Surprise for Miss Clara Plant and multiple club gatherings
About twenty five friends visited Miss Clara Plant at her new home last Thursday for a surprise party with food and fellowship. Meanwhile the Balt and Pepper club were entertained by Mrs Gillis and Mrs James Indigi last week, and the Entre Nous, P.G.N., and D.A.R. groups held meetings at various members' homes. The Helen May guild speaks and an executive committee meeting with a talk on Today's Youth and tomorrow's World are planned. the L D S Relief Society meets tomorrow with hostesses Mrs Dart and Mrs Casterline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Plant
P. G. N. Club
Louis Schmittroth
Susan Findling
C. E. Bourquin
Hlen May Guild
Amorrow
E. Davis
Davis
Frank Tyre
A. L. Anderson
Suy D. Combes
Century of Progress
R. BE. Albright
L. D. S. Relief Society
Fred Dart
C. H. Casterline
Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Returns
Mrs. D. Kannygardt spent the week end in Dillon from Sage Creek. Mrs. Sarah Harroun has returned from Roundup where she has been spending the past few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kannygardt
Dillon
Sage Creek
Sarah Harroun
Ike Rife, Jr
Upper Medicine Lodge
E. W. Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Park Scott
Laura Toman Scott
City
Armstead
Warren Shaw
Big Hole Basin
H. L. McCaleb
Salmon
Idaho
Ed Loyd
A. E. Scott
Sheep Creek Basin
Tash
Grasshopper
H. E. Gardiner
Butte
Make Your Home In Old Montana
Poem by Dorothy Helen David extols Montana scenery and pioneer spirit. It envisions mountains, lakes, log cabins, wildlife, forest fires and frontier life while inviting readers to settle in Montana for happiness. The Examiner of Beaverhead promotes county-wide community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy H. David
Old
Montana
Dorothy Helen David
County Not Liable for Float or Exchange Charges on Checks
Montana opinions hold the county treasurer may only accept money for tax payments. Checks are conditional payments and taxes are not paid until the check clears. Without statute, the county cannot be charged with express or float fees, and banks may charge exchange on outside checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond T. Nagle
State of
Montana
Iaee
Beaverhead DeMolay Elects Officers After Meeting
The Beaverhead Order of DeMolay elected officers for the coming term led by Master Councillor Harry Schuler and Senior Councillor John Christiansen. Other posts filled include Har r ison Kellum as Junior Councillor scribe Frank Tyre and treasurer Edwin Kellner with a full slate of preceptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
de Molay
Harry Schuler
John Christensen
Harrison Kellum
Frank Tyre
Edwin Kellner
Bill Jennings
Alvin Bay
Bill Welborn
Harry Anderson
Jud Best
Roscoe Gordon
Francis Dean
Ray Megquier
Chester Gilbert
James Kurtz
Ray Lewis
Phillip Liggett
Russel Underwood
Clarence Bickford
Amos Elliott
Arthur Bay
Clyde Brown
Card of Thanks for J. L. McFadyen
We express deep gratitude to those who aided us after the death of our husband and brother J. L. McFadyen. Special thanks to Rev Father Lechner and the donors of floral offerings. Signed Mrs John L McFadyen J A McFadyen Mrs Mary Langiven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McFadyen
Father Lechner
John L. McFadyen
J. A. McFadyen
Mary Langiven
Clay Patterson Visits Town from Lima Yesterday
Clay Patterson arrived in town yesterday coming from Lima. He was seen meeting locals and attending a short gathering before leaving the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Patterson
Lima
Without a Garden The Darwin Tulips Explored
The Darwin class of tulips is the tallest and largest, with a wide color range from red to near black and whites. It suits single bulbs or beds, blends softly in mixed borders, and remains long lasting with hundreds of named varieties evolving yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Tulip varieties and planting depth guide from Melrose to Dillon
The article discusses Darwin tulips, their color varieties, and best planting depth of six inches, with bulbs potentially reaching eighteen inches. It notes spacing of six to eight inches for mass display and highlights stem strength for cut flowers. It also records several local residents visiting Dillon and their routines from nearby ranches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Plant
Friay
Ralph Mc‘adden
the Examiner
County
Joe E. Brown
Ginger Rogers
Farina
Joe Brown
Champ
Jack Holt
Lillian Bond
Java
Midshipman
Jack
Bruce Cabot
Betty Furness
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Blackleg Aggressin
Fleld Tested
Parke, Davis & Co
Adeus
Geo. M. Gosman
Eer
YHE Texas Company
Greater Fire
Texaco
Anti. Eaves
the Texas Company
Texaco Petroleum Products
Eperreer
Agarden
Dcals
Mrs. G. Fassler
Melrose
al Ward
Grant
Frank Estenwald
Nigeraench
Horse Prairie
Parshing
Mon Ae Prairie
Frank Husted
Wise River
Cecil Wetmore
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