Social and club notices from Dillon IX 1941
Double Four Club host luncheon and bridge at Mrs. Fred Woodside's home. Dillon PTA holds regular monthly meeting at the high school with a founder's day program. Many clubs meet for social games and dinners with numerous officers and members listed. Beav erhead county towns host dances pinochle and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Four Club
Fred Woodside
Double Four
P.T.A
Dillon Parent- Teachers Association
Lambert Eliel
Margaret Johnson
Vera Cooke Hazel
Ruth Phelps
Ralph McFadden
Alice Davis
T. F. McFadden
O. T. Vandegrift
Just-a-Mere Club
John Hildreth
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors Lodge
C.F. Hall
Sydonia Houbjerg
Laura Swain
Stella Hoffman
Wilma Holloran
F. G. Lyons
Jack O’donnell
John Sander
Lee Hoerning
Rachel DeLadd
John Walters
Lodge
Oracle
Ardella Sanner
Lorrayne Digare
Daniel Boka
Dorothy Ann Boka
Paul Holloran
Martha Kay Stroeder
Betty Swaim
Mildred Tucker
Inner Sentinel
Christine Zugel
Marjorie Pettit
Donna Talent
Mary Lou Stroede
Order of Eastern Star
Charles Price
Roy Herndon
Susan Barnett
Fratie Stone
Cora Holland
Harry Graves
Normal College
Lester Kurtz
Jardine Rife
Pat Waltorf
Erwin Christensen
Clifton McLaughlin
Ruth Phleps
Servie
H. L. Tolley
Amos Wright
Lon
Edith Crouse
W. E. Club
W. E. Pinochle Club
C. I. Hale
Harold Wheelbarger
J. G. Mattingly
C. I. Ale
Nemeck Returns to Murray Motors in Butte
Jack Nemeck former Montana Auto Supply manager and ex president of Standard Motor joins the Murray Motor Co sales department in Butte. The move renews ties with Roy Murray dating back to Dillon in 1915. The Nemeks returned from a trip through southern states and Mexico and considered relocating but chose Montana as the best option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nemeck
Montana Auto Supply Company
Butte
Standard Motor Company
Murray Motor Co
Nemeck
Muray Motor Company
Roy Murray
Murray Motor Company
Dillon
Mentana
Hawkins to Succeed Combes on Chamber Board
Chamber of Commerce board members met to confirm W. W. Hawkins as successor to G. D. Combes who has moved to the coast. The group discussed highway 91 improvements under the defense program, including widening by ten feet and resurfacing, plus possible action on the Twin Bridges-Dillon road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Pres. E. W. Bond
See
Beavers and White Hall Vie in District Meet
Beavers prepare to meet White Hall tomorrow at 7 30 in a district meet with Twin Bridges facing Ennis at 8 30. The schedule includes losers bracket play Friday and semifinals Friday night with champions crowned Saturday night. District standings list Whitehall 11 2, St Peters 12 5, Twin Bridges 12 6, Dillon 6 6, Virginia City 8 8, Ennis 11 5, Harrison 11 6, Sheridan 5 12. Officials are John Good and Frank Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Whitehall
Dillon
St. Peters
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Cornell-Dartmouth
Harrison
Sheridan
John Good
Butte
Frank Ward
Red Lodge
Gosman Drug Store
Dillon Rooters
Beavers
Community News Highlights Wisdom Montana Events
Social visits in Wisdom include the Neidts hosting relatives near Jackson and a Thursday Contract club gathering with Mrs. Helming as hostess. Jubilees, weddings, and a string of local notices cover health, travel, charity card parties, and school events through February.
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Read in Churches
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon focused on Soul with the golden text Let all those that seek thee rejoice and be glad in thee The lesson cited Romans 8 5 7 and references from Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy It notes the opposition of the carnal mind to divine Science and to God with emphasis on spiritual mindedness bringing life and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Quote: Honor Is Worth Its Danger and Its Cost
A concise aphorism attributed to G Bernard Shaw proclaims that honor holds value despite risk and that life loses meaning without honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bernard Shaw
Representatives Meet to Advance Beaverhead County Museum
Groups including Theta club Normal College faculty Beaverhead Mining association Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Chamber of Commerce Daughters of the American Revolution and the American Legion gathered at W B Willeys home Tuesday evening to push museum development. Dr S E Davis offered a room at the Normal College for displays but funds for display cases remain short. Theta club leads with a $75 donation. Donations of material or money for cases are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Willey
Beaverhead County
S. E. Davis
Normal College
Theta Club
Theta, Normal College Faculty
Beaverhead Mining Association
Sons & Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Chamber of Commree, ‘Daughters of the American Revolution
The
American Legion
Bulldogs Split Twin Bill With Polys For First Loss
Dead-eye Dave Aitken led with 25 points while Johnny Burgess added 15 from guard. Billings kept pressure, Tri-City led 22 29 at half as Bulldogs surged to 46 41 late, but a final long center shot gave the visitors the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Aitken
Johnny Burgess
Crusaders
Bulldogs
Bulldog
Ernie Good
Schultz
Borgen
Billings Quint
Billings
Invaders
County Commissioners End Extra Session Over Hold Release
County commissioners met in extra session to decide on releasing a hold order at the South Dakota State Penitentiary. They conditionally canceled the hold upon receipt of 1000 dollars and that Kiner not return to the county, with adjournment set for Monday February 17, 1941 at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Kiner
Flying Enumerators Report Wholesale Antelope Collision
Two herds of pronghorns totaling about 140 head collided head-on on a ridge as a pilot descended. Both groups recovered and fled uninjured. Enumerators deny testing antifreeze prior to the sighting and state the aircraft was air cooled.
Four wedding ceremonies follow Valentine’s Day
State Normal college WPA recreational leader in Dillon schools. Monday a license was issued to Clyde Webster and Shirley Lee Hubbard, both of Dillon, daughter and son of L R Hubbard and E T Webster. They were married Monday evening by Justice George Opp. Tuesday morning Lynn Hoxer of Sage Wyoming and Ann Anderson of Alpine Wyoming were married in the clerk's office by Justice Louis Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Neidt
Karen
John Neidt
Jackson
Harry Helming
George Johnson
Warren Shaw
Cy Swartz
Douglas Morrison
Walter Stewart
Clarence Helming
Elmer Jensen
Tom Williams
Butte
Anaconda
al Beck
Ramsey
Beck
Wisdom
Mary Ann Shaw
Pacific Coast
Chester Campbell
Campbell
Dillon
Wallace Francis
Ralph Huntley
Ralph and
Clark Huntley
San Francisco
California
Big Hole Basin
James Scofield
Ralston
Jackson Hill
Elkhorn Road
Allen Spencer
Rosa Neidt
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Mary Rasmussen
Lillian White
Earl Willey
Methodist
J. A. Meeke
Walter White
Hamilton High School
Hamilton
Missoula
Wisdom Telephone Exchange
The
Basin
Percy Willey
Beaverhead County
Jahnke Bros
Wilma Givogre
Don Julson
Wilbur Cafe
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Washington
Wisdom Fire Department
Masonic Temple
Wisem
P.T.C.C
Wisdom School
State Normal College
WPA
Dillon Public Schools
Clyde Webster
Shirley Lee Hubbard
L. R. Hubbard
E. T. Webster
Justice of the Peace
George Opp
Lynn Hoxer
Sage
Wyo
Ann Anderson
Alpine
Louis Stahl
Montana Day Rally Visit Near Yellowstone Park
Mr and Mrs William Chism and Mr and Mrs C M Caster drove to Livingston Saturday to visit Vern Rang and former Dillon residents. They spent Sunday in Cooke City Yellowstone Park with about a thousand Montanans celebrating Montana day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chism
C. M. Casterline
Livingston
Vern Rang
Dillon
Cooke City
Yellowstone Park
Roundup of Oddities and Quotables From A City Paper
A string of quirky quotes and wry observations crosses international lines from Toronto to London to San Francisco. Notes include mock spelling corrections, wartime jibes, political quips, marital gossip, and a caricatured tax on whiskey. An amusing collage of cultural snippets and headlines.
Hillstead couple to attend Vaughn Ragsdale convention
Mr and Mrs William Hillstead plan to leave Dillon Saturday to attend a Vaughn Ragsdale employees convention in Billings on February 23 24 25 with details of travel and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hillstead
Dillon
Vaughn- Ragsdale
Billings
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Frank Lasich
L. H. Smith
Elfreda Paddock
Janet Curry
Peggy Smith
Brandt Casterline
Tommy Tucker
Nick Dionne
Gerry Gillis
Leah Johnson
Luther French
Mae Belle Paddock
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Howard Lyons
Robert Jones
Verle Sargent
Bill Hazlett
Dorothy Tyre
Danny Paddock
Willelene Smith
Otto Christensen
Vilas Banning
John Shaffner
Frank Davis
George Stefanatz
Frank Bell
Robert Melton
Norman Downing
John Laden
Clarence Anderson
Kenneth
Ralph Smith
George Shaffner
Vic Peterson
Alice
Estella Melton
Yakima
Wash
Margaret Bidstrup
Robert J. Bidstrup
Leland R. Illingworth
Los Angeles
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First Presbyterian Church of
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Seattle
Wallace Illingworth
Deola Childs
Florence Casterline
William Wellborn, Jr
Lillian Anderson
Claude Lay
Mary Tate
Bridge Club
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Ann Dart
Montana Gilbert
A. A. Schroeder
George Lenox
Addie Morrison
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
I.c.0.f
Reno
Wes Mares
Wayne Myers
Sam Cardinale
Kenneth Wheat
Leonard Schultz
S. M. Rogan
Margaret Hojlloran
Catholic League
Wheat Home
Nancy Barrett
Ernest Nelson
Helen Kiebba
James Harrington
Gladys Carr
Nite Club
Bernice Metlen
Malcolm Stone
Robert Watson
Mayme Allen
Teesday
Bridge
Edna Wheat
Mizpah
Valentine
Dorothy Schwartz
Chris Overgard
A. S. Johnson
Waldron Boger
Philip Cattom
Blanche Haines
Guild
Charlotte Ballard
Tom Carney
St. Rose Guild
Ballard
L.D.S
Latter Day Saints Relief Society
Ada Dieterle
L.D.S. Relief Society
St. James’ Guild
E. L. Poindexter
Susan Findling
Harold Snow
William Lovell
W. G. Lewis
Barrett Hospital
Mortimer
Palmer
Dilton
Murray Motors
W. W. Hawkins
G. Combes
Chamber
Robert Funk
Mr. Funk
Pao
Davis Motor Co
Ford
Lincoln Dillon
Mont
Uncle ED
Toronto
London
New York
Mary Brown
Zachariski
Goering
Austria
Hitler
Salinas
Albany
al-4 Bania
Geo. M. Gosman
First National Bank
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