Local residents visit Dillon in varied affairs
Miss Alice Cosgrove of Po catello visited her uncle, Albert Baker, while the Bluebird club was entertained by Mrs. Charles Nelson on the east side. Several guests and visitors including William Stewart, Ike Rife Jr, A W Butts, William Sweeney, Mrs. Howard Smith, the Scully sisters, and the Knudsons spent time with local families and attended community events. Luella Stickney left for Centennial valley to perform duties as county nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebird. Club
Charles Nelson
William Stewart
Dell
Ike Rife, Jr
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
A. W. Butts
Butte
F. E. Foote
William Sweeney
Howard Smith
Kalispell
John Lanner
Gladys
Beryl Scully
City
W. T. Scully
Clarence Corrin
Mary J. Harkiess
C. H. Baker
Lewiston
Idaho
Goyer Child Dies at Billings Home
Jerome Louis Goyer died at the family home Wednesday morning after an 11 day illness from infant disease complications. Born August 10 1934 in Billings he is survived by his parents paternal grandmother Bertha Goyer of Dillon and maternal grandparents William and Mrs Edwards of Douglas Wyoming a brother James Earl Jr and several uncles and aunts. Services are tentatively set for Friday afternoon at Smiths funeral chapel with Rev R H Moorman of First Baptist Church to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Jerome Louis Goyer
J. Earl Goyer
Avenue C
Bertha Goyer
Dillon
William Edwards
Douglas
Wyo
James Earl, Jr
Smith's Funeral Chapel
R. H. Moorman
First Baptist Church
Industrialists Unite for Better Housing Program
Leaders across lumber, paint, heating, plumbing and related trades embrace a long term Better Housing program. They plan sales promotional campaigns to energize outlets and boost activity with the buying public, rewarding analytical study and support. The drive targets building materials and equipment including cement, electrical, gas, glass and insulation.
Annual Dillon Rodeo Draws Large Crowd
A big crowd filled Bannack street as Dillon’s annual rodeo showcased events across two days. Highlights included Red Allen and Oral Zumwalt winning top bareback and calf roping honors, while Brig Young repeated in the cowboys free-for-all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dugan
Allen
Oren Zumwalt
Milt Icenoggle
Jack Palcop
al Fletcher
Smoky Bill Dugan
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Kids
Elsie Lloyd
Arthur Kruljac
Latimer Smith
Frank Stefonic
J. Rebich
Joe Stefonich
George la Rue
Dutch Stoddard
Harvey Bay
Brig Young
John Swetich
Stub Bartelmay
Roy Peterson
Melrose
Red Allen
Heléna
Claude Lay
Arena J
W. S. Tash
Polaris
Matt Kau
Grant
Dick Nedrew
Oral Zumwalt
Smoky Bill Duggan
Billy Ritschel
Ed Rebich
Bill Luke
Biig Young
Cowboys
Jim Atkeson
Ralph Spencer
Arthur Krulitz
Dorothy Groshean
Tom Dubois
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Jim Johnson
Jackson
Elizabeth Wilkinson
R. M. Stone
Hugh Flynn
Joe Stefanic
G. Rebiche
Orin Stoddard
George LaRue
Bannack Street
Dean
Great Falls man victim of hold up
A Great Falls man reported a hold up after a quick getaway car sped past a fence vantage. The wounded driver found his wiring cut and notified the sheriff. Authorities suspect the same assailant may be connected to a Deer Lodge guard beating and robbery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
MacCollum
Arthur Wright
Butte
John McArrison
State
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Dillon Hosts Notable Boxing Card With Sixteen Rounds
The event featured Watzig and Little in a multi round match with decisions through three quarters and a deciding final. Preliminary bouts included Roth versus Hoffman, Maxwell versus Roland, Ford versus Rees, Tokle versus Bell, McLangan versus Gibbons, and Strasser versus Downing, all decided or KO’d in four rounds. Promoters Al Simpson and Harrison Kellum oversaw the card with Jack Barrett refereeing the wrestling portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watzig
Little
Charles Roth
Birch Creek CCC
Bearclaw” Hoffman
Dillon
Earl Maxwell
CCC
Joy Roland
Harry Ford
Jackson
Curley Rees
Ralph Tokle
Butte
Louie Bell
Jack McLana
Newborn Sons Reported at Barrett Hospital
A son was born at Barrett hospital Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Henneberry of this city while another boy arrived the night before to Mr. and Mrs. Hoglan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Barrett Hospital
Ambrose Henneberry
City
Hoglan
Dead Porcupine Innocent Cause Of Triple Car Wreck
Three Meine children were bruised in a Monday morning wreck while Mrs McLeod was dashed into the windshield. Both cars were badly damaged and could not move. Mrs Sullivan lost a suitcase and clothing, shoes, jewelry believed stolen by gypsies later traced to Monida. Sheriff McCollum searched cars but found no missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porcupine
Mrs. McLeod
Dr R D Curry Speaker at Rotary Club Dinner
Dr R D Curry speaks at Rotary Club dinner about burdens on employers and employees in funding social programs and their mutual duty to support beneficent measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Curry
Rotary
Local Meeting Guests Include Metlen and Venable
Dale Metlen chaired the meeting with Frank H. Venable of Butte as a guest. T. J. Call visited last week from her ranch near Ennis.
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J. Anson Baxter
Joe Mulkey
Henry Wieber
Butte
Chevrolet
Dale Metlen
Frank H. Venable
Mreg
T. J. Call
Ennis
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Alice
May Cosgrove
Pocatello
Albert Baker
J. B. Kelly
Earl Tash
John Knoll
Grasshopper
Julius Knudson
Wendell Knudson
Cottonwood
Minn
Val Tadovich
Glen
Wallace Ford
Jackie Cooper
Dinky
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Louis Levinsky
Goyer
Industrialists
ALL
Montana
Frank Little
Paul Watzig
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom Armitage’s
Sprattle Éy Trust Company
Dillon Rodeo
Fisher
Angela A
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Advem
Master de Luce
Montana Auto Supply Company
Meine
Beaverhead
Mer
Dillon Volunteer Fire.department
Harry Fletchers
Pioneer Trio
Billy
Texas
Tommy
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