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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
8
In Argenta the Fleming family and neighbors report a steady flow of wood and ore shipments, Thanksgiving gatherings, and plans for the Clark Canyon mining and Ferdinand mine projects. Local events include a Luther League social, future orchestra plans, basketball practice with State Normal College, and educational classes organized by Mr. Lumsden and Forestry supervisors.
Residents from Dillon, Grant, Missoula, Butte and Argenta joined in Thanksgiving activities. Mr and Mrs Mansfield and relatives visited in Dillon and at home while others traveled to Camas Hot Springs, Colorado and Blackfoot Idaho. Guests at the Piccone home included Mrs Harroun and family, the Hartwig and Harroum clans, with meals and holiday hospitality reported throughout the area.
Thanksgiving day was observed with family dinners and gatherings. Several local residents, including Mrs. McCracken and sons of Dillon and Mr. and Mrs. Hazel, joined celebrations at Elk Ort Gog Fings. The McCracken cottage at a popular resort offered skiing and swimming as festive activities. Miss Beryl Harrison returned to Butte after an appendicitis operation at Murray hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrison were visitors from Butte. Miss Georgia Metlen and George Judge visited at Mr. and Mrs. John Judge’s home. Leroy Ziegner visited the Judge home. Mrs. Ed Farley attended a birthday dinner for Estelle Lenox at the Hirschey home. John Judge and family were entertained at the Hazel cottage in Elkhart Springs Friday evening. Barbara Lee Hayes of Argenta spent the week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Nora H. Knoll. The piece notes an assessment of 450 dollars for highway improvement in front of a home, and mentions Samuel 4 of Fair Lawn, N. J. building something.
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