Dillon Scene Notes Local Events and Visit Briefs
Dillon residents share news including visits by Mrs. J. E. Kelly to Bozeman and Judge Lyman H. Bennett handling early week court matters. Twin birth in Dillon to Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Shaffner highlights Beaverhead County's first newborns in nine years alongside church meetings and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Bennett
Margaret Hansen
Blackfoot
Ida
Edgar B. Rife
Armstead
Dillon
Fred I. Hanson
Lakeview
Lorin Shaffner
Wing
Beaverhead County
First Lutheran Church
Dillon Wranglers Club
Pearl I. Smith
FP. L. Foor
Montana State Normal College
C. €. Gosman
Lima
J. B. Shay
Wisdom
Bertie Mathews
H. L. McCaleb
Lambert Hiriel
Rochester
Minn
Community Club Meetings and Social Events
The B B Pinochle club met at Mrs. Frank Morrison’s ranch home with T T Mc Adam and Mrs W E Roberts top scorers and refreshments served. Other gatherings included the Men's Contract Bridge club at St James guild hall hosted by Free Stephan Irey and Harris, Mizpah Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic temple, Ladies Afternoon Bridge at St James guild hall, Methodist Aid society parish meeting with Mrs W T Scully and Mrs Sherman Hughes as hostesses, Bannack community entertainment with proceeds for charity featuring a three act play and a dance by Fay's Hawaiians, and The Manse society hosting a no hostess meeting at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morrison
T. T. McAdam
W. E. Roberts
St. James Guild Hall
Messrs. Free
Stephan, Irey and
Harris
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Methodist Aid Society
W. T. Scully
Sherman Hughes
Bannack
Fay
Dillon
Manse Society
Dillon Chapter A. A. A. W. Holds Meeting Monday
Dillon chapter of the American Association of University Women held its meeting Monday with hostesses Mrs. Luebben Miss Jessie Duboc Miss Elizabeth Shotwell and Miss Myrtle Savidge assisting. The discussion focused on rent problems in Montana and included members from the Dillon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Luebben
Jessie Duboc
Elizabeth Shotwell
Myrtle Savidge
Electors Should Change Precincts for Convenience
Beaverhead county electors residing in other precincts than those registered should transfer at the office of Clerk and Recorder Albert E. Baker. Voters are not required to vote where listed but should prefer to vote in their ward, especially with the upcoming election when each ward selects its alderman. Many voters do not reside in their listed precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Albert
Baker
Guy
Falat
Ellen May Guild to Hold Annual Party Tomorrow
The Pilon May guild of the Presbyterian church will hold its annual party tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in the new church parlors. All church members and budget contributors are invited, with Manse society members as guests of honor. A program of three minute talks, music and games will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilon May
The
Presbyterian Church
New Church
Manse Society
Beav erhead Post Office Site Bids Opened in Washington
The new building funded by Congress will cost about $100000 and will host the post office and the Beaverhead National Forest headquarters. Inspector recommendations will receive major consideration but not final. Bids opened in Washington on Oct 13. site selection action was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Beaverhead National Forest
Washington, D. C
Dillon Man 19 Claimed Last Friday
F. X. Lechner and interment was in Mountain View cemetery. Mr. Severinsky was well known in the community and had many friends who deeply regretted his passing. Surviving him are his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Adolph Kru letz of Dillon and Mrs. Antonia Reber of Austria, and four sons, Rudy of Dillon, John and Joe of Butte and Charles of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Lechner
Mountain View Cemetery
Severinsky
Adolph Kruletz
Dillon
Antonia Reber
Austria
Rudy
John
Joe
Butte
Charles
Chicago
Physician Joins Murray Hospital Staff
Dr. H. A. Stanchfield, University of Minnesota graduate, joins Murray hospital as hospital physician and surgeon. Born and raised in Wise River, he is well known in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Stanchfield
University of Minnesota
Murray Hospital
Wise River
Butte
Dillon mine bonded for 1 million in 1893
The Dillon mine in Bald Mountain district secured a 1,000,000 bond from a Chicago syndicate. An expert called the property among the state's greatest assets. A charity oyster supper raised about 40 dollars net for the public library. The incandescent light circuit and railroad spur to the power house were about to start operation or construction. A Greenleaf turntable was completed downtown. A clothing and blanket sale opened next to City Drug store offering bargains in exchange for horses. A steel bridge for the Oregon Shorts Line was being built over the Beaverhead river near Barrett's station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Bald Mountain
Chicago
Greenleaf
City Drug Store
Dingley
California
Oregon
Beaverhead items and railway notes move through Dillon
The Beaverhead Brewing Co reopens operations in Lemhi county with a local beer claiming no need for doctored imports. Steel bridge plans replace wooden spans on the Short Line. The northbound passenger train delays four hours Thursday afternoon due to snow blockades. Dillon area life includes theatre and literary events as well as civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s Office
Dillon Theatre
Shakespeare Club
Beaverhead Brewing Co
Lembt
Thia
State Railway Association
Butte
J. E. Monroe
State Normal College
Bozeman Lagt
Country Life Association
J. T. Maroney
Montana
East
Helena
Hoover Opinion Sparks Legion Debate On Veteran Care
The Iowa Legionnaire cites Hoover in opposing local cuts to veteran benefits, urging federal responsibility for disabled veterans. A nationwide Victory broadcast by the American Legion is planned for March 4 at 11:30 to 12:30 EST to celebrate membership gains and present program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
National Economy League
Treasury Raiders
Iowa Legionnairy
Congress
American Legion
Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Ife
United States
the Legion
National
Agriculture funds largely diverted to roads
More than 69 percent of all funds expended and obligated by the U S Department of Agriculture are allocated to road projects. The rest covers programs across farming, forestry, and rural development, highlighting a road heavy budget focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agricul
Expenditure Report Details Road and Relief Funds in 1982
The secretary's annual report lists total outlays of 306 400 098 for the fiscal year 1982. Roads received 213 421 775 dollars (69.1 percent) while ordinary department work accounts for 67 131 028 dollars (34.91 percent) and emergency relief loans and payments to states for cooperative programs totaled 26 847 294 dollars (8.76 percent).
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Atates
Man About Town at Hartwig Theatre Next Weekend
Fox film with Werner Baxter as lover in a plot of two friends and a woman who enters their lives. Jealousy hatred and tragedy follow but the men unite to defend the woman when she faces murder. Karen Morley stars with Arsene Lupin and an ensemble including Tearle Bond Stengel Mowbray Grant Hobbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Werner Baxter
Hartwig
Yampin
Karen Morley
Arsene Lupin
Conway Tearle
Lilian Bond
Leni Stengel
Alan Mowbray
Lawrence Grant
Halliwell Hobbes
Bladder Physic Promises Nightly Relief and Sleep
An old advertisement claims a bladder physic cleanses urine impurities and acids to ease irritation and night awakenings. It touts a 26 cent test box from a druggist with four days to seek a refund if not relieved, and says users will sleep better. Geo M Gosman Druggist sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Gosman
Adv
Classified Wants and Sales Here at Examiner Office
Classified column offers an iron rendering kettle about 30 gallons call at Examiner office Olsen rug 9x12 never used bargain sale inquiry at Examiner office good used auto parts panic prices Generators starters cylinder heads Cramp ton Auto Wreckers P O Box 604 Stockton Calif 22 15t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner Office
Olsen
Crampton Auto Wreckers
P. O
Stockton
Calif
Gatekeeper of Fate Admits Printer After Long Career
An editor at the pearly gate faces St Peter who questions deeds before entry. The printer recounts running a country printing plant on earth for many years. The gate grants admission and a harp is offered as reward for trouble endured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Peter
Legals Notice of Probate for Charla Mur Lenuy Pars ta
Court in Beaverhead County schedules January 30 1933 at 10 00 am in the courthouse to prove a will and issue Letters Testamentary for the estate of Charlmur Lenuy Pars ta. Any interested party may appear to contest the proceeding and a hearing will be held before the court clerk. This notice is dated January 41th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlmur
Beaverhead
Timber For Sale in Beaverhead National Forest Montana
National Forest timber sale notice requests sealed bids to be received by the Forest Supervisor in Dillon Montana by February 18 1933 for about 725 acres in Quartz Hill Gulch. Species include Douglas fir lodgepole whitebark pine and Engelmann spruce with an estimated 178000 feet board measure. Minimum bid two dollars per foot with a $100 deposit per bid. The forest reserves the right to reject all bids and bidders must obtain full sale details from the Forest Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mont
Quartz Hill Gulch
Beaverhead National Forest
Montdhe
Montana
Notice to Creditors in Norris Estate Dillon Montana
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County the executrix Ada Belle Patterson of the Norris estate requires all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown to Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden, Dillon, Montana, for the estate administration dated January 16, 1933. First published January 18, 1933 in the Dillon Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Charles E. Norris
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho Street
Dillon
Patterson
Charlies EF. Norris
Dillon Examiner
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Examiner
St. James Parish
E L. Poindexter
Harry J. Andrug
Ivan Jy. Jennings
J. E. Kelly
Bozeman
Ray Bruce
Helen Fairbank
Smith McKnight
Dell
Mayo Clinic
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Maxine Little
Lima Ledger
Fred Woodside
Joe Maulkey
Joe Tacy
Pauling Jitpich
Fred Rife
Bert McNinch
Roland Lapee
Great Falla
Mary Baker
Robert Marchessault
Grant
Dillon Elks’ Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Harrison
Conrad
John T. Orr
Dillon Masonic Fraternal Society
C. B. Bliqn
Pascal Rimat Af Dell
James Prohosky
Barrett Hospital
Bob Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Stella Smith
Barratt
F. J. Harkness
Meng
Idaho
Sheep Creek Basin
Henry Birrer
Cecil of
Ray Martinelli
Melvyn Harding
Billings
F. A. Hygelbaker
Migsqula
H. B. Harkness
Superintendent of Schools
Nell Doyle
Hvalyn Jackson
Dillon, Montana
Snapahota
GEQ
M. Gosman
Rexall
William Haines
Madge Evans
Conrad Nagel
Cliff Edwards
Warner Baxter
Man
Karen Morley Conway Tearle
Washington
Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
Sally Blane
Farrell MacDonald
Ellen May Guild
Murray
Oregon Shorts ‘Line
Beaverhead River
Barrett’s Station
the Listening Post
Eix-Service
Department OF Agriculture
Kentucky
Kentucky Burley Tobacco
Farmer’s
McClure Building
Frankfort, Kentucky
Legals
National Forest Timber For Sale
Tribune Book Store
Geo. L. Routledge, M. D
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