Local social notes overflow with Easter gatherings
Mrs Julius Hartwig Sr received a surprise birthday party with dancing and crowds of friends. Easter weekend saw dinners and visits from Dillon and Butte residents including the Hartwigs, Piccones, Fitschen family, and others. Glen Townsend club hosts a card party April 18 at 8 pm with prizes and 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hartwig
Dan Piccone
Earl Fitschen
Butte
Louise Kambich
Pauline
Glendale
William Hand
Sarah Harroun
Dillon
W. T. Waid
Will Adders of
Buttes
Nick ~Adders
Glen Townsend
Dillon and
Glen
Ward
Schmidt
Lazzari
Dutton
David Meeds
A. S. Johnsen
Booking Theatrical Attractions International
Staging shows of every nature Talent furnished for every occasion Stage screen radio night clubs and outdoor events. Nothing too small nor too large for us to handle. World Wide Theatrical Agency licensed and bonded agents 311 Turk Street San Francisco California U S A Affiliations in call principal cities Telephones Graystone 2882 and Ordway 9723. Acts if you desire engagements write us. Managers if you need talent write wire or phone us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Theatrical Agency
Turk Street
San Francisco
Calif
U. S.A
Graystone
Ordway
Farmers Union Notes and Meetings At Rivenside Schoolhouse
Dillon locals met Friday April 10 at Rivenside schoolhouse selecting delegates Jens Bay Elmer Peterson Jardins Rife Earl Smith and John Rowet to attend the county meeting at Dungentry April 29 a committee was formed to plan entertainment and refreshments Mildred Schuler played piano and Mary Beth Smith recited with Susan Hand sharing Jamestown Institute experiences A stockholders meeting of Butte Farmers Union Trading Co occurred Saturday April 9 The meeting featured readings quotes from Bagley Markham and J Smithies urging cooperation and education as a path to economic change
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Rivenside
Dungentry
Jens Bay
Elmer Petercon
Jardins Rife
Earl Smith
John Rowet
Elza Smith
Mildred Schuler
Lind
Lee Schuler
Mary Beth Smith
Susan Hand
Jamestown Cooperative Institute
Saurday
Butte Farmers Union Trading Company
Essentials to Auto Safety and Oddities from the Era
An editorial praises auto safety advances like four wheel brakes while urging driver training and road regulation as essential. The piece references a New England steam navigation claim, offers multiple real estate ads, notes an extraordinary fertility record in Belgrade, a dog nursing a kitten, and a pool hall bet with a long ball-removal moment.
Camp Educational Program Records and Upgrades Progress
Our camp educational program led by Mr. Lumsden reports 100 percent enrollment and nearing 100 certificates across four districts. The CCC unit ranks fifth among 20 companies, with new educational films from Goodyear, woodwork outputs for expositions, improved lighting, cleaned facilities, and improved canteen quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumsden
Goodyear Rubber Company
CCC
W. Wagner
B. Pfieffer
Camp Hospital
San Diego
Spokane
Donald Brown
Camp
Raymond McCoy
McCoy
Ronald Sanderson
Local Guests and Easter Remembrances in Jackson
Social notes from Jackson recount visits by Mrs. Charles Wenger and family to the John Jackson home and other gatherings. Easter services were held with Rebekahs aiding in the community event. J J Halford of Yano City Michigan suffered a heart attack after learning his tax bill, with poor chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wenger
Maisie
Danny
John Jackson
Tom Clemon
George
Rose Ann
Walter Stewart
Wisdom
Fred Hirschey
Wendell Jardine
California
Hans Jorgensen
Rebekahs
Jake Neidt
John Neidt
Evelyn Stewart
Virginia Husted
Charles Husted
Will Knudsen
Alfred Peterson
J. Johnson
Sam ‘Peterson
Dillon
Dysart
Gowen
Roy Zebarth
Mark Clemon
Fred Nelson
Phil Murphy
J. J. Halford
Yano City
Miss
Gasoline mileage debate in a Ford V-8 economy claim
The piece argues mileage is a talking point and claims a Ford V-8 under $1645 offers better real quality. It states no other low-price car has a V-8 engine or Center-Position Riding and safe mechanical brakes.
Montana Farmers Could Get Emergency Feed Loans
Montana farmers may obtain emergency crop and feed loans within ten days, with a $200 per farmer limit and 5 percent interest. Loans finance production and feed supplies, not livestock or equipment, secured by first liens on crops or livestock, disburse through Spokane office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Miles Romney
National Emergency Council
Mr. Romney
Spokane
Washington
Guernsey-born quadruplets born to Maley family ties
John F. Maley of East Putney Victoria is reported to have a set of quadruplets born to a Guernsey co owned birth. Three females and one male comprise the newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
John F. Maley
East Putney
Vic
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Grace Trainor
Valley
Geo. M. Gosman
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers Representatives
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
North
St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Beaverhead Abstract ‘Company
Title Association
Dillon, Mont
Chas, D. Bagley
Edwin Markham
J. Smithies
Rechdale Pioneers
South Atlantic
South Pacific
North Pacific
Railroad Avenue
C. C. Newman
Marsha Petrovich
Belgade
Peggy
Joseph Seppel
Gillett, Wis
J. W. Linder
Royal,Neb
Great Falls
Anaconda
Blatz
Dillon Bottling
Works Distributors
Jackson News
Beaverhead Employment Agency
Montana St
Postoffice
Jack Fitzsimmons
PNRU
RAS
Ford
W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Melvin Smith
Atlanta
Gas
George Faucher
Sanford
Long Island
Channing Pollock
Haicoip Cork
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