Kappa Zeta Nu Pledges 21 New Members At Dessert Supper
K Z N welcomed 21 pledges at a dessert supper held in the home economics dining room last Thursday. Each member brought a "little sister" pledge. Pledge cards were presented and the names listed include Jane Carlson Anaconda Tressa Eckert Stanford Jane Fetterman Saco Suzanne Gilbert Dillon Lucile Kelly Dillon Helen Randolph Dillon Barbara Hancock Butte Marcella Jones Klein Doris Kane Corvallis Margaret McLeod Butte Frances McPhail Three Forks Mary Malloy Anaconda Helen Marquis Bozeman Eleanor Moritz Manhattan Doris Pappin Great Falls Mary Phillips Lewistown Fern Ray Ravalli Jane Stallings Bannack Elaine Tschache Freid Corinne Willey Wisdom Arlette Williams Philipsburg. President Ruth Kelly welcomed the pledges. Louise Davison led a new song composed by Bernice Erickson. The meeting closed with pledge duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Zeta Nu
Jane Carlson
Anaconda
Tressa Eckert
Stanford
Jane Fetterman
Saco
Suzanne Gilbert
Dillon
Lucile Kelly
Helen Randolph
Barbara Hancock
Butte
Marcella Jones
Klein
Doris Kane
Corvallis
Margaret McLeod
Frances McPhail
Three Forks
Mary Malloy
Helen Marquis
Bozeman
Eleanor Moritz
Manhattan
Doris Pappin
Great Falls
Mary Phillips
Lewistown
Fern.Ray
Ravalli
Jane Stallings
Bannack
Elaine Tschache
Freid
Corinne Willey
Wisdom
Arlette Williams
Philipsburg
Ruth Kelly
Sorority
Louise Davison
Bernice Erickson
Mrs Walter Stamm Hosts Bridge Party for Dorothy Gelhaus
Mrs Walter Stamm entertained at her home Saturday evening in compliment to Miss Dorothy Gelhaus who spent the past three weeks in Dillon. High score was held by Miss Adelaide Gelhaus. At the close of the evening refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stamm
Dorothy Gelhaus
Dillon
Adelaide Gelhaus
Banks Liquidation Dividends Set for Depositors
Depositors of two defunct Montana banks will receive dividend checks totaling 30 800 from W A Brown state banking head within days. Larabie Brothers bank Deer Lodge and First State Bank Medicine Lake liquidated. Larabie the oldest bank in Montana will pay 28 000 refunds up to 60 percent of deposits after closing in March 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
Larabie Brothers Bank of
Deer Lodge
First State Bank of
Medicine Lake
Larabie Bank
Montana
State Purchaser I S McQuitty Bolsters Paper Market
State official I S McQuitty boosted the paper market with two carloads of varied products for state institutions this week. Total outlay totaled 4123.40, distributed among John Leslie Co. Missoula Mercantile Co. Ward Thompson of Butte Carpenter Paper Co. Great Falls Paper Co. and others. The order included tissue napkins bags wrapping paper mimeograph and wax paper drinking cups butter wrappers towels and miscellaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. McQuitty
John Leslie Co
Missoula Mercantile Co
Ward Thompson
Butte
Carpenter Paper Co
Billings
Great Falls Paper Co
Montana bans ads by unlicensed insurers in newspapers
State Auditor John J. Holmes ruled this week that unlicensed insurance firms may not advertize in Montana papers. Newspapers running such ads violate the law, as do the firms, based on an Attorney General H. J. Freebourn opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
John J. Holmes
Holmes
H. J. Freebourn
Penalty for late license plate renewals in Montana counties
About 1500 car and truck owners in Lewis and Clark county who have not obtained 1938 license plates face a 10 percent penalty after the due date. The measure also applies to auto and truck owners in other counties as a general penalty for tardy licensees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark County
State calls for bids to store 30 cars in Helena
A state agency has issued a call for bids to store 30 state cars domiciled in Helena. Complete service in a heated garage must be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. McQuitty
Helena
Great Falls employment service announces staff
Barclay Craighead, chairman of the Unemployment Compensation commission, announced this week the Great Falls employment service offices staff. Manager Peter A. McQuillan, formerly of Glasgow, interviewers A. J. Daley and Myrtle Lippard, junior interviewer Helen A. Bailey, stenographer Adeline Seder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Parole Granted To 23 Inmates By State Board
The State board of prison commissioners approved 23 parolees for May. Each prisoner will have served half their sentences and all are first time inmates. The board is chaired by Gov. Roy E. Ayers with Sam W. Mitchell and H. J. Freebourn. The panel also considered a petition from unionized prison guards on working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Roy E. Ayers
Sam W. Mitchell
H. J. Freebourn
Permits to Burn Slashings in Country Adjacent to National
Local authorities issue permits to burn slashings in the neighboring country area near the national boundary. Officials say controlled burns reduce wildfire risk and protect settlements. Residents are advised to follow designated burn days and report any stray flames.
Forest Service suit over fire damage on private land
The U S forest service filed suit this week seeking damages for the cost of fighting a fire that started on private land and spread into the forest reserve. The rancher failed to control the blaze and actions cover an est period between May 1 and Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
State urges shooting pet cats to protect wild birds
Officials warn house cats released in the wilderness become deadly threats to birds and other wildlife. Citizens are told not to abandon cats near wildlife and to destroy surplus felines on sight to safeguard game and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Department
Commission hires expert for public welfare merit exams
The commission employed Rolland D. Severity of Chicago from the American Public Welfare association to draw up a plan of conduct ing merit examinations for public welfare department employees. Examinations will be given to present employees and all future applicants under the merit plan adopted March 1 by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Department
Rolland D. Severy
Chicago
American Public Welfare Association
Department
State Auditor rules agents must receive full insurance fees
The ruling by State Auditor John J. Holmes states that agents receiving insurance policy commissions must be paid their full fee without deductions. The opinion, written with Attorney General H. J. Freebourn, sides with an agent countersigning a policy placed by an out-of-state firm that tried to deduct an engineering and inspection fee from the agent’s commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
H. J. Freebourn
First Republican Files for Congress in Western Montana
Winfield E Page of Missoula filed a 100 dollar fee to seek the Republican nomination in Western Montana district. He is a University of Montana graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield E. Page
Missoula
Sam W. Mitchell
Montana
The
University of Montana
Potter elected president of State Board of Health at Helena meeting
Dr. E. M. Potter of Great Falls was chosen president to succeed Dr. B. L. Pampel of Livingston at the board's annual Helena meeting. Dr. G. F. Turman named vice president and Dr. F. W. Cogswell renamed secretary. Other members include Dr. L. H. Fligman of Helena and Dr. R. V. Morlidge of Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Potter
Great Falls
State Board of Health
B. L. Pampel
Livingston
Helena
G. F. Turman
F. W. Cogswell
L. H. Fligman
R. V. Morlidge
Billings
Montana voters to decide saloon license law in November
Gov. Roy E. Ayers will issue a proclamation setting the saloon license referendum for Montana's general election on November 8. The measure, long in courts, was recently upheld by the state supreme court and referred to voters for final adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
Roy E. Ayers
State Supreme Court
Farmers Busy In Montana Seed Crop Drive
Montana farmers have unleashed full labors to plant 1938 crops in seed form. Excellent growing weather prevails with moisture supporting a strong start and minimal winter kill. Spring floods have largely disappeared and range grasses are growing rapidly, signaling excellent conditions for this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
DeMolay Dance Draws Diverse Local Groups at St James Hall
Beaverhead DeMolay members hosted a Saturday dance at St James guild hall. Eastern Stars Masons Rainbow Girls and local students attended with patrons and patronesses including Mr and Mrs J B Mulkey Mr and Mrs W G Gilbert Mr and Mrs Paul Temple and Mr and Mrs J T Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Order of DeMolay
St. James Guild Hall
Masons
Rainbow Girls
Order
J. B. Mulkey
W. G. Gilbert
Paul Temple
J. T. Orr
Mrs Warner to Represent Dillon Girl Scout Council
Mrs. H. M. Warner departed Monday for Boise Idaho to represent the Dillon Girl Scout council as commissioner and regional committee member at a regional conference this week. Miss Dorothy Ann Davis also left for Boise to report on the International Girl Scout encampment at Briarcliff Manor from last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Warner
Boise
Idaho
Dillon Girl Scout Council
Dorothy Ann Davis
International Girl Scout
Briarcliff Manor
Beavers Sweep Top Honors At Beaverhead Track Meet
Whitehall sprinter Manlove dominated with 20 points by winning all events he entered. Beaverhead captured the relay despite balks on final jump, with Burgess Wilcox Rolands aiding. Event winners include Jolly in high jump, Hill in javelin and shot, and MecCausey leading the mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Tait
Burgess
Wilcox
Rolands
Manlove
Whitehall
Dillon
Whipple
Brim
Sheridan
Hill
Jolly
Cashmore
Hayes
Burgess Dillon
Oreskovich
MecCausey
Ennis
Mannion
McGahan
Hubbard
Perry
McCausey
Dunn
Pierce
Schenk
Osborne
Roberts
Scott
Hill of. Sheridan
Beaverhead High
Annual Clau dia Faust School of Dancing revue
The Clau dia Faust School of Dancing will present its annual revue at the training school auditorium Friday night May 27. About 40 dancers will perform in the entertainment and the public is invited. Don's Dance band will assist with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Faust
Training School
Don
Local clubs host gatherings across Dillon nights
Theta was entertained by Miss Nancy Barrett at her South Washington home. Beaverhead chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Henry G. Rodgers’s home. Child Study club and Nile Sewing club gathered at Mrs. Casterline and Mrs. H. G. Rodgers respectively. Several church groups held events with speakers Tom Davis and others hosting and guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta
Nancy Barrett
South Washington Street
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry G. Rodgers
Child Study Club
C. M. Casterline
C.S.O
Elmer Devaney
United Church Men’s Clubs
Dillon
Tom Davis
Butte
Presbyterian Manse Society
Frank Tyre
Mary Paddock
L.D.S. Relief Society
Pearl Williams
Center Street
Nile Sewing Club
H. G. Rodgers
Dillon High School Girl Dies in Butte Funeral
Jean McDowell, about 14, of Missoula died, funeral held Sunday at Wisdom cemetery after services in Butte. Rev. Don Anson led a short service due to road conditions. she is survived by parents and three brothers, with many relatives and friends attending despite heavy rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rook
Christian Church of
Butte
Don Anson
H. S. Armitage
Wallace Francis
Armitage
Francis
Jean McDowell
Missoula
Robert
Melvin
Sammy
Mary Green
Farmington
Wash
Jennie Green
Jessie Carpenter
Spokane
Reese Price
George Slimb
Henry Tampaske
Deer Lodge
Girl Scout Fund Over Subscribed Beyond Goal
The community surpassed the $300 goal for the Girl Scout fundraising drive as announced by Mrs. Frank Tyro thiarman noting oversubscription and gratitude for the committee’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tyro
Thiarman
Delinquent Stock Sale By Water Users Irrigation Co
Under a January 10 1938 order the Water Users Irrigation Co will sell enough stock at the Hazelbaker Building Dillon Montana May 9 1938 at 2 pm to cover delinquent assessments plus sale costs and advertising. Stock with prior liens sells subject to the lien and the purchaser takes the stock accordingly. Secret ary Hazelbaker notes the company office location in Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Office of Water Users Irrigation Co
Hazelbaker
Idaho Street
Dillon
Montana
Marianninn
Dillon Social Notes and Local Marriages and Visits
Mrs. Thomas Jones and daughter Virginia visited in Dillon from Alder yesterday. A marriage license was issued to Clay J. Perry and Minnie Sipes of Dillon. Dorothy Gelhaus left for Adams State Teachers College in Alamosa after three weeks with her father John Gelhaus. John Skavdahl returned from Washington state to visit relatives. Charlotte Ballard traveled to Poplar to visit her daughter Elizabeth a Poplar schools instructor. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones of Hamer Idaho attended the funeral of Henry C. Wyatt. C. E. Blinn spoke on fur farming at Twin Bridges Rotary, joined by C. L. Hatton and others. Mrs. Henry Thompson of Dell visited Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Whitworth of Alder spent the weekend. Dillon unit of the American Association of University Women attended the Missoula state conference with Mrs. Davis elected state vice president and Miss Duboc named state chairman of social studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Virginia
Dillon
Alder
Clay J. Perry
Minnie Sipes
Dorothy Gelhaus
Alamosa
Colo
Adams State Teachers College
John Gelhaus
John Skavdahl
Washington State
Charlotte Ballard
Poplar
Elizabeth
Gerald Jones
Hamer
Idaho
Henry C. Wyatt
C. E. Blinn
Twin Bridges Rotary Club
Twin Bridges
C. L. Hatton
Chester Hale
R. D. Curry
Jennings Mayland
Henry Thompson
Dell
Jean Bishop
Jessie Duboc
Davis
Miss Duboc
Beavers Seek to Dam Missouri Waters at Fort Peck
Col. Lyman H. Moore reports beavers at Fort Peck persist in blocking diversion tunnels to stop Missouri River waters from escaping. Army engineers continually remove their obstructions, and trapping may be needed to halt the beaver labor at the dam site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Beavers
U. S. Army
Fort Peck
Lyman H. Moore
Montana National Guard
Great Dam
Missouri
Col. Moore
Pioneer of Beaver Head Claimed in Selah Washington
Mrs Jessie Taylor Selah and Mrs Alice Nelson Dillon and Mrs Emerson Hill Lima noted as survivors. Funeral held Saturday at Brundage chapel with Rev J A Meeke of Grace Methodist officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Irigation Development in Montana bulletin highlights water resources for irrigation and development. Copies available via county agents or Montana Agricultural Experiment station Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Selah
Washi
Jessie Taylor
Dillon
Alice Nelson
Lima
Emerson Hill
Salmon
Idaho
Hainds
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Church
Brundage Chapel
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Everlasting Punishment in Christian Science Lesson
A Sunday lesson sermon in 1938 Christ Scientist churches centers on eternal punishment and repentance. The golden text asks if any pleasure exists in a sinner’s death, urging return from ways to life. Biblical cites from Ezekiel and Job emphasize God’s mercy and guiding souls from the pit toward enlightenment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Job
State issues permits for trapping protected animals
Wildlife remains protected from trappers except on private property where damage occurs and a permit may be issued by the state fish and game commission to allow trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Passage from Science and Health on God and sin
The lesson sermon included a passage from Mary Baker Eddy drawing a distinction between divine law and human responsibility. It argues that God cannot cause evil or punish victims for actions they could not avoid, stating that good is not the author of experimental sins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Beaverhead Court Seeks Lease of Jackson Estate Property
In Beaverhead District Court the estate of John C. Romain seeks permission to lease Lot 3 Block 1 Original Townsite of Jackson for one year and seven months from June 1 1938 to January 1 1940 at $280 annual rent. Hearing set May 23 1938 in Dillon to show cause. Judge Henry G. Rodgers presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
John C. Romain
Frank C.mcfadden
Jackson
Dillon
Henry. G. Rodgers
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K.Z.N
Home Economics
Capital News
Employment Office
O. K
DR. Potter
Poenteel Es
Eas Tecaninitas
DeMolay Dance
Clubs
P.N.G. Club
Charles Nelson
Susan Findling
Girl Scout Fund
Alcil UL
J. E. Keller
F. A. Hazelbaker
Water Users Reseation Company
Hazelbaker Building
South
Dillon, Mont
Albers
John Comaaneg
Ibd
Fred
Belle
Downing A. L. Estate
Fleming
Geo. Osterman
Patterson
John An
Patterson, J
Peer Ot Peter
Roe Ut Rebich
Ceencees Gri
Roe
Geo
Salomonsen
Bertha
Waatea Danegeuns
Spehar
Lucy
Oan Eee Nase
Any
Carl F
Eany
Ingersoll
Rose Eae
Lasich
Steve Ana Nnnaneaes
Marsden
W. P
Murphy
Kate
Ann Be Meng Semece Qaeescges
Olson
Henry E
Quick
Beeeee
Willard, Rebich
Joe
Jepee User
FT. Peck
Christian Science
Legals
Geo. L. Routledge
M. D
Blackleg Aggressin
Parks
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