Weekend guests and local activity at Diamond Bar Inn
Out-of-state hunters leave town and residents keep busy with visits, trap line trips, and stock trades. Camille Salm was treated for a severe burn after an accident at the Diamond Bar Inn. Jackson school pupils report colds and flu as warm weather returns and snow recedes. Halloween party drew a large crowd of children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Atkins
Doug
Mike
Tinklebell
Diamond Bar Inn
Camille Salm
Dillon
Tom Clemon
Jackson
Jimmy Boetticher
Jay Nelson
Dana Andreasen
Halloween Party at 1 C C F Hall Draws Young Costumes
The annual event Thursday afternoon featured original costumes and games for children. Royal Neighbors Lodge served doughnuts cookies popcorn and coffee. In the evening the youngsters went house to house for trick or treat with about 25 children attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1.C.C.F. Hall
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Church Family Night Marks Change with New Pianist
Church notices report Mrs. Marlene Krause taking the piano chair after Wilma Warner left and invite all to Church Family Night at 1.0.C.F. hall on November 7. An Afghan from Friendship Club will be raffled and a potluck supper starts at 6:30 p.m. The item also records regional visits and farm-related travel among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Krause
Wilma
Warner
C.F. Hall
Friendship Club
Mrs Lapham At Rest Home Social notes from Dillon
Mrs Myrtle Lapham plans to stay at the Rest Home and invites friends to visit. Bud received a tetanus shot after stepping on a nail while sawing wood for Roy. Jennie Johnson and Harvey did business in Dillon on Wednesday. Skeeters traveled through Jackson on their way home from funeral services for Percy Willey in Bristow and Wisdom. Wesley was a pallbearer. Mrs Lapham and Mrs Johnson drove from Dillon to a Royal Neighbors Halloween party and brought doughnuts. Winnie Wharton hosted Fred Hirschy and grandchildren Frederick and Jan for Sunday dinner. Jack Rosenberg and Bob Vawter came from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Sperle
Jennie
Harvey Johnson
Art Sorem
Anaconda
Harry Davis
College Place
Washington
Darwin
Peterson
Debbie
Butte
Bob Peterson
Jed Nelson
Tom
Jay
Myrtle Lapham
Bud
Dillon
Myrtle
Royal
Skeeters
Wesley Skeeters
Jackson
Percy Willey
Bristow and Wisdom
Wesley
Mitzi
Mary Sperle
Jim Johnson
Harry Lapham
Royal Neighbors
Fred Hirschy
Frederick
Jan
Winnie Wharton
Jack Rosenberg
Bob Vawter
Eliel
Lee Eliel
Lee
Mel McDowell
Jack
Nilsson
King City
Calif
John Eliel
Johnny
Laurie
Thomas
Leslie
Stephen Hirschy
Dora West
Annual Turkey Shoot at Jackson Navy Nears Week End
Local notes report the Annual Turkey Shoot sponsored by the V F W Club at Jackson Navy on October 17. Clarence Henry works on Noel Jackson ranch, Ross Hill drives his stage, and visiting Krauses from Great Falls join extended family events and birthday celebration for Eliel Hirschy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
Jackson
Navy
V.F.W. Club
C-Note Club Dance Plans November Event
The C-Note Dancing Club will host a November dance on Saturday evening at St. James Guild Hall with the Ed Bowman orchestra of Butte providing music. Howard Puyear and Joe Roe lead the arrangements committee. The rest of the fragment mentions elk hunting and visitors Kathy, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-Note Dancing Club
St. James Guild Hall
Ed Bowman
Butte
Howard Puyear
Joe Roe
Brett Stocks Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Wallace Stocks drove to Butte to bring Mrs Stocks and Brett home Saturday. Brett is glad to have leg casts removed and can walk on crutches though his knee remains stiff. Chris Haugen took Tom Powell home from Dillon hospital. Powell is recovering from the flu. Mr and Mrs Carl Matter visited Dillon. Mrs Matter stayed a few days and visited Hans Sorensen and enjoyed rock hunting. Power line crews string wire on the new REA line from Carroll Hill toward Bannack and Wisdom. Mr and Mrs Bruce Jardine and Wendell Jardine went to Anaconda for a mink show. the Jardine family runs a mink farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Holman
Livingston
Holman and Linden Ranch
Carl Holman
Eric
Hans Sorensens
Dillon
Tom Fernandez
Salmon
Idaho
Holmans
Dale Pettit
Monte Clemen
Hairpin Ranch
Alfred Peterson
Harold
Hans’ Anderson
John Peterson
del Rio
Texas
Greg
Wendell
Bruce Jardine
Sheridan
Wallace Stocks
Butte
Chris Haugen
Tom Powell
Tom
Carl Matter
Rea
Carroll Hill
Bannack
Wisdom
Wendell Jardine
Anaconda
Jardines
Montana Day Exhibit Highlights 1889 Statehood
Beaverhead Museum displays the Helena Journal red letter day edition from November 9 1889 noting Montana’s statehood. The exhibit at Mountjoy Flower Shop features documents, a Harrison proclamation telegram and photos from Beaverhead County with local talks and a scheduled radio Montana Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Journal
Montana
Benjamin Harrison
Sisterhood of States
Deer Lodge
Journal
Beaverhead Museum
Mountjoy
Dillon
KDBM
Western College
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon Public Schools
Philip J. Lovell
Frank M. Davis
Dow
Harrison
B. F. White
Union
Fund Drive to Benefit Foreign Children Raises $189
A spokesman for Dillon churches says a Halloween Trick or Treat fund drive by church youth groups including First Presbyterian Baptist St. Rose Catholic Methodist and Lutheran raised 189 in donations from the community to aid children abroad. The effort, conducted door to door, was described as very successful and the spokesman thanked supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
First Presbyterian
Baptist
St. Rose
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Lawrence Humble
Hamilton
Fred Nelson Ranch
Dean Campbell
Laurie Jo
Humbles
Nelson Home
Donald Peterson
Dan Pendergast
Don Ryerson
Bozeman
Ed Davis
Mrs. Lapham
Rest
Marlene
Jennie Johnson
Harvey
Clarence Henry
Noel Jackson
Ross Hill
John Krause
John
Barbara Krause
Emil Krause
Kathy Kelley
Great Falls
Jack Hirschy
Canada
Farm Loan Association
National Farm Loan Ass
N. Bozeman, Montana
Hazelbaker Agency
Jahnke Canyon
Kathy
Brett Stocks
Fred Woodside
Beaverhead
Allis-Chalmers
Power-Crater
P. J. Lovell Company
V. Montana St
Robert’s
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