Local Visitors Spread Across Dillon Area
A string of visitors and residents were noted around Dillon and nearby towns this weekend. Among those seen in Dillon were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nay of Bannack, William Harray of Wisdom, Frank Birrer of Sheridan, Ivo irrer of Twin Bridges, and Miss Vera Schulz with Frank Con mor of Melrose. Local dances and social events featured a Legion gathering at Dillmont, a party for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henneberry at Ganyon Resort, and various family visits including teachers and travelers from Three Forks Bozeman Butte and Melrose. A cottage on the west side is advertised for 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Birrer
Sheridan
Ivo Irrer
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Miss Phoebe Paul Marries Christian Peterson in Dillon
Miss Phoebe Paul and Christian Peterson were wed Sunday at the Lutheran church with Rev. Schmidt officiating. The bride wore russet red crepe and was attended by Mrs. J. D. Hildreth. Peterson was supported by his brother Elmer Peterson. The couple will live in Dillon. Mrs. Waters, wife of John Waters, died at Barrett hospital after a brief illness aged 72. born in England, she had lived in Montana 42 years and in the county 18 years. Survived by husband and son James Jenkins. funeral set for Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Paul
Christian Peterson
Lutheran Church
Pp. J. Peterson
South Side
Peterson
Dillon
Mary Waters
John Waters
Barrett Hospital
England
Daw Found Guilty in Darby Shooting Case
Elgin Daw, former Beaverhead County High School student, found guilty of third degree assault by a Hamilton jury last week. He was sentenced to five months in jail for the shotgun wounding of five youths who serenaded him and his bride outside their Darby home on February 13. Attorneys for Daw filed notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Daw
Beaverhead County
Hamilton
Daw
Darby
Auto collision near Dillmont park injures two salesmen
Roland Goedert and Melvin Whitaker, two young salesmen, received cuts about the head and other minor injuries last Saturday night when the car they rode in collided just north of the river bridge near Dillmont park with a machine owned by Dan Turner of Bannack. Tom Sears escaped unharmed as were those in the Turner car. Both vehicles were badly damaged and the crash was blamed on failing to dim headlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Goedert
Melvin Whitaker
Dillmont Park
Dan Turner
Bannack
Tom Sears
Turner
Post Office to Cut Mail Deliveries on Washington and Pacific
Under the curtailment plan the local office orders reduced mail deliveries on Washington and Pacific streets to one morning delivery daily starting Tuesday. In the business district two deliveries daily will be maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Washington and
Pacific Streets
Dillon canoists brave Big Hole trip end with upset
A group of Dillon canoists paddled from Divide to Brown's bridge on the Big Hole river Sunday. The only casualty reported was an upset involving Jim Page and J. B. Mulkey. Other participants included Herman Peterson L. Phillips and his son Jack McLaren Bill Nelson W. E. Selner Garry Johnson and Art Halls.
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Big Hole
Divide
Brown's Bridge
Jim Page
J. B. Mulkey
Herman Peterson
L. Phillips
Jack McLaren
Bill Nelson
W. E. Selner
Garry Johnson
Art Halls
Dell Mercantile Store Robbed Again at Dell
A third break in at the Dell Mercantile store at Dell occurred Sunday night with merchandise stolen. No details on items or culprits available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Mercantile
Youth released on bond after Illinois return
Carl Burns, one of two youths brought back from Illinois to face a charge of breaking into a focal card room, was released on bond. Bonds set at $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burns
Illinois
Historic Beaverhead train visit recalls pioneering era
Crowds at the Dillon depot welcomed a modern streamline train while recalling the first Montana train decades earlier on the same route to Butte. Alma Harwood and others compared memories of Barretts station and the Oregon Short Line engine to the current sleek locomotive.
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Dillon
Montana
Butte
Alma Harwood
Barratt’s
Iron Horse
Beaverhead Valley
Harwood
Barrett's Canyon
Streamline
Lima
W. B. Gleed
F.M. Merrill
C. ‘H. Gilbert
Masonic Meeting Trip and District Finals Preview
Matt Kay Albert Baker and Homer Faust joined others traveling to Lima for Evergreen Masonic Lodge. Beaverhead and Gallatin County high schools debate squads meet here next Monday to decide district finalists for the state meet in Missoula next month. Mrs Eber Badeon, former Montana State registrar and Seattle Post Intelligencer reporter, was assigned to cover a summer home murder near Seattle. Mr and Mrs J Jeppson left for Portland to attend a ten day J C Penney convention at Multnomah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kay
Albert Baker
Homer Faust
Lima
Evergreen Masonic Lodge
Beaverhead
Gallatin County
Missoula
Eber Badeon
Montana State
Vormay
Seattle Post Intelligencer
J. ©. Jeppson
Portland
J.C. Penney Company
Multnomah That
Past Guardian Night Observed by Neighbors of Woodcraft
The first Past Guardian Neighbor night of Neighbors of Woodcraft was held Wednesday evening. Carnations and garlands in red white and green were given to ten past guardian neighbors. Presenters included Lyon Mary Molleur G N Susan Find ling Adv Anne Cashmore P G N Mamel Toffman Mag Elizabeth Wentworth Att Florence Hughes Capt Sarah Wolfe Nellie Nelson. Music by Normal College and high school students accompanied the social hour with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Lyon
Mary Molleur
G. N
Susan Findling
Anne Cashmore
Mamel Toffman
Elizabeth Wentworth
Florence Hughes
Capt
Sarah Wolfe
Nellie Nelson
Inner
Normal College
Beaverhead CCC Contingent Returns From California
The Beaverhead CCC group from California completed their terms of service and returned home last Friday. Residents Gene Cooper, Paul Cooper, George Judge, Tom Judge, Pat Nettick, Curtis Gruwell, J McPherson, and Gene Medsker of Bannack and the city are listed as among the returnees. They called their government project work in California interesting and their stay enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
CCC
California
Department of Federal
Gene
Paul Cooper
Bannack
George
Tom Judge
Pat Nettick
Curtis Gruwell
J. McPherson
Gene Medsker
Pilots Morrison and Firebaugh Visit Dillon Airport
Helena aviators Morrison and Firebaugh toured Dillon over the weekend and drew many passengers to flights over the valley. They plan a returning visit and will conduct a flying school here and thank Dillon residents for their barnstorming support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison and
Firebaugh
Helena
Dillon
Logal
Dillon Gun Club wins telegraphic shoot season opener
Perfect 25s by three Dillon Gun Club members Ted Renfro W E Talent and Pete Westergaard helped the Dillon squad score 66 to defeat Helena in the opening telegraphic shoot of the season. Dillon defends its championship this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Gun Club
Helena
Dillon
Ted Renfro
W. E. Talent
Pete Westergaard
Reflection on US growth through ups and downs
The text reflects on alternating periods of prosperity and low mood in the United States, noting that after every downturn the nation moved toward greater wealth and achievement. It suggests using past experiences to inform future outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Legion Auxiliary Social After Monday Meeting
The American Legion auxiliary met Monday evening in Legion rooms and then held a social session at Mrs. Earl Fairbanks home. The music and radio committee hosted the event with Mrs Fairbanks, Mrs Jeppson, Mrs Poole and Mrs Walters assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Earl Fairbanks
Music and Radio Committee
Fairbanks
Jeppson
Poole
Walters
Dentists Plan Montana Idaho Conference Clinic Repeat
Dr. W. J. Romersa and Dr. RD. Curry traveled to Missoula for a two day Montana Dental Association meeting. Romersa will repeat last year's clinic at the annual Billings meeting and at the Idaho convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Romersa
RD. Curry
Missoula
Montana Dental Association
Shakespeare Club Discusses Let Em Eat Cake Play
The Shakespeare club meeting on April 21 will discuss the play Let Em Eat Cake now in stock at Tribune Book Store priced at 2.00. Another group has not yet taken the book Days Without End which was discussed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Tribune Book Store
Stenographer Typist Exams Delayed Then Scheduled
On October 17 1933 the commission issued Announcement No 45 listing Senior and Junior stenographers and typists as exam targets. Owing to high applications the written test could not occur immediately. the first exam is set for May 5 with multiple classes to follow.
National Re employment Service urges monthly renewals in Dillon notice
The notice from Joseph C. Fuller County Manager urges all registered for employment with the National Re employment Service to renew their applications every thirty days. Registrants should immediately write to confirm employment status and desire to remain on active lists. Other local items include Carl J. Hansen visiting Dillon, Loren Curnutt’s job transfer to Butte Safeway, Mrs. Alfred Hunt Jr visiting, a marriage license granted to H J Decke and Annabell Wolverton, and N E Holden leaving for New York City to settle a sister’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Re-employment Service
Joseph C. Fuller
National
Dillon, Mont
Local visitors include McKnight and Jackson in Dillon
S. M. McKnight of Dell was a business visitor in the city Friday. Roy Jackson was down Tuesday from his mining property in Madison county. Mrs. Fred Hirschy and Mrs. Elizabeth Clemon of Jackson were visitors in Dillon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. McKnight
Dell
Roy Jackson
Madison County
Fred Hirschy
Elizabeth Clemon of
Jackson
Dillon
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Ross Nay
William Harray of
Wisdom
Mary Judge
Blackfoot
Idaho
Vera Schulz
Frank Conmor
Melrose
Legion
Dillmont
Mary Franick
Joe Gethaus
Elda Crowley
Carl McLaughlin
Clifton McLaughlin
Angus McLeod
City
George R. Baker
Ganyon Resort
Paul Henneberry
C. C. Newman
Florida
J. C. Lane
Three Forks
Alfred Mender
Bozeman
Rose Heavey
George Lane
R. W. Boone
Betty
Miniaure
Nelson-Peyatt Orchestra
Eleanor Rodman
Vivian Allsup
Billie” Ann” Rife
Berniece Hirschman
Mesdames F. D. Willis
W. W.wahl
W. J. Bierrum
A.,.a. Simpson
Jesse Brown
The
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Carl B. Taylor
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Mrs. Waters
Dillon Canoists
Dell Merc
Scott
William ‘Russell Magna
National Society
Woodside
B. N. Stevenson
Marjorie
Fastern Normal College
Billings
Remington Standard
Dillon Gunners
Fathers and Sons Meeting
State Bank & Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Carl J. Hansen of
Armstead
Loren Curnutt
MacMarr
Park Street Safeway
Alfred Hunt, Jr
Waterloo
A. A. Curnutt
H. J. Decke
Annabell Wolverton
Rawlins, Wyo
N.E. Holden
New York City
Hartwig Theatre
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Jack Holt
Fay Wray
Walter Connolly
Lilian Harvey
Lew Ayers
Charles Butterworth
Sid Silvers
Man
Gloria Stewart
Claude Rains
Dudley Digges
J. A. Baxter
Henry Coulam
Union Pacific
Priday
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers Representatives
P. O. Box
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