Landers and Ferris Wed in Butte Ceremony
Miss Betty Landers of Butte and Edgar F Ferris of Dillon were married last Wednesday at St Marys parish in Butte. The Rev Father Nolan officiated in the presence of immediate family. Attendants were Miss Catherine Landers and Robert Lambert. They will reside in Dillon after a Salt Lake City honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Landers
Butte
Edgar F. Ferris
Dillon
St. Mary’s Parish
Father Nolan
Catherine Landers
Robert Lambert
Leadore
Idaho
Dillon Couple Quietly Wed in Butte Ceremony
Miss Jean Bennett and Joe Thompson, well known in Dillon, were married in Butte last Friday with Judge McNamara officiating. The bride’s mother Mrs. Ruth Kelly and Gil Dangelo attended. After a wedding trip they plan to live in Twin Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bennett
Joe Thompson
Dillon
Butte
Judge McNamara
Ruth Kelly
Gil Dangelo
Twin Bridges
Nine Year Old Birthday Party Hosted by Miss Pettit
Miss Marjorie Pettit daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pettit hosted a party last Wednesday afternoon for her ninth birthday. Guests included Mary Drgane Loraine Drgane Ar della Lanner Marjorie Hanson Betty Sorenson Dorothy Seybold Jo Ann Rice Eunice Parsell Jay O Leary Dick McCracken Jean Staudenmeyer and Mary Lou Stroeder with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Pettit
George Pettit
Mary and
Loraine Drgane
Ardella Lanner
Marjorie Hanson
Betty Sorenson
Dorothy Seybold
Jo Ann Rice
Eunice Parsell
Jay O'Leary
Dick McCracken
Jean Staudenmeyer
Mary Lou Stroeder
Beaverhead County Teacher Marries in Missoula Church
Miss Ruby Rogness a Beaverhead County High School instructor and Weldon R. Martin were wed last Saturday at St. Pauls Lutheran in Missoula with Rev. E R Jacobson officiating. Attendants were Miss Ethel Anderson and William Martin. The couple then went to Seattle for university summer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Rogness
Beaverhead County
Weldon R. Martin
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Missoula
E. R. Jacobson
Ethel Anderson
William Martin
Seattle
Martin
University of Washington
Milk Maid of Tomorrow Demonstrates Giant Microscope
Ruth Clarke operates a giant model of a microscope on display in the Sealtest Building at the New York World's Fair. The exhibit highlights the Seartest System of dairy product testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clarke
Teaching in Montana Schools Continues
A fragment notes ongoing teaching in Montana schools. No further details are provided about the district, dates, or individuals involved.
Guest Day Observed at Dillon Country Club Event
Last Sunday Dillon Country Club held a guest day where each member could invite a friend. The event highlighted social activity and club fellowship among members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid Guests at Keenan Ranch
Mrs J H Keenan hosted the Lutheran Ladies Aid at her ranch last Thursday afternoon. Mrs R C Chandler and Mrs Harry Graves will entertain the Presbyterian Manse society next Thursday afternoon at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Keenan
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Manse Society
R. C. Chandler
Harry Graves
State to Probe Peyote Bean Use by Indians in Montana
The Montana state board of health, per secretary Dr. W F Cogswell, begins an investigation into the use of Peyote beans by Indians for ceremonial stimulant use. A similar survey will run in states with Indian reservations. Previous bills to legalize sale or transport of peyote beans were rejected by the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Montana
W. F. Cogswell
Cogswell
Indian Affairs Committee
State and
Provincial Health Authorities of North America Association
Sportsmen Elect Rohlffs as Head of Southeastern Montana Association
Bill Rohlffs of Park City was chosen president at the Southeastern Montana Sportsmen's association spring meeting in Billings. The 11 rod and gun clubs urged the state fish and game commission to adopt provisions of the Pittman Robinson act if the commission holds authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Bill Rohlffs
Park City
Billings
State Fish and Game Commission
Move for Wheeler as President Gains
J. B. Clements vice chairman of the democratic state central committee says Sen. B. K. Wheeler is among the top three for the 1940 Democratic presidential nomination. Returning from a tour of Washington New York Chicago and Minneapolis he cites Wheeler as a leading Senate influence and the favored nominee in conversations with national party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Clements
Democratic State Central Committee
Sen. B. K. Wheeler
United States
Washington, D. C
New York City
Chicago
Minneapolis
Clements
Wheeler
Senate
Officers of B P W Begin Terms
Delegates to the convention are Miss Forester and Mrs. Thibadeau with Berniece Metlen and Dora Smith as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.W
Miss Forester
Thibadeau
Berniece Metlen
Dora Smith
Davis Attends Royalty Reception at Campus Prom
Seagren of Butte serves as general chairman of the prom with Bob Holloran of Dillon directing decorations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagren
Butte
Bob Holloran
Dillon
Eye Sight Specialist at Andrus Hotel Saturday
Dr H H Scarborough eye sight specialist will be at the Andrus Hotel on Saturday June 3rd. He offers a correction method claimed to relieve headaches and dizziness and bring eye comfort and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Supreme Court rules Montana summons serve out of state residents
The state supreme court held that Montanans who move to another state remain subject to a 1937 law designating the secretary of state as attorney in fact for serving motor vehicle related summons. Judge Ralph L. Arnold upheld denial of a motion to quash in a car crash suit brought by Stanley Thompson after he relocated to Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Montana
Secretary of State
Ralph L. Arnold
Missoula County
Stanley Thompson
Arizona
State Livestock Board Sets Helena Meeting June 8
The advisory board of the state livestock sanitary department will meet in Helena June 8 to outline next year's program. Dr. W J Butler, state veterinarian and executive secretary, says the commission will continue its Bangs disease campaign in cattle as funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Livestock Sanitary Department
Helena
W. J. Butler
Montana Milk Proves Superior in State Tests
Dr. W. J. Butler state veterinarian and secretary of the milk control board announced after examining samples from about 3000 dairies that Montana milk is second to none. He credited cattle health regulation and prompt delivery to consumers for the top rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Butler
State Milk Control Board
Montana
Montana highway crews surge toward summer peak
Montana highway contractors employed 825 men in early May with state highway engineer Don A. McKinnon predicting the payroll will near double by the summer peak. April saw 646 men. 96 percent of workers are Montana residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Don A. McKinnon
County Bonds Case Brought to Test Law Authority
The Supreme Court considers Siegfreit s challenge to Carbon county issuing 94450 bonds to retire warrants. J C F Siegfridt of Red Lodge argues the new law allowing counties to issue such bonds is unconstitutional, while the case tests a recent legislative provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. C. F. Siegfreidt
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Siegfriedt
Montana Medical Association to hear national president
At the Montana Medical Association annual convention in Butte June 28 29 and 30 Dr Rock Sleyster of Wauwatosa Wisconsin president of the National Medical Association will address the gathering. It marks the third time the state group has hosted the national president. Dr J C McGregor of Great Falls is state president and Dr Harold W Gregg of Butte is president elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Medical Association
Butte
Rock Sleyster
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
National Medical Association
J. C. McGregor
Great Falls
Harold W. Gregg
State buys road oil contracts awarded for 1 219 000 gallons
State Purchasing Agent I S McQuitty awarded road oil contracts for the upcoming season totaling 1 219 000 gallons. The Independent Sales company of Billings the Home Oil and Refining company of Great Falls the Yale Oil company of Billings and the Hart Refinery of Missoula are the recipient firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. McQuitty
State Highway Department
Independent Sales Company of
Billings
Home Oil and Refining Company of
Great Falls
Yale Oil Company
Hart
Missoula
Part IE Sunbeam Swing and Related Acts
A program list for a matinée in Training School Auditorium includes Esther Ann Schmittroth and a chorus with multiple soloists and ensembles such as Swingtime Blues and Polka Capriccioso. The event features vocal, dance, and instrumental numbers with no admission charge on Friday afternoon, June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Little Old Holland
Ellen Joe Stroéder
Marilyn McMannis
Louise Piazzola
Donna Lee
Wheelbarger
Lois Gowen
Rosemary Tyro
Betty Lou Christensen
W.o
Daryl
Bonnie Jeanne Bourquin
Veeco
Donna Trolinger
Virginia Tovey
Donna Talent
Miriam Morse
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Toreador
Phyllis Koontz
Ferdinand
Martha Kay Stroeder
Marguerite Johnson
Mary Lou Stroeder
Daryl Bennett
Air de Ballet
Marcheta McMenomey Rift Tire
Dorina Trolinger
Sunbeam Swings
Acc Ensemble
Training School
New Laws Compiled By Boise Expert Ready for Distribution
Carl Kitchen of Boise Idaho says laws passed by the last legislature will be annotated for Montana Idaho and Utah. The annotations show all changes in state laws including amended repealed or augmented sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kitchen
Boise
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Quake Insurance Premiums Fade After 1935 Earthquakes
State Auditor John J. Holmes reports a steep decline in earthquake insurance in Montana from 1935 to 1938. Helena led purchases with premiums dropping from 17 864 dollars in 1935 to 295 dollars in 1938, with 1 528 dollars in 1936 and 1 796 dollars in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
Helena
University Head Speaks at High School Graduation
The article notes high school graduation exercises with valedictorian honors shared by Tower and Joan Fuller. Arthur Chris Tensen, active in band, debate, dramatics, and honor societies, is highlighted among the graduates. Diplomas were presented by R. M. Barrett as the program featured the orchestra conducted by L A Gregory and the girls triple trio under Mary Castles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Christensen
Tower
National Forensic League
University of Montana
Joan Fuller
R. M. Barrett
Board of Trustees
L. A. Gregory
Mary Castles
Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges Convene and Exemplify Work
ODD FELLOW AND REBEKAH LODGES ARE TO CONVENE at 6 30 o clock after which Diana lodge of Dillon will exemplify work in the Rebekah degree at the IO CF hall Concluding event is a joint social session at the city hall decorated for the occasion by members of Diana lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Lodge of
Dillon
Rebekah
I.0.c.f
City Hall
Diana Lodge
Dillon Elks Plan Flag Day Exercises
The Dillon Elks prepare for Flag Day ceremonies led by officers and a committee of Oscar Griffith chairman Carl Anderson Harold Murray David Hier and Norman Giles organizing the ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Elks
Oscar Griffith
Carl Anderson
Harold Murray
David Hier
Norman Giles
Graduation Week Opens at College
Graduation week events unfold with a candlelight procession and college sing Tuesday night, followed by a Wednesday morning commencement in the Normal auditorium. Activities Tuesday include the training school commencement at 2:30, art exhibit from 2 to 5, a reception 3 to 5, college sing at 8:15, candlelight procession at 9:15, and a final dance at 9:45. The forty second annual commencement occurs at 10 a.m. Wednesday with President Lynn B. McMullen delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
Anne Clark
Nina McCafferty
Bob Hamilton
Selma Jahnke
Training School
College and Training School
Normal College
Recreation Hall
Pres
Lynn B. McMullen
Eastern Montana Normal School
Registered Shoot Set at Dillon Club Pending PTLA Date
The Dillon club affiliates with the PTLA and will hold a registered shoot here with the date to be confirmed. In practice against Sunday, Herman Peterson led at 95x100 while P Schwab 90x100 and C Boyer 89x100 followed. other scores were Y Smith 67x75 H Johnson 54x75 W Westergard 46x50 B Emerick 39x50 R Forrester 47x50 J Brundage 17x25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.lt.a
Dillon Club
Herman Peterson
P. Schwab
C. Boyer
R. Smith
H. Johnson
W. Westergard
B. Emerick
R.forrester
J. Brundage
Concert Offered by T. S. Pupils
The program features solos by Haesche Louise Bonnefield and Giovannina Cardinale with pieces including Young Werner's Parting Song Lily Polka and Petite Pastorale plus a Part II with Springtime Waltz Siesta and Manitou. An orchestral finale includes the Indian dance and other works by Nessler Vandercook Painter Drake and Adams.
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Haesche
Louise Bonnefield
Young Werner
Nessler
Giovannina Cardinale
Lily
Vandercook
Bob Quackenbush
Paul Painter
Joe Taylor
Adams
Siesta
Isaac
Manitou
Drake
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