Notable Residents Gather for Week in Dillon
Residents listed include Mrs Joe Birrer Mr and Mrs Joe Dowling Miss Nell Mc Knight S M McKnight AL OK Mecham Lee Ray and Paul Martinell Mr and Mrs W L Wilson Miss Henderson and Mrs George Lefgren. Felix Raddatz and daughter arrived from Minot North Dakota Clifford Birrer returned from Billings. Walter Bastian and family visited the Birrer home while Joe Birrer traveled to Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Raddatz
Minot, N. Dak
Clifford Birrer
Billings
Walter Bastian
Joe Birrer
Idaho Falls
Shaffer and area residents visit Dillon in varied trips
Many local residents travel between Argenta and Dillon. Jack Knapp of Butte visits the Fred James home. Elwin Bell tours west and returns to his parents in Argenta. Leonard McDowell spends the weekend in Dillon. Miss Barbara Cole visits Butte. George Knapp resumes work after a trip to Butte. Eleven votes are cast in a school election to elect three trustees. Mr and Mrs Chester Buckingham host a birthday dinner for Mr Buckingham and Mrs O O Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Knapp
Sidney Shaffer
Dillon
Elwin Bell
Frank Bell
Washington
Oregon
California
New York
George Elder
O. O. Sharp
Chester Buckingham
Doctor I W Vinsel and wife arrive in Dillon
Dr I W Vinsel a Miles City veterinary surgeon arrived in Dillon with Mrs Vinsel and will establish residence at 905 South Washington. He trained at Chicago Veterinary College and has four years with the U S Bureau of Animal Industry at Miles City after six years of private practice there. He plans to continue his practice in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Vinsel
Miles City
Dillon
Vinsel
South
Washington Street
Chicago Veterinary College
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Winsel
Alaska bound Doyle family to join settlers colony
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doyle of the Big Hole basin left for Alaska. Mrs. Doyle and their four children will spend the summer in Iowa and then reunite with Mr. Doyle in Alaska in the fall to join a settlers colony sponsored by the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Doyle
Big Hole Basin
L. M. Holloran
Mr. Doyle
Alaska
Quigley Visits Family in Dell
Ralph Quigley of the Cooke Sheep Company of Dell visited his mother Mrs. Margaret Quigley and sister Mrs. George Pettit on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Quigley
Cooke Sheep Company
Dell
Margaret Quigley
George Pettit
Cattle Prices Expected to Hold Near Current Levels
Chicago March 28 U P reports indicate cattle prices are likely to stay near present levels for several months with only limited declines possible despite rising slaughter supplies. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics says substantial upturn depends on improved industrial activity and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Farmers Union welcomes new manager at Glasgow office
Mr and Mrs SS aL Hasbrouch of Glasgow arrive to make their home here. Hasbrouch assumes manager position of the Farmers Union Trading company on April first, succeeding Maynard Miller who led the union during the past year. He brings years of training in cooperative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS al
Hasbrouch
Glasgow
Union Trading Company
Maynard Miller
B P W Plans Cemetery Drive
At the Business and Professional Women meeting, a fundraiser drive from April 1 to 10 was arranged to support a cemetery project providing ample water. Dora Smith chairs the committee with Hayess Baxter and Elizabeth Winn assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Smith
Hayess Baxter
Elizabeth Winn
District basketball tourney nets $371.57 profit in Dillon
Final accounting of the Dillon district basketball tournament held February 24 to 26 shows a net profit of 371.57 dollars. Conrad Orr, principal and tourney committee member, submits the financial statement and thanks those responsible for the event's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Conrad Orr
Orr
Local man saved by coat after tourist rescue incident
J. J. Brown was injured Friday evening while helping a tourist car in mud on Morrow hill. He flattened himself on the road to avoid being run over as another vehicle blinded by headlights moved forward. He returned to work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brown
Mr. Brown
Ermont Mines
College Prexy Installation Set For April 11
Bozeman Mont April 4 Public inauguration ceremonies for Dr A L Strand fifth president of Montana State College will be held in the college gymnasium Monday April 11 Governor Roy E Ayers will welcome the president and preside Dr Sheldon E Davis president of Montana State Normal college at Dillon will represent other units of the Greater University of Montana Dr J M Hamilton will appear for the faculty Strand succeeds Dr Alfred Atkinson who will be inaugurated at the University of Arizona the day after Strand s induction Here the first president was AL M Ryon active during 1803 and the early history notes disruption from 1919 to 1904 1903 1803 unclear text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
U.P
A. L. Strand
Montana State College
Roy E. Ayers
Sheldon E. Davis
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
University of Montana
J. M. Hamilton
Strand
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Atkinson
Dr.Hamilton
Montane Valley Socials and News Notes
A Dillon area social roundup包括 a Sunday dinner party at the S J Johnson home for 32 guests with skiing on nearby hills after. Twin birth blessings for Servantus Kerr and wife. Local travel and visits include Estella Husted, Lloyd Lewis, Monte Burdick, Edith Jorgenson, and Ralph Huntley party to California. Easter break plans for Jill Hirschy and health updates on Mr Oneal and Mrs Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Johnson
Servantus Kerr
Dillon
Ralph Huntley
California
John Anderson Ranch
Gail
Wisdom
Phil Murphy
Montana
Jill Hirschy
Ross Hill
Martin Jackson
Butte Rabbi to Speak at Scout Court of Honor
Rabbi Joseph Gitin of Butte will be the principal speaker at a Boy Scout court of honor Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the courthouse. Conrad Orr leads the ceremony. David Curry, 13, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Curry, will receive the Eagle Scout badge. Other scouts will also receive badges with presentations by their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Joseph Gitin
Conrad Orr
Rabbi Gitin
Dillon
David Curry
R. W. Curry
Choral Club Presents Little Scarlet Flower Operetta
Rehearsals underway for the Dillon choral club eight year olds operetta Little Scarlet Flower to be staged at the Hartwig theatre April 27 with two performances. Directed by Mrs. W G Gilbert the production includes about 50 participants from club members Girl Scouts townspeople Normal college students and high school drama class. Committees include costumes chaired by Mrs Ott Vandegrift with Mrs Sylvester Meade and others. publicity headed by Mrs Sylvester Meade and Mrs L M Holloran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwig Theatre
Dillon Choral Club
W. G. Gilbert
Violet M. Eastman
Claudia Faust
W. G. Sargent
Ott Vandegrift
Sylvester Meade
Ben Davis
Clifford Bayerd
Morse Waldorf
L. M. Holloran
Judson Best
Public program at Normal Recital Grade School Friday
Sixth grade pupils from Mrs Marguerite Hollensteiner will present a program at the training school auditorium Friday April 8 at 2 30. The public is cordially invited. Music by the training school orchestra directed by L A Gregory. Numerous students from Montana colleges participate in the glee club and mixed chorus. The men's glee club plans a recital at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hollensteiner
L. A. Gregory
Normal College
Arnold Clair
Montana
Glee Club
Joy Bates
Ennis
Charlotte Bennetts
Butte
Marietta Blakeslee
Livingston
Irene
Auxiliary rummage sale planned this month
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a rummage sale in the near future. Donors with clothing to contribute should contact Mrs. J. C. Fuller or Mrs. C. M. Casterline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
J. C. Fuller
C. M. Casterline
Stillwater County Leads In Tenant Purchase Program
Denver based public notice reports Farm Security Administration appoints Stillwater county committee to administer the Bankhead Jones Farm Tenant Act in Montana. L H Habein of Absarokee chairs, with Alfred E B Christiansen of Rapelje and John Eisenman of Park City on the panel. Montana will receive 37 240 in loans to renters share croppers or farm laborers for farm purchases in year one with potential increases in subsequent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
U.P
Farm Security Administration
Stillwater County
Montana
L. H. Habein
Absarokee
Alfred EB. Christiansen
Rapelje
John Eisenman
Park City
Butte Masons Visit Dillon for Royal Arch Initiation
A delegation of at least 20 Masons from Deer Lodge Chapter No 3 Butte arrives in Dillon to aid three candidates initiated by Dillon Chapter No 8 R A M. and to exemplify the Royal Arch degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer
Butte
Dillon
Man Killed by Train in Livingston Yard
A transient named David Osborn of Johnson City Tennessee was struck and killed by a Northern Pacific switch engine in Livingston Montana last week. He reportedly dropped from a freight train in the yards and was walking away when the engine hit him leaving a severely mangled body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
U.P
David Osborn
Johnson City
Tenn
Northern Pacific
Osborn
Mines Professor to Speak on Mineral Industry as a Voc at Beaverhead
Dr. E. S. Perry head of the geology department at the Montana School of Mines will address Beaverhead County High School students Thursday at 2 pm on Mineral Industry as a Voc at ion. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geology Department
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Beaverhead County
Butte High School Team Wins District Debate Title
The Butte high school debating team won the district tournament held in Butte on Friday and Saturday. Dil lon lost to both Butte and Bozeman in decision rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Butte
Dillon
Bozeman
Lamb prices expected below average in spring market
Chicago reports indicate lamb prices likely to stay under average from April through June due to slack demand and larger spring supplies. Early March slaughter lamb prices were over $2 per hundred pounds lower than a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Men Wanted For Rawleigh Route Seeks Earns Weekly
Rawleigh's seeks reliable hustlers for an 800 family route in Minneapolis Minnesota. Expected earnings start at about 30 dollars weekly and rise with sales. Write today to Dept MTD-51-S for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
S. Dept
Minneapolis
Minn
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CoeaLae
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