Dillon Groups Hold Social Meetings in Butte Area
Dillon residents and organizations held a series of events this week including Washington's birthday luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. R. Thomas with regent Mrs. Fred Woodside and Silver Bow chapter head Mrs. Chester H. Steele in attendance. Other gatherings covered include the American Association of University Women meeting at Mrs. T. E. Gilbert's home, the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club tonight, and Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star and Rainbow for Girls meetings.
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Dillon
Fred Woodside
Washington
Woodside
Silver Bow
Chester H. Steele
T. E. Luebben
F. H. Bimrose
T. F. McFadden
American Association of University Women
T. E. Gilbert
Audrey Claire
Jean Bishop
Evelyn Rimel
Anne C. Feley
Agnes McDonald
D. L.johnson
Faye Kirkpatrick
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Helga Anderson
Miss Anderson
Maxine Johnson
the Normal College
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Young People’s Fellowship of
St. James Church
Baptist Sunday School
Valera Fairbanks
Fred Crouse
Kathleen Buck
Kappa Epsilon Guild
Crouse
Ruby Bogness
Mexico
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
J. H. Keenan
Dillon Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Girl Scout Council of City Formed
The Girl Scout Council of City formed in August with Jane Waldorf as alternate. Financial report for 1936 shows income 453.90 and balance on hand 162.83, including donations, card party, camp fees, and refunds. Expenses list rent, stationery, telephone, transportation, camperships, and national quota, with a balance of 138.36 carried forward. Lambert Eliel attended to business matters in Helena Thursday.
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Jane Waldorf
Eae
Daffodil Saic Ees
Lambert Eliel
Helena Thursay
Tribune Publishing sale confirmed in district court
Judge Henry G. Rodgers confirmed the sale of Tribune Publishing to Elmer and Albert Erickson with possession to begin soon. Other notes show visits by Mrs. J. T. Newnes and Miss Sophia Guyaz, and Dillon residents attending events in Butte Helena and Bozeman.
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J. T. Newnes
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Dillon
Mary M. Shaw
Ivan Shaw
Wisdom
Tribune Publishing Company
Elmer
Albert Erickson
Henry G. Rodgers
Tribune
Howard A. Johnson
Butte
Bert Megquier
Frank W. Haskins
Dillon Friay
W. B. Hartwig
Helena
Ore
Lorin Carnutt
H. L. Tolley
Don Nelson
Kenneth Wheat
Wayne Roberts
Bozeman
Lost hunter rumored in new home trapper’s cabin
Clinton, a noted local resident, had been in the mountains since early fall. Last week friends found no sign he’d remained at his cabin for weeks. Sheriff Temple was notified and a search began Sunday. Clinton was surprised to learn he was the target of a search.
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Clinton
Temple
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Slows Amid Bad Roads
Idaho Falls stockers and feeders were slow Friday with calves and good yearling steers selling best. Poor road conditions are blamed for the drag in the market as Hans Jaggers of Alliance Nebraska, president of the Idaho Falls Live Stock Commission, visited and bought fleshy feeder steers for Nebraska feed lots, purchasing over 30 cars and planning a 10 day stay.
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Hans Jaggers
Alliance
Neb
Idaho Falls Live Stock Commission Company
Nebraska
Mr. Jaggers
Count Crawford Dies at 61 in Beaverhead County
County resident Count Crawford, 61, died Sunday at the county farm after a lingering illness. He had worked on several ranches in the county and is survived by relatives in the east.
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Count Crawford
Beaverhead County
Well Known Dillon Man Claimed
A prominent Dillon resident with a wide local network and prior ties to Butte’s Ryan Fruit company has died at age 59. Born in Kansas, he spent 22 years in Montana and made Dillon his home for the past nine years. Surviving relatives include wife Mary Hastings son Burton sister May Mooney and extended family across California Texas and Montana. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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State
Kansas
Montana
Butte
Dillon
Ryan Fruit Company
Masonic
Bagdad
Mary Hastings
Burton
May Mooney
Bozeman
Ray Ogle
Pasadena
Calif
Guy Mooney
Billings
Texas
Marine Corps Vacancies Open to Qualified Men
Postmaster H. J. Andrus reports from Captain C. C. Gill that multiple United States Marine Corps vacancies remain for qualified young men. Marines offer chances for adventure travel and education with free courses at the Marine Corps Institute. Inquiries may be made at 433 Federal Office Building Seattle Washington.
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H. J. Andrus
C. C. Gill
Marine Corp
Federal Office
Seattle
Washington
United States Marine Corps
Marines
China
Marine Corps Institute
Marine Corps
Bulldogs Rally Then Fall On Trip With Key Wins And Losses
Wetzel and Dyche led the Bulldogs with 22 and 16 points as Dyche scored the winning basket in the final 30 seconds. E M N S top scorer Gonzalez had 23 points. In the second game against Poly, Wetzel led Normalites with 14 points while Brown of Billings Poly had 15 and McGinley fouled out, leaving the Bulldogs short on offense.
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Wetzel
Bulldogs
Gonzalez
Dyche
Brown
Billings Poly
McGinley
Redburn Cader
Buckley
Beeereenenregrmens
Ross
Green
Eneeeneeens
Asenespasnes
Reewnoeter
Annes
Schoonover Rouse
Cebull
Westwoods
Westwood
Rouse Sro Ae Teyes
McCulley Pereeteeenaaneee
Crooker Whens Resensceeenenen Cebull Ee
Saysacptloashopes
Standard Oil Winter Gasoline Ad Campaign Features
Advertisers tout Standard Oil winter gasoline with a rapid start claim. Cartoonist George Lichty exaggerates the effect in humor drawings showing cars and services arriving before emergencies, weddings, or bouts begin. The ads also stress the correct winter motor oil and a shiver themed lineup with scenes of people in summer wear shivering in snow.
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Paign
George Lichty
Lichty
Normal Squad Closes Season With Varsity Vodvil Plan
The Lege committee chaired by Dr. Robert E. Albright announces the Varsity Vodvil this week. Energetic preparations promise one of the best in the annual series. The event is set for Friday at 8 15 in the auditorium.
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Robert E. Albright
Beavers Capture District Cage Title After Upset
In a tight district final Dillon’s Beavers upset Harrison to claim the district title as Cashmore leads with 20 points. Ennis defeated Whitehall 35-28 for third and fourth, drawing near 100 Dillon fans to the arena while Beavers surged late to seal victory.
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Ennis
Whitehall
Dillon
Beavers
Harrison
Twin Bridges
Cashmore
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Chamberlain Laboratories, Inc
Des Moines
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Eeam
Girl Scout Council
C. T. Callahan
Ted Oliver
Edward Everett Horton
Secret Valley
Harold Bell Wright
Richard Arlen
Virginia Grey
Jack Mulhall
Mary Astor
Charles Quigley
Greta Garbo
Robert Taylor
Lionel Barrymore
Elizabeth Allen
Lenore Ulric
Devil ON
Lili Damita
Fred Keating del Campo
Trapper
Idaho Falls
Crawford
Dillon Examiner
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Ryene
Wilson
Fairbanks
Domitrovich
Dilley
Seeseccese
J. Walsh
Bradley
Hegepbicauomaall F. Walsh
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Raton
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