Community gatherings and ski weekend notes in Dillon
Social rounds include Mrs Cecilia Montgomery hosting a Sunday dinner with family friends in Dillon. The Jackson ski crowd attended Elkhorn Springs with Allan Spencer delivering a county caterpillar to clear drifts. Nay Bros shipped scanners to George Harrison for Ogden Utah market.
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Dillon Ski Club
Jackson
Martin Jackson
W. E.' ‘Schowe
George Harrison
Gerald
Billy
Earl Tash
Frank Nay
Carl Rottweiler
Elkhorn “Springs
Allan Spencer
E. W. Tucker
Butte
M. Cecilia Montgomry
George “Montgomery
Nay Bros
Ogden
Utah
Betty Harrison
Butte Business College
J. D. Harrison
Dillon
Will
Adolph Pahnish
George Pyle
Chris Hollinger
Johnny Knoll
Ross Nay
Frank Judge
R. D. Marchesseau
Montgomery
George
Mechanics Course To Start At Dillon High School
The county high school vocational department and the Federal Security branch of the U S Office of Education will sponsor a mechanics training school in Dillon for out of school youth. A organizing meeting in the agriculture room at the high school is set for Monday night December 3 at 7 30. Interested persons should attend or contact D L Johnson. Welding instruction may be offered. No fees, classes arranged after the Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Security Branch
U. S. Office of Education
Dillon
D. L. Johnson
Wisdom Auxiliary Christmas Meeting and Community News
The December meeting of the Ted Harper unit of the American Legion featured a patriotic Christmas program with children from the unit and post performing recitations and music. After the program, the group discussed Christmas events and fundraisers, while members hosted treats and planned a card party for the Wisdom fire department fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Harper
American Legion
Gretchen Scofield
Ted Harper Post
Jackson
Jackson Legionnaires
Wisdom
Wisdom Fire Department
Benefit Dance Sparks British Relief Fund Drive
A Saturday night dance in Jackson drew large crowds with saxophone piano violin and accordion music lasting late into the night. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Sanford Shepherd and Harry Lapham for the tres step to Mr and Mrs Ross Hill for the waltz and Virginia Woody and Tom Clemon as jitterbug champions. Net proceeds reached 100 dollars. Margaret Holloran county nurse spent days in the basin on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Shepherd
Harry Lapham
Ross Hill
Virginia Woody
Tom Clemon
Margaret Holloran
Basin
James Johnson
Charles Wenger
Martin Jackson
Clifford Dougherty
George Elwell
Dillon
Pioneer of Beaverhead Sombre Funeral Attended by County Notables
The funeral for a Beaverhead pioneer was held with a requiem mass and burial at Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers included B. W. Emerick, Diggie Emerick, Bert McMenomey, Sam Freeman, Ed Roe, and Pat Flynn, with many oldtimers from across the county in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Oty Clifford
Mountain View Cemetery
B. W. Emerick
Diggie Emerick
Bert McMenomey
Sam Freeman
Ed Roe
Pat Flynn
Governor appoints doctors to state boards and departments
Governor Roy E. Ayers names Dr. A. R. Foss of Missoula to the state board of medical examiners for a term ending January 10, 1946 and O. A. Bergeson of Billings to the state department of public welfare for a term ending March 4, 1941. Bergeson fills the unexpired term of Dr. Peter Potter, resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
A. R. Foss
Missoula
State Board of Medical Examiners
O. A. Bergeson
Billings
State Department of Public Welfare
Bergeson
Peter Potter
Ample Winter Feed Seen for Beef Cattle in Montana
Bozeman Montana December 4. Extension livestock specialist BE P Orcutt of Montana State College reports ample winter feed statewide and advises proper hay use to prevent weight loss. Tests show oat hay and spring rye hay produced strong gains, blue-joint and alfalfa also effective, while winter rye hay yielded the smallest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
U.P
BE. P. Orcutt
Montana State College
Orcutt
State College
Residents Attend Socials and Visits in Local Town
Mrs Darrell Gleed and family left for Clifton Idaho for an extended stay. Frank Kambich and Rudolph Fink drove to Anaconda. The Garrison families and Elsie Garrison visited Helena. Pinochle club hosted a seven table party at Genevieve Buhrer’s home with high scores awarded. A Turkey shoot occurred on Glen hotel grounds. Visitors from Butte joined the Pinochle party. Carl Mast and Julius Hartwig hosted guests. PT A dance in Dillon attracted attendees. Poles for the new power line were laid in the railroad yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kambich
Anaconda
Rudolph Fink
Kambich
William Garrison
Elsie Garrison
Helena
Genevieve Buhrer
Joe Greco
Raymond Gransberry
Buhrer
Carl Cuyler
Glen Hotel
Butte
Charles Coconougher
Frank Moran
Carl Kambich
Carl Mast
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
Art Reichle
Rudolph Polish
Local families and shoppers frequent Dillon area
Nelson and son Billy shopped in Dillon on Monday while Mr and Mrs Tom Clemon shopped at the county seat last Friday. Two truckloads of feeder steers were delivered to the Jake Neidt ranch last week. Elvin Peterson and family spent Monday in Butte shopping. John and Mrs Dooling and children made a business trip to Dillon Tuesday. Mark Clemon moved a herd to the Dan Pendergast ranch to feed for winter.
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Jo Ann Francis
Wisdom Girls
Betty Lou
Wanda Glasseey
Olga Schonenberger
June Hickson
Betty Lou Glassey
Martha Schonenberger
Billy Lawrence
Frances May Helming
Luther Ward
Taft Allen
Chetocah
Okla
Gordon Knowles
Blaz Lugar
Butte
Cherie
Dean
Salmon
Idaho
Pearl Barr
C. E. Miller
Strawbridge Ranch
Fred Hirschy
Nelson
Billy
Dillon
Tom Clemon
Jake Neidt
Elvin Peterson
John Dooling
Mark Clemon
Dan Pendergast Ranch
Dell Folks Host Birthday Surprise and Holidays Gatherings
A Dell group surprised Mrs Oral Evans at her Lima home on Sunday evening with cards and pinochle prizes won by Mrs Ray Martinell and Mrs Myron Rammell. Dell Home Demonstration Club held its Christmas party at Roselle cabins. guests included Mrs S M McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Oral Evans
Lima
Ray Martinell
Myron Rammell
Joe Dowling
Bar Cantrell
Idaho Falls
Walter, Bastian
Armstead
Dillon
Joe. Dowling
Addie Martinell
Lee Martinell
Andrew Smelka
Nellie McKnight
Joe Birrer
Beverly
J. F. Harrison
W. A. Price
John Price
Amos Hanson
Jay Tallent
Alma Henderson
Argue Pros and Cons of Roadhouse in Jevensville Mont
Bitter Root valley town debates a planned roadhouse on U S Highway 93 west of Jevensville. Opponents call it a moral menace and safety hazard while supporters say it provides local entertainment and stops business from moving to Missoula. Ravalli county officials will use state law to decide on a license, leaving the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevensville
Mont
U. R
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George Lenox
Walter Hill
Eugene Holloway
George Montgomery
Frank Marchesseau
Mary
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Maxine
Audrey Putman
Tom Scofield
Leé
Bob
Bill Strum
John Helming
Essie Helming
Ray Willey
Wilma Givogre
Scofield
Mary Cottrell
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Walter Stewart
D. J. Stephens
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Lillian White
Sheridan
Lawrence Schulz
Walter Gnose
Ralph Potts
Wise River
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Jess Tope
North Fork
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Bobby Bill Ferguson
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Bob Lee
Jack Miller
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Hans Jorgensen
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Whitehall
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Long Beach
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Big Hole
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Fishtrap
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Elmer. Jensen
Harry Rutledge
Hans Rasmussen
Argyle Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Frank McDowell
Ralph Huntley
John Anderson
Wisdom Women’s Club
C. W. Francis
Anna Lee
Bellview
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