Society Personals and Local Happenings
Mrs T J Simons and daughter Mary return from Illinois extended visit. Mrs Augusta Campbell and son Amos Wright visit Denver then Cheyenne. Mrs Maxine Little spent last week in Dillon from Lima. Miss Mary Gelhaus visits Helena with Ruth Gelhaus. A son Robert James born to Mr and Mrs Doyle Gordon at Barrett hospital. Mrs C E Nelson returns home after knee injury. Sheriff James McCollum welcomes daughter born at Barrett hospital. Empress of India cruise planned for Miss Bernice Hirschman and Molla Parkin to the Orient. Several residents travel to Missoula Seattle Lansing and Lions Club events noted. Members attend Rainbow Girls picnic at Elkhorn Springs. W C T U lecture at Methodist church. Girl Scout camp attendees listed. L D S relief and Baptist Aid summer socials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Gordon
The
Barrett Hospital
Margaret Grimes
Robert James
Maxine Little
Dillon
Lima
Mary Gelhaus
Helena
Per Pigter
Ruth Gelhaus
J. T. Ross
Mountain Home
Idaho
W. D. Ross
E. W. Rogers
Sheep Creek Basin
Lucille Kelly
Boulder
C. P. Baker
Lewiston
W. H. Mitchell
Sheriff
James McCollum
Lenore Thompson
Bernice Hirschman
Missoula
Molla Parkin
Seattle
Vancouver
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Donovan Led Montana Democrat with Farm and Labor Support
Louis P. Donovan leads Montana Democrats with a Senate tenure of four years and a legislative record showing strong support for farm and labor issues and independence from corporate or special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Senate
Leonard Schulz Montana Prosecuting Attorney Candidate
Leonard Schulz a Dillon native and son of Otto and Mrs Schulz longtime ranch people is a candidate for prosecuting attorney. He attended Dillon grade schools St John s Military Academy Delafield Wis and earned a law degree with honors from the University of Montana Missoula in 1932 and was admitted to Montana practice the same year and to the federal court in May. He has practiced law in Dillon for over a year. he is married with one child and pledges to perform duties with high satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard’ Schulz
Dillon
Beaverhead
Madison
Otto Schulz
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
University of Montana At
Missoula
Montana
Federal
Mr. Schulz
Trout fingerlings released in Armstead ponds by deputy warden
About 60 000 trout fingerlings were released Sunday in Armstead rear ing ponds by C R Price deputy state game and fish warden. Strong winds caused damage in the area last Saturday uprooting trees scattering hay and breaking branches. A marriage license was issued to Margaret Mary McLeod and Ludwig Renland of Butte. Ella Free, teaching in Chicago, arrived in Dillon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
C. R. Price
Margaret Mary McLeod
Ludwig Renland
Butte
Angler Jack Sockness Sets Rainbow Trout Record
Dil lon angler Jack Sockness caught a 10 pound rainbow trout on the lower Big Hole, marking the season’s largest fish. The catch highlights Sockness as a notable local angler and the river’s productive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sockness
Dillon
Seven Rotarians Cross Country in Two Chevrolets
Seven Stockton Rotarians led by A H Patterson set unofficial records driving two Master Six Chevrolets 2225 miles from Stockton to Detroit for the International Rotary convention. The trip included 39 hours 54 minutes total with 1047 miles to Rawlins in under 20 hours despite storms, using only four quarts of oil and no water. The group included Woodruff Patterson as co driver and, after the convention, four members took delivery of new Chevrolets in Flint and returned west by different routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Stockton
Cal
A. H. Patterson
Chevrolet
Chicago
Patterson
Woodruff Patterson
Flint
Paul Weston
Dr. C. D. Holliger
Edward de Limas
Harry J.bruton
Richard Holt
Family Vacation Ledger Details Summer Stay
The report notes a visit by a daughter staying with her mother Mrs. Lillian Free and brother Dr. E. G. Free. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mulkey and their son Don, vacationing at Wade Lake as guests at the Woodside summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Ott
George Erickson
Anson ‘Baxter
Elizabeth Faye
Ott
Kathleen Tonney
Baxter
Lillian Free
E. G. Free
J. B. Mulkey
Don
Wade Lake
Woodside
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. J. Simons
Mary
Illinois
Atm
Byropeste
Byron Orrar
Boye
Augusta Campbell
Amos Wright
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyo
C. E. Nelson
George McFarland
Child
Monrovia, Cal
Mrs.McFarland
Mrs
Elza Smith
Reggie Titeener
Free
Miss Fritel White
Dil- Yon
Lansing
Ruth Schachter
Augusta
Nel Doyle
Clubs
Laura Tolman Scott
Hestorian
National Research Division
Order of Rainbow Girls
Elkhorn Springs
George’ Ditty
Riverside Country Club
West Side
Lutheran Aid Society
Ralph Hansen
Medicine Lodge
Josephine Sizer
R. W. Boone
Mason Gibson
W. E. Stephenson
Castle Rock
Shirley Jardine
Dorothy Ann Davis
Helen Krebba
Eloise Olmsted
Alice May
Loretta Anderson
Joan Fuller
Vivian Allsup
Ellen Fuller
Jane Stallings
Giovanni Cardinale
Patricia Gilbert
L. D. 8. Relief Society
Baptist Aid Society
George Wolfe
Kate Lewis
Louis P
Donovan
U. S
Democratic
Toole County
Tary
Republican
Paine
Calgary
Rentro
Dillon Gun Club
Renfro
Idaho Falls
Seth Chesley
Fred Woodside
Montana Auto Supply Company
Lima Dam
Ella Free
John G.albers
Albers
Cope
Standard of Ca
Standard Oil
Toms
Atlas Tires
Rawlins
Wyoming
Battle Mountain
Nev
State Bank OF Wisdom
Wisdom
State of
Harold Capehart
BBC Pelief
Cashier
Don E
Ntana
Joe Arnold
W. Ralph Huntley
Sherman W
Congress
Pol. Pol. Adv
E. Sabree Street
Terry's
Idaho Street
Sugar Bowl
First National Bank
Dillion, Montana
Feed Pal Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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