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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1937

Page

4

Beaverhead County Social Notes and Local Weddings

Mrs. Morse Waldorf hosted a bridge party honoring Miss Dorothy Lenz who departs for nursing in Wichita. A Billings wedding united Miss Marjorie Foote and Edwin Eagle, with Alice Durlin and Helen Eagle as bridesmaids, and a reception at the Northern hotel before the couple’s Seattle and Palo Alto winter plans.

Morse Waldorf Dorothy Lenz Wichita Kansas Miss Lenz Marjorie Foote Billings Edwin Eagle Bozeman Beaverhead County Presbyterian Church Alice Durlin Helen Eagle Sam Holden Henry Eagle Jane Waldorf A. F. Waldorf Northern Hotel Mrs. Eagle Seattle Canadian Points Palo Alto Calif Mr. Eagle Stanford University

Local items from Medicine Lodge and Beaverhead County

Local ranchers from the Medi cine Lodge and Horse Prairie districts attended a Taylor Grazing District meeting at the court house Friday and Saturday. Pauline Wilson returned from a vacation motor trip to the Pacific coast. Ike Rife Jr of Medicine Lodge visited Dillon last Friday and Saturday. May and Dorothy Fassi er of Melrose stayed with their aunt Mrs Joe Gelhaus. Beaverhead Democrats plan to attend the state Young Democrats convention in Polson September 4 and 5.

Medicine Lodge Horse Prairie Taylor Court House Pauline Wilson Pacific Coast Elks Joe Gelhaus Beaverhead County Polson

Vet leader selects committees for various war service tasks

The document lists committees under Employment Sick call and relief Membership Education Armistice day Dance Cemetery and Memorial day Boy Scouts Junior baseball Funeral and escort Firing squad. It also notes wheat stocks totaling about 103 288 000 on July 1, the smallest since 1919. The report closes with a reference to the Dillon Examiner.

Fred G. Lyon John L. Lanner Paul Temple George R. Baker F. M. Poindexter E. G. Free Buck C. J. Horren T. Lee McCracken E. L. Fairbanks R. D. Curry George M. Gosman E. W Leroy Gilbert J. C. Wedum Dale Tash Guy Combes Emil Conger C. M. Casterline Jack O'Donnell Jay V. McCarthy Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics

State Meet of Catholic Women in City Held

Rome hosted the state meet as Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore of Helena led low mass. High mass was preached by the Rev. J. C. Tougas of St Helena's Cathedral Helena. Dillon and Butte choirs performed with several named vocalists. Monday featured sessions on youth and Catholic action with speakers from Montana and Salt Lake City. Helena chosen as next site. officers named including L A Malone Bozeman as president.

Rome Joseph M. Gilmore Helena J. C. Tougas St. Helena Butte Arthur Drynan James Cummings Margaret McMahon Molly Healey J. W. McLane Hugo Kench Fred Kloeckner John Hogan W. A. Kemper Dillon Kenneth Wheat Fred Simons Jo Ann Fuller Billie Baxter Margaret Dubie Frank Paul Bramsman Charlotte Ballard St. Rose Parish Dillmont Park F. X. Lechner Montana Register Salt Lake City E. P. Gilmore Laurence Manion Bernard Williams Child Welfare of Montana Jessie Bierman Bishop Gilmore L. A. Malone Council Arthur Dignan Margaret McHale The Holy Land John J. O’kennedy T. J. Carney Thomas Dignan R. H National Catholic School of Social Service Florence Walsh Bozeman Catherine Harrington J. P. Miller Anaconda Catherine Doherty R. H. Sheehan Missoula Thomas M. Robinson J. C. McCarthy Mayme Allen

Miss Billie Baxter Departing for University of New Mexico

Miss Billie Baxter will leave Thursday for Albuquerque New Mexico where she will continue her studies at the University of New Mexico.

Billie Baxter Alburquerque, N.M University of New Mexico

Montana to Uniformly Assess Automobiles January 1

Montana county assessors and state examiners announce a unified method for 1938 auto and trailer assessments. A blue print plan will be supplied to each county, aiming to eliminate duplication, simplify records, and standardize rolls across all counties.

Montana Senate House

Montana Unemployment Fund Reaches Over A Million

The unemployment commission reports more than five thousand accounts opened as payrolls from 5,364 employers paid into the fund for six months ending June 30. An extension to September 10 was granted for late contributions, with the fund kept intact for unemployment benefits after July 1, 1939.

Craighead

Miss Evelyn Border and George W Ferguson Wed in Red Lodge

Miss Evelyn Border a Normal college graduate and George W Ferguson of Billings were married in Red Lodge recently.

Evelyn Border Normal College George W. Ferguson Billings Red Lodge

Air Conditioning Modern? Brewers Purified Air As Far Back As 1879

The article notes that as early as 1879 a Southern brewer in Alexandria Virginia used mechanical air conditioning to purify air in a brewery. Robert Portner and B E J Hill submitted the patent No 229750 and a diagram accompanied the application. The goal was pure air in the fermenting room to ensure good fermentation and beer quality.

Alexandria Robert Portner B. E. J. Hill Washington Portner Winfield S. Hubbard Food and Drug Administration Department of Agriculture

Anniversary Observed by Basin Couple in Rustic Ceremony

A Basin couple marked their anniversary with a grounds ceremony and singing led by Mesdames Florence Young and Gretchen Scofield. The gathering included gifts such as a gold and blue tea pot and blankets. Mrs. A W Vogelsang played piano while others offered vocal solos. The narrative recounts the Van Houten family history from Paris Illinois to Wisdom Montana with droughts, fires, relocations, and notable work by Ed Van Houten in Idaho and Salmo, plus later life at Wisdom and Ruby Creek placer claims.

Mesdames Florence Young Gretchen Scofield Woodlands A. W. Vogelsang Henrietta Gasser Wallace Francis Eunice McKevitt Marion Ed van Houten Florence Salt Portland Ore Earl Jerry Lima Bill California Rosa-Jane Whitesell Ben van Houten Paris Terre Haute Ind Farnum Neb Kansas van Houten Salmon Idaho Phil Sheenan Salmon River Husted J. P. Lossl Concord Wisdom Ruby Creek Ruby Creek, Where He and Mrs. van Houten Barney Hughes Charley Hall Lician Eby

Garfield county big dry project boosted by 94000 dollars

Gov. Roy E. Ayers announced that 94000 dollars is now available for the big dry conservation and irrigation project in Garfield county. The purchase of 50000 dollars in state water conservation bonds plus a prior 44000 grant from the PWA bring total funds to support construction. Tomlinson-Arkwright company runs a 30 man crew building a dam 38 feet high and 3301 feet long to store 3300 acre feet of water for nine miles of canals.

Public Works Administration Garfield County Roy E. Ayers PWA Tomlinson-Arkwright Company

Guaranteed Treatment For Tender Stomach Adla Tablets

Adla Tablets claim to quickly relieve a sore stomach, indigestion, heartburn, and pains between meals. Money back guarantee offered by GEO. M. GOSMAN, Druggist.

Geo. M. Gosman

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