit of six after day one. Derived from Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association
County tax levy fixed by board in budget report
The bridge fund stands at 15272.66 with a reserve of 4037.07 and a 9525.33 two mill county levy. Fair fund 1034.93 requires no levy. last year 2.66 and .34 mills were unnecessary. Beaverhead high district sinking fund asks 14606.92 with 3.25 mills and high school fund 8 mills to raise 41062.16, up .5 mills. General school levy set at six mills for 29213.83. Total levy runs 3.49 mills below the preliminary budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Fund
Beaverhead County
Six inmates jailed for disturbance and assaults
Marian McPhail and four others were fined 100 dollars and jailed 90 days for a disturbance at a saloon after shots were fired. William Cunningham faced second degree assault charges for an altercation at the Claude Lapham ranch, pleading not guilty and bound over to district court on 1000 dollar bonds. R. E. Clark also pled not guilty to forgery and was bound over to district court on 1000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian McPhail
Wise River
Ralph Potts
William Cunningham
Justice Court
Stahl
Claude Lapham
Cunningham
James Kennedy
R. E. Clark
First Annual Field Mass Set Next Sunday
War between Dillon men and farmers will include contests with prizes awarded for all events. A prize will go to the largest family on the grounds and to the family traveling the greatest distance. A committee led by Mrs. J. Fred Kerr plans the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
J. Fred Kerr
F. M. Carr
Charlotte Ballard
John Coppin
J. C. Fuller
Annie McKnight
Smith Ames
C. T. Callahan
Montana State Normal College teacher weds prominent rancher
Miss Mary Harriet Baker art instructor at Montana State Normal College marries Diggle I Emerick a Beaverhead rancher Sunday at The Palette on the Emerick ranch Snowline. Rev W H Mitchell officiates with Violet Eastman and B W Emerick as attendants. They plan to reside at 837 South Atlantic after Sept. 1, homestead to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harriet Baker
Montana State Normal College
Diggle I. Emerick
Beaverhead
the Palette
College Art Club
Emerick Ranch
Snowline
W. H. Mitchell
St. James Episcopal Church
Violet M. Eastman
Helena High School
B. W. Emerick
Betrothal announced County Commissioner announces engagement
County Commissioner and Mrs. W B Hartwig announce the engagement of their daughter Anna Belle Hartwig to Paul Chamrau son of Mrs Julia Chamrau of Anaconda. The wedding is set for Monday Aug 28 at St James Episcopal church in Dillon. Anna Belle is a Dillon girl who attended the State University in Missoula and belongs to Kappa Kappa Gamma. Chamrau is a university graduate and will coach at Cut Bank high school this coming year. He belongs to Phi Delta Theta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hartwig
Anna Belle Hartwig
Paul Chumrau
Julia Chumrau
Anaconda
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon
Hartwig
State University
Missoula
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Chamrau
Cut Bank High School
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Newlyweds Paul and Margaret Decker Celebrate Livingston Wedding
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Paul Decker who wed in Livingston on July 30 spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Glen A Decker. Mrs Decker formerly Miss Margaret McLeod daughter of Neil McLeod of Butte is a Montana State Normal college graduate. He is a state highway commission employee stationed at Chester. Attendants were Miss Frances McPhail and Pat Lane both of Three Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Decker
Livingston
Glen A. Decker
Decker
Margaret McLeod
Neil McLeod
Butte
Montana State Normal College
Normal College
State College
Bozeman
State Highway Commission
Chester
Mont
Henry Tells Of Trip To World Fair Adventure
Henry describes a tour to the World Fair with visits to government departments and Congress. He notes the 1200 acre fair on reclaimed Flushing Meadow land, its area exhibits, and transportation inside using Greyhound buses and tractors. A high price level, Rockefeller Center fascination, and the Queen Mary docking thrill are included. The trip coincided with royal and presidential events. Rotary officers conference in Bozeman is mentioned along with guests from Missoula Dillon Billings St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Flushing Meadow
Henry
Rockefeller Center
Washington
Pres
Frank Tyre
Rotary
Bozeman
Leon Richard
Missoula
Tim Tash
Dillon
J. R. Carmichael
Billings
Kenneth Brown
St. Paul
Beaverhead Board Reviews Road Work Plans Aug 1939
Beaverhead commissioners met Aug 9 1939 with Archie Henneberry acting chairman and Clerk Baker. Harold M Warner for Dillon Chamber urged Armstead Salmon highway construction while funds were tight. They planned to ask Missoula regional forester Major E W Kelly about Department of Agriculture cooperation to Idaho line. Reports on county farm inmates July high school and payroll were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie C. Henneberry
W. B. Hartwig
Albert S. Baker
Harold M. Warner
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
Armstead-Salmon
Gilmore and
Pittsburg
E. W. Kelly
Missoula
Mont
Department of Agriculture
Idaho Line
Archers Form Montana Association In Whitefish
A new Montana Archers Association was formed in Whitefish last week by a group likened to twentieth century William Tells. Joseph Harbison of Augusta was elected president, G W LeSeur of Hamilton vice-president, and James Anglemyer of Missoula secretary treasurer. The 1940 convention was set for Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Whitefish
William Tells
Montana Archers’ Association
Joseph Harbison
Augusta
G. W. LeSeur
Hamilton
James Anglemyer
Missoula
Anaconda
Dillon Country Club Luncheon for Women Members
Women members of the Dillon Country Club enjoyed a luncheon with hostesses Mrs. W. A. Graeter Mrs. E. L. Poindexter Mrs. Bernard Williams and Mrs. Walter Stamm. Ann Arbor guests Mr. and Mrs. Van Marshall and two sons attended a dinner at the Morse home with T. E. Gilbert assisting. Covers were for 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
W. A. Graeter
E. L. Poindexter
Bernard Williams
Walter Stamm
van Marshall
Ann Arbor
Mich
Elkhorn Springs
H. E. Morse
T. E. Gilbert
Seattle
Glacier Park
Dillon
Marshall
University of Michigan
W. G. Gilbert
Montana social notes of summer visitors and visitors
Residents and visitors flock to the area with many calls at local homes. Names include L. O. Peck, Paul Paddock, Hysted, Stanchfield, Dodgson, Gill, Pendergast, Jones, Ferguson, and others from Anaconda, Butte, Missoula, Dillon, and Idaho guests noted with camping trips, outings, and leisure plans across a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Peck
Carl Frederickson
Paul
Charley Evans
Butte
Husted
Frank Dodgson
Maude
Lillian
Velita Stabler
Mallon
Agnes Rheaff
Verner Rheaff
Frank Husted
Ray Dooling
Verne Smith
Idaho
Mr. Smith
Burley
Daisy Smith
Harry Bennett
Gerry
Joan
Stanchfields
E. W. McKenzie
Sammy
Divide
Mrs. Stanchfield
Ralph
Dewey
Sun Valley
Colonel Combs
Fred Miller
Thompson
Wise River
Gilbert Dodgson
Harold Burns
Gregson Hot Springs
Verne Stanchfield
Fred Gill
B. Mallon
D. Pendergast
Tom Pendergast
V. Stanchfield
Edith Martin
Dillon
Dan Pendergast
Thomas Frank
Gilbert Auto
Ellfingson
Colonel Combes
Byron Jennings
Anaconda
Alder Creek
Dave Hickman
Martin
New York
W. F. Ferguson
William Ferguson
Harold Martin
F. Husted
Boston Montana
Robert and
W. F. Dodgson
E. McKenzie
Spellman
Ben
Lowell Mallon
J. W. Patterson
Walter Jones
Lois Elwood
Husted-Stanchfield
W. C. Jones
Tots Elwood
Dillon Tuesay
Maurice Harvey
Eunice
Missoula
L. R. Jones
Jimmy
Normal Honor Roll for Term Announced at Normal College
Ruth J. Nicol of Butte tops the term honor list with many named students from towns across Montana. The six week list includes Ellen F. Wilson Bainville Mary Kathryn Springer Livingston Mabel V. O’Leary Butte Kath leen Ashburner East Helena Florence McBain Dillon and others. A separate six week list records students who earned more than two grade points per credit with higher GPAs within a reduced program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth J. Nicol
Butte
Ellen F. Wilson
Bainville
Mary Kathryn Springer
Livingston
Mabel V. O’leary
Kathleen Ashburner
East Helena
Florence McBain
Dillon
Alma Johansen
Florence Hartig
Miles City
Maude Helton
Helen Maryatt
Wisdom
Mary E. Miller
Edward Cebull
Klein
Gertrude E. Price
Dell
Ruth Kathleen Anglim
Cut Bank
Myra King
Zelda Lovell
Great Falls
Lake Pearl Smith
Ashland
Doris M. Gerdrum
Grass Range
Sadie Stout
Savoy
Alma Cloyd
Laurel
Helene Hohman
Missoula
Mabel Holst
Browning
James Veltkamp
Manhattan
Hilda N. Yarlett
Deer Lodge
R. L. Ogren
Boulder
Normal College
Local Names Listed Across Multiple Towns
A sequence of individuals tied to towns Fairfield Helena Big Timber Hall Dillon Dagmar Hot Springs appears in a public notice or social list. Names include Beth Marie Harwood Edith Bray Ruth Pravda Mary Irene Rivard Ora Conway Irene Jackson George H. Johnson Lora Mae Willis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Marie Harwood
Fairfield
Edith Bray
Helena
Ruth Pravda
Big Timber
Mary Irene Rivard
Hall
Ora Conway
Irene Jackson
Dillon
George H. Johnson
Dagmar
Lora
Mae Willis
Hot Springs
Mr and Mrs Bayerd Visit Seattle with Miss Kelly
Mr and Mrs Forrest Bayerd left last Wednesday for Seattle to visit relatives. They were accompanied by Miss Ruth Kelly who will also visit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Bayerd
Seattle
Ruth Kelly
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Virginia Bruce
Walter Pidgeon
Hedy LaMarr
Robert Taylor
Warner Baxter
Lynn Bari
Baker-Emerick
H. D. Hildreth
Ray Kellett
Emery Smith
Joe Mulkey
Berthana Koontz
Kellett
Luella Stickney
State
Mr. Kellett
Union Pacific Railroad
Lima
Board
George Metlen
Beulah
Alf
Circus
Gus
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Kirksville
Missouri
Carl E. Magee
Kirksville, Missouri
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation