Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Heth Ammold of Monida spent Christmas in Dillon. Emerson Brown was down from Bannack for Christmas. Henry Dowling of Dell was in town on business. George Yost was a passenger to Butte on Saturday morning. AY E Scott of Dell transacted business in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Whitworth of Dell were in Dillon on Christmas day. Chris Overgaard of Grant paid business matters in the city. Peter Spreitzer of Rock Creek was a visitor in Dillon on Wednesday. Miss Mary Alice Peterson of Bozeman is visiting her sister Mrs Homer Fhust. A number of Dillon teachers are in Butte to attend the Montana Education Association convention. Carl Price, Selbach & Deans state agent, was here from Billings on business last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Streb and three daughters visited relatives in Dillon from Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Peterson
Bozeman
Mrs
Homer Fhust
Dillon
Butte
Montana Education Association
Carl Price
Selbach & Deans
Billings
Mrs Dan Tovey Jr. visit ends for Audrey and Eunice
The Misses Audrey and Eunice Tovey returned Sunday from a visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tovey Jr. at Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey
Eunice Tovey
Dan Tovey, Jr
Wisdom
Miss Julia Bartlett and Norman Kurtz Visit Idaho Home
Miss Julia Bartlett and Norman Kurtz of Moreland Idaho arrived on the early morning train Sunday and are visiting at the home of Norman's parents Mr and Mrs O B Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bartlett
Norman Kurtz
Moreland
Idaho
Norman
Mrs
O. B. Kurtz
Local residents and visitors greet Dillon holiday week
The notes list several local figures visiting or traveling through Dillon during the holidays. Names include De Harrison from Bannack, Mr. and Mrs. John Seidensticker of Twin Bridges, Lt. Gov Hazel baker in Butte, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Smith from Grant, and many others from Bannack, Wise River, Dell, Butte, Idaho Falls, Spokane, Juneau, and Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
John. Seidensticker
Twin Bridges
Lowell Smith
BW. Smith
Dillon Couple Weds in Beaverhead County Ceremony
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Bryan Reichle and a charming accomplished young woman. The groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W E Roberts of the Birch Creek section. Both are graduates of Beaverhead County High School and Montana State Normal College. Mr Roberts has taught at Nelson school this fall and his bride at Apex school. They will make their home in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Bryan
Reichle
W.E. ‘Roberts
Birch Creek
Beaverhead County
Montana State
Normal College
Roberts
Nelson School
Apex School
Dillon
Orr III Appointed Deputy Clerk During Illness
William C. Orr III has been appointed by Fred Rife as deputy clerk of the district court to serve during Roy Herndon illness. I H Hallas of Monida visited the city Monday. Ralph Quigley came down from Jackson Monday. FOR RENT Three room apartment 425 Thorngen Ave Phone 2 1 Alfred Peterson of Jackson was a business visitor in the city Monday. A D McDonald from Wisdom was a business visitor early in the week. W Nildreth of Medicine Lodge was a business visitor Monday. B L Chicken Tamales are Home Claude Butts of Twin Bridges visited Monday with his sister Mrs Frank O Keefe Sugar Bowl Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Orr III
Fred Rife
Roy Herndon
Alfred Peterson
Jackson
City
KK. W. Nildreth of
Medicine Lodge
Claude Butts
Twin Bridges
Frank O’keefe
Gosman Drug Store Doll Contest Winner Thanks Supporters
Chloe Hier expresses gratitude for votes in the Gosman Drug Store doll contest. Miss Ruby Sperry leaves Wednesday for Idaho Falls to pursue nurse training after holiday visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosman Drug Store
Chloe Hier
Ruby Sperry
Idaho Falls
Miss Gelhaus Leaves for Augusta to Teach After Christmas Visit
Miss Mary Gelhaus departs Wednesday morning from her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gelhaus after spending Christmas vacation at their home. She goes to Augusta where she will teach in the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gelhaus
Joseph Gelhaus
Augusta
Grinning Dog Waits for Young Wedum at 3 PM
A stray dog visited a former hangout each afternoon at 3 o clock, greeting passerby with a broad grin. The dog appeared happy to see the young Wedum arrive, wagging and showing every tooth as it waited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedum
Francis Cashmore Host For S. A. E. Fraternity Breakfast
Howard Cashmore hosted a Monday breakfast for visiting S. A. E. fraternity members including Francis Cashmore O K Moe Hiram Brundage Kenneth Wheat Max Worthington at the Cashmore home. The gathering honored Francis Cashmore a Rush Medical College student in Chicago. Miss Louise McLaren of Helena is a holiday house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cashmore
S. A. E. Fraternity
Francis Cashmore
O.K. Moe
Hiram Brundage
Kenneth Wheat
Max Worthington
Chicago
Rush Medical College
Miss
Louise McLaren
Helena
Cashmore
Buhrer School Christmas Program Gains Standard School Rating
The Buhrer school held a Christmas program last Wednesday with full attendance. A one act play by PTA members Mrs Hand Mrs Piccone and Mrs Schmidt entertained, Santa Claus distributed treats and presents, and the school announced its rating as a Standard School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhrer School
John ‘Hand
Dan Piccone
Albert Schmidt
Santa Claus
Buhrer
Sheep killed by car near Butte after collision with Lovell Livestock
A Butte motorist struck a band of sheep owned by Lovell Livestock on the highway south of the city, killing nine animals and injuring five. A $60 settlement was reached at the sheriff's office after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Livestock Company
Sheriff’s Office
Retired Ranchman Struck by Car Near Home
George lash a well known retired ranchman of this city received painful though not serious injuries last Saturday evening when he was struck by a car near his home owned by A B Johnson. The accident is said to have been unavoidable due to faulty lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Lash
A. 8. Johnson
Mrs Fairbanks Hosts Sunday School Class Mothers
Mrs. E. L. Fairbanks entertained the girls of her Sunday school class and their mothers Monday afternoon. Delicious refreshments were served following a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fairbanks
Fishermen Charged in Beaverhead River Closure
George Smack and Rudy Graneth of Armstead were arrested Sunday by deputy state game warden Charles Price for fishing in a closed Beaverhead river section. Keith Lloyd of Missoula spent Christmas with his parents, while David FE Vaughan of Wasterwood Enc eloped with two women posing as a clergyman and was imprisoned. George Cooke of Palatine Ill had his left ear torn off after attempting to saddle a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smack
Rudy Graneth
Armstead
Charles Price
Beaverhead
David FE. Vaughan
Wasterwood, Enc
George Cooke
Palatine
Opportunities for youth in farming advertised in Dillon
C C Newman of Dillon Montana signs that opportunities are excellent for young men or older individuals wishing to start in livestock dairy or diversified farming. He offers assistance and invites readers to share their desires, noting values are at bedrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
Glen Mayfield Victim in Oregon Boulder Road Accident
Glen Mayfield city traffic officer at The Dalles Oregon was killed December 21 when a boulder rolled from a mountainside and crashed through his car roof hitting him on the head. He was husband of Annie Hetlestater Mayfield former Beaverhead high school student and Montana State Normal College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Oregon
Mosiersid Hood River
Ore
Mayfield
Annie Hetlestater Mayfield
Beaverhead County
Montana State, Normal College
Jennie Nash
Nina Nash
Red Cross Seeks Knitted Garments for Montana Children
Mrs Diggle Emerick chair of the local Red Cross voluntary service reports a letter from state headquarters calling for knitted clothing for children in drought stricken Montana. Yarn and knitting instructions will be sent to volunteers who contact Mrs Emerick.
Renfro Wins First Division at Sheridan Flyer Shoot
Ted Renfro of Dell won the first division at the flyer shoot held last Sunday in Sheridan. Renfro and Nick Birrer tied for the second division title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Renfro
Dell
Sheridan
Renfro
Nick Birrer
Christmas party thrills at L D S church primary unit
A lively Christmas party was held by the L. D. S. church primary department with Fay's Hawaiians providing music for dancing after the event. Alfred Canning of Chicago was arrested a year after court ordered him not to speak to his wife for talking to her in public. Mme Teresa Glotcha of Lodz Poland faces a charge of having 13 husbands. Thomas Caien of St. Louis was fined for showing pigs with rouge colored skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. S. Church
Fay
Alfred Canning
Chicago
Mme
Teresa Glotcha
Lodz
Poland
Thomas Caien
St. Louis
Bureaucratic Overreach Sparks Civil Liberty Concerns
Louis Ludlow warns that a bureaucratic army of 30,000 agents is expanding in Washington. He argues federal meddling threatens private business, education, and individual initiative, urging rollback of paternalist government growth and fewer bureaus to reduce taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis Ludlow
Press Gallery of
Congress
Rotary talk on values in life at Dillon meeting
Dr. W H Stephan spoke on values in life at the Dillon Rotary Club weekly gathering at the Andrus hotel. Harold Warner reported on the associated charities and how the community aids the needy, including rent free Center street space and cost purchases, with transient relief discussed. Judge Lyman Bennett and Hiram Brundage Jr attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stephan
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus
Harold ‘Warner
Associated Charities
O. A. Bergeson
Lyman H." Bennett
Hiram Brundage, Jr
Center Street
Stephan
Reception for Newlyweds Hosts Roberts at Birch Creek
Mr and Mrs W E Roberts entertained at a reception and dancing party at the Birch Creek school house for Mr and Mrs Ashley Roberts Tuesday evening. Guests were patrons from the Nelson and Birch Creek districts and Dillon relatives attended. Wayne's dance band provided music for the dance followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Roberts
Birch Creek
Ashley Roberts
Nelson
Dillon, Wayne's
Polaris visitor Adolph Pahnish calls in city
Adolph Pahnish of Polaris visited the city last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Decker and their son of Helena visited during the Christmas holidays at the W T Scully and Glen Decker homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Pahnish of
Polaris
Clarence Decker
Helena
W. T. Scully
Glen Decker
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Heth * _Ammold - of -Monida
Emerson Brown
Bannack
Henry | Dowling
George ‘ Yost
Butté
Ay.e. Scott
Edwin Whitworth of
Chris Overgaard
Grant
Peter Spreitzer
Rock Creek
Wednesay
Albert Streb
Melrose
Tlme
Burley
I “de Harrison
F. A. Hazel
Baker
I. B. Haviland
Carl Becker of
Dick Olson
Wesley
Mosby
Wise River
Harry Miller
Jasper A. Browne
The
John J. Gelbaus
W. C. Ensign
Sam Wilkinson
George H. McBride
Yvonne Fagnant
George Opp
Montana Gilbert
Whitehall
Emma . Gilbert
John Stringer
Boise
Leonora May
Idaho Street
Helen Ida Best
St. Mary’s College
Minnesota
Wilma Colfer
Spokane
H. E. Andrus
Henry Thompson
Lena Fassler
Kidd
Bertha Huber
Charles Burdick
Juneau
Alaska
George French
Argenta
Barrett Hospital
A. A. Simpson
E. D. Sandvng
Ruby Valley Stockmen’s Association
Cat Sheridan
Mary Hester Decker
James Kurtz
Blackfoce
Dorothy Gelhaus
John Gelhaus
Alamosa
Colo
State Normal College
Wm. Y. Meeke
Fairview
Mamie A.‘ Meeke
J. A. Meeke
Sarah Waldorf
Long Beach
Calif
A. F. Waldorf
Harriet Tooley
Harlowton
Monida
Ralph Quigley
Thorngen Ave
A. D. McDonald
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Norma Shearer
Dwight Winthrop
Stephen Ashe
Charley
Charles Angeles
June Collyer
Liberty
Nikki
Richard Barthelmess
Walter Houston
Phillips Holmes
Constance Cummings
Price
Pair
Keith Lloyd
Missoula
Mrs. W. EU. Lloyd
Divretic
Glen “Mayfield
Glenn Mayfield
Rotary
Carl B. Taylor
Geo. M. Gosman
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