Local clubs and meetings highlight Sheridan notices
April plans include junior assembly at Beaverhead 108 and a dance at Dillmont park hosted by the Bond union. Local 490 meets at Nelson school and educational committee planning aims to enrich gatherings. Also reported are a wedding at Coral Creek, town club programs, and Ruby Valley Wool Growers elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buaverheay Panne
Iwus
South Orn Dilion
Educational ‘Committee
J. C. Ferguson
Susan Hand
Jamestown
N. D
Bond
Nelson School
H. D. Rolph
Farmers Union
Beaverhead-Silver Bow
Dillon
Loal 490
Dan Piccone
Frank Buyan
Frank Buhrer
Neil Cummins
George Ferguson
Su-san Hand
March Reader’s Digest
Toyohiko Kagawa
United States
Canada
Kagawa
Denmark
England
Cecil ‘Crews
Cooperative Eunicational Institute
Weldom
Morris Erickson
Cooperative Educational Institute
Ryjavik
Iceland
George C. Armitage
Coral Creek
Edna Armitage
Albert Lilinghouse
E. D. Swisher
Methodet
Armitage
George Armitage
Grace and High School
Sheriden
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Mr. Ellinghouse
Walter Ellinghouse
Frd Ellinghouse
Sheridan
Frank Barnett
Ellinghouse
Harvey Halse
Ruby Street
A. L. Pence, Jr
Spokane
Sheridan Woman's Club
R. H. Dyer
Italy
G. W. Rightenour
Parrot Clings to Dead Master in New Bedford Home
An 18 year old parrot named Polly remained on the shoulder of Joseph Marsh 74 of New Bedford Massachusetts after his death. The scene highlights a loyal animal in a quiet late night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Joseph Marsh
New Bedford
Mass
Waldorf Astoria Chef Prepares Massive Monthly Roasts
Georges Jean of the Waldorf Astoria in New York supervises 10 000 pounds of meat monthly for Manhattan diners. He plans 600 pounds of roast beef and 900 pounds of pork and veal per month with fowl not counted. He uses a roast meat thermometer to meet diverse doneness requests across six kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorges Jean
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Manhattan
M. Jean
Waldorf
Blizzards, Snow Drifts Close Roads In Local vicinity
Colder weather dominated late March with 20 below zero and 20 above readings. Immense snow drifts keep roads impassable as residents, including Cecelia Montgomery and son, George, travel between Dillon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Montgomery
George
Elkhorn Springs
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Polaris
Selway Sheep Company
Big Hole Basin
Harrrison
Selway Ranch
Beaverhead
Frank Marchesseau
Delia
Jane
Jack Cole
Walter Smith
Jack
George, Pyle
Tom Judge
Tom
Beryl Harrison
Ralph Spencer
J. D. Harrison
Spencer
George Harrison
Carl Knoll
Theodore Nelson
Knollz Ranch
Bannack
City
Bourquin
Knoll
Harrison
George ‘Harrison
Harrison Ranch
George Pyle
Mir
Smith
Dias Creek
Bob Jackson
Bob Harrison
Pyle
Is. E. Cole
Barbara
Thermopolis
Wyo
Angenta
Pyle Ranch
W. S. Tash
James Dodd
DL Ranch
Big Hole
Walter Paddock
Early Dillon Basketball Pioneers Recall 1901–1905 Era
Dillon writer recalls the town’s first basketball games starting in 1901. He notes the 1905 Normal School team beating M A C Bozeman 19 to 17, lists early players, and describes practice spaces in Dart’s Hall and the old Normal building. He traces local clubs, high school games, and Dillon’s early basketball culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinook
Blaine
Dillon
Montana
Newmal Bulldogs
Bobcats
Montana State
Great Falls
Montana ‘Normal
Montana State College of Bozeman
Beaverhead County
Dart’s
Joe Wiksdal
Butte High School
Butte
Edwin L. Norris
L. Stone
Jet Wiksdal
Tom Taylor
Norman Gilbert
Walter Taylor
Arthur Graeter
Fred Wockworth
Watson Oliver
Tom Duncan
Frank Sharkey
Chester Gilbert
Normal
Normals
Ward Swain
Carl Taylor
Norvill
Douglas Palmer
Newell Knapp
Bozeman
M N. C
Walter Poindexter Griffith
Will Chapman
Edward Fogerty
M. Matherson
Chinook High School
Empionship
Townsend club play Are You Married Leads to Dance Night
Eleven members of the Townsend club presented the play Are You Married directed by John Cummins. The evening concluded with a dance and expressions of appreciation to the cast and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Packet House
John Cummins
Glen Townsend Club
Edward Gransberry
Barrett Hospital
Dan Piccone
Pocatello
Rudolph Polish
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
Louise Kambich
Glendale
Pauline
Kambich
Birch Creek CCC News Brings Camp Updates and Plans
The Birch Creek CCC reports eighty seven active members with many leaving for new jobs. Camps improve with grav eled walks and a revised education schedule including twenty seven classes and nine correspondence courses. Crews advance Birch Creek road Willow creek pole work and fence at Zanger station while creosote arrives for treatment. Summer projects include road upgrades ranger station work and a new Willow creek telephone line. Visitors this week include N L Henry and family Mayor Galt and others from Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Creek
Farlin
Missoula
Willow Creek
Zanger Station
Thief Creek
Camp Birch Creek
N. L. Henry
WORLD WIDE THEATRICAL AGENCY PROMOTES ENGAGEMENTS
Booking agency offers staging shows of every nature with talent for stage screen radio night clubs and outdoor events. Licensed and bonded agents at 311 Turk Street San Francisco California list affiliations in principal cities and provide telephone contacts for bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Theatrical Agency
Turk Street
San Francisco
Calif
Graystone
Ordway
One Eyed Woman Of The Future Aims For Hats And Flirtation
A famous New York ophthalmologist speculates that humans may evolve a single central eye, with future women pondering how to accessorize and attract suitors. Hats are likely to be straight brims with symmetric trimming and colored eyes could become a cosmetic variable mirroring future eye color changes. The piece notes fashion and flirtation implications as vision reportedly narrows to one orb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noles
Sheridan News
Ruby Valley
J. L. Swing
Wr. A. Clapp
Glenn Fiarsh
J. W. Coulston
Grace Marsh
Pasadena
California
E. D. Marsh
North Montana St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Dilton
Mont
Raymond Noyes
Herbert Hansen Hartman
Hapner
Allard
Reichle News
Ellis Evans
Cleveland
Western Reserve ‘University
CCC News
French Creek Road
Wise River
Dillmont Park
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming Butte
Shippers
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Peter J. Peterson
Rainbow Quilt Block
Wichita. Ave
Cleveland, OO
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