Honoring Mrs Gilbert Hosts at Bridge Dinner in Dillon
Mrs Gilbert arrives from New Orleans as guest of Dillon relatives and is feted at a Country Inn bridge dinner. Auction bridge follows with high score by Mrs W H Stephan and low by Mrs Joseph C Smith. out of town guests include Mrs Bowdish and the Metzel sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman G. Gilbert
Dillon
New Orleans
Wilbur G. Gilbert
George M. Gosman
Country Inn
W. H. Stephan
Joseph C. Smith
Bowdish
Battle Creek, Mich
Albert Metzel
Etta Metzel
Alder
Local residents return from trips and visits across Idaho and Montana
Mayor and Mrs Hugh L McCaleb visit Salmon City Ida with Mrs McCalebs mother a pioneer figure. Dan Henneberry and family plan a southern California trip. Telford family motor tour to California. Mrs Kurtz and son visit Blackfoot Id. Bramsmann vacationing in Great Falls. Fryberg party from Great Falls hosts. Vera Marshal and N B Geisler wed in Pocatello. Otto Galloway moves to Missoula. tire business sold. Wedums consider Pacific coast relocation with kids via Glacier trip. Archie Fay returns to Brady. Mary Alice and Jean Peterson from Three Forks visit. A B Keith and wife from Spokane visit Dillon. Wheat moved from Bozeman to Innes ranch area. William Rawson to Everett after Dillon visit. Lewis Penwell, Helena sheepman, attends business in last week.
Woodside Flight Abandoned By Forest Fire Smoke
Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside in a Curtis Wright aircraft attempted a Sunday trip to Missoula with L W Woodside. Dense forest fire smoke forced them to abandon at Deer Lodge and divert to Butte. Elder Woodside continued by train to Missoula to visit Mrs Bert Chapman and planned to return to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Woodside
Curtis Wright
Missoula
L. W. Woodside
Idaho
Deer Lodge
Butte
Woodside
Bert Chapman
Spokane
Drought relief loans opened for Montana farmers
The Agriculture Department reopened drought relief loans to help North Dakota and Montana farmers buy livestock feed. Loans come from a $65 million emergency fund with about $18 million remaining, limited per herd: five beef cattle, five dairy cattle, and 26 sheep per family. Applications due August 1 at Grand Forks. loans mature November 1 with a chattel mortgage on all eligible animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Grand Forks
N. D
Delegates Named for Sunshine Trail Montana Alberta Meet
Governor J E Erickson named 28 delegates to represent Montana at the Alberta Montana Highway Association convention The Sunshine Trail to be held at Waterton Lakes National Park August 9 and 19 Helena will send five delegates including J E OConnell Will A Campbell Fred E Kessler J S Murphy and Frank O’Hara Other delegates include James H Rowe Alex Leggat and Tom Stout from various cities The Sunshine Trail runs from Pocatello Idaho through Dillon Butte Helena Great Falls Conrad Shelby Sweet Grass Lethbridge Calgary to Edmonton A G Baalim of Lethbridge serves as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Waterton Lakes National Park
Charles T. Nevin
James H. Rowe
Alex Leggat
Butte
George Bowery
Frank Cowen
BE. C G. Carruth
A. J. Breitenstein
Havre
Warden
Lloyd Mahoney
L. E. Jones
A. McKinney
Great Falls
D. J. Burke
Tom Stout
Lewistown
KR. Alamat
W. A. Bell
Conrad
Chinook
W. L.young
West Point
F. C. Campbell
B Browning
F. W. Costello
Shelbys Douglas
Pocatello
Idaho
Monida
Dillon
Helena
Shelby
Sweet Grass
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
A. G. Baalim
Salmon Roy Forrester and Louis Schmit Take River Trip
Roy Forrester and Louis Schmit spent the weekend at Salmon enjoying a boat ride down the river. They covered 51 miles on Saturday and Sunday and plan a 130 mile journey downstream in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Forrester
Louis Schmittroth
Salmon
Reworth
Boy Writer Follows Life of Violin Great David Rubinoff
Ed win B Stern of Brooklyn Boys High School wrote about the famed violinist David Rubinoff in The Recorder. The interview describes Rubinoff’s rise from a $1.76 violin to leading orchestras and teaching music as a universal language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave Rubinoff
Chase and Sanborn
Edwin B. Stern
Brooklyn Boys’ High School
the Recorder
Stern
Russia
David
David Rubinoff
Brooklyn Paramount Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Gilbert
Thomas E. Luebben
Luebben
Thomas D. Olmsted
Thomas B., Luebben
Goodwin T. Paul
Conrad Kobra
St. Peter’s Hospital
Don Kohrs
Salmon City
Hugh L. McCaleb
Ida
Anna McCaleb
California
Dan Henneberry
W. F. Henneberry
Edward Mooney
Harry Telford
Rose
Helen Rose
Telford
Pacific Coast
Oliver Kurtz
Blackfoot,Ida
Paul Bramsmann
Eliel Brothers ‘Store
Melton
Russel Fryberg
Miss Jane
Geo. Melton
Vera Marshal
N. B. Geisler
George Opp
Otto Galloway
Galloway
Mr. Galloway
Mrs. Galloway
Brady
Archie Fay
Mrs. 5
Patterson
Three Forks
Mary Alice
Jean Peterson
Homer Faust
A. B. Keith
T. F. McFadden
Bozeman
Gilbert Wheat
Miss Mary Innes
Carl Innes
Everett
Wm. Rawson
J. C. Smith
Wash
Lewis Penwell
Co-operative Sheep Company
KODAK
Geo. M. Gosman
Rexall
Westwood
Andrus Hotel
State Bank & Trust Company of
Dillon, Montan
Gov’t
RM. ‘Barretta
Rain Wilkinson
ST A SN Isy RoVice
MM Stone
M. Barrett
F. G. Jacobsen
J. E. Monroe
Sam Wilkinson
Lucky
The
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C. Networks
American Tobacco Co
Washington
Agriculture Department
Able
North Dakota
Hyde
Kansas City
Shafer
John G. Brown
Congress
J. E. O’connell
Will A. Campbell
Fred E. Kessler
J. 5. Murphy
Frank O'Hara
the Weaf
Avene
Rubino
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