Community Social Roundup in Wise River and Dillon
Local families from Anaconda to Dillon visit kin and friends across towns. Social calls include Verne Stanchfield to Will Collam and many gatherings at the Pendergast and Mallon households, plus Wis River Woman's Club card parties with multiple prizewinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ferguson
Anaconda
Robert
Robert Fern
Elmer ¥Rland
Jackie
Dora Campbell
Charles Ralston
Verne Stanchfield
Will Collam
Sharon Lea
Fred Gill
Howard Bergin
Harry Bennett
Butte
Elizabeth Allen
Dillon
Leonard Leake
James
Fred Patterson
Verne Smith
Gene Smith
Ralph Potts
Jimmy Dodd
Howard Johnson
JohnsTong
Dewey
John Trueman
Punch Asia
Walter Gnose
Frank Husted
Swee Rat
Rs. Theodoa
Frank Dodgson
Lorraine
Walter Goose
J. S. Patterson
Pendergast Ranch
Claude Dodgson
Melrose
Ben Mallon
Wise River Woman's Club
Walter Jones
Fred Rankin
William Dodgson
W. R. Allen
Leslie Jones
Dan Pendergast
Gilbert Dodgson
Robert Hanson
Cal Peterson
Archie Webbing
Frank Reid
Wise River
Jerry Creek
Sharon Lea Stanchfield
Harold Martin
Carol Edith
John Lodgg
Burns announces run for attorney general
Out for attorney Harry L. Burns of Chinook a republican has declared his candidacy for attorney general. He served two sessions in the state legislature and was attorney for Blaine county from 1928 to 1932. He saw service overseas during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Burns
Chinook
Blaine County
Marriages and Legion Auxiliary Event Report from Dillon
The notice details the March 2 Missoula wedding of Miss Gertrude Grant to Edwin Keith Lloyd with attendants, and a separate Dillon ceremony for Miss Mary Elizabeth Boone and Harold Kleppin at the Methodist parsonage. It also notes Beaverhead American Legion auxiliary activities at city hall with a social and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Grant
Missoula
Edwin Keith Lloyd
Dillon
E. R. Jacobson
Bertha Baer
George Brown
Lloyd
University of Washington At
W. E. Lloyd
Dillon Schools
Billings
Mary Elizabeth
Betty) Boone
Harold F. Kleppin
Methodist
J. A. Meeke
Lena B. Boone
Charles‘a. Ivy
R. W. Boone
Hollywood High School
Woodbury Secretarial School
Los Angeles
Eliel’s
Here
Kleppin
Bismark
N. D
Roxy Theatre
Beaverhead
American Legion Auxiliary
City Hall
D. W. Paddock
R. D. Curry
Jimmy Faye
Louise Buhrer
H. l. Hatton
Community Service Committee
Local Clubs Convene Deliberate Meetings Across Town
Mrs T Lee McCracken Mrs Philip Cottom and Miss Gladys Forester host Ellen May guild at Mc Cracken residence 4 30 pm Faye Kirkpatrick reviews a chapter Evelyn Rimes leads devotionals and Mrs Fred Crouse leads from prayer book Baptist Ladies Aid meets Cottage 3 pm hostesses E E Patrick and Mary Banning Dillon Shakespeare club meets St James guild hall Saturday to discuss Skylark Dillon Homemakers meet at ranch home of Mrs R M Gregg co host Mrs Dellar Gordon Carroll club meets at St Rose parish house Alma Matrons guild meets at guild hall Mrs Morse Waldorf and Mrs Lambert Eliel participate Alaska motion pictures shown after discussion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lee McCracken
Philip Cottom
Gladys Forester
Ellen May Guild
McCracken
Faye Kirkpatrick
Evelyn Rimes
Fred Crouse
The
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
E. E. Patrick
Mary Banning
Dillon Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild Hall
Dillon
R. M. Gregg
Dellar Gordon
Carroll Club
St. Rose
Alma _Matrons guild
Guild
Insurance suit on state bridges reaches state supreme court
The 1988 bid to insure state bridges for 12 million dollars, with a 120000 premium, has gone to the state Supreme Court. Governor Ayers and the highway commission challenged the move. district court ruled the purchase a new procedure for the legislature to decide. The case sits under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Mitchell
H. J. Freebourn
Supreme Court
Roy E. Ayers
State Highway Commission
Albert Besancon
Highway Department
Enor K. Matson
Freebourn
Mitchell
Highway Commission
State Board of Examiners
Extension service urges early orders for shelterbelt trees
Bozeman March 12 Farmers planning spring shelterbelts should file applications with county extension agents to secure desired tree species from the state forest nursery. Native juniper offered at same evergreen price. AAA payments may total 30 dollars per farm for new plantings plus 3 dollars per acre for maintenance and replacement for eligible years. Plant spacing 10 to 16 feet, hedge rows of caragana or Russian olive on windward side with willows on irrigated farms as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
E. J. Isaac
Montana State College
Isaac
AAA
Welfare Overhead Reported At Ten Percent
The 1939 administrative costs of the state public welfare department totalled about 10 percent of the relief budget. The department spent 4,530,784 across relief branches with expenses of 472,045.12. Old age assistance 2,706,666. aid to dependent children 690,929. aid to the needy blind 39,228. general relief grants to counties 454,681. county administration 327,347.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Public Welfare Department
I. M. Brandford
State Examiner
Holmes seeks reelection as state auditor
John J. Holmes, state auditor for seven years, filed for renomination on the Democratic ticket with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell. A Great Falls resident for 33 years and World War I veteran, Holmes entered politics after a career in insurance, and was the first to file for the auditor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holmes
John J. Holmes
Sam W. Mitchell
Holmes
Great Falls
U. S. Army
State Auditor
Dillon Visitor Mrs Dan Piccone of Reichle
Mrs Dan Piccone of Reichle visited Dillon last Thursday. She spoke with local residents and visited several shops during her short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Piccone
Reichle
Dillon
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Jimmy Fay
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LaSalle
Detroit
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Montana Auto Supply Co., Inc
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Dillon, Montana
Extension Service
OLDS
Lansing
Michigan
Fisher
General Motors
Examiner Printing Co
Roxy
Thebat
Rob Dillon
Montana
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Wid BX
Donovan
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