Many Locals Visit Dillon in Easter Week
A long list of Dillon residents and visitors includes Mrs Mary Smith from Melrose, Fred Waldily of Jackson, Mrs H C McNinch of Lima, William Wyatt a Dell rancher, Mrs J H Mailey of Twin Bridges, James and George Harrison of Grasshopper, Mrs Edgar Rife of Medicine Lodge, Leonard Baird a Quartz Hill teacher, Mr and Mrs Paul Chumrau and son Billie, Miss Helen Randolph and Fred Simons from Cardwell, Mrs Harry Black, Mr and Mrs J C Wall, Riverside Club members, and others. Also noted are Easter visits, Masons in Butte for Mayor Hauswirth’s funeral, Homemakers meeting, Modern Woodmen convention plans, and academic honorees at Montana State College.
Easter visits mix with regional travels in Butte area
Eileen Gibbons visited her parents in Butte over the weekend. Richfield Idaho residents Mrs. Orrin Babb and family stayed at local homes. Miss Georgia Mae Metlen, a Billings teacher, spent Easter with the Metlen family. Cy Davis of the Examiner flew to Spearfish Dak. for his father’s funeral. James Kelly of the Montana School of Mines joined Easter with his parents. Plains and Lonepine residents visited local relatives. Kalispell visitors, the Dhillips, called on Don Julson. University of Idaho student Jack Selway spent Easter with his parents. Alma Matrons of St. James parish met with local hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Gibbons
Butte
Mrs
Martin Gibbons
Georgia Mae Metlen
Billings
George‘ Metleén
Cy Davis
Examiner
Spearfish, S. Dak
James Kelly
Montana School of Mines
J. E. Kelly
Jack Selway
University of Idaho At
Moscow
R. J. Selway
Alma
St. James Parish
June Roe
Lowell Smith
Presbyterian Manse Society Meeting At Mrs Holloran Home
The Presbyterian Manse society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs L M Holloran at 705 South Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Manse Society
Style Show Displays Spring Fancies at High School
Kappa Lambda Gamma of the home economics department presented a nautical themed style show in the auditorium Thursday evening. About 60 girls modeled garments made in class and outfits from Eliel's Envin's Helen's Style Shop J C Penney's and Vaughn-Ragsdale's were worn by both girl and boy models. A girl trio Irma Jackson Alice Davis Grace Knox provided music along with a mixed quartet and the high school orchestra under L A Gregory. committee chairs included Kathryn Hartwig Clara Pahnish Loma Steele Burlene Shaver and others with Miss Ethel Anderson as supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel’s
Envin’s
Helen
J. C. Penney's
Vaughn-Ragsdale’s
Irma Jackson
Alice Davis
Grace Knox
Daniel Boka
Frank Kurt
Girl Scout Drive Nets 340 For Program Funding
The Girl Scout Council reports a year ahead drive raised 340 from business and residential donors. Appreciation is given to contributors and organizers who conducted the drive last month led by Mrs. W H Stephan and a group of volunteers including Mrs. A G Williams Mrs. J C Wedum Mrs. Howard Morse Mrs. George French Mrs. E C Luebben and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
W. H. Stephan
A. G. Williams
J. C. Wedum
Howard Morse
George French
E. C. Luebben
W. B. Willey
Ben Davis
Fred Bridenstine
C. M. Casterline
Douglas Bourquin
Harry Sorenson
Warren Sutherland
Leo Roland
Lester Bourquin
Melissa Minger
Gladys Forester
Legion Auxiliary Meets At City Hall Social Hour Post
The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting on Monday evening at 8 o clock in the city hall. Members of the child welfare committee served as hostesses at a social hour afterward, including Mesdames C. M. Bonnifield Sam Cardinale Rebecca Connelley Carl Mast Raymond Jones and George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mesdames C. M. Bonnifield
Sam Cardinale
Rebecca Connelley
Carl Mast
Raymond Jones
George Smith
Kiwanis Dinner Meeting at Trail Café Tonight
Kiwanis members gather for Thursday evening at the Trail cafe with William Hillstead as program chairman and Roy Forrester as principal speaker discussing the fur industry. Normal College student Jay Gordon Meyers will perform piano numbers for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Cafe
Kiwanis Club
William Hillstead
Roy Forrester
Jay Gordon Meyers
Normal College
Rebekahs Meet At Diana Lodge Convene Thursday Evening
The Diana Rebekah lodge will convene at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. Staff practice and refreshments will follow the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekah Lodge
St Rose Guild Plans No Hostess Meeting Thursday
St Rose guild will hold a no hostess gathering Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the guild hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Guild
Guild Hall
Baby girl born to Bannack couple at Connelley home
A baby girl was born on Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richardson of Bannack at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Connelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Richardson
Bannack
Re‘becca Connelley
Membership Drives to Fight Cancer in Dillon
Community groups set up booths at First National Bank State Bank and Trust Dillon Post Office on Saturday April 12 to enroll donors. Those missing Saturday can contribute at Gosman Drug Store during the month. Regular membership costs one dollar with volunteers staffing each station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
State Bank and Trust Company
Dillon Post Office
Gosman Drug Store
W. H. Stephan
A. G. Williams
Dave Williams
Erwin Christensen
E. W. Stein
W. G. Guernsey
Dolphins to perform under black light at college water pageant
The Dolphins of the State Normal College will wear fluorescent paint for a unique lighting effect in the Stars and Stripes water pageant on April 18 and 19. Miss Marjorie Hamer notes the World’s Fair pageant used this lighting and Valaree Sheldon serves as student director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal College
Marjorie Hamer
Dolphins
Valaree Sheldon
Butte Choir Presents The Seven Last Words Cantata
The choir of First Baptist Church Butte will perform The Seven Last Words of Christ by H. Du Bois in Dillon on Thursday at 8 pm. W Fred Edwards directs. Mrs Florence Jordan is pianist. A silver offering will be taken and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Butte
Christ
H. Dubois
the Baptist Church
Dillon
W. Fred Edwards
Florence Jordan
Early start on Montana highway projects underway
Montana's mild winter and spring allowed contractors to begin nine highway and bridge projects from last fall and this winter. The projects total 250 998 dollars and 4 659 784 05 dollars for all listed and ongoing works. Engineering official Howard W. Holmes notes earlier resumption and reduced spring breakup will cut maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Holmes
Holmes
Joint Meeting Of Dillon Clubs At Mrs Schroeder’s Home
The Dillon Better Homes and Merry Mixers clubs held a joint social at Mrs. A A Schroeder’s home on 36 South Dakota street Wednesday at 2 PM. Co hosts were Mrs. Paul Temple Mrs. J W Walters Mrs. Erwin Christensen Mrs. Cy Davis and Mrs. Archie Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Better Homes and Merry Mixers Clubs
A. A. Schroeder
South Dakota Street
Paul Temple
J. W. Walters
Erwin Christensen
Cy Davis
Archie Green
Schroeder
Expression of thanks for sympathy and flowers after death
The family of Charles White and Mrs Clarence thank friends for the many acts of sympathy and floral offerings shown after the passing of their loved one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Clarence
Alumni Present Program at College
Dillon alumni of Montana State Normal college presented the assembly program Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in the college auditorium. Awards were given to the 1941 Bulldog basketball team and the conference trophy was presented to the school. Readings and performances included two selections sung by a trio, a dance, a reading by Miss Ruth Phelps, and a piano solo by Miss Montana Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Bulldog
McCarthy-Tierney
Gray Bennett
Wenrich
Morse Waldorf
Herbert Wheat
Waldron Boger
LaVerne Waldemar
Claudia Faust
Ruth Phelps
Wenzel
Miss Montana Gilbert
Schuman Committed to State Hospital After Knife Wounds
Ralph Schuman, treated at Barrett hospital since Saturday for four knife wounds in the chest, underwent a sanity hearing April 9 and was judged mentally unbalanced by local physicians and the court. He was committed to Warm Springs state hospital after initially claiming an attack, later saying the injuries were self inflicted. Noah Allen found him two miles north of Bond station with bloodstained clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schuman
Barrett Hospital
Warm Springs
Schuman
Leonard Schulz
Noah Allen
Bond Station
Music contest names judge and hosts meet here
Mrs. Vera Cooke Hazel of Dillon is named voice judge for the district music contest to be held April 26 at the Normal College. Contestants come from Montana Idaho and Utah with Forrest Wachs of Great Falls as Montana Federation of Music Clubs president and sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cooke Hazel
Dillon
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Forrest Wachs
Great Falls
Montana Federation of Music Clubs
Normal College
Senior Class to Present Play May 9 Tiger House
Beaverhead county high school announces its senior class drama Tiger House a thrilling mystery to be staged in the auditorium on Friday May 9 Don Sutton drama instructor leads a large cast with principals Dorothy Ann Gosman Ethel Mary Forrester Grace Knox Eileen Grimes Peggy Quackenbush Boyd Koenig Don Smith Clyde Casterline and Tom Welborn listed as principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County High School
Don Sutton
Dorothy Ann Gosman
Ethel Mary Forrester
Grace Knox
Eileen Grimes
Peggy Quackenbush
Boyd Koenig
Don Smith
Clyde Casterline
Tom Welborn
St. James Guild Hosts Tea With Dessert Service
Mrs. A. G. Williams and Mrs. W. B. Emerick will entertain the St. James guild at the guild hall Thursday afternoon with a 2 o'clock dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Williams
W. B. Emerick
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
American Home Magazine seeks renewals and new subscriptions
Wanted ambitious person to manage renewals and new subscriptions for the American Home magazine. Easy, pleasant work with big commissions. Spare time only. American Home Magazine Corporation, 251 Fourth Avenue, New York, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Home
Ision
Home Magazine
Corporation
Fourth
Avenue
New York
N. Y
Buckingham Is High Rifleman At Dillon Club Shoot
C Buckingham topped the weekly Dillon Rifle Club with 272 of 300. L Peterson and O Sussman tied for second at 268 while H Hignight 267 and A Green 259 followed. Dillon Junior Rifle Club top honors went to L Mallon and B Koeniguet with 95, others ranged from 83 to 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Buckingham
Dillon Rifle Club
L. Peterson
O. Sussman
H. Hignight
A. Green
R. Smith
K. Fox
D. Gordon
B. Farrell
M. Jones
R. Stefanatz
M. Adams
C. Banks
A. Bramsman
F. Kirby
P. Lasich
F. Seybold
C. Carroll
L. Larson
A. Watkin
S. Langdorf
D. Myers
W. Whittier
E. Burrells
Dillon
L. Mallon
B. Koeniguet
Baptist Men Name Officers After Dinner Meeting
Dr. C. B. Marsh was named president of the Baptist Men's club after a dinner at the cottage on Monday night. Officers include Cal Fitzsimmons as vice president and Parke Scott of Armstead as secretary-treasurer. Evan Burrell and Homer Palmer hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Marsh
Baptist Men's Club
Cottage
Evan Burrell
Homer Palmer
Cal Fitzsimmons
Parke Scott
Armstead
Methodist Ladies Aid Plans Thursday Meeting at Church Parlor
The Methodist Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday at 3 o clock in the church parlors. A program follows the business meeting. Hostesses include Mrs. George Farrell, Mrs. Stella Murray, Mrs. Walter Schwartz and Mrs Sherman Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
George Farrell
Stella Murray
Walter Schwartz
Sherman Hughes
Busy Bee Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon at Mrs Price Home
The Busy Bee club was entertained on Tuesday evening at 1:30 in the afternoon by Mrs. Charles R. Price at a dessert luncheon held in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Charles R. Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary. Smith
Melrose
Fred. Waldily
Jackson
H. C. McNinch
Lima
City
William Wyatt
Dell Rancher
J. H. Mailey
Twin Bridges
Genevieve Albertson
James and
George Harrison
Grasshopper Section
Edgar Rife
Medicine Lodge
Ann Johnson
Leonard Baird
Quartz Hill
Lula Suckow
Paul Chumrau
Billie
W. B. Hartwig
Helen Randolph
Fred Simons
Cardwell
Harry Black
Everett
Wash
J. C. Wall
Rochester, Minn
Riverside Club
Peter J. Peterson
Elmer Peterson
Roland Chibadeau
Beaverhead
James L._.Kurtz
Bozeman
Dillon Masons
Charles A. Hauswirth
State
Walter Grimes
South Rife Street
Harold Wheelbarger
Claude Lay
Frank C. McFadden
Madison Counties
Sheldon E. Davis
Helena
University Executive Council
State Board of Education
Lorin Flanders
Vida Ann
Weegee Stedman
Matt Platt, Jr
Matt Platt, Sr
Earl Crichton
Crichton Residence
J. C. Fuller
Chris Hansen
Melbourne Jackson
Frances Pickorick
John Hartwig
Montana State College
Billie Baxter
Mildred Taylor
Miss Baxter
Claysor
Miss Taylor
East Helena
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Florence Ames
Francis Joseph Lewis
Poca
Tello, Idaho
J. A. Meeke
Lillie Clark
Pocatello
Alan Dempster Tait
Alexander Tait
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Navy Electrical School
Alan Tait
Navy
Dirk T. Holcomb
Livingston
Orrin Babb
Richfield, Idaho
F. E. and
Waldron Boger Homes
M. Lewellen
Plains
Frank Tyro
Denise
Lonepine
Dee Dhillips
Kalispell
Don Julson
Mrs. Phillips
Mr. Julson
Manse Society
France
Marshal Petain
Le‘Puy
Kappa Lambda Gamma
Kiwanis Meeting
Rebekahs
Cancer
First Baptist Church
Helena, Mont
U.P
Ete Pres 4 & Trust LI Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tribune Publishing Co
State Hospital
Buckingham
Methodist Aid
Great Falls Breweries, I Tnc
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