Engagement announced for Margaret Doyle and Joe Roe
The engagement was announced at a breakfast at the Roe ranch home with Mrs. Lowell Smith Miss June Roe and Miss Nell Doyle as hostesses. The couple plans a wedding in early December and a bridge game followed the meal with high score to Mrs. Wayne Roberts and low to Miss Beatrice Bayers. Mizpah chapter Eastern Star held a night meeting at the Masonic hall with a dinner and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doyle
James E. Doyle
Centennial Valley
Joe Roe
E. B. Roe
Red Rock
Roe Ranch
Lowell Smith
June Roe
Nell Doyle
Bridge
Wayne Roberts
Beatrice Bayers
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Local Club Meetings and Events Report
The Dillon Business and Professional Women’s club cancels tonight’s meeting and resumes in December on the second and fourth Wednesdays led by Elizabeth Winn. AAUW met at Mrs. Hazelbaker’s home with a paper on Negro social and economic conditions and a Duboc panel discussion. Hi-Lo Bridge Club held at Mrs. Combes with high score by Mrs. McFadden. Carroll Study Club met at St Rose, Dillon Shakespeare Club at St James guild hall discussing Lady Precious Stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elizabeth Winn
American Association of University Women
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Jessie Duboc
Ethel Anderson
Ralph Cushing
E. E. Luebben
Duboc
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Guy D. Combes
T. F. McFadden
Combes
Carroll Study Club
St. Rose Rectory
Dillon Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild Hall
Lady Precious Stream
Noted LDS Leader to Speak at Logan Temple Event
Joseph Quinney Jr. will address a public meeting at the L D S chapel at 7:30 pm as the new president of the Logan Temple and former Northwestern States Mission head since 1934. The program will include musical numbers and attendees may note Quinney’s long service in church and community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Quinney, Jr
Logan Temple
Northwestern States Mission
Northwestern States
William A. Noble
Quinney
Northwest
Logan
Weber County
Weber Canyon
Joseph
Sarah Ann Bradshaw Quinney
Portland
Ore
Henry Ballard
Christian D. Fjeldsted
Samoa
Society Islands
Fiji
New Zealand
Australia
Logan Sugar Factory
Quorum of Seventy
Cache Stake
Cache
Pres
Serge F. Ballif
USAC
L. D. S. Institute
Cache Valley Boy Scout Council
Council
Budge
A. E. Anderson
Russia
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Rancher of Basin Dies Here Sunday
Rancher of Basin dies at home on Sunday after a life split between mining and ranching near Jackson Montana. Survived by widow a son Ralph Quigley and daughter Mrs George Pettit all of Jackson and several grandchildren. Funeral held at St Rose Catholic church with Rev Timothy Clifford Lima. Interment Mountain View cemetery. Rosary said at Brundage chapel Monday night. Wranglers club to meet with Pearl L Smith tonight as B N Stevenson speaks on Social Security. Mr and Mrs Judson Stahl spent the weekend in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jackson
Ralph Quigley
George Pettit
St. Rose Catholic Church
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Mountain View Cemetery
Brundage Chapel
Social and Sporting Notes From Dillon Montana
The Riverside Country club met at Mrs. Jens Bay's home with a one o'clock dinner. O A Bergeson returned from eastern trip and will attend a water conservation meeting in Spokane. A marriage license issued to Wendell Sander son and Daisy Harris of Idaho Falls. Markus Rand, Horse Prairie, visited Dillon. E R Gleed of Lima attended business in Dillon. Montana San Francisco game drew many Dillon fans in Butte. Jack Barrett of Dillon, U of Minnesota wrestler, competes in 165-pound class. Norah E Phillips granted a divorce from L B Phillips in district court. Olaf Engman, husband of Rebecca Engman, died in Anaconda. Elmer Selway and son Jimmy visited Dillon from Horse Prairie. Carl Mast returned from a Nevada vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Country Club
Jens Bay
Jack Barrett
Dillon
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
University of Minnesota
University Press Bureau
Leo Kelly
Deer Lodge
J. E. Kelly
Olaf C. Engman
Rebecca Engman
Anaconda
Norah E. Phillips
L. B. Phillips
Elmer Selway
Jimmy
Horse Prairie
Carl Mast
Nevada
Card of Thanks for Lige R. Young
We express sincere thanks to all friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement for our brother Lige R. Young. Special thanks to Rev H J Schmidt the quartet the pallbearers Dillon Lodge No 1554 B P O E and those sending floral offerings. Mrs Charles E Parmelee Mrs A A Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige R. Young
H. J. Schmidt
Dillon Lodge
Grazing District Board Named For Various Districts
Several contests were decided in the balloting. Names listed include Ike Rife Jr and Melrose Reichle Frank Tate for cattle and Chris Reiber for sheep in Melrose Reichle Frank Tate district. W F Garrison and Otto A Schulz named for cattle and sheep respectively in Silver Bow Madison. Wise River picks Frank C Husted for cattle and W C Jones for sheep. Broadwater names Leslie Smith for de and Frank Connell for sheep. Roscoe Gordon, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gordon of Arnist, receiving treatment at rest hospital for an infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Rife, Jr
Melrose Reichle
Frank Tate
Chris Reiber
Silver Bow
Madison
W. F. Garrison
Otto A. Schulz
Roscoe Gordon
Elmer Gordon
Arnist
Rest Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. E. S. Dinner
B. & P. W. Meetings
Clubs
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Laboratories
Des Moines
Iowa
California
Winehaven
Califora Wine Ass'n Ult Industries. Ltd
Basin
The
Wranglers Club
Pearl L Smith
B. N. Stevenson
Mrs
Judson Stahl
Helena
Glendale and
Washington Sts
Dillon, Montana
L. E. Davis Proprietor
Texaco
NEW
Havoline
Texaco Marfar
Thuban
O. A. Bergeson
Washington, D. C
Bergeson
Spokane
Wendell C. Sanderson
Daisy Harris
Idaho Falls
Markus Rand
City
E. R. Gleed
Lima Atteid
San Francisco
Butte
Dillon Examiner
Grazing District Board
Wise River
Frank C. Husted
W. C. Jones
Broadwater
Leslie Smith
Frank Connell
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
P Coy SaTta
Rte Institute
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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