Homemakers Club Tiny Turnout At Mrs Schindler Home
The Homemakers club entertained 19 members at Mrs. Emil Schindler's home on October 16 with Dorothy Embleton guest and a demonstration of roll making. LO.C.F. Rebekah lodge held a special meeting with Ida M. Hines of Bozeman as guest. Mrs. Shephard opened the Jackson restaurant, and local clubs held bridge, cards, and refreshment events.
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The
Homemakers Club
Emil Schindler
Dorothy Embleton
Adram Stocks
Wayne Stocks
Edna Huttabell
Wayne Stock
Tom Agopsouiecz
Huttabell
Agopsouiecz
Pasco
Norman Giles
Court of
Dillon
Jackson
Lo.c
Ed Krause
Krause
Guild
John Jackson
John Krause
Royal Neighbors
Amer
Freight traffic surges as Anaconda works resume
The resumption of Anaconda works has boosted Union Pacific freight through Dillon with trains nearly every hour. Local farmer G W Dart threshes 6500 bushels of oats from 80 acres, oats at 45 pounds per bushel. A hunting party heads for Red Rock Lake with 2000 rounds and five gallons of ammo. A preliminary hearing for James Brandon on a killing case proceeds with Judge Holden lingering. An iron fence rises around the courthouse.
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Anaconda
Union Pacific
G. W. Dart
Red Rock Lake
James Brandon
Scott Cleveland
Bannack
J. R. Holden
Presbyterian Church to Hold Morning Sermon and Baptisms
The Presbyterian Church led by J Thompson Baker will host 10:00 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. morning worship with baptisms for children. At 7:30 p.m. Dr. E G Montag of Salt Lake City speaks and a moving picture on war torn world conditions will be shown. Free admission. No collection.
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Westminster Fellowship
E. G. Montag
Salt Lake City
Assembly of God worships at city hall council room
Walter E Daggett pastors a Sunday morning service at 11 with Sunday school at 10 and mid week prayer meeting as announced. Services held temporarily in the council room at city hall. Attendance is invited.
Methodist Church Schedule Under Rev. Omer Idso
Church school at 10:00 a.m. for all ages. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. sermon Wouldn't It Be Strange If. Bible study and prayer Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at the parsonage. Junior church Thursday 4:00 p.m. for fourth to eighth grades. Youth Fellowship Thursday 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Church
Omer Idso
Friendship by mail chess spans oceans and years
Dad Hoskins in our town and Dalton Barnes in England have played mail chess for eight years. They never met but share moves in letters and say beer helps them think. The writer notes such small exchanges foster tolerance and neighborly understanding across nations.
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Dad Hoskins
Dalton Barnes
England
Dad
Dalton
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Dillon Appliance Store
Hotpoint
Norge Kelvinator
Gibson
Norge
Zenith
RCA
Motorola
Spartan
Farnsworth
Ironrite
Steamomatic
Proctor and
Ironmaster Irons
Electrasteam
Bradley Electric Neon Company
Norge Bendix
ABC Blackstone
RCA Victor
Columbia
Decca
Bach
Bing
Dillon's Appliance Store
Ica
Allen Dansie
Haspore
Utica Knitting CO
UTIC
Meta’s
McCracken Bros
Beaverhead County
W. A. McCutcheon
Pittsburg
Gilmore Mining Company
Lemhi
Idaho
Gilmore
Armstead
Bedrock
Northern Pacific
Pope-Toledo
William Dunn
Bannack Consolidated Mining Company
Frank Gotch
America
George Hackenschmidt
Leo H. Truax
Lima
Dark Horse Mines
Dark Horse
Board of Commissioners
Dansie
Sweeney
Williams
Leimert
Farmer
Cushing
Carr
Foster
Alan Smith
Andy Smith
Selway
American Express
Salt Lake
Charles Osborne
L. S. Osborne
Atlantic and
Orr Streets
Fred Woodside
Hiram Brundage
Jack Rees
Roberts
Woodside
Evans Burles
Paul Cash
R. V. Bottomly
Harry E. Johnson
State Soldiers’ Home
Columbia Falls
Bottomly
Better Vision Institute
Jimmy Thomson
Adam's
U.S
Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Assembly OF God
Walter E. Daggett
Minnesota Woolen
Bill George
Bife
St. Dillon
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Real Estate — Abstracts
Beaverhead
Hazelbaker
Montana
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
P.A.C
James A. Farley
Democratic Party
Montana Citizens Council
Farley
United States Senate
Moscow
Russia
C.so.p.a.c
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