Dillon area social notes and local moves recorded
Winter visits and relatives in Dillon are noted alongside moves of families to and from Dillon. Theta meeting postponed to April 21. Nell Doyle county superintendent and Mrs Cantrell with two children of Dell are listed among shoppers. L D 8S Relief Society social service lesson set for Thursday. Mona Roger and Jean Miller plan Helena home. George Naysich relocates to Dillon. Miss Gelhaus and Mrs Mellecker return from Melrose. F D Willis back from Boulder. Royal Neighbor Juveniles meet Friday at Marian DeLadd home. Mrs Schindler visits Butte. Mabel Talbott returns Bozeman after Dillon visit.
Girl Scout Meeting Names Patrol Leaders
A fragmented report notes patrols in a Girl Scout meeting with Shirley Akin Mount named as scribe and pledge of courteous conduct. The Squirrel patrol is set to lead the next meeting with a patrol leader taking charge.
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Pirae
Root Patrol
Squirrel Patrol
Shirley Akin Mount
Acribe
Three Live Ghosts at Hartwig Theatre Tonight
The Hartwig Theatre presents Thursdays feature film Three Live Ghosts a lively comedy about three men returning after the armistice who are presumed dead. Jones Spoofy and Gubbins contend with a string of scrapes alongside a Walt Disney cartoon in the program.
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Jones
Spoofy
Gubbins
the Hartwig
Richard Arlen
Claude Allister
Charles McNaughton
Celia Parker
Beryl Mercer
Local residents and visitors noted in Dillon area
Co. and Peterson and son from Dell in town on Wednesday. Ed Gleed of Lima visited Tuesday. I B Haviland of Bannack attends to business in Dillon. Mrs Mary Lasich returns from Los Angeles. Shoppers from Twin Bridges and Melrose in Dillon Tuesday. Prof McBain leaves for Spokane after educational meeting. Nell Doyle accompanies flag contest winners to Butte. Dan Little and Mrs Cardinale depart for Rochester Mayo Clinic. Post Office seeks sealed bids for Burroughs adding machine. Elizabeth Clemon visits Clancy with Frank Lightfoot. Betsey stays. Ruth Denise Tyro, Hollywood dancer, arrives for visit after NYC performance. Four-room house with garage offered for 850 dollars. rent 156 annually. Bertha Battle and son George visit from California to ranch above Alder. Baptist Ladies’ Aid to meet at the Cottage Thursday.
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Bertha Battle
George
Dillon
Mary Judge
California
Alder
Beaverhead County High School Variety Program Set
A Beaverhead County High School variety program is planned for Tuesday evening April 14 under the direction of Miss Viglet M. Eastman. The show features Ruth Denis Tyro of the Hollywood Ballet and includes one act plays, vocal solos by Miss Emma McGahan, character readings by William Boettither, a selected orchestra under Li Ai Gregory, and a musical comedy dance by Miss Sue Tragitt.
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Djacs
Beaverhead County
Tuceday
Misa
Emma
McGahan
William’Boettither
Li’ Ai
Gregory
Misa Sue Tragitt
Local Bridge Winners Named in St James Guild Event
In the St James guild local contest H. M. Brundage and W. D. Ross posted five pars while Mrs. Monte Mathews and Mrs. Will Lovell had four pars in the north south division. State champions were Mr. Bob Anderson and Mrs. Bob Anderson of Miles City in north south and Mrs. Robert R. Jones with Mrs. Robert Mulvaney of Billings in east west. Mrs. Mina Hartwig of this city has been advised.
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Dillon
St. James Guild
H. M. Brundage
W. D. Ross
Monte Mathews
Will Lovell
Bob Anderson
Miles City
Robert R. Jones
Robert Mulvaney
Billings
Mina Hartwig
Peterson Leads First Sunday Trapshoot With 98 of 100
Herman Peterson tops the field at the season opener with 98x100. Pete and Vic Westergaard tie for second at 93, Free 83x100, Smith 87x100, Lynch 77x100, and Johnson 89x50. In handicap Peterson and Free tie at 86x50. doubles Peterson 42x60, Free 39x50, P Westergaard 37x60.
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Herman Peterson
Pete
Vic Westergaand
W.R. Tarrant
Helena
Roy Forrester
Dr. E. G. Free
Leslie Smith
Joe Lynch
Gleed
W. Stone
J. E. Johnson
Peterson
Free
P. Westergaard
To Beat the Band at the Roxy Theatre Tonight and Thursday
The Roxy presents the tuneful musical comedy To Beat the Band tonight and Thursday with Hugh Herbert Helen Broderick Eric Blore and Roger Prior in comic roles. Friday and Saturday feature Red River Valley a sensational Gene Autry musical western. School trustees chosen in District No 10 election with A F Waldorf elected for three years and F P Hazelbaker for two years amid 85 ballots cast.
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Roxy Theatre
Hugh Herbert
Helen’ Broderick
Eric Blore
Roger Prior
Red River Valley
Gene Autry
A. FB
Waldorf
F. Pas Hazelbaker
Guy “Combes
Royal Arch Masons to Exemplify Degree Saturday
Masonic hall hosts a Dillon gathering of Royal Arch Masons with the degree to be exemplified. Visitors from Butte Anaconda Whitehall and Sheridan are expected to attend the meeting.
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A. Mo Merting
Dillonder No
Royal Arch ‘Masons
Masonic Hall
Royal Arch
Butte
Anaconda
Whitehall
Sheridan
Loot Return After Lumber Company Burglary
Sheriff James McCollum returned about 60 dollars in cash to the Standard Lumber company owners after a burglary weeks ago. J. A. Rosg and L. B. Peterson pleaded guilty and are serving sentences at Deer Lodge.
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Standard Lumber Company
James McCollum
J. A. Rosg
L. B. Peterson
Deer Lodge
Fight Card Set At City Hall Auditorium
Weston Strausser and Cowboy Swetish sign up for a Saturday night bout at the city hall auditorium. Promoters seek strong opponents to fill the card as Dillon residents note the 8 pm gong matches the town clock. Mr. and Mrs. Whitworth visit from Sheep Creek basin. The Mathews and Mitchell families return from Missoula. Miss Elizabeth travels to Twin Falls, Idaho, following a relative’s death.
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Weston Strausser
Cowboy Swetish
City Hall Auditorium
Elizabeth
Falls
Idaho
Parisian cleaners offer Monite mothproofing for garments
Dillon based Parisian Cleaners announces the Monite mothproof cleaning process. The method uses a special odorless solution and is claimed harmless and non poisonous. Garments treated are protected against moth damage for six months with insurance from a major company.
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Parisian-Cléanere
Parisian “Cleaness
Weetsa
Oveyst
Dillon
Monite
Monite Company
St. Louis
L. H. Smith
Parisian Cleaners
Proced
Mrs Annabel Samberg and David Wampler Wed in Reno Nev
Word comes to Dillon friends that on March 16 in Reno Nevada Mrs Annabel Samberg of Los Angeles and David Wampler, former Dell resident, were married. After a brief honeymoon they reside at 427 Hope Street Los Angeles. Mrs Wampler, widow of Dr Sandberg, has lived in California for several years.
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Dillon
Reno
Nev
Annabel Samberg
Los Angeles
David €. Wampler
Dell
Pacific Coast
Hope Street
Wampler
Métitana
Dr. Sandberg
D.D. S
Butte
California
Kibitzer Team Wins Winter Contract Bridge Series
Kibitzer, a Men's Contract Bridge Club squad, won the winter series ended Monday night at the guild hall. In the final session Carl Hansen and James Kelly led the north-south players while T E Luebben and E D Sandvig topped east-west. For the series Tragitt and Blinn led the winning team and Roberts and Backus led the losers. the Yarbouroughs provided refreshments at the final game.
Doctor Visitor Arrives in Helena From Chicago
Dr and Mrs Francis Cashmore arrived in Helena from Chicago on March 26 for a week ending visit with his parents Mr W F Cashmore. The Cashmores plan to take the car board examination and may travel on to their home state. Many friends here are saddened by the news.
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Francis Cashmore
Helena
Chicago
Francis
W. FF. Cashmore
Tre Dock
Bridge Club Meets at Malcolm Stones on Idaho Street
Malcolm Stone hosted the Men’s Wednesday Evening Bridge Club at his South Idaho Street home. After games a Dutch lunch was served. Parents of daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Hoppert are the parents of a daughter born last Friday at Barrett hospital.
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Malcolm Stone
Idaho ‘Street
Walter Hoppert
Siayer
Brownies Report Wednesday Meeting Activities
Girl Brownies at the primary building held a Wednesday after school session. Tawny Owl shared a story of the Golden Ground while members sang I Have a Little Pony and learned nature poems. Margaret Luebben served as acting scribe as the Red Rose group planned badge fundraising.
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Vermiét
Tawny Owl
Margaret Luebben
Owl
Mary Jane Paul
Meadowlark Troop 4 Meeting Recap and Elections
The Meadowlark troop opened with two games and an eight relay race. They elected new patrol leaders and patrol seconds. About nine more meetings remain before the awards court.
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Meadowlark
Court of
Easter Sunday Service Led by Jackson Community
Jackson community Easter Sunday service at 2 pm sponsored by Sin cerity Rebekahs includes representatives from Friendship Club Rebekahs Odd Fellows Royal Neighbors and public school. A community Easter luncheon with sandwiches cookies deviled eggs coffee will be served 12 to 1 30 pm for those traveling far to avoid a home meal.
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Jackson
Sincerity ‘Rebekahs
Friendship Club
Rebekahs
Cidd Fellows
Royal “Neighbors
Dillon Choral Club Presents Sacred Concert
The Dillon Choral Club directed by Mrs. W. G. Gilbert gave its annual sacred concert Sunday evening to a large audience at the Methodist Episcopal church. The program was thoroughly enjoyed by attendees.
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Dillon Choral Club
Pan Hellenic entertained at Clara Plant home
Pan Hellenic was pleasantly entertained Monday evening at the home of Miss Clara Plant by Mrs. James A. McCollum, Mrs. T. F. McFadden and Mrs. Kenneth Wheat. A dinner was served at 7:15.
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Clara Plant
James ‘A. McCollum
T. F. McFadden l
Kenneth Wheat
Husband Beaten by Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
Martin Markovich pleaded not guilty in Judge Stahl's court on a charge of assault alleging he beat his wife last Sunday night. He was released on $400 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Markovich
Stahl
St James Junior Choir Practice Time Set
The St James junior choir will meet for practice Thursday afternoon at 4:80 at the church.
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ST. James Junior Choir
St. James
P N G club members plan play rehearsal at Conger home
P N G club members who have parts in the play will meet at the Conger home Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
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P.N. G. Club
Conger
Ellen May Guild Teas at Hazelbaker Home
The Ellen May guild will be entertained by Mrs F A Hazelbaker on Thursday at 4 oclock at her home on South Pacific Street.
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Ellen May
F. A. Hazelbaker
South Pacific Street
Water with meals aids digestion and stomach comfort
An ad claims drinking water with meals improves digestion by aiding stomach juices and reducing bloating. It mentions Adlerika as a cleanse for upper and lower bowels and ends with a druggist note urging readers to pay their subscription.
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Adlerika
Geo, M, Gosman
Tough Guy star Photoplay features Rin Tin Tin Jr and kidnaped boy
Friday and Saturday matinee bill offers a dramatic tale of a kidnapped boy and his faithful dog Rin Tin Tin Jr with Jackie Cooper Joseph Calleia and an all star cast in a big kick story.
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Rin Tin Tin, Jr
Jackie Cooper
Joseph Callelia
Sunday and Monday Matinee Rose Marie Operetta
Sunday and Monday matinee shows feature Rose Marie presented as a charming operetta with adventurous Canadian wilds. Starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, it promises the same thrill as Naughty Marietta.
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Rose Marie
Marietta
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Iddy
The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo
Tuesday and Wednesday audiences meet an intricate love and mystery tale headlined by Ronald Coleman and Joan Bennett with a grand cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Ronald Coleman
Joan Bennett
Mat Bout Postponed by Dillon Fire Department
The wrestling bout scheduled for Tuesday evening under the Dillon volunteer fire department is indefinitely postponed. Announcement comes from Christo Otto Vandegrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Chisto Otto Vandegrift
Grain supplies up this year aiding world livestock
The bureau of agricultural economics notes feed grains are more available this year than last as U.S. yields return to near average levels, improving global livestock feed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau’ of Agricultural Economics
Old Ironsides Earned Famed Nickname Amid Historic Fight
The Constitution earned the nickname Old Ironsides after battles with Guerriere during the War of 1812. Loyal crew and heavy cannon fire left enemy shots rebounding off its famed oak hull, boosting morale and proving the ship's resilience.
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H. Im
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