Jackson News Highlights Local Visits and Club Events
Mrs Elvin Peterson and Robert Peterson visited Butte on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ben Oneal left for Spokane. Fred Hirschey hosted visitors from Butte. The Sherbridge club met Thursday with high score won by Afarry Lapham and low by Wendell Jandine. The Friendship club bazaar drew a large crowd and served supper. Odd Fellows card series occurred Saturday with thirteen tables, prizes to Dani Pendergast and Alex Warden.
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Ben Oneal
Spokane
Fred Hirschey
Butte
James Johmson
Sherbridge Club
Atfarry” Lapham
Wendell Jandine
Friendship Club
Tan Jackson
The
Odd Fellows
Dani Pendergast
Alex Warden
John Krause
John Jackson
Logan
Utah
Jim Deidd
Fred Hirtschey Ranch
J. M. Neidt
Birch Creek CCC News Changes in Command and Education Push
Lieutenant Fredrick G. Wilson becomes commander of the Pineer Reserves CCC unit as Captain Siren transfers to Fort Missoula. The HQ letter guides the educational program, boosting attendance in class work and making course enrollment more binding. Enrollees must discuss drops with the commander. The unit reports 110 correspondence courses active and 167 women signed for at least one course. A Christmas effort aims to provide trees to Dillon residents lacking transport.
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Fredrick G. Wilson
Lumsden
D. A. Galt
Dillon
Hecause
Enjoyable Reichle Card Party Hosted by Local Hosts
Mrs John Verbance and Mrs Mack Poole hosted a Saturday night pinochle party in Reichle with five tables. High scores went to Mrs Neil Cummins and J M Cummins, while Mrs Harry Schuler and Henry Lehmani were low. A lunch followed. Fay Gransberry and Henry Wombacher were noted visitors.
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John Verbance
Mack Poole
Neil Cummins
J. M. Cummins
Harry Schuler
Henry Lehmani
Fay Gransberry
Helena
Henry Wombacher
Bedrock
Roy E Ayers Enters Gubernatorial Race in Montana
Roy E Ayers of Lewis town and Montana's Second District congressman announces candidacy for governor. The Fergus County Democratic Central Committee confirms the bid and highlights Ayers long public service from county attorney to judge and congressman.
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Roy E. Ayers
Lewistown
Montana
Congress
Ayers
J. Z. Ramsey
Democratic Central Committee
Fergus County
Ramsey
Attornney
Brantly
Supreme Court
Roy E. Avery
Faily
Mani
Christmas decorations glow in Dillon as lights go up
Dillon prepares for Yuletide with the business district set for its most colorful display in years. Fire department members string lights along city hall and lamp posts, while the Rotary club and Union Electric plan a brightly lit depot lawn tree. Homes will also feature lighted trees on lawns or porches.
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Dillon: Iiness
Dillon Rotary Club
Union Electric Company
Mizpah Chapter Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
Mrs Elfreda Woodside was elected worthy matron of Mizpah Chapter No 13 C E S at the annual officers election held Tuesday night Others chosen include Fred Woodside as worthy patron Mrs Mary Curry associate matron R D Dubrys as associate patron Mrs Fratie Stone as secretary Mrs Edith Herndon as treasurer Florence Stoone as conductress Miss Elizabeth Shotwell as associate conductress
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Elfreda
Woodside
Orthy
Mizpah
C. E.S
Fred
Mary Curry
R. D. Dubrys
Fratie Stone
Panther Patrol Holds Brief December Meeting
Patrol met at the den on Tuesday December 105. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A short business session followed with a work period and game signaling. Jack Sinclair served as scribe.
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The
Panther
Jack. Sinclair
High School Speech Series on Tuberculosis Seals
Beaverhead county high school students under Miss Violet Eastman will complete 15 public speeches this week on tuberculosis in relation to the Tuberculosis Christmas Seals sale. George Kennedy spoke at the Dillon Homemakers' club about the sanitarium at Galen. remaining talks include Glenn Hocking before the student body, Louise Ferris of the Order of Rainbow For Girls, Dorothy Ann Davis of the Business and Professional Women's club, and Roy Forrester of the Royal Neighbors scheduled through December 12.
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Beaverhead County
Violet Eastman
George Kennnedy
Galen
Dillon Homemakers’ Club
Glenn Hocking
Louise Ferris
Order of Rainbow
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Dorothy Ann Davis
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Roy Forrester
Royal Neighbors
Homemakers Club Meeting Features Guest Talk on Hospital
The Homemakers' club met at Mrs. J Dysart Gowen's home with hostesses Mrs. Gowen and Mrs. Frank Lasich. George Kennedy spoke to the group about the Galen hospital, the Montana institution for tuberculosis, followed by price trend chart continuation, swapping Christmas suggestions, and a Christmas gift grab bag.
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J. Dysart Gowen
Juvenile meeting notes hint at Thursday parish event
Fragment reads neighbors hosting a jar event and a meeting at C. F. Hall with a juveniles gathering scheduled for 6 46. Details are unclear but indicate a local community schedule and a youth group activity after a meeting.
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Royal
Reep Jar Eee Thurs de C. F. Hall Fond
Ted Shawn Dancers Delight Large Normal Crowd
Under the Women’s Athletic Association, Ted Shawn and his troupe performed at the Normal college gym last Saturday night before a large audience. The internationally known organization delivered an entertainment program praised as unique and thoroughly enjoyed by attendees.
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Normal College
Ted Shawn
Women’s Athletic Association
Veteran herder Tom McCarthy Dies at Local Beer Parlor
Tom McCarthy, about 70, a well known herder and manch hand, died suddenly Tuesday evening from heart trouble at a local beer parlor. He had lived in the community for over thirty years and was a longtime employee of the Gilbert ranch in Madison county. Little is known of his past life and no relatives have been located. He was reputed to be an expert rider and roper during his early days as a cowpuncher on Montana ranges.
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Tom McCarthy
Madison County
Montana
Rich ore strike at Franklin mine sparks strong local interest
Operators Ham Nortis and Charles Arigoni of the Franklin mine in the Heola district report a rich ore body yielding about 60 dollars per ton. In other news Moe Mamek broke into jail in London Ohio and explained to Sheriff Gorman F Clark that he was hungry and thought the fence was down.
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Ham Nortis
Charles Arigoni
Franklin
Heola District
Moe .Mamek
London
Gorman
F. Clark
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Jackson News
Elvin’ Peterson
Robert Peterson
Birch Creek CCC
Reichle News
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers Representatives
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
Pearl L Smith
Dillon, Mont, Ride
Tash
Polaris
C, C
Newman
Dillon, Mont
Electrolux
Frigidaires
Monarch
Dillon Furniture Company
Panther Patrol
Homemakers’. Club
Neighbors
Northern Pacific
W. B. Elliott
D. E. Wilder
North Main Street
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