Junior Bridge Club hosts social and travel tale
Mrs Wayne Stocks hosted the Junior Bridge Club with substitutes Mrs Sanford Shepherd and Mrs John Krause. High score went to Mrs Ouie, followed by Mrs John Husted and Mrs Roy Jackson. The Kalad course was served as Mr and Mrs Alfred Peterson received a letter from their son 1st Lt Darwin A Peterson, who with Mrs Peterson and a friend from South Dakota had returned from a month in Europe visiting Paris Geneva Su ssanne Montreux Interlaken Thun Berne Luzerne Zurich Winterthur Konstanz Switzerland then across the Austrian German border to Garmish Partenkirchen Berchtesgaden through Germany to Salzburg and Vienna. They saw refugee camps and world famous operas, then back to Paris reporting the beauty of Europe. Senior Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Roy Ford with high scorer Mrs Tom Clement, second Mrs John Krause, low Mrs Fred Nelson. substitute Mrs Wayne Stocks. Lunch served. Next meeting May 9 at Mrs Wendell Jardine. Eighth Grade Day at Dillon noted at the high school with Amber Lapham Jimmy Boettcher and Diane Pope in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Stocks
Sanford Shepherd
John Krause
Ouie
John Husted
Roy Jackson
Alfred Peterson
Darwin A. Peterson
Peterson
South Dakota
Paris
France
Geneva
Susanne
Montreaux
Interlaken
Thun Berne
Luzerne
Zurich
Winterthur
Konstanz
Switzerland
Germany
Garmishh
Berchtesgarden
Salzburg
Vienna
Austria
Europe
Roy Ford
Tom Clemon
Fred Nelson
Ford
Wendell Jardine
REA
Dilton
Father Florian
Clayton Huntley
Diamond Bar Inn
Ralph Nichols
Wisdom
Dale Strodtman
Frank Lightfoot
SparkleBarth
Chico. Grice
Elvin Peterson
Donald
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Community News From Jackson And Dillon Area
Friday night featured a Twicp week dance at the high school with attendees staying in Dillon for the event. A baby boy weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce was born to Mr and Mrs Dale Pettit in Butte on April 24. Several residents traveled to Dillon Bozeman Basin and Butte for events and shopping, with many dinners and visits noted among the Laphams Stocks Shepherds and other area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Sandra Lapham
Dana Andreasen
Richard Shepherd
Tom Stocks
Ellen Rae Stocks
Jennie Nelson
Dillon
College
Royee
Bozeman
Ed Atkins
Hirschys Home From California and Local News
Mr and Mrs Fred Hirschy returned from a five week visit to Sacramento and San Francisco with Flora Hirschy arriving later. They hosted visits with John Eliel and attended a band concert with several Dillon visitors. Cancer fund from a Memorial dance cleared 98 dollars. The Hirschy family prepared for a cattle drive at the P O ranch near Dillon. Everett and Mrs Warner returned from Mesa Arizona and settled into Dillon. Local residents attended meetings, ski show, and traps event while others visited family in Wisdom and Deer Lodge with multiple town engagements and travels noted.
Dillon Students Named to MSC Honor Roll
Five Dillon students at Montana State College in Bozeman joined 368 honorees with averages from 87.5 to 94.9 while maintaining a normal study load. Named are Stephen Foster Barbara Tysdal Carolyn Sargent George Saito and James Goodfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana State College
Bozeman
Stephen Foster
Barbara Tysdal
Carolyn Sargent
George Saito
James Goodfellow
Stray Gun Found Cached in Bushes
A .45 automatic pistol missing from the John Sulanger cabin in the John Neal addition West side was found cached in a clump of willows by Undersheriff Lloyd Thomas Sunday during a neighborhood search. Juveniles reportedly fired all cartridges before hiding it. those involved are expected to appear before the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sulanger
John Neal
Lloyd Thomas
Thomas
Stephen Foster Initiated Into Sigma Nu at MSU Bozeman
Stephen Foster of Dillon was one of 12 Montana State College students initiated into the Sigma Nu social fraternity in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Nu
Stephen Foster
Dillon
Montana State College
Bozeman
Face Hay Shortage If Winter Keeps Up
Winter conditions persist with snow covered fields in the Big Hole Basin and Centennial Valley, raising concerns of a hay shortage if conditions continue. Ranchers seek livestock feeders while Paul Stahl Jr of the state employment service notes scarce experienced farm workers and some return to work at the Minerals Engineering mine and mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Basin
Centennial Valley
Paul Stahl, Jr
State Employment Service
Stahl
Grasshopper
Beaverhead
Madison County
Minerals Engineering Company
Birthday Night At Mizpah Chapter 13 CBS
Mizpah chapter No. 13 CBS held a birthday night at its regular meeting last Tuesday evening. A trio played music Leslie Howard on piano Byron Sanborn violin and Orvis Stenson cello. Officers received birthday gifts and a group picture with the worthy grand matron and patron. Birthday cake and ice cream followed. fifty two members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
CBS
Leslie Howard
Byron Sanborn
Orvis Stenson
Evelyn Sage
Myrtle Pewe
Cora Benson
Mary Martin
Christine Rodgers
Iva Orr
Ethel Sorenson
Ruth Dart
Eileen Chism
Marjorie Gleed
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Jackson Ems
Amber Lapham
Jimmy Boetti
Cher
Diane Pope
Ray Stocks
Cecil Ray
Clarence Olson
Martin Jackson
Frdday
Zina Burton
Basin
Judy
Butte
Minnie Pendergast
Jack Shepherd
Lee
Sally
Harry Lapham
Richard
Shepherds Home
Lapham
Dale Pettit
Blaz Luger
Blaz
Roy Fords
Carl Matter
Carl Holman Ranch
Bud Lapham
Myrtle Lapham
Emily Wade
Emily
Cochrane Motors
Cor
Montana and
Glendale
F.daf
Dillon, Mont
Jay Nelson
Ruth Ann
Sherry
Mary
Alice
Linda Stocks
Nelson
Cancer Fund
Hirschy
MSC
Eastern Star
Raymond Schwartz
California
ART Memorial Company
Butte, Montana