Pinochle and Birthday News From Dillon Socials
Dillon society notes a string of gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul hosted a pink and white dinner with progressives and high scores by Mrs. Warren Stone and Mrs. T. Lee McCracken. Ruby Stevens celebrated eleventh birthday with St Patrick decor and green candles. Billie Ann Rife hosted a birthday party for twelve. D V Paddock entertained in honor of Alfreda Smith from Butte. Busy Bee club dined on green floral decor. Theta and Hylo Pinochle clubs planned gatherings. St Rose guild and other groups met at various homes and venues.
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Lambert Eliel
St. Patrick's
Arthur W. Graeter
Frank Elie
T. Lee McCracken
Warren Stone
Frank Paul
Ruby Stevens
St. Patrick
Ruby
Billie Ann Rife
Edgar Rife
Busy Bee Club
North Pacific Street
Frank Birrer
Twin Bridges Road
D. C. Club
Dale Tash
Tash
Earl Opp
St. James Guild
T. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
A. P. Williams
Juvenile
Woodcraft Lodge
Lois Creighton
Grace Knox
The
Royal Neighbors
Oddfellow Hall
California
Hoerning
Dillon
B. B. Pinochle Club
Ranch
Frank Morrison
A. A. Elliot
Missoula
Mary Emily
State University
Nellie McKnight
Dell
Lee Reamy
Leadore
Lee van Etten
Butte
Buck Sheds His Horns for Woman Who Fed Him
A grateful Glacier Park buck with fine antlers dropped its horns on a porch after rubbing them on a wall while being fed by a resident. Superintendent J. R. Eakin notes the deer had become a favorite of those living near headquarters, and the horns’ shedding occurred in January as thanks.
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Buck
J. R. Eakin
Glacier Park
Donald Light Joins Harvard Glee Club Tenors
Donald Light son of Professor and Mrs Lee R Light has been admitted to the Harvard University glee club. He is one of 42 tenors in the group and recently heard after the club performed for Smith College in Boston. A Beaverhead County High School graduate, he is in his first year at Harvard.
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Donald Light
Lee R. Light
Harvard University Glee Club
Smith College
Boston
Beaverhead County
Harvard
Notes From Cleveland Meeting And Campus Updates
Miss Jessie L Duboc reported on the Cleveland meeting of the Department of Superintendent and Allied Organizations. Dr S E Davis leaves this weekend for Helena to address the County Superintendents Conference on In Service Training of Teachers. Dorothy Stephens returns to college work this week after illness. Principal A T Peterson visited Great Falls and Helena with his agriculture class taught by Mr Thurber during his absence. A masquerade party for women students is planned at the residence halls Saturday evening.
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Jessie L. Duboc
Cleveland
Department of Superintendence and Allied Organizations
S. E. Davis
University Executive Council
Helena
Dorothy Stephens
A. T. Peterson
Great Falls
Mr. Thurber
Ten Car Loads of Wool Pooled in Lemhi County
Approximately 30 000 fleeces have been entered in the Lemhi county wool pool and more flock masters wish to join. Roads delay signatures on articles of agreement, with ten car loads expected to be sold to the highest bidder. S.A. Mahaffey, Bernard Allhands, and George Howell serve as selling agents, arranging wool assembly in Salmon and bid opening dates.
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Lemhi County
S. A. Mahaffey
Tendoy
Bernard Allhands
Leadore
George Howell
Carmen
Eastern Commission
Will. Frivite
Recorder-Herald
Montana 21st Assembly Adopts Excess Budget for Biennium
The 21st Montana Assembly adjourned with appropriations totaling 6 667 300 against income estimates of 6 460 550 for the next two years. The board of examiners recommended limiting certain university and Billings normal school expenditures unless additional revenue became available. The budget includes expenses for the legislature and interest charges, with other notes on income from state institutions and the mill levy.
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Montana
21St Legislative Assembly
State Board of Equalization
State ‘Board of Examiners
Board of Examiners
Agricultural Experiment Station
Billings Normal School
Jackson P. T. A. Holds Regular Monthly Meet
The Jackson P. T. A. held its regular meeting on March 15. Readings included The Appreciation of Music by Beryl Woody and The Folk Song and Medley by the primary room. A Home Talent play is planned for April 6 and Ranger Nelson led a stereopticon lecture to strong attendance.
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Jackson P. T. A
Beryl Woody
Mary Woody
Fred Nelson
Ranger Nelson
Hoar
Dillon
Nelson
J. B. Woody
John Krause
Citys New Fire Truck Arrives for Dillon Department
Dillon volunteer fire department received a new $6,000 American LaFrance hose and chemical car. Fire Chief Lindley Phillips directs unloading and conditioning for immediate use. The truck features a 40 gallon chemical tank two extinguishers 50-foot hoses two ladders a high powered searchlight and other equipment. City and department jointly purchased the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MVE Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Lindley Phillips
American- LaFrance
Palm Sunday Service at Presbyterian Church
Rev. Thomas J. Simons leads Palm Sunday worship with the sermon The Triumphal Entry. Morning music follows the same theme and includes the public reception of members and baptism.
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Thomas J. Simons
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Geo. M. Gosman
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Cornish School of Music
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