Social and club notes from Dillon events and gatherings
Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing and Mrs. Montie Mathews hosted a bridge dinner at Mrs. Cushings home with spring flowers and six auction tables. Shakespeare club elected officers and discussed The Apple Cart. DAR members Scott and Woodside traveled to Lewistown for the state meeting and DAR duties. District social rounds include dinners at various homes, club meetings, and a hospital birth announcement, with multiple local residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Cushing
Montie Mathews
J. C. Whitham
Norman
Henry
Enry
Joseph C. Wedum
Sarved
Auction Bridge
Shakespeare Club
St. James. Guild Hall
Rank C. McFadden
Forest Bayerd
Alvin Jones
Mary Schoenborn
Julia Anderson
James McCullom
All Counties Receive State School Money in Montana
Montana counties will receive 1,086,655.37 dollars as common school interest income for 1930, part of a total 1,143,847.76 dollars with five percent to the common school permanent fund. Last year net income was 1,426,987.50 dollars, five percent 71,348.68, counties 1,355,642.82. This year the counties get 268,969.45 dollars less, from interest on bonds grazing leases and forestry money, apportioned by school children, upon the state superintendent’s census submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
F. E. Williams
Williams
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Keep Your Own Score Poem by Elsie Lohr
A reflective poem by Elsie Lohr contrasts gossip and judgment with personal accountability. It suggests people should mind their own deeds and not condemn others, comparing society to weeds and Illies who bloom while others fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Lohr
Jehova
Melrose Ranchers Buy Car of Registered Cattle Today
F. P. Tate and Louis Hoffman visiting from Melrose bought a carload of registered Hereford bulls from Sam Freeman. They will ship the animals to Melrose this afternoon, noting the high quality of the cattle from Beaverhead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Ranchers
F. P. Tate
Louis Hoffman
Melrose
Sam Freeman
Beaverhead County
Real Estate License Renewal Urged In Montana
Acting under Montana real estate law Laura Frederick deputy real estate commissioner warns all brokers their licenses expire March 31 and must be renewed for the ensuing year. The 1921 law requires a $10 license fee for brokers plus a $1,000 bond, with $5 fees for agents operating under licensed brokers to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Laura Frederick
Commissioner of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Girl Scouts in Dillon Hold St Patrick Party
The St Patrick's party was enjoyed by the Sacajaweah Beaverhead and Blue Mountain Troops at the Guild Hall Friday evening. Games and singing followed with refreshments served. No meeting of the Blue Mountain Troop this week due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain
St. Patrick’s
Sacajaweah
Beaverhead
Guild Hall
Girl Scouts Enjoy Party At Guild Hall In Dillon
The Blue Mountain Troop hosted Girl Scouts at Guild Hall with refreshment and game committees led by Mrs Brown and Miss Van Noy. Jean Gilbert and others served on committees as dances and snacks followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild Hall
Blue Mountain
Mrs. Brown
Miss van Noy
Jean Gilbert
Marie de John
Vivian Alsup
Katherine Barry
Mary Dawn Warner
Bessie Stewart
Ascribe
Beaverhead County Nominating Caucus and Local Notes
The Beaverhead nominating caucus at the courthouse packed the room. Mining outlook around Dillon shows clear signs of improvement with large investments planned. W. G. Blair, Horse Prairie road supervisor, spent several days in Dillon. The Tacit Travelle vaudeville troupe drew a sizable Dillon audience but failed to meet expectations and no second show was added. Scarlet fever caused all city churches to cancel services last Sunday. Free County High School closed Thursday and reopened Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. White
A. 8. Johnson
L. T. Jones
T. M. Selway
Charles
O. M. Best
Beaverhead
Dillon
W. G. Blair
Horse Prairie
Tacit Travelle Company
Dillon Theatre
Free County High School
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Mrs. Whitham
Shakespeare
Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
Fred Woodside
Butte
Lewistown
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woodside
Mrs. Scott
E Chapter
The
Astern Star
Galdmf
Pver
C. W. Oberem
Maynard Lovell
R. D. Curry
Henry G. Rodgers
Mr. and
H. N. Tragitt, Jr
J. ©. Whitham
Bozeman
Mr. Whitham
St. James Episcopal Church
St. James Rectory
Taylor
George Taylor
East Glendale Street
Progres
Sioe Ian
Clubs
Alf Cashmore
Theodore Nelgon
Busy Bee Club
W.A. Graeter
Helen Randolph
Hansen Grill
W. D. Ross
H. M. Brundage
Baptist Ald Society
Church Cottage
Edward Cushing
W. C. Hardy
Q. A. Wedum
Lutheran Ald Society
Lucille Kunk
Levant Taylor
Blue Bird Club
DeMolay
Rainbow Girls
Eastern Star
Warren Shaw
Barrett Hospital
Harold Murray
George R. Featherly
Santa Ana
Calif
J. P. Best
Small Son
Los Angeles
Cal
Tom Sillers
W. B. Hartwig
Clarice Loble
L. C. Ford
Lima
Lucy Walker
George F. Dart
Murray Hospital
Dart
Ag Manufedunipe
House of Anheuser-Busch
F. Lovie
Oxfords
Wate
Marshal Field Mpany
Girl Scouts of
Blas
Mrs. Jones
Catherine Brundage
Scribe
Sacajawea and
Toole
State Normal School
Leonard Eliel
Edwin Norris
A. L. Stone
F. C. Kress
Big Hole Mountain i
Arkansas Traveler
McPhee Downie
Montana Auto Supply Company
Maxwell
Burles
Union Electris Company
Golden Rule
White Block
Dillmont Park
Plana
First. National Bank
Hlon
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