Society Notes From Local Dinner and Club Gatherings
Miss Mary Dawn Warner hosted a 14-seat dinner for Mrs. Bernice Papworth of Mis soula who spoke on Japan experiences. Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club met at Miss Clara Plant’s home with Mrs. John Holm as hostess. Methodist Ladies Aid plan a church parlor meeting with hostesses Will Deputy May Forrester and Stella Murray. Merry Mixers Club gathered at Mrs. Maurice Adams. Mrs. T. Lee McCracken to entertain Presbyterian Manse Society tomorrow afternoon. M.S.S. Club meets tonight at Mrs. Ben Davis’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
Clara Plant
John Holm
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Will Deputy
May Forrester
Stella Murray
Merry Mixers
Maurice Adams
T. Lee McCracken
Presbyterian Manse Society
M.S. S. Club
Ben Davis
Olson Dodgson wed in Melrose courthouse ceremony
Miss Hazel Elizabeth Olson and Claude Tyson Dodgson were married Saturday at the Clerk of the Court office with Judge George Opp officiating. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. W Olson of Melrose and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. W T Dodgson of Wise River, noted ranch area. A dinner party followed hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Boger with guests Emma Lovinger Doris Pappin Janet Smith George Melton Jr Bill Bayerd Erwin Christensen and the hosts. Beaverhead DAR met at Regent Mrs. W B Willey’s home with Miss Susan Hand presenting a paper on Indian Artifacts in Beaverhead. Mr. and Mrs. H M Warner entertained eight Warner store employees and partners at a Wilbur cafe dinner party, then at the Warner home for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Elizabeth Olson
T Melrose
Claude Tyson Dodgson
Wise River
Norman Giles
George Opp
W. Olson
Melrose
W. T. Dodgson
Waldron Boger
Emma Lovinger
Bozeman
Doris Pappin
Great Falls
Janet Smith
Anaconda
George Melton, Jr
Bill Bayerd
Erwin Christensen
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. B. Willey
Susan Hand
H. M. Warner
Warner Store
Wilbur Cafe
Warner Home
4 H Club Calves Inspected And Sold To Local 4 H Members
Two Angus calves were bought by Harold and LaRue Cantrell from Gleed Brothers. John Hartwig purchased a calf from Gleed Brothers. A Hereford was bought by Jim Hartwig from Archie Hayden and another Hereford from the MacClary ranch at Sheridan. Dave Hartwig acquired two Angus calves from Archie Hayden. They will be shown at the North Montana fair in Great Falls next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
LaRue Cantrell
Gleed Brothers
John Hartwig
Carl Hartwig
Jim Hartwig
Archie Hayden
MacClary
Sheridan
Dave Hartwig
Democrats Organize House and Senate Manning Is Speaker
Montana lawmakers convened with Democrats in the majority as Manning defeated Spiegel 34 to 23 for house speaker. A. D. McLeod won majority floor leader, while Leonard Plank was elected president pro tempore of the senate. Various party leaders and chaplains were chosen, with Republicans naming Keeley for president pro tempore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Legislative Assembly
Sam Spiegel
Silver Bow
D. M. Manning
Treasure
House
Manning
A. D. McLeod
Cascade
E. J. Byrne
Toole
Sen
Leonard Plank
Liberty
Senate
Hugh R. Adair
W. L. Hammond
Wibaux
D. W. Chapman
Daniels
Harry Mann
Big Horn
E. N. Joffray
Jefferson
James P. Brennan
Richland
Jasper DeCobbeleer
Valley
Charles Stevens
Thomas Huxley
Fergus
Tom Fleming
George Burr
Petroleum
O. A. White
Lake
T. F. Murphy
Deer Lodge
A. E. Kathan
Pondera
Thomas Calder
Prairie
Melvin Holness
Yellowstone
Fred Padbury
Lewis and Clark
Ben Miles
Sweet Grass
G.O.P
W. E. Keeley
Powell
CCC Officer Speaks at Club Dinner on CCC Benefits
The Rotary gathering featured Director Williamson detailing CCC work with 300 000 boys gaining conservation minded skills. Camp educational departments, army supervision, and chores teach discipline and responsibility, while earnings allocations support boys or their families. Guests included Ted Lavine Dillon William Tower Rush Jordan and Norman Henry joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
CCC
Army
Williamson
Rotary Meeting
E. G. Free
Norman Henry
Ted Lavine
Dillon
William Tower
Beaverhead County
Rush Jordan
The
Normal College
University of California
Mrs Mathew Telin Visit Reported in Dillon
Mrs Mathew Telin of Blaine spent last Friday in Dillon for an unspecified visit or appearance, with no additional context or details provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Telin
Blaine
Dillon
Fire Verse Earns High Prize From Dillon Youth
Mrs. Harkness of Dillon received a poem by her 17 year old grandson Don Helm of Lutw ick Idaho formerly of Dillon. The piece Fire a strange and wonderful thing praises fire as both friend and foe and notes its power to warm, provide and destroy.
O Mahoney seeks wool exclusion in Australia trade pact
Senator O Mahoney demanded explicit assurance that wool would not be among commodities for consideration in any reciprocal trade treaty with Australia. He criticized the State department for promising a hearing and urged a complete elimination of wool from treaty talks to calm U S wool producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O’mahoney
Wyo
State Department
Australia
United States
Commonwealth of Australia
Dredge Project Near Bannack Reported by Syndicate
A syndicate plans a dredge near Bannack to exploit ore deposits while the Pay Day mine west of Ermont shows drifting ore pockets. The Golden Messenger mill in Bannack reports seven feet of ore over $200 value in the Thompson tunnel via Dan Turner. A St Louis firm commits to thorough nickel prospecting in Blacktail once weather allows. The state bureau of mines notes ore samples and pending results from the Nevada experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermont
Golden Messenger
Bannack
Dan Turner
Thompson Tunnel
St. Louis
Blacktail
Geological Department of the State Bureau of Mines
Nevada
County Farm Supervisor Named Amid Plans for Year
A county farm supervisor was selected as extensive county construction projects are planned for the ensuing year. The board sought membership in Jefferson Valley Rural Electric Cooperative to secure rights for county buildings in Lima. New county officers conferred briefly with the commissioners yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Valley Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Lima
Montana Dental Health Plan Inauguration Planned
Officials of the Montana state board of health and the state dental association announce a statewide dental health education program. As a first step all dental surgeons are asked to cooperate in a survey by the maternal and child welfare division to map current dental programs. The division emphasizes education as the core focus for future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Board of Health
State Dental Association
Maternal and Child Welfare Division
The
Health Board
Edythe P. Hershey
Board of Health
Dr. Hershey
Solons Wrestling On Budget Problem
Legislators face a looming budget for the 26th assembly with proposed maintenance appropriations of 2 619 775 for year one and 2 500 165 for year two. Projected net revenues are 3 964 280 and 4 012 880 respectively, excluding a three mill university levy. funding for the Greater University welfare water conservation and teachers retirement is deferred to supplemental bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
26Th Legislative Assembly
State Board of Examiners
University
State Welfare Department
Car License Rush in 1938 County Totals
In 1938, Treasurer Mathews issued 1860 car licenses and 662 truck licenses as part of a large demand for vehicle plates across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Beaverhead Officers Begin New Terms
Joe Metlen is re-elected as state representative and left Sunday for Helena to begin his duties. George Montgomery is the hold-over senator from Beaverhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Metlen
Helena
George Montgomery
Beaverhead
1939 Construction Plans For Birch Creek CCC Camp
The Birch Creek CCC camp, home to about 200 enrollees, has a mapped out program of extensive construction projects planned for 1939. The work aims to develop facilities and infrastructure for the camp and its personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Creek
CCC
High School Students Move to New Quarters
On Monday, before high school and college reopen, students will relocate to new quarters to allow an earlier termination of the spring term. Hot lunches will be unavailable at the training school for several days, announced Supt. Paul Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anderson
Hartwig Family Obituary Noted In Dillon
The notice reports the death of a Dillon resident with survivors including his wife and parents Mr and Mrs W J Hartwig. He leaves two sisters Mrs A H McConnell of Long Beach and Mrs L H Sutton of Seattle and two brothers Charles of Long Beach and W B of Dillon. W B Hartwig traveled from Dillon and the Hartwigs were due to arrive from Long Beach on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
W. J. Hartwig
Long Beach
Calif
A. H. McConnell
L. H. Sutton
Seattle
Charles
W. B
Dillon
Bud” Hartwig
Helena Independent
Decker Family Visits Dillon Relatives from Helena
Mr and Mrs Clarence Decker and their two children of Helena spent the weekends with relatives in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Decker
Helena
Dillon
DELL residents and visitors seen in Dillon notes
Mrs. Oscar Gravely of Dell received treatment at Barrett hospital for a broken wrist after slipping on ice at the Gravely ranch. Mrs. Chris Peterson of Dell visited Dillon Thursday. Ralph Streb of Melrose and Art Mayden of Dell were Dillon visitors. Harold and Don Wheat left for Seattle to resume studies at the University of Washington. Mrs. J. H. Smith of Butte is seriously ill at her daughter’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson of Jackson spent last Friday in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Peterson of Bozeman visited Dillon relatives Monday. The Rev. Rowland Davenport of Butte spoke to Dillon Baptists last night. Lester Nyhart of Twin Bridges was in Dillon last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gravely
Dell
Barrett Hospital
Gravely
Chris Peterson
Ralph Streb
Melrose
Dillon
Harold
Don Wheat
Seattle
University of Washington
Art Mayden
J. H. Smith
Butte
D. W. Paddock
Fred Nelson
Jackson
C.H. Peterson
Bozeman
Rowland Davenport
Dillon Baptists
Lester Nyhart
Twin Bridges
Epiphany Service at First Lutheran Church
Leonard Thompson pastor leads Epiphany Sunday service at 11 a m with sermon Star of the East and 10 a m Sunday school Lutheran Student Association meets. Annual congregational business meeting Friday Jan 6 at 8 p m and Young Peoples Luther League Thursday Jan 12 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Thompson
Star of the East
Lutheran Student Association
Young Peoples Luther League
Graduates Named From Normal Schools in 1920s
Silver Bow county lists A. Jerome Wall class of 1928 as graduate from Normal in Office. Valley county and Ray S. Eisenbart class of 1932 appear in Wibaux county records.
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Silver Bow County
A. Jerome Wall
Valley County
Ray S. Eisenbart
Wibaux County
Feeder Tours Highlight Montana Agriculture Prospects
Montana will host feeder tours in January to show off local feeds for lambs and beef. The Yellowstone county event opens January 5 with visits to Huntley field station on January 6 and other tours in Chinook Sid ney and Hardin through January 13. Speakers include successful feeders and university staff. Government payments push total 1938 cash income toward 7.625 billion dollars, with U.S. agriculture at 8.6 billion. November marketings show typical seasonal decline. A reminder to use a family budget to spot leaks.
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Montana
Howard G. Lewis
Yellowstone County
Huntley Field
Chinook Area
Sidney
Hardin
State College Animal Husbandry Department
Lewis
U. S. Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Cattle rustlers shift to mink theft in Diller country
Reports from the sheriff's office in Diller indicate a shift in stock crimes from driving off cattle to rustling mink from fur farms. Authorities say rustlers have targeted penned mink rather than cattle in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Mrs Frank Sawyer Spends Friday in Dillon
Mrs Frank Sawyer spent Friday in Dillon from her home and Twin Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sawyer
Dillon
Twin Bridges
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Dillon Vs
Mary Dawn Warner
Bernice Papworth
State University
Missoula
S. D. Ilirschman
Clubs
Frank C. McFadden
Perry Watters
Hartwig
the Corner
Shirley Temple
Charles Farrell
Bill Robinson
Deave
Depres
the Citadel
Robert Donat
Rosalind Russell
New York
Men of Medicine
Duke OF
West Point
Louis Hayward
Tom Brown
Joan Fontaine
Solons Wrestling
First Lutheran Church
Weinberg’s
I. Miller
Sidney Mann
Weinberg
W. Park St
Browndale Regal Star
Ravens Leader
Diamond Mine
Dale E. Metlen
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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