Local Social Roundup Highlights Housewarmings and Club Events
Eirsby family and guests attended a housewarming at Mr. and Mrs. Herb's home. The event included Wendell Jardine Mark Clemon and Nelson families. Mrs. Sanford Shepherd hosted her bridge club with dessert, noting high scores for Wendell Jardine and Tom Clemon. The Firemen’s card parties raise funds for better firefighting equipment. Montana service clubs aid 4-H, with Kiwanis Lions Rotary clubs contributing cash and hosting leaders and champion teams at luncheons and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion
Wendell Jardine
Mark Clemon
Sanford Shepherd
Tom Clemon
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Butte
Kenneth Peterson
Fred Hirschy
Fritz Schoenenberger
Wisdom
Esta Husted
Jolly Homemakers Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Ross Hill
Andy Danielson
Montana
R. E. Cameron
Kiwanis
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Montana Trapping Industry Earns Big This Winter
Trapping remains a $100000 yearly Montana industry as season runs December 1 to April 15. Licenses issued to 275 regular trappers, 170 land owning, 175 beaver permits. Beavers require conditions. beaver licenses $1. landowners provide land description. game warden sets quota. Muskrat mink and fox trapping is most lucrative. shipping permits 50 cents, must list license numbers and shipment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
U. P
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Commission
The
Fish and Game Commission
Polar is Visitors and Community News Roundup
Polar is reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Lenox at the Farley home and others at Elkhorn Springs and the Marchesseau ranch. Local social events include a birthday dinner for Ruth and Lucy Pyle and a Cub Scout Mothers club meeting. Road crews repaired a dangerous curve near the Marchesseau ranch and snowbound travel eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lenox
Farley
T. Lee McCracken
Elkhorn Springs
J. J. Brown and Son
Marchesseau Ranch
Powell
Near Dillon
George Harrison Ranch
Bannack
Ross Nay
Chan Stallings
Walter Paddock
Grasshopper Valley
John Judge
Dillon
Eleanor Leo
Miles City
Stella Lee
Len Hollorafi
U. S
Wilbur S. Tash
Harry Tash
D.L. Ranch
Beaverhead Valley
Ford unveils 1938 Standard and De Luxe V-8 cars
ORD introduces two new Ford V-8 lines for 1938 the Standard and De Luxe. The Standard offers 60 and 85 hp options with lower prices, while the De Luxe adds more size luxury and features all at no extra charge. Pricing lists Coupe Tudor Fordor and convertibles with varied MSRPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORD
Ford
Tudor
Fordor
Miss Janey Bryan and Mrs Hartwig Host Double Shower
Reichle Montana notes a double shower at the Hartwig home for Mrs Fred Routledge 83 Vera Mast and Frances who will wed Carl Kambich likely this holiday season The event drew over 40 guests Lunch was served James Garrison of Helena visited his mother Elsie Garrison Miss Gertrude Wombacher Red Rock attends Hartwig home Nick and Sam staged a well attended Saturday dance Farmers Union local No 490 meets at Glen Sunday afternoon December 19 for a Christmas party Ferguson Mac McGinnis and 500 of (truncated)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janey Bryan
Julius Hartwig
Fred Routledge
Vera Mast
Frances
Carl Kambich
Nick
Sam
Farmers Union Local No. 490
Glen
Mrs Reardon Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs Dennis Reardon and her husband planned to move to Butte in days. A party Monday evening at Mrs D V Paddock home featured Christmas decorations and pinochle. High score was Mrs Fred Kerr, second Mrs E Rogan. cake by Louis Schmittroth and a going away gift were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Reardon
Butte
D. V. Paddock
Louis Schmittroth
Peterson Wins Sheridan Shootout
Herman Peterson, a famed Dillon gunsmith, wins a Sheridan shootout amid a spirited contest. Details are scarce due to OCR garble, but Peterson’s victory is reported as a notable local sporting highlight.
Art Club Displays Japanese Prints at Normal College
The Normal College Art Club sponsors a display of Japanese prints in room 311 of the main building. Viewing hours are 1 2 on one to two and four to five each afternoon except Fridays when the exhibit is open all afternoon. The collection features Hiroshige Hokusia and other famed artists with reproductions and works dating back to 1602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Normal college Art _club
Hiroshige
Hokusia
Charity Ball Declared Successful by Elks
Elks charity ball concluded Saturday night with $130 in cash raised and $45.50 in groceries donated. Groceries were sent to the training school for hot lunches, while cash proceeds will fund gymnasium equipment at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Frank Gorman
Montana Oil Conservation Board Hears Debates on Proration Plan
Montana oil leaders and lawyers testify for and against field production proration. More than 200 oil men and at least 40 lawyers attend hearings to present views on causes of state field disruption. Sworn testimony will guide future board action on alleged unfair practices in Pehl Oil piping and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
U.P
Montana Oil Conservation Board
Pehl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eirsby
Herb
Richard McCarthy
East
Granite Butte
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Montana
Shippers
P. O. Box
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
Dillon, Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
N. P
Ires
Bozeman
Missoula
Billings
Spokane
Seattle - Portland
W. B. Elliott
D.E. Wilder
Agent Consolidated Ticket Office
Rogan Moa
Polaris
Frank Lasich
Frank Kerr
Dennis’ Reardon
DE Luxe
Bergeson-Beaverhead CO
Reichle
James Garrison
Elsie Garrison
Gertrude Wombacher
Red Rock
Montana Ferguson
Mac. McGinnis
Reardon
H. Peterson
Sheridan
Herman Peterson
Rebekah P. N. G
Hazel Conger
Nellie Nelson
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Fred Dart
Dart
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