Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Town Highlight Family Feasts
The article lists numerous Thanksgiving dinners and visits across Dillon and nearby towns. Families including the Clemen, Christian, Wenger, Hirschy, Peterson, Jackson, Murphy, Nelson, and Jackson households hosted or attended meals with relatives visiting from Dillon, Missoula, Butte, and elsewhere. Also noted are social events at St. Margaret’s guild, bridge club, and local moves and travel for medical care and visits to Great Falls and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Murphy
Dave Hirschy
Helen
Jimmie Edwards
Butte
Gordon Ellis
Xavier Dukart
Fred Nelson
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Great Falls
Inlaw
Noel Jackson
Sam Peterson
Alfred Peterson
Elvin Peterson
Melvin Peterson
J. Johnson
Carl Holman
Carl Linden
Ethel Anderson
Coy Rice
Joan
Rice
Bannack
Florence
Harry Lapham
St. Margaret’s Guild
Jackson
Allen Danzie
John Rich
Vinsel
John Anderson
Ellen
Clark Huntley
Wisdom
Fred Hirschy
Frank McDowell
Don Anson
Len Smith
Sanford Shepherd
Mark Clemon
Wendell Jardine
James Johnson
Lyston Danzie
Tom Clemon
Portland
New ruling tightens Indian teacher qualifications
Washington dispatch reports a revised Indian service exam plan makes rural experience essential for teaching posts. Officials say previously many hires lacked village exposure, but the new rule bars applicants without rural understanding from the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indian Service
State notes on elections and welfare grants in Montana
Sheriff race winner J. L. Billings. Albert O. Peterson’s mandamus petition denied. Welfare administrator I M Bradford announces $57,000 in general relief grants to 13 counties including Cascade 18000 and Silver Bow 20000. Great Falls park land civic center protest. highway department gear purchase 37000. Extradition in Yakima case. welfare payments 159000. Legislature speakership bids by Manning and McLeod. occupational disease data hearings planned. Highway fatalities 125. winter driving warnings. Montana leads in under 16 social security card holders. state labor administrator notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Brandford
State Board of Welfare
Montana
Cascade
Deer Lodge
Chateau
Flathead
Jefferson
Lincoln
McCone
Missoula
Raval
Richland
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Valley
Wisdom club sponsors T B Seal sale and more in town
The Wisdom Junior Woman's Club voted to sponsor the Big Hole seal sale and reported Mrs Evelyn Stewart's demonstration. Harold Capehart sold his Wisdom telephone office to Southern Montana Telephone Co and will move from his adjacent home. Thanksgiving visitors and local gatherings fill the week as families hosted and traveled across the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Wisdom Junior Woman’s Club
Evelyn Stewart
Harold Capehart
Wisdom
Southern Montana Telephone Company
Capehart
Mrs. Capehart
Telephone Company
Joe Arnold
Arnold
Valley
Montana merchants call general boycott of German goods
The Independent Merchants association of Montana urged a nationwide boycott of all German made merchandise in protest of racial discrimination in Germany. President B R Albin stated that barbarism should not be tolerated and called for social economic and commercial ostracism of Germany and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
U.P
Independent Merchants Association of Montana
B. R. Albin
Montana
United States
Germany
Split skull patient defies odds as recovery begins
In Helena Montana on November 28, doctors report Fred Duval a 50 year old unemployed carpenter survived a double bitted axe blow that split his skull and pierced his brain remaining conscious and optimistic about recovery. County Attorney Harold Anderson filed assault with intent to kill charges against Mary Duval the injured man's wife based on sworn statements from Betty Williams Kirkman and Walter Kirkman alleging she attacked him with the axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
U.P
Fred Duval
Carpenter
Duval
Harold Anderson
Mary Duval
Betty
Willams Kirkman
Walter
Kirkman
Missoula Murderer Cates Paroled by Reprieves and Commutation
In 1933 Clarence Cates shot Read near the Missoula courthouse. He was to hang after conviction for first degree murder, but Montana governors twice granted reprieves and Governor Holt commuted the sentence to life imprisonment. Cates outlived the judge, reporter, guards, and governor associated with the case. The gun later moved to Judge Ralph Arnold for district court use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cates
Read
Missoula
Cates
Deer Lodge
Montana
Butte
Cooney
Holt
Sheriff's Office
Ralph Arnold
District Court
Dell Residents Share Thanksgiving Week Gatherings
The Dell community lists visitors and hosts for Thanksgiving week. Nellie McKnight and the Knox and Smelka families appear among those visiting or entertaining. Floyd Poe and Leonard Ferguson households hosted friends and relatives including Jim Read and Beverly Ann. James F. Harrison visited Tort Hall, Idaho, for holiday rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dell
Nellie McKnight
W. D. Knox
Andrew Smelka
Walter Bastian
P. J. Bimat
Floyd Kenison
Amos Hansen
Alma Henderson
Alva Garr
Ettle Holderman
Floyd Poe
Leonard Ferguson
Joe Birrer
Beverly Ann
Soup” Patterson
Frank Kiefer
Harry Whiting
Jim Read
Reichle and Lima residents share holiday travel notes
Mrs Ora Freeman and three daughters visited Lima friends over Thanksgiving. Mrs Genevieve Buhrer and family spent the weekend in Butte with her mother Mrs O Leary. Nicolas de Leon party visited Butte with Lee Newton home accompaniment by Katherine Newton. Fay Gransberry party left for Chicago and Missouri to visit relatives. Louis Kambich plans a long winter vacation south and east. Joe Greco moved to Reichle from Lima to work for the Union Pacific. Farmers Union local 490 held a small January meeting at Law hall. By law changes from state constitution were approved. A Christmas party plan was formed with Mack Poole appointing a committee. John Cummins visited Butte friends. Nick Adders welcomed grandson Billy Adders from Missoula. Julius Hartwig senior spent Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs John Hand in Argenta. Azile Craddock holidayed in Butte with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Freeman
Lima
Geneviev Buhrer
Butte
O'Leary
Nicolas
DeLeon
Lee Newton
Katherine Newton
Reichle
Fay Gransberry
Chicago
Mr. Gransberry
Missouri
Louis Kambich
Joe Greco
Greco
Union Pacific Railroad
Farmers Union Local 490
Law
Mack Poole
John Cummins
Nick Adders
Billy Adders
Missoula
Julius Hartwig
Thanksgiving visits and local social routine in Dillon area
Thanksgiving day activities center on visits to the Harrison and Judge households with family gatherings of McAndrews, Marchesseaus, Kellys, Lenox, Tash, and Har rison households. Pahnish Bros. moved 225 head of fat steers to Armstead with James Dodd purchasing, Adolph Pahnish directing drive. Allan Harrison returned from Anaconda. Chris Hollinger reportedly kicked a window at the DL ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Kelly
Dillon
J. E. Kelly
George Lenox
Ed Farley
BE. Hazel
H. Rinehart
Elkhorn Springs
Earl Tash
George Harrison
Phyllis Fay
Ralph Harrison
W. S. Tash
Frank Marchesseau
Jack Miller
Tom Judge
John Judge
Har! Tash
Chris Hollinger
DL Ranch
St Rose Guild to be Entertained at Hoffman Home
Mrs Mayme Hoffman and Mrs Kenneth Wheat will host members of the St Rose guild at the Hoffman residence Thursday afternoon for an entertainment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Guild
Mayme Hoffman
Kenneth Wheat
Hoffman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Clemen
William Christiangen
John Troupe
Jean of
Jules Wenger
Virginia Woody
Mrs
Kenneth Peterson
Mrs. Peterson
John McGahan
Jimmy Martinell
Esta Husted
Husted
John Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Eda Jackson
Beulah Dubbler
East Fox
Janet Smith
West Fox
Anaconda
Albert O. Peterson
Teton
State Supreme Court
J. L. Billings
I. S. McQuitty
State Highway Department
Roy E. Ayers
Yakima, Wash
J. L. Sanduck
State Welfare Board
State Treasury
John J. Holmes
State Board of Examiners
D. M. Manning
Hysham
Archie McLeod
McLeod
Cascade County
Manning
Treasure County
H. D. Rolph
Ed Burne
Toole County
Sam Speigle
Philipsburg
L. C. Boedecker
Washington,d. C
E. C. Burris
Fred M. Landon
Peru
Kansas
Roosevelt
Carlos Concha
Ted Woodward
Jack Anderson
Fishtrap
Boss Emerick
Ivan Shaw
Walter Goose
Ralph Potts
Wise River
Jess Tope
George Bauers
Ray Willey
Misses
Elaine
June Willey
Dale
Billy Francis
George Stewart
Norman Vaughn
Percy
Hid’ Story
Mary Shaw
R. J. Somers
Hendricks
Will Gordon
Wallace Christiansen
Warren Shaw
Tly
Weldon Else
George Else
Lucy Lawrence
Ray Bacon
Fred Else
Dell Bacon
Annafay
Grace
Lester Else
Kenneth Murray
Gary Pomeroy
Marshall
Ber Bacon
Ole Heglund
Vera Hopkins
Agriculural Department of the Government
Washington, D. C
Wisdom Ladies Aid
George Cottrell of
Jasper Burgess
M. G. Ramsey
Eric Maybee
Lester Robins
George Monroe
Miles Ramsey
Charley Anderson
Arch Stewart
Divide
Clifford Birrer
Henry Birrer
Hamilton
James F. Harrison
Fletcher Norris
Tort Hall
Idaho
Olive Trion
Armstead
Bessie and
Marie Knox
Kier Is
J. D. Harrison
Hoag
Mary
Bob
Walter McAndrews
Jimmy
George A. Pyle
Frank E. Marchesseau
Delia and
Jane
Erwin
Eugene Holloway
Eee Voltcharger Warm
Parke T. Scott
Verna Schlepp
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Montana
Shippers
P. O. Box
Glassey’s Repair Shop
Ed Glassey
Wincharger Corporation
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