Women's Club Meets Tonight
The Dillon Business and Professional Women's club plans a Wilbur cafe meeting with the international relations committee led by Helga Anderson. Dr. Sheldon E. Davis will speak, and L. A. Gregory will present a trio featuring Joe Brown, Marjorie Decker, and Mary Dawn Warner with two musical selections.
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Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wilbur Cafe
Helga Anderson
Sheldon E. Davis
L. A. Gregory
Joe Brown
Marjorie Decker
Mary Dawn Warner
Andre
Erlich
Miss Bishop Speaks at Rotary Meet on Travel Trade
Miss Bishop delivers a talk on travel commerce in oriental lands discussing American Express and Thomas Cook services, shopping practices, and regional price differences. She concludes with a vivid description of elephants used in India’s teak forests. Fred Waldorf chairs the meeting.
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American Express
United States
Thomas Cook
London
Oriental Lands
Miss Bishop
India
Fred Waldorf
Beaverhead Flood Conditions Improve In Valley
Beaverhead valley near Dillon and Point of Rocks saw flooding with 5 homes evacuated and deserted after an ice jam. Damage around $5,000 reported. 2 to 3 feet of ice covers about three square miles. Highway damage exists but is passable with caution as ice slowly clears. no further threats to homes as of now.
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Beaverhead Valley
Dillon
Point of Rocks
Beaverhead
Scouts Week Observed By Troops Here
Scouts and Cubs with leaders and local committee members attended church services Sunday morning. Brief talks by Earl Fairbanks on The Basic Principle of Scouting and by Dr. R. E. Albright on The Basic Principles of Cubbing. The Rev. W. J. Loar gave a message. Music by the First Baptist Junior choir.
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Earl Fairbanks
R. E. Albright
W. J. Loar
First Baptist
Charity Ball to Aid Local Children This Saturday
The P T A hosts a charity ball as its sole fundraising event this year. Proceeds support eye care, tonsil removal, and other aid for needy local children, with a call for community support and attendance.
Theodora Goes Wild lights up Hartwig theatre for 2 days
Irene Dunne heads a bold comedy turn in Theodora Goes Wild her first major comic role after dramas Cimarron Back Street Magnificent Obsession and Showboat Melvyn Douglas co stars with a large cast including Thomas Mitchell Thurston Hall Rosalind Keith Spring Byington and Margaret McWade Theodora a small town girl becomes a celebrated novelist and pursues romance with Douglas amid wild escapades directed by Richard Boleslawski from Sid Buchman screenplay Mary McCarthy wrote the original story.
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Theodora
Irene Dunne
Hartwig Theatre
S “Cimarron
Back Street
Miss Dunne
Melvyn Douglas
Hollywood
Thomas Mitchell
Thurston Hall
Rosalind Keith
Spring Byington
Margaret McWade
Mr. Deeds
Douglas
Richard Boleslawski
Theodora Goes Wild
Sidney Buchman
Mary McCarthy
Woman in Distress at Hartwig theatre with May Robson
Columbia presents Woman in Distress at the Hartwig theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. May Robson stars with Irene Hervey and Dean Jagger in a crime caper where May turns detective. The film follows a clever woman who outwits a killer in a million-dollar mystery, directed by Lynn Shores from Edwin Olmstead story and Albert De Mond screenplay.
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Columbia
Hartwig Theatre
May Robson
Irene Hervey
Dean Jagger
May
Cupid
Cop
Edwin Olmstead
Albert de Mond
Lynn Shores
Local residents noted in Dillon society column
Frank D. Willis left for Michigan to visit his ill mother. A. P. Williams from Alder visited the city. C. A. Bechler injured his arm after a ladder fall during ball decorations. S. E. Whitworth and family spent the weekend in Dillon from Madison county. Camas Nelson from Lima visited. Fredrick Bou rassa of Dillon and Rita Zanto of Highwood obtained a marriage license. Bert Orr Jr. visited Dillon from Centennial valley. P. S. Oneal of Jackson spent Thursday here. Robert M. Barrett and wife left for New York City. C. E. Blinn and wife drove to Helena to see daughter. Mrs. Howard Hunt of Waterloo visited Dillon. Frank A. Hazelbaker was ill at home. County Agent Bernard Williams attended a potato growers conference in Butte. Mrs. Dan Henneberry returned from Butte after hospital stays. Alva S. Garr and Paul Garr visited from Dell.
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Frank D. Willis
Michigan
A. P. Williams
Alder
C. A. Bechler
S. E. Whitworth
Dillon
Madison County
Camas Nelson
Lima
Jennings Mayland
Howard Hunt
Waterloo
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Bernard Williams
Butte
Dan Henneberry
St. James Hospital
Alva S. Garr
Paul Garr
Dell
Old Age Pension Checks Mailed After County Delay
Old age pension checks mailed to 131 Beaverhead county recipients after a state office held them pending an investigation of county conditions. Delay not the fault of local officials.
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Beaverhead County
Miners vs Bulldogs thrills in 38 37 clash in local gym
In a wild contest the M S N C Bulldogs edged the Northern Lights 38 37 after trailing 16 0 early. Wetzel led with 15 points while Merkel had 14 for the visitors. Davison hit a late sideline shot as the Bulldogs rallied from nine point margin.
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M. S. N. C. Bulldogs
Northern Lights
Havre
Davison
Bulldog
Bulldogs
Wetzel
Merkel
Polytechnic
Fse
Dyche Wetzel Neeneneseesessenensaen
College program announced with music and events
Normal College lays out a busy quarter with new personnel for the Little Symphony led by Herman Schwab and others. The Varsity Ball lights up February 13, a vaudeville night February 26, and a five-townpeople committee selects best stunts. Prelims February 10 pick the state peace contest representative from MSSCN.
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Herman Schwab
Leone Cashmore
Ilene Jackson
Milo Long
Thelma Barger
Rosalee Brown
Miss Colby
Dorothy Blackburn
Leonard Baird
Miss Dunn
Miss MacGregor
Miss Smith
Miss Baker
Billie Baxter
William Dunn
Gustave Wagner
Clayton Beaudry
Bernice Erickson
James Veltkamp
Arthur DeBoer
Gertrude Overby
Fred Simons
Bozeman State College
Philip Gauchay
Berta
Beavers Face Deer Lodge Saturday in Circuit Showdown
Dillon aims to improve after a 28 26 loss at Whitehall and a 33 19 rally win over Granite County. Deer Lodge hosts the Beavers Saturday as St Peters Twin Bridges and Philipsburg loom as potential contenders in the push for a state title.
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Dillon
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Beavers
St. Peters
Butte
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Powell County Quint
Granite County High
Granite County
Anaconda
Red Cross Seeks Increased Relief Funds Across Flood Zones
W. M. Baxter Jr. reports the Red Cross is mobilizing nationwide to aid flood victims in the Ohio River basin and Mississippi Valley. Latest field reports show more than a million people affected across the extended Park region and surrounding areas.
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Luebben
W. M. Baxter, Jr
The
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Ohio River Basin
Mississippi River Valley
Pioneer of Dillon Native Dies in Hospital
A longtime Dillon resident and pioneer, she died in hospital after living in the county since her marriage in 18. Surviving are husband Conklin. sons Bart F. Conklin of Butte, Richard, Sam, Terry, George of Bozeman. daughters Anna James of Dayton, May Carylon of Butte. sisters Mrs. Sam Freeman of Ion, Mrs. Tom Wesella of Oakland. brothers Leo Talent, W. E. Talent, and Talent of the county. Ray Hi Tragutt officiated at Brundage chapel with burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Husba
Bart F. Conklin
Butte
Anna James
Dayton
May Carylon
Richard
Sam and
Terry
Lon
George
Bozeman
Sam Freeman
Tom WeSella
Oakland
Calif
Leo Talent
W. E. Talent
Talent
Brundage Chapel
Ray Hi Tragutt
St. James Epi Church
Mountain View
Junior Legion Auxili Entertained by Miss Ar Sanner
The Junior Legion Auxiliary was entertained by Miss Ar Sanner at home Friday evening. A Valentine party followed the event with attendees enjoying the seasonal celebration.
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Legion Auxili
Ar Sanner
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American Legion
Legion’ Auxiliary
St. James Guild Hall
Merle Schmittroth
Louis Schmittroth
Reading
Arthur Christensen
John Bourquin
T. W. Sargent
R. E Albright
W. F. Cashmore
T. H. Biden
William McMannis
Frank Woinoski
Joe Wedum
Howard Morse
George M. Gosman
Harold Warner
City Baking Company
Dillon Homemakers ‘Club
K. D. Flock
W. H. Stephan
M. M
Clara Plant
Malcolm Stone
William Backus
Bernice Metlen
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. G. Rodgers
Clarence Crane
Addie Barber
Lee Robinson
Clubs
Ned Saunders
Ernest Orr
Entre Nous Bridge Club
W. W. Hawkins
Chamberlain
Chamberain
Chamerlain Laboratories
Des Moines
Iowa
Idaho Falls
Rotary Meet
Hartwig
Miners
TOR ‘Bulldogs
Gallant
Montana
Montana State University
State Normal College
Grizzlies
Kruzic
Deserve
Missoula
Lazetich
Seyler
Grizzly
Marianna
Smith
Eliels
Ronnie and Sonaddeesadey
Bray
Iss Aeuicesceasctidenes
Thompson
Gibbons
Stephan
Boscoeasonsceees
Bull Pups
Westwood
Westwoods
McGinley
Kelly
Davidson
Ennsenenmenees Maes
McLeod
F. Aasenees Chamberlain
Wetzel Eed
Schoonover Aeeseneneeee Kruzie
Davison Ee Aeeeerneareaeaeben Lubick Aeons
Kelly Banat
Reeenenenancoas McC
Miller
Clarke Hermann
Kerr Contway
Canes Campbell
Jane Darwell
Old Hutch
Wallace Beery
Grand Old
Trouble
May Robson and
Charles Ruggles
Alice Brady
Beavers Battle Deer Lodge
Ersburg
Virginia
Ohio
Memphis
Tennessee
Bego
Organization For Relief
Functiing
Amiral Grayson
Hospit
County
Mr. Conklin
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Hae
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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