Dillon News Roundup of Local Visitors and Travel
Area residents and visitors mingle in Dillon with trips to Great Falls Spokane Butte and Missoula. Carl Darnutzer Alderman Alder and John Carroll travel for business while Maggie Waldorf and Morse Waldorf vacation in Great Falls and vicinity. Local births deaths and engagements mentioned amid social visits and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Morse Waldorf
Great Falls
Vicinity
Fay Gransberry
Carl Kambich
Reichle
Dillon
Montana Ferguson of
Butte Business College
Baptist Ladies Aid Meet at Cottage Thursday
The Baptist Ladies Aid will be entertained at the cottage Thursday afternoon with a committee in charge.
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Baptist Ladies Aid
Lost Girl Scouts articles recovered at Mrs Gilbert home
Several articles lost by the Girl Scouts at a community recreational camp have been recovered and are now at 615 South Atlantic Street the home of Mrs Leroy Gilbert where owners may claim them.
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Leroy Gilbert
South Atlantic Street
Pickpocket Pinched By Sheriff Force
A transient named Lee Myers was arrested Tuesday on a charge of attempting to pick pockets of carnival patrons. He was arraigned before Judge Louis Stahl and sentenced to 90 days in county jail, suspended on the promise to leave town on the first available freight.
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Lee Myers
Louis Stahl
Lutheran Ladies Aid Event at Ras Hansen Ranch
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Ras Hansen on Thursday afternoon at her ranch home.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ras Hansen
Couple Weds at St James Rectory in Red Lodge
Frank Sicora of Red Lodge and Marguerite Ball of Sheridan former Normal college student were united in marriage here at the St James rectory by Rev. H. N. Tragitt Thursday afternoon. Albert Stamm served as best man. The couple will make their home at Red Lodge.
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Frank Sicora
Red Lodge
Marguerite Ball
Sheridan
Normal College
St. James
H. N. Tragitt
Albert Stamm
Ladies Golf Tournament At Dillon Country Club
A one club event for the ladies was held at Dillon Country Club on Sunday morning. A breakfast followed at noon. A blind bogey draw determined prizes with Miss Isabel Watson taking first and Miss Anna Belle Hartwig second.
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Dillon Country Club
Isabel Watson
Anna Belle Hartwig
Dinner guests at the Nelson home Saturday evening
Dinner guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Saturday evening for a social visit amid a quiet neighborhood gathering.
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Mrs
Hugh Dart
Anaconda
Mr. Dart
Ada Dart
Earl Fairbanks
Warren Stone
Mizpah
Charles Nelson
Heavy yield of peas estimated in Beaverhead valley
Farmers in the Beaverhead valley expect the heaviest seed pea crop in years due to ample moisture. Acreages reach 100 or more, harvest under way, hail damage limited to scattered districts, and the region's fine quality seed peas gain Northwest recognition.
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Beaverhead Valley
Northwest
60 Tons of Suckers Taken at Georgetown
The Montana fish and game department seined 60 tons of suckers from Georgetown Lake near Anaconda this summer, totaling nearly 240,000 fish. Initiated in 1934 with 70 tons netted, the operation aims to prevent suckers from consuming food needed by game fish. Some fish were used as hatchery feed, others given to the needy, and the remainder buried in an old mine shaft.
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State Fish and Game Department
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
John W. Schofield
State Superintendent of Fisheries and Hatcheries
Schofield
Diploma candidates listed from Montana district names
A list of diploma candidates appears with students from multiple Montana towns including Ringling Wibaux Missoula Bozeman Lima Terry Polson Monida Grass Range Ronan and Kalispell among others. Names span Edith Marian Brekke Rogetta Lucille Deschamps Geraldine Foster Ora Freeman Jessie Gam ber Thelma Ke kich Ethel Kennedy Ruth Ingman Koetitz Marie Larsen and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H ‘On
Dillon
Emma
Cather- Carl
Peter
Jacobsen
Kal
Rnegtine Jarussi
Red’ ‘Lodge
Hiram
C ‘Lapham
Marie Antelope
Kathryn Wilma Joy
Ignitus
Taened ‘Beott
Wibau
Paul
L. Walker
Great Falls
Charles B. ‘Walter
Richey
Jess
B. Wetzel
Browning
Marjorie
Ruth Wordgsell
Lewistown
Edith Marian Brekke
Ringling
Agneg
Mary Cassidy
Wibaux
Rogetta Lucille
Deschamps
Missoula
Geraldine
M. Foster
Bozeman
Ora M. Freeman
Lima
Jessie Ann Gamber
Terry
Mary Harland Huddleston
Whitetail
Thelma Jean Kekich
Polson
Ethel Ruth Kennedy
Monida
Ruth Ingman Koetitz
Grass Range
Marie Larsen
Antelopé
Mary Jane Lucas
Betty
Beav erhead Valley Receives New Partridge Species
Local sportsmen distributed about 200 Chinese pheasants and 20 chukkar partridges last Friday in the Beaverhead valley. Birds were shipped from the state game farm and the partridges mark the first introduction of the species here with no open season planned for several years.
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Beaverhead Valley
Elk Herds Reported Near Sage Creek District
Sheriff Paul Temple recounts Jay Talent finding two elk bands in the Sage creek area. One group held 20 cows with 17 calves, the other about 72 head with roughly half calves. Elk from Yellowstone released last winter near Dillon show strong calf numbers, indicating good acclimation.
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Paul Temple
Jay Talent
Sage Creek
Yellowstone Park
Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association
Dillon
Girl Scouts Honor Camp Helpers Near Dillon
A Dillon report thanks many volunteers and groups for a successful camp event. Names include John Kent who donated lumber, plus Pettit Constable Fuller Stinson Smith Devaney and others. Local businesses Beaverhead Lumber Co. and J W Walters aided with trucks.
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Dillon
John Kent
George Pettit
Lou Constable
J. C. Fuller
Walter Stinson
L. H. Smith
Clyde Devaney
L. N. Henry
Almy Carson
John Wolfe
Richard Evans
Fred Crouse, Jr
Cliff McLauglin
Smith Paddock
G. L. Routledge
Beaverhead Lumber Co
J. W. Walters
D. A. Galt
Lks
Kenneth Wheat
Free
Routledge
Poindexter
Stephan
C. J. Horren
Dillon Daily Messenger
R.M. Gregg
Dillin
John Orr
Tom Gilbert
Frank Willis
Leroy Gilbert
Warner
Bergeson-Beaverhead executive to vacation in Sun Valley
William Steele of the Bergeson Beaverhead company will depart Friday for a vacation to Sun Valley Idaho. The trip is an award for winning a contest for high Ford car sales in the Salt Lake Territory during July this year.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Salt Lake ‘Territory
Western Game Association Plans Yellowstone Park Meeting
The Western Game association bringing heads of fish and game departments from 11 western states will hold its annual meeting September 1 2 and 3 at Canyon hotel in Yellowstone park Assistant State Game Warden Jack Carney announced The group will discuss shared game conservation problems.
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Western Game Association
Fish and Game
Western States
Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone Park
Jack Carney
Carnival Draws Large Crowd in Dillon
The American United Shows opened a week run on vacant lots behind the Metlen hotel in Dillon under the Dillon volunteer fire department. Aerial act by the Daily Mile Troupe on a 110 foot tower draws nightly crowds despite no nets for safety.
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Metlen
Dillon
Daily Mile
Royal Neighbors to Convene Regular Session Thursday Night
Royal Neighbors will meet in regular session Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the I O O F hall. Following the business meeting a social hour will be enjoyed and refreshments will be served.
Rodent Plague Strikes Pow der River Ranches
Pow der River region farmers report an unexpected surge of field mice last week wrecking crops and stealing mail sack contents on star routes. Ranchers lament the pest waves hindering mail delivery and farm operations in a harsh early twentieth century season.
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Powder River Country
Attorney General rules on teacher retirement credit
Montana Attorney General Harrison J. Free bourn rules that a teacher with eastern university teaching experience is not entitled to prior service credit under the Montana teachers retirement act.
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Harrison J. Freebourn
Montana Teachers’ Retirement Act
Statewide conference for county school superintendents planned
State Superintendent Ruth Reardon announces a state wide conference of county school superintendents to be held in Helena on August 15. Lectures will be given by state educational leaders.
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Ruth Reardon
Helena
Army recruiting calls for Panama signal corps openings
Recruiting sergeant Nick F. Hertges says Panama has multiple U S Army positions in the signal corps. Openings include three telephone operators one radio technician three message center clerks two telephone specialists and four telephone linemen.
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Nick F. Hertges
U.S. Army
Panama
Signal Corps
Langdorf hits hole in one at Helena Pine Hills
Pete Langdorf scored a hole in one on the first hole at Pine Hills course Helena Town and Country Club. He carded the ace on a 290 yard hole while playing with George Langdorf and Lloyd Johnson of Helena.
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Pete Langdorf
Helena Town and Country Club
Pine Hills
George Langdorf
Lloyd Johnson
Helena
Wheat storage to be major problem in Montana
State officials warn Montana faces a major wheat storage issue as the crop is estimated at 50 to 60 million bushels while elevator capacity totals 15 million. James Sparling and John Kelly outline a plan allowing storage in out of state bonded warehouses with farmer and elevator waivers, plus government loans for steel bins for on farm storage.
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Montana
State Commissioner of Agriculture
James T. Sparling
John T. Kelly
Department of Agriculture
Sparling
Crop Prospects Boost Montana Rail Employment
Nearly 200 Montanans have been put back to work on the Northern Pacific system due to strong crop outlook. Officials say transporting the fall bumper crop and maintaining the railroad will provide jobs to more than 2,000 men across the state.
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Northern Pacific
Mitchells and Bakers Vacationing at Hayden Lake Idaho
Mr and Mrs W H Mitchell Jr and Mrs Albert Baker are vacationing at Hayden Lake near Coeur d Alene Idaho. Pay your subscription now.
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W. H. Mitchell, Jr
Albert Baker
Hayden Lake
Coeur d' Alene
Idaho
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R. W. Boone
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Glendive
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Philipsburg
State Board of Education
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Barbara Hancock
Delphia Kennedy
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Fort Benton
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Winifred
Fredrickson
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Elizabeth Money
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Elmer Tuomi
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Blind John’s Orchestra
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