Community Chest and Civic Groups Highlight Jackson Activities
The Jackson community promotes Red Cross efforts with a local chest at Wilson's store, supplied by Oscar Forman. A Lewis and Clark marker near the flagpole honors pioneers, while Better Homes in America campaigns push national involvement. Local groups like the Sunday school, Presbyterian authority, and Father Clifford’s missions support civic life.
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Red Cross Community Chest
Wilson
Oscar Forman
Red Cross
Dillon
Coolidge
Better Homes
Washington
Nels Miller
Jackson Community Sunday School
Presbyterian Authority
Father Clifford
Jackson
Local Social Roundup From Wisdom And Surroundings
Mrs Dinnen recovers from appendicitis at Deaconess hospital after surgery on Monday. Don Anson visited Divide last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Hopkins and daughter Jessie shopped in Butte early last week. William Rasmussen returned from Butte after dental work Wednesday. W W Hawkins of Dillon visited the Big Hole basin late week. George Loss of Jackson worked in Wisdom Friday. Ray Shaw and family were in Butte late last week. Ralph Hayward visited Wisdom from Jackson Saturday. J E Shaw attended county affairs in Dillon early week. Ed Miller handled business in Butte Thursday and Friday. Blake Hammer returned to Wisdom from Butte Saturday. Mr and Mrs H S Mussigbrod hosted a Sunday dinner at their ranch with nine guests. Covers set for Mr and Mrs Harold Capehart Stewart Capehart Miss Emma Hedstrom Miss Jewell Clapp A D Shields Alfred Peterson and hosts. A pleasant evening of cards followed. The Five Hundred club met at the Francis home last Saturday evening. A lunch was served to Mesdames J A Louk J C Wharton Dan Tovey Jr George Parsons Don Anson Ben R Stevenson Roy Oliver Tom Pendergast and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rasmussen
Butte
W. W. Hawkins
Dillon
Big Hole
George Loss
Jackson
Ray Shaw
Ralph Hayward
J. E. Shaw
Ed Miller
Blake Hammer
Wisdom
H.S. Mussigbrod
Harold Capehart
Stewart Capehart
Emma Hedstrom
Jewell Clapp
A. D. Shields
Alfred Peterson
Five Hundred Club
C. W. Francis
J. A. Louk
J. C. Wharton
Dan Tovey Jr
George Parsons
Don Anson
Ben R. Stevenson
Roy Oliver
Tom Pendergast
STOP EYE DEFECTS OFFERED BY DOCTORS
Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Andrus hotel Thursday and Friday February 11 and 12 to stop headaches. Dr. W. H. Stephan now operates in the Poindexter block above Dillon Dry Goods, entrance on Idaho or Bannack street. Phone 125. The Dillon Examiner advertises widely in Southern Montana with an open paid-up circulation list.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
W. H. Stephan
Poindexter
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Idaho
Bannack Street
Dillon Examiner
Montana
Dr ee D. Curry Dental Offices Relocated
The dental offices of Dr ee D. Curry are now located in the new premises. The move consolidates services and aims to improve patient access and convenience.
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Dr. Ee D. Curry
Pioneer woman in Arizona defies sheriff during moonshine raid
Elizabeth Albertson, long-time Bar-Circle ranch owner near Prescott, resists deputies reading a moonshine search warrant. Her sharp tongue and frontier savvy charm the raid as she points to a rugged, self-reliant life on Lynch Creek and defends her independence amid accusations and gossip.
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Arizona
Elizabeth Albertson
Bar-Circle
Lynch Creek
Prescott
Blackmountains
Prescott National Forest
Yavapai County
Ed Weil
Elizabeth
New Mexico
Weil
Navy
Madison county officials visit Dillon and locals attend events
Sheriff Metzel and Undersheriff Dale from Madison county were in the city last Thursday. Beaverhead DeMolays sent reps William Orr and Sam Carruthers to the Montana DeMolay state conclave in Billings. The Wranglers club met at Pearl I Smith’s offices. Normal faculty member F H Garver spoke on Needed Changes in Our Government. Miscoding residents including Andy Williams, N J Birrer, Carl Hadelius and Marie Sheldon married in Dillon or nearby. Several others traveled for business or visited relatives, with banking, medical and pastoral figures noted.
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William Orr
Sam Carruthers
Billings
Beaverhead
Montana
Wranglers Club
Pearl I. Smith
Pr. F. H. Garver
Andy Williams
Alder
N. J. Birrer
Lima
Carl W. Hadelius
Marie Sheldon
Idaho Falls
Justice of the Peace
L. P. Phillips
Walter Barr
Marie Capin
Pocatello
Fred Rife
E. Davis
Bozeman
Boys’ Vocational Congress
Reynolds Thompson
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Volger
Buttes
Peterson
Buttesh Ia
Sewing machine parts advertised at Tattersall's
Sewing machine supplies including needles oil shuttles belts bobbins and more offered at Tattersall's. The ad notes parts for any machine made and promises available inventory.
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Tattersall’s
Generous prizes at firemen's annual masquerade ball
Generous prizes will be awarded at the annual masquerade ball hosted by the city fire department. The event features costumes, entertainment, and fundraising for community programs.
Dentist Dr Romersa Opens Offices in Rathbone Building
Dr W J Romersa, dentist, announces offices formerly occupied by Dr Rathbone. Contact at phone 65 W for appointments.
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W. J. Romersa
Dr. Rathbone
Also Mentioned on This Page
BIG Hole News Bureau
Jackson News
Harding
Better Home Campaign
America
William Brown Maloney
Better Homes In
Washington, D. C
Carruthers Motor Co
Mont
LT Arrre Ares
Sam Dinnen
Deaconess Hospital
Divide
Harry Hopkins
Jessie
The
Arizona Sheriff
Grover F. Sexton
Clarence Koenig
Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Mary Harris
John T. West
G. W. Elder
R. T. Murdock
Emery Smith
Pete Anderson
Sage Creek
W. N. Bichler
Armstead
D. L. G. Dunlap
Anaconda
Inez Erwin
Jorgen Jorgenson
Joe Sirois and
Wise River
BE. B. Roe
Claude Bielenberg
City
Deer Lodge
Andrus
J. H. Keller
Elmer Selway
Horse Prairie
George Gray
Read Featherly
Metzel
Dale
Madison County
Rodney Foster
Shelley
William Climer
Armsatead
E. J. Bowman
Bessie Beal
Melrose
John Cosgrove
Miss Boetecher
Henry Meine
Emphrey Hildreth
Sam Clarke
Dubois
Grayling
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Henry Birrer
Lime
BUICK
Montana Auto Supply CO
Half Producers Granite Co
Sioux City
First National Bank ‘the
Bank of Strength and Service
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
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