Colonial Tea Members of Dillon Ladies Host Fundraiser
The women from Dillon churches plan a Colonial tea at St James guild hall next Saturday afternoon. Attire will be colonial with tables run by ladies as hosts. Proceeds aid the Barrett hospital fund and the program features violin and instrumental performances by local students and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
St. James Guild Hall
Barrett Hospital Fund
Child Study Club
E. B. Hastings
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
A. I. Cashmore
W. B. Emerick
Dillon Dental Hosts Dinner Party For Local Colleagues
Dr W J Romersa acted as genial hostess hosting a Sunday dinner at his South Atlantic Street home in Dillon for fellow dental professionals Dr R D Curry Dr F H Best and Dr F M Bimrose. After a refined dinner contract bridge followed among guests including the esteemed group. Miss Louise Freeman upcoming bride received a miscellaneous shower last Monday at T F Barrett residence with Nan Barrett Constance Barrett Georgia Mathews Ruth Hedrick Elizabeth Van Noy and Mrs John Breeden as helpers. Miss Freeman registrar at Montana State Normal college has long resided in Dillon making many friends. Mrs Helen Randolph will host the Hylo club at her home in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Romersa
South Atlantic Street
Dillon
Louise Freeman
T. F. Barrett
Nan
Constance Barrett
Georgia Mathews
Ruth Hedrick
Elizabeth van Noy
John Breeden
Miss Freeman
Montana State Normal College
Carthage Republican 1864 Poem Pages Style
Poem printed in the Carthage Republican on January 1 1864 revived from clipping book. It mocks sin crime and vice and moralizing preachers then offers playful verses on Leap Year brides and local professions including lawyers doctors and merchants with satirical lines and regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
John Cochrane
Forest officials call for reforestation of vast Western Montana acreage
Forest service officials note extensive western Montana and northern Idaho forest land remains to be planted after fires. In 20 years about 85,000 acres have been planted. 4,000 acres in 1931 on Cabinet St. Joe and Coeur d'Alene forests. Three million trees set using 200 local workers. 60 percent of new trees perished last spring and prior autumn due to drought. If shrubs survive year one, losses fall. drought and weather cause high mortality. Average 680 trees per acre. cost about $10 per acre. Trees supplied by Savenac nursery Haugan with seedlings and shrubs prepared for future planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
Idaho
Forest Service
Cabinet
St. Joe
Coeur d'Alene
Drouth
Savenac Nursery
Haugan
Montana 16th in U S homicide rate per 100000
A Mississippi health official’s survey ranks Montana 16th among 24 states with the highest homicide rate in 1930 at 10.6 per 100000. Illinois leads in total homicides. New York and Ohio follow. Rates for 1928–1930 show Montana rising from 8.2 to 10.6, with 44 deaths in 1928, 54 in 1929, and 57 in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontana
Union
R. N. Whitfield
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Mississippi State Board of Health
Whitfield
Montana
Ilinois
Mississippi Statistician
United States
Canada
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Massachusetts
New England
Illinois
New York
Ohio
Georgia
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
New Mexico
Arkansas
South Carolina
West Virginia
Nevada
Virginia
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Colorado
Delaware
Michigan
California
The Yeomen Join the Plow and Town Progress
A satirical voice urges farmers to flood markets with ready money and buy goods at high prices. It mocks competition among traders, praises rural advancement, and celebrates the city’s growth in railroads, buildings, and trade while the dhow bows out, extending blessings for New.
Land Department Sets Record With Bond Investments
Montana land department under Commissioner I M Brandford reports January 21 total investments of 10 008 043 15 in bonds. Most in county, school district and city bonds with 1 088 500 in U S bonds. Interest collected 466 600 57 for the year. Bonds are held for permanent funds, amortization plans since 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Land Department
State of
Montana
I. M. Brandford
State Land Department
U. S
Brandford
Department
In Memory of Charles Herbert Wheat
A memorial poem honors Charles Herbert Wheat with lines about peaceful rest and enduring love. The verse speaks of a wife, friends, and a sense of his presence beyond the portal in an immortal realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herbert Wheat
Moratorium on criticism urged by Irving T Bush
Irving T Bush urges a 1932 moratorium on destructive criticism by all parties to back the Hoover administration in solving the economic crisis. He says the nation should unite in silence about others' mistakes, as elections approach, and focus on aiding the president amid a global trade slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Whipple
New York
United States
Irving T. Bush
Industraist
Bush Terminal
Congress
Bush
Mr. Hoover
New York Harbor
Mammoth Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
Wool shrinkage affects Montana wool value estimates
The animal husbandry department at Montana State College advises sheepmen to estimate clean wool amounts before valuing their clip. By tracking shrinkage from 50 to 80 percent and using Boston clean prices, local grease value is calculated. freight and charges reduce the final price to about 19.5 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Boston
Montana
Mr and Mrs W C Jennings Move to Dillon Home
Mr and Mrs W C Jennings relocate from Bannack to Dillon to establish their new residence and begin life in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jennings
Bannack
Dillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Hoerning
Mona Harding
Bert Green
Leone Cashmore
Betty Hall
Helen Wilkinson
Lulu Belle Gilman
Dorothy Hildreth
Eleanor Wheat
L. A. Gregory
Betty Blythe Stephan
Judith Ann Chapman
Normal College
Elizabeth Ballard
Lois Thompson
Agnes Curran
Iva McKamay
Peter J. Peterson
E. L. Poindexter
Lulu Shaw
Ed Knox
Methodist Aid Society
George Gosman
Butte
Emerson Elderkin
Mary Judge
Marian Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
Harriet Tooley
A. F. Waldorf
Helen Devaney
Melroge
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Ralph O'Leary
Mildred Carlson
Joseph Gelhaus
Romersa
Dr. R. D. Curry
F. H. Best
F. M. Bimrose
Clubs
Helen Randolph
Hylo Club
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Carrier
Carthage Republican
Bro. Hart
Stepp’s
Quence
Parke, Davis & Co
Aeaness
Geo. M. Gosman
Dillon, Montana
Porto Rico
James R. Beverly
Texas
Hoover
Theodore Roose- Veie
Ie. Bevan
Lords of the Creation
Will Rogers
Fifi Dorsay
America
Anne
Dorothy Lee
Ruth Hall
Clown Prince
Talkies
Norma Shearer and
Robert Montgomery
Reginald Denny
Una Merkel
Walter Huston
Chic Sales
Dicky Moore
Frances Starr
Grant Mitchell
Sally Blane
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