Local shoppers and visits noted in Dillon notices
Sheridan residents shopped in Dillon with Mrs Frank Axtell and others while Miss Betty Boone left for Pasadena to join Pasadena Junior College. Visitors include Daniel Kamber from Lithuania to visit brother Harry Kamber, and Robert Melton assigned to Pearl Harbor after furlough. Local clubs met, and a food sale was announced at Warner's by Baptist ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Boone
Pasadena
Calif
E. M. Gibson
Betty
Pasadena Junior College
Dillon
Sheridan
Frank Axtell
Harry Copp
Mary Gross
Shirley
Mollie. Brown
William Lewis
Daniel Kamber
Harry Kamber
Lithuania
Harry Foster
Lola Pray and Son
William Lueck
Fred McCrae
Robert H. Melton
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Messenger boy loses five dollar bill on Dakota street
A Messenger newsboy reports losing a five dollar bill last Thursday on Dakota street or in the Dutch Flat. He will reward the finder if the money is returned and asks that it be left at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Dakota Street
the Tribune
New Trial Hearing Set in Heaston Potts Murder Case
A hearing on the motion for a new trial in the case of William J. Heaston Jr. convicted of murdering Joseph W. Potts was scheduled for Friday, December 16, by Judge Henry G. Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Heaston, Jr
Joseph W. Potts
Henry G. Rodgers
Shakespeare Club Discusses The Golden Boy Book
The Golden Boy play topic is available at the Tribune. The book is priced at $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
P. T. A. Meeting Set for Tuesday at Bagley Building
The Parent Teacher Association will hold its next meeting next Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the Bagley building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher’ Association
Bagley
Montana state incomes rise to 653061 in 1938
State Auditor John J. Holmes reports Montana state institutions earned 653,061 dollars in the 1938 fiscal year, up 15,552 dollars from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
John J. Holmes
Olson Couple Welcome Son at Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs William D Olson of Dillon welcomed a baby boy born Friday night at Barrett hospital The newborn adds joy to the Olson household and marks a happy family milestone in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Olson
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Royal Neighbors Regular Session Election at IOOF Hall
Royal Neighbors meet in regular session Thursday at 8 o clock at the IOOF hall. All members are requested to attend as officers will be elected. Juveniles meet at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
I. O. O. F. Hall
Last rites for Beaverhead rancher John Perry Watters
John Perry Watters, a well known Beaverhead rancher, received last rites Saturday afternoon at Brundage chapel conducted by Rev. J A Meeke of Grace Methodist church. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry Watters
Beaverhead
Brundage Chapel
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Local Wedding Supper Honors Mr and Mrs Clyde Coppock
A Friday evening wedding supper honored Mr and Mrs Clyde Coppock who wed last week in Butte. Bride Edna French and hosts Mrs George French and Mrs H B Shaw, the grandmother, helped host the well appointed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Coppock
Butte
Edna French
George French
H. B. Shaw
Funeral services for Beaverhead miner Stanley Starr
Funeral services for Stanley M. Starr, Beaverhead mining man who died at Barrett hospital Thursday night, were held Saturday morning at Brundage chapel. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley M. Starr
Beaverhead
Barrett Hospital
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Shower Honors Miss Doyle Before Her Marriage
Saturday evening at the home of Conrad Orr a shower for Miss Nelle Doyle was hosted by Mrs. Orr and Miss Helen Dahlberg. Miss Doyle, who announced plans to marry soon, received many gifts as five tables of bridge produced high scores for Miss Adelaide Gelhaus and Mrs. Arnold Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Orr
Nelle Doyle
Orr
Helen Dahlberg
Doyle
Adelaide Gelhaus
Arnold Clair
Miss Doyle
Dillon student chosen to join MSC orchestra for concert
Dorothy Anderson of Dillon has been selected by Director L E Opp to play cello in the MSC orchestra for the first concert of the quarter. The concert is a joint program with the chorus in Bozeman on December 11, after prior presentation in the college gym. Anderson is a freshman home economics student and Chi Omega member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Anderson
Dillon
L. E. Opp
Montana State College Orchestra
Bozeman
Montana State College
Miss Anderson
Chi Omega Sorority
Girl Scout Leaders Set Meeting and Officer Election
The Leaders association convened at the home of Mrs. Norman Henry Friday December 2 at 3 o'clock. Officers will be elected in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders Association
Norman Henry
Card of Thanks for Stanley Starr
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings at the death of our beloved father brother and uncle Stanley M Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley M. ‘Starr
Scout Leaders Award Badges Presented at St James Meeting
Attendance badges were given at a Thursday meeting at the St James guild hall. Gold stars for perfect attendance went to Ardella Lanner Betty Iain Jewel Wolfe Jean Troupe Mickey Callahan Bonnie Jean Bourguin Juanita Roland Betty Henry Bunny Jackson and Erma Lou Warner. Silver stars for missing three or fewer meetings went to Marilynn Routledge Dorothy Ann Boka Lucile Devaney and Ethel Anderson. Ten derfoot badges were awarded to Esther Ann Schmittroth Margaret Luebben Virginia Tovey Miriam Morse Donna Talent Patty Talent Jean Lay Patricia Carrigan Maxine Kennedy Mildred Nissen Marjorie Hansen Melba Bedford Martha Stroeder Virginia Fuller Shirley Stocker Phyllis Koontz and Elaine Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardella Lanner
Betty Iain
Jewel Wolfe
Jean Troupe
Mickey Callahan
Bonnie Jean Bourguin
Juanita Roland
Betty Henry
Bunny, Jackson
Erma Lou Warner
Marilynn Routledge
Dorothy
Ann Boka
Lucile Devaney
Ethel Anderson
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Margaret Luebben
Virginia Tovey
Mirriam Morse
Donna Talent
Patty Talent
Jean Lay
Patricia Carrigan
Maxine Kennedy
Mildred Nissen
Marjorie Hansen
Melba Bedford
Martha Stroeder
Virginia Fuller
Shirley Stocker
Phyllis Koontz
Elaine Roberts
Gargoyle Club Announces Three One Act Plays Event
The Gargoyle club announces an evening of three one act plays presented by 18 pledges and members at the college auditorium Friday. Participants include James Brockbank Stanford Nina McCafferty Lewistown Audrey Dahl Big Timber Elaine Tschache Freid Arlette Williams Philipsburg Winifred Fredrickson Great Falls Edward Cebull Klein Howard Marley Twin Bridges Virginia Hudson Helena Vincent Curry Shelby Helen Marquis Bozeman Andrew Pickolick Dillon Mary Malloy Anaconda Maurice Egan Perma Robert Farmer Deer Lodge Ted Lavine Dillon and Ruby MacLean Anne Clark Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargoyle
Gargoyle Club
College Auditorium
James Brockbank
Stanford
Nina McCafferty
Lewistown
Audrey Dahl
Big Timber
Elaine Tschache
Freid
Arlette Williams
Philipsburg
Winifred Fredrickson
Great Falls
Edward Cebull
Klein
Howard Marley
Twin Bridges
Virginia Hudson
Helena
Vincent Curry
Shelby
Helen Marquis
Bozeman
Andrew Pickolick
Dillon
Mary Malloy
Anaconda
Maurice Egan
Perma
Robert Farmer
Deer Lodge
Ted Lavine
Ruby MacLean
Anne Clark
Butte
Gargoyles To Present Bill Of One Act Plays
Gargoyles, the drama group at Montana State Normal College, will stage three one act plays on Friday night December 9 in the college auditorium. Miss Myrtle Savidge directs eighteen Gargoyle members and pledges in The Bank Account Full Circle and The Wonderful Tourist. Music will be provided by the college symphony orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargoyle Club
Montana State Normal College
Gargoyle Night
Myrtle Savidge
Gargoyle’club
College Symphony Orchestra
Independent theatre operators form Montana group
In Helena a meeting of independent Montana theatre operators organized and elected officers. J. A. English of Anaconda became president, Jens Hansen of Deer Lodge vice president, and J Griffin of Chinook secretary treasurer. About 45 operators joined and plans to meet in December to draft by laws and pursue incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
J. A. English
Anaconda
Jens Hansen
Deer Lodge
J. Griffin
Chinook
Forestry Officials Confer By We Godden
Forestry officials confer under supervisor Godden to discuss management actions and policy directions relating to woodland stewardship, resource protection, and compliance with regulatory standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Godden
College Journalists Pledge 23 to Chan ticleers at State Normal
Twenty three students pledged to Chan ticleers the journalistic group of State Normal college. Pledges will be initiated at the regular meeting and club party on Jan 16. Names include Kenneth Barry Tom Meehan Viola Sullivan Charlo Fern Ray Ravalli Mary Conwell Red Lodge Winifred Fredrickson Great Falls and others across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleers
State Normal College
Kenneth Barry
Tom Meehan
Dillon
Viola Sullivan
Charlo
Fern Ray
Ravalli
Mary Conwell
Red Lodge
Winifred Fredrickson
Great Falls
Tom Buckingham
Whitefish
Duane ‘Blair
DeMolay Chapter Awards Two Chevalier Degrees
For the first time in local DeMolay history two members Fielding Graves and George K. Christiansen received the Order of Chevalier honorary degree at a Friday 8 PM ceremony in the Masonic hall. Bert Megquier W G Squires Wilber Squires and Matt Kau conducted the conferring, Rev J A Meeke spoke, and the Eastern Star chorus provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Fielding Graves
George K. Christiansen
Bert Megquier
W. G. Squires
Wilber Squires
Matt Kau
J. A. Meeke
Eastern Star Chorus
Montana Unemployment Fund Sees Interest Rise This Year
The fund deposited with the U S treasurer will total about 80 000 this year according to commission chairman Barclay Craighead Montana employers have paid roughly 4 750 000 into the fund to date Beginning next July the covered lines will provide weekly unemployment benefits Administrative expenses are paid by the federal government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
U. S
Barclay Craighead
Commission
Montana Commission
Drivers Warned To Exercise Winter Caution In Montana
Supervisor Lou Boedecker of the state highway patrol urges Montana drivers to slow down as winter approaches. Frosted windshields and slippery roads raise accident and death risk, though the 1938 highway death toll is about 20 percent below the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Boedecker
State Highway Patrol
Montana
Lecture Postponed Due to Illness at Redlands University
Dr Blam de Anderson, president of Redlands University, was unable to deliver his scheduled lecture because of illness. The university announced the lecture postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blam de Anderson
Redlands ‘University
Christmas Seal Sale Progresses in Beaverhead County
By December first the Beaverhead Christmas seal sale stood $20 ahead of last year. In the county TB fund allocations $33.60 bought milk, $89.49 covered tuberculin tests for high school students, $20 funded tonsilectomies, and $10 paid for two children's examinations. A balance of $176.07 remained in the checking account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Willis
Galen
G. D. Combes
Beaverhead Tuberculosis Association
Demplay Smoker Draws Strong Attendance at Event
Reaperhead chapter of the Order of De yr hosted a program titled The World Crisis with a well attended audience. Joe Taylor and Warren Temple performed a clarinet duet and Howard Morse played several piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demplay
Reaperhead
Order of Deyr
Joe ‘Taylor
Warren Temple
Howard Morse
Dillon Couple Are Wed Here
Jerry McGahan and Rose Salyer of Dillon were married by Judge George Opp at Norman Giles clerk of court office last night. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Steffer and Jack Ditty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Jerry McGahan
Rose Salyer
George Opp
Norman Giles
Jim Steffer
Jack Ditty
Local Boy Writes for Camera Magazine
Arthur E. Stultz of Dillon daughter Rebecca England writes Constructing One Shot Color Back published in Camera Craft. Beaverhead county high school graduate 1927 left Dillon in 1930 and works for Murison Label company in San Jose California. He will be remembered by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Stultz
Rebecca England
Dillon
Arthur
Beaverhead County
Murison Label Company
San Jose
Calif
Wiksdals Visit Nephew En Route to California
Mr and Mrs J F Wiksdal of Dill on recently visited nephew Bill Williamson at Soap Lake Washington while traveling to southern California for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wiksdal
Dillon
Bill Williamson
Soap Lake
Wash
California
Rink To Be Flooded Weather Permitting
The municipal skating rink will be used again this year as weather permits. F G Bayerd says many parties ask when it will be flooded. Warm weather now prevents ice formation and an attempt to flood failed. Skaters hope for colder weather to resume winter sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Bayerd
Physical Ed Flashes Provides Rural W A A Guidance
A W A A publication titled Physical Ed Flashes outlines organization activities and practical physical education program ideas for rural schools. Editorial direction credited to Ruth Oja Gey ser Dorothy Lee Shelton and Ruth Pravda with staff Dolores Tangan Edna Ot ness and Florence Dillon coordinating mailing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Oja
Geyser
Dorothy Lee Shelton
Butte
Ruth Pravda
Big Timber
Dolores Tangan
Ringling
Edna Otness
Chateau
Florence Dillon
Alumni Tea Planned for December by Local Faculty and Students
Mary Phillips president of the R Z N announces an alumni tea on December 10. Hostesses include Miss Wellman and Mrs T B Luebben of the faculty. Mrs R D Curry of the local alumni. Dorothy Lee Shelton of Butte. Ruth Pravda of Big Timber. and Mary Phillips of Lewistown, all listed as students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phillips
Miss Wellman
T. B. Luebben
R. D. Curry
Dorothy Lee Shelton
Butte
Ruth Pravda
Big Timber
Lewistown
Turkey Shooting at Apex Promises Turkey Prizes
Nick Salvo hosts a weekly turkey shoot at Apex every Sunday before Christmas. Winners receive twenty pound gobblers, with no alternate prizes. Turkeys also available for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Salvo
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A. L. Woodalde
My Club
Mary Molleur
George Gosman
Theta
Frank Lightfoot
Boulder
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Utah
Frank A. -Hazelbaker
Production Credit Association
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Mary Louise Johnson
Jack Cashmore andRarl Fairbanks
Beaver
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State University
Missoula
Bertha Huber
San Francisco
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Methodist Church
Peried
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Gilbert
Hilde
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P. T. A. Meeting
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Watters
Girl Scout
Jean ‘Rennyson
Americas
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Gargoyles
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J & Trust Eicompany
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wincharger Power Clan
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Scott
Armstead, Mont
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North Coast Limited
Billings Livestock Market
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