Various Visitors and Local Notices Attend Dillon Area Companions
A steady stream of visitors and residents are noted in Dillon including Frank Paul visiting from Billings, Mrs. Jessie Brown of Armstead, Mr. and Mrs. Ritchel from Wisdom, and the Fassler family from Melrose. A marriage license was issued to Samuel B. Jones and Lucille Gardner of Firth Idaho. Multiple residents returned from travel to Colorado Utah Idaho and Canada and plans include medical treatment in Rochester Minnesota for Joseph Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Jones
Lucille Gardner
Firth, Idaho
Montana Pioneer Society Annual Meeting Notification
The Montana Pioneer Society announces its annual meeting with the Pioneers in Deer Lodge on August 28 and 29. Members who do not pay dues for the year will be dropped from the rolls as the society was incorporated last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Society of
Montana
Pioneers
Deer Lodge
Local Man Charged in June Burglary Case
An information filed in district court charges Lloyd Williams alias Rank Howard with burglarizing the Paramount Cleaning plant on or about June 9. The court appointed Leonard Schulz as his defense attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
T. E. Gilbert
Lloyd Williams
Rank Howard
Paramount
Leonard Schulz
Rodeo plans hinge on wild horses for late month arena show
Roy Forrester and Guy Hobanks search the Dillon area for the wildest horses to perform in the rodeo. Blondy Stewart, the manager, says plans for the big event are well under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Forrester
Guy Hobanks
Dillon
Blondy Stewart
Local couples receive marriage licenses in city and Idaho
Billy B. Jones and Rose Porter of this city wed later as Leslie Fulton of Burke Idaho and Eva Hadley of Wallace obtained licenses. The ceremony for the latter pair was conducted by Rev. Harvey J. Schmidt of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy B. Jones
Rose Porter
Leslie Fulton
Burke
Idaho
Eva Hadley
Wallace
Harvey J. Schmidt
The
Presbyterian Church
Golf tour winners at Dillon CC in handicap event
Guy Combes won the men’s division in a playoff after tying Morse Waldorf at 34 on nine holes while Mrs Monte Stone led women with 31 and Morse Waldorf finished second alongside Wayne Roberts at 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
Guy Combes
Monte Stone
Combes
Morse Waldorf
Two Men Detained by Sheriff for Idaho Authorities
Walter Seconia and Clell Smith were taken off a northbound bus early Wednesday morning by Sheriff Mc Collum and Undersheriff Blinn and held for Idaho authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Seconia
Clell Smith
Sheriff McCollum
Blinn
Idaho
Baptist Ladies Aid to Meet at Parsonage
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will gather at the parsonage Thursday afternoon August 13. A committee will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
For Sale Oil A Matic Fur nace Conversion Burner
For sale one Oil A Matic furnace conversion burner with all controls. Moderately priced for quick sale. Inquire 110 Pennsylvania Black Butte Montana 838-86. Mr and Mrs W H Clarke left Saturday for Bellingham Washington to visit relatives. They were joined here by Mr and Mrs Bill Clark of Billings who accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Black
Butte
Montana
W. H. Clarke
Bellingham
Wash
Bill Clark
Billings
Royal Neighbors Change Meeting Time and Local Notices
Royal Neighbors will meet this evening at 8 o clock in the I C O F hall instead of Thursday evening. Choke Cherries for sale 210 Argenta St. Oscar Gravely of Dell was a Dillon visitor Tuesday. Mrs Walter Jones of Wise River was a Dillon shopper Wednesday. Albert Smith from Twin Bridges on a business trip Tuesday. S E Whitworth from Dell to attend the grazing meeting. Mrs Frank Marchesseau and three children of Polaris were in town Tuesday. Laura Sprinkle is a patient at the Murray hospital in Butte this week. A H McCartney of Wise River attended to business matters in the city early in the week. Mr and Mrs Chester Barrett were in town Tuesday from their ranch on Horse Prairie. Madam Marie is back at Cabin 2 Dillmont Park. Daily consultations 9 am to 10 pm. Mr and Mrs Earl Cantrell of Dell spent Wednesday last week in Dillon. Chief Nelson has a wire from Cabinet Idaho asking him to locate Lee Rogers believed to be working on a ranch in this section whose father was killed in an accident. Ward A Blair and Esther G Beniasch both of Dillon were granted a marriage license at Sandpoint Idaho on July 30 according to a clipping from a newspaper there. Edith Christensen daughter of Mrs Marius Rasmussen of Dillon underwent a major operation at the Barrett hospital early last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Cabinet
Idaho
Lee’ Rogers
Menageries Combine In Clyde Beatty Cole Bros Show
The Cole Bros Clyde Beatty Combined show travels with a vast menagerie merged from both circuses. Goliah the five ton hippopotamus and Cleopatra the baby elephant headline a regionally touring exhibition with African and Asiatic expeditions. Performances in Dillon are set for Thursday August 13 at 2 and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Bros
Clyde Beatty
Goliah
Circus 700
Nile
Dillon
America
Thy
Cleopatra
Congo
England
Bird Kingdom
Soybean oilmeal boosts milk production in Purdue tests
Purdue University feeding trials show soybean oilmeal enhances milk yield in dairy cows. The protein is easier to digest and the ingredient is economical being produced in the corn belt. Its nutlike flavor improves palatability and feed intake, supporting widespread use in Middle West rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Corn Belt
Middle West
Purdue
Mrs. Campbell and Clarabelle Severance Wykoff Visit Dillon
Mrs James Campbell from Armatead visited Dillon this week staying with Mr and Mrs C J Hovren. Former teacher Clarabelle Severance Wykoff spent several days in Dillon before departing Wednesday for Los Angeles where Buy a Home is aired in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarabelle’‘Severance Wykoff
Schol
Dillon
C. J.hovren
Los Angeles
Seattle
Montana sportsmen seek open duck season
Game Warden Kenneth F. Macdonald says federal board members will consider Montana sportsmen requests as federal control of birds continues. J J Harper of Anaconda reports plans to ensure hunting facilities for the future. Superintendent Stubblefield of the Anaconda hatchery notes expanded small fish distribution and contest organizers say 5 000 magpies and 4 000 crows have been destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Kenneth F. Macdonald
Montana
J. J. Harper
Anaconda
State Commission
Stubblefield
Anaconda Hatchery
Small Increase in Blister Rust Crews
Washington reports 3842 ERA employees including four ten percenters and 27 appointees. They work to eradicate wild currant and gooseberry bushes, the sole method to control white pine blister rust. The fungus moves from trees to bushes and back. spores transfer from infected trees to bushes in spring and from bushes to trees in late summer. Control requires 1,000,000 acres of white pine stands treated in 1936 and 1937, then annual maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Storm winds topple tree cracking roof at Graves residence
A large branch from a cottonwood in front of the Harry Graves home on Helena Street was blown down by strong winds Thursday afternoon and damaged the roof to some extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graves
Helena Street
Piano Recital at Normal College Hall Featuring Waldorf
A large audience attended the Friday night recital at the Normal college auditorium. Miss Jane Waldorf performed with Ralph McFadden presenting her in a piano concert assisted by Miss Marie Carter violinist Jesse Whitney baritone and Miss Marguerite Collins accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Jane Waldorf
Ralph McFadden
Miss Waldorf
Marie Carter
Jesse Whitney
Marguerite Collins
Ladies' day at Dillon Country Club noted
The Dillon Country club hosted Ladies' day on Wednesday with hostesses Mrs E L Poindexter Mrs B W Emerick and Miss Bert Shortt. A farm truck on the Matt Reis ranch owned by Raymond Reis burned Friday night and was destroyed. The rural fire team responded. The county commissioners met Monday at the courthouse as the final boards for equalization budget and tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
E. L. Poindexter
B. W. Emerick
Bert Shortt
Matt Reis
Raymond Reis
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Local residents share travel, births and visits in Dillon
EH W Bond returns from Murray hospital in Butte. A son was born last Thursday at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Thayer Alley. Mrs Joe Buck visited Dillon from Centennial Valley. Bert Wilbur family returns from California trip. Mrs Everett Jenkins of Noxon visits Dillon. H C Patterson Jr of Lima attends to business. Eliel and Sorenson couples return from Alaska trip. Monty Melton returns from USC summer session after a 2 60 drive from Pasadena. Joe M Dart and daughters visit from Port Huron before heading to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Hospital
Thayer Alley
Monty Melton
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Dillon
Alh
Joe M. Dart
Dorothy
Genevieve
Port Huron
Michigan
Miss O Reilly to Wed Douglas H Thomas in Dillon
Miss Winnifred O Reilly daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel O Reilly will marry Douglas H Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Charles P Thomas of Dillon The wedding is set for Saturday September 5 at St John s English Lutheran Church The Rev Goodwin T Olson to officiate O Reillys ties to Great Falls include schooling and work at Tribune and General Exchange Insurance Thomas a Dillon High School graduate and Missoula State University alumnus works for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co and serves as secretary of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Reilly
Winnifred
Douglas H. Thomas
Great Falls
Charles P. Thomas
Dillon
St. John’s English Lutheran Church
Goodwin T. Olson
Miss O'Reilly
the Tribune
General Exchange Insurance Corp
Thomas
Lee H. Young
Dillon High School
State University
Missoula
Sigma Chi
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Spirit as Theme in Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The August 9 1936 Sunday lesson in Churches of Christ, Scientist centers on Spirit with the Golden Text from Psalm 143 10 and the Lev 19 31 citation warning against familiar spirits and wizards. It cites Christian Science text Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discussing belief in one spirit controlling another as matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Stop Look Listen: Union Pacific Circular Aims to Cut Grade Crossing Crashes
W M Jeffers, executive vice president of Union Pacific, issues a public safety circular urging caution at grade crossings to prevent drivers racing trains. The campaign targets highways along Union Pacific lines and reaches public officers churches civic groups schools and railroad stations nationwide with aim to enlist citizen participation in reducing accidents and fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Railroad Company
Local Visitors From California And Portland Stay With Dr. Bimrose
Mrs Frances Brewer and Wheaton Hale Brewer Jr of Berkeley California and Mrs Beatrice Flemming and daughter of Portland are visiting at the home of Dr and Mrs F H Bimrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brewer
Wheaton Hale Brewer, Jr
Berkeley
California
Beatrice, Flemming and
Portland
F. H. Bimrose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Paul
Jesse Brown
Armstead
Mrs
Frank Ritchel
Wisdom
Gebhard Fassler
Melrose
City
Mrs. A. Potts
William Dunn, Sr
Colorado
Utah
Elsie Garrison
Neil Cummings
Bernard Williams
W. F. Koeneke
Bismark
North Dakota
Albert Stamm. Dillon
A. B. Keith
Spokane
T. F. McFadden
Dave Hier
Glacier Park
Jack Card
Elkhorn Springs
Byron Nay
Celena
Rochester, Minn
Nay
Arthur Graeter
Audrey Tovey
Canada
Northwestern States
Vic Westergaard
Joseph’ “Lynch
Mr. Lynch
J. R. Cox
Chicago
Sarah Black
A. A. Simpson
Beaverhead Forest
Mary Ruth
Mary Frances Barrett
Constance and
Nancy Barrett
Constance Barrett
Kodak Film
Lgara
Irty
Baptist Aid Society
Argenta St
Oscar Gravely
Dell
Walter Jones
Wise River
Albert Smith
Twin Bridges
S. E. Whitworth
Frank Marchesseau
Polaris
Mids
Laura Sprinkle
Murray Hospital
A. H. McCartney
Chester Barrett
Horse Prairie
Madam Marie
Dillmont Park
Earl Cantrell
Edith
Christensen
Marius
Rasmussen
His
James Campbell
Armatead
TSMEN
EH. W. Bond
Joe Buck
Centennial Valley
Bert Wilbur
Mrs. Everett Jenkins of
Noxon, Mont
Leonard Innes
H. C. Patterson, Jr
Lima
Lambert Eliel
Harvey Sorenson
Alaska
Ery Pyar Eral Ritai
Federal Delosit Insurance Corporation
God
Christian Science
Shoe Shop
Dillon Shoe Shop
ATLAS
J. W. Walters
Plymouth
Hartwig
the Hartwig
Randolph Scott
Frances Drake
Henry Fonda
Mary Brian
Pat Paterson
Robert Taylor
Loretta Young
Basil Rathbone
Poppy
W. C. Fields
Rochelle Hudson
Richard Cromwell
Pathfinder
Washington, D. C
Bac
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