Dillon News Roundup of Local Social and Visits
Dillon residents and visitors are listed with social calls and travels including L. K. Adams returning from Arizona, John Knolls and John Krause visiting from the Grasshopper ranch, Mr and Mrs Joe Birrer and daughter in Dillon, and Mrs Roxie Featherly released from a Butte hospital. Mayo Clinic patient Hayes Baxter heads to Rochester, and several couples attended weekend visits. A marriage license was issued to John Mufich Jr and Agnes Pancic in Butte. Blair Sprinkle from Helena motored to Dillon with Mrs Sprinkle visiting relatives, then returned to Helena after a two week Dillon stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Giles
John Mufich, Jr
Agnes Pancic
Butte
Blair Sprinkle
Helena
Dillon
Joe Sprinkle
Friends Celebrate Harry Tash Birthday at Ranch Gathering
Friends of Harry Tash surprised him at his ranch on Tuesday for his birthday. Seven pinochle and chinker-chek tables were in play with high scores by Wilbur Tash and Mrs. H. L. Tol ley. Mrs. Harry Tash and Harold Murray had low pinochle scores while Mrs. J. A. Rowett and Mrs. Elza Smith shared chinker-chek honors. Paul Stahl, sr. won consolation and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tash
Wilbur Tash
H. L. Tolley
Harold Murray
J. A. Rowett
Elza Smith
Paul Stahl
Track meet highlights and record throws in district events
Lloyd Whipple shattered the state discus mark with a 187 foot throw, surpassing Frank Little's 128 foot record. Tom Pierce posted 10.3 in the 100 yard dash as juniors led the high hurdles, with the interclass meet ending Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Whipple
Frank Little
Dillon
Dawson County
Glendive
Tom Pierce
Red Cross Water Safety Course Begins at Normal College Pool
The Red Cross life saving service announces a water safety instructors course for anyone 19 or older who has passed the senior life saving test. Led by L. P. Bruso, sessions run each evening this week from 7 to 10 at Normal college pool with Normal students already preparing for advanced work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
L. P. Bruso
Hollywood Circle members attend joint Neighbors of Woodcraft convention
Mrs Florence Hughes and Mrs Belva Mae Frederickson returned from Butte where they attended the joint district convention of Districts 8 and 24 Neighbors of Woodcraft as representatives from Hollywood Circle in Dillon. Mrs Hughes was elected the first Senior Guardian of the district. Attending from Hollywood Circle were Mrs Mabel Crichton Mrs Bertha Cardinale and Mrs Gertrude Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hughes
Belva Mae Frederickson
Butte
Woodcraft
Hollywood Circle
Dilton
Hughes
Mabel Crichton
Bertha Cardinale
Gertrude Lyon
Professor Rush Jordan Predicts Democracy Victory
Professor Rush Jordan of the Normal College faculty argued in The Coming Victory of Democracy at a Monday AAUW meeting hosted by Miss Jean Bishop. Hostesses included Mrs. Arnold Clair and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Jordan
Normal College
American Association of University Women
Jean Bishop
Arnold Clair
Helen Dahlberg
Gladys Forester
Anne Feeley
Kathleen Henkel
Evelyn Rimel
Harry Andrus
New AAA ruling excludes idle farms from 1939 payments
Bozeman Mont April 24 Idle farms will not qualify for 1939 AAA benefit payments under a new rule. Farmers planting less than 80 percent of their wheat allotments qualify only for restoration land or soil building payments. A J Barton state AAA Adjustment official said county offices have details on the idle land provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
U.P
A. J. Barton
State
Agricultural Administration- Adjustment
Borton
Shakespeare Club Luncheon Set At Presbyterian Church
The Dillon Shakespeare club will hold its annual luncheon at the Presbyterian church on Saturday April 29 at 1 o'clock. Active and honorary members are asked to reserve with Mrs S E Davis before Wednesday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Shakespeare Club
Presbyterian Church
S. E. Davis
Banquet Plan Relocated For May 2 Girl Scout Event
The Girl Scout Council banquet honoring teachers will be served by Lutheran church volunteers on May 2 due to ongoing repairs at St James guild hall after the recent fire, according to the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild Hall
Girl Scout Council
State auditor issues warrant for Sands legacy
Auditor John J. Holmes has issued a warrant for 5178 dollars to Mrs. W B Sands as the amount due the late Chief Justice Walter B Sands for reporting his supreme court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. J. Holmes
W. B. Sands
Walter B
Community choral group resumes work with new director
MUCK Di Hazel Morris leads a busy program as the Wilkerson home hosts a fall restart. Mrs. LW Gilbert to direct and Mrs. T W Sargent as accompanist, with Miss Jean Bishop guiding choral singing in Gilbert's absence due to hospital confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel’ Morris
Wilkinson
LW. G
Gilbert
Butte Hospital
Jean Bishop
Goddard
Seitz
Evelyn McLaughlin
June Johnson
Polichinelly
Rachmaninoff
Palmeren
Calso campaign outlined by Butte official
J A Merrick of the California company said a summer and fall Calso RPM campaign will feature Mickey Mouse Donald Duck and friends. The plan announced in Dillon at a Butte meeting includes contests and teasers tied to Walt Disney Travel Tykes and a Treasure Island World’s Fair trip. The first ad will run in the Messenger on May 7 and promotes travel stamps and an educational, entertaining approach for all ages.
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CALSO
J. A. Merrick
Butte
California
Dillon
Mickey ‘Mouse
Donald Duck
RPM
D. A. Galt
Finlend
Walt Disney Travel Tykes
Treasure Island
RPM Motor Oil
Travel Bureau
Messenger
Merrick
Water Lift at Dillon Bottling Works Demonstrated
Science improves on nature as the Dillon Bottling Works showcases a Bowden hygienic filtering machine and a new compressor. Water is forced under pressure through cleansing material in a filtration tank producing clean, aerated sparkling water. The public has been invited to inspect the updated plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Bottling Works
Bowden
Presbyterian Manse To Sponsor Recital In Dillon
Pupils of Mrs. Vera Cooke Hazel will perform in a vocal recital at the Presbyterian church on May 4, sponsored by the Manse Society. Featured Dillon singers include Mary Hocking Margaret Hocking Kate Seagren and others with assistance from Anaconda artists Mrs J B C Knight Mrs Joseph Holt and Mr and Mrs Henry Morris. Mrs Morris won second at a Missoula music meet and Mr Morris was a first place winner in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cooke Hazel
Presbyterian Church
Manse Society
Dillon
J.B. C. Knight
Joseph Holt
Henry Morris
Anaconda
Morris
Missoula
Joint Glee Clubs Concert Set for April at Normal College
The Normal College and School of Mines Men’s Glee Clubs will present a joint music festival Friday April 28 announced by Arnold Clair director of the Normal college group. The program includes selections by each ensemble combined numbers quartets octets and solos. This is their third joint appearance. The concert will take place in the Normal college auditorium with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
School of ‘Mines
Arnold Clair
Mrs. Pete Cashmore Guest at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Pete Cashmore was the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower held Saturday at the home of Mrs. W. F. Cashmore. Assisted by Mrs. F. E. Daly and Mrs. J. J. Brown, guests enjoyed games before the bride opened gifts. Grandmother and grandaunt presided at the luncheon table with a bride's cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Cashmore
W. F. Cashmore
F. E. Daly
J. J. Brown
E. A. Marchesseau
M. E. Sheppard
Card of Thanks for Fire Department and Neighbors
We thank the Dillon volunteer fire department neighbors and others who helped extinguish the dairy fire last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Guild Meeting at Hartwig Ranch Hosts Ladies
Ladies of the St. Rose guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the Hartwig ranch home by Mrs. Carl Hartwig and Mrs J W Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Guild
Carl Hartwig
J. W. Kenney
Hartwig Ranch
Idaho to File Suit to Restrain Railroad
Idaho Attorney General J. W. Taylor plans a suit filed this week to restrain the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad from halting operations May 1 without Interstate Commerce Commission permission. The action will be brought in Blackfoot or Salmon, Idaho, after the railroad announced a service suspension between Armstead Leadore and Salmon last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Gilmore, and Pittsburg Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. W. Taylor
Taylor
Blackfoot
Salmon
Road
Armstead
Leadore
Stephan Cottom on camera club program
Dillon Camera club members heard a talk on enlarging and filters by Walter Stephan and watched 16 mm film reels by Philip Cottom at Esiel's store. Many pictures were taken in the South and Southwest. Stephan illustrated with a home made enlarger. A field trip was planned for Sunday May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan-Cottom
Dillon Camera Club
Walter Stephan
Philip Cottom
Esiel’s
Cottom
Stephan
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Dell
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Jackson
Pascal Bimat
Nelle McKnight
Alvin Garr
Barrett Hospital
Mrs
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Spokane
Frank Nelson
Lorraine Nelson
Dale Selvidge
Billings
John Selvidge
R. T. Clark
Montana State College
Roxie Featherly
Hayes Baxter
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
C. E. Miller
Jack Miller
Florence Dailey of
H. T. Davison
William Bergeson
Tom
Newnes
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ted Oliver
J. E. Kelly
Carrie de Celles
Kelly
Milton Giles
David Moffett
Mary Beth Smith
Bernice Metlen
Oasis Fountain
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Shakespeare Club
Bottling Works
Presbyterian Manse
State Banks Trust Company
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Paddock & Tyro Garage
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Squier
American Association of State Highway Officials
Science Monitor International
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Christian Science Publishing Society
Ee Ty Ieee
Christian Science Monitor
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