Local Residents Active: Visits and Work Around Dillon
John Bray of Lakeview spends a few days in town on business. A new pump was installed Friday at the O B S pump house. Mrs. J B Shaw of Wisdom enjoys several days in Dillon. W S Tash of Grasshopper section was in town on Saturday. Mrs. Walter Garrison, Dillon school teacher, shopped here Saturday. J Manix visited in Dillon Saturday en route from Boulder Nevada to Augusta Montana. George Hughes from Grant on a midweek business trip. Ted Miller Bernard Leake Tuck Jones and Lincoln Miller of Centennial valley spent Sunday in Dillon. Lester Kurtz of the MacMarr store leaves Tuesday for Livingston for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Miller
Bernard Leake
Tuck Jones
Lincoln Miller
The
Centennial Valley
Diljon
Lester Kurtz
MacMarr
Livingston
Telephone ad touts daily contact and emergency use
An advertisement from Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. promotes home telephone service noting the benefit of daily contact with friends and the ability to reach a doctor during emergencies without waking neighbors, urging readers to order installations today.
Dillon Daily Chronicle Briefs and Local Notes
Rebich charged with forgery may be held in district court here on Monday. Mrs Emerson Elderkin and son returned to Missoula after visiting relatives in Dillon. Diana Rebekah Lodge No 42 to meet Thursday at 8 pm in IOOF hall. Berg Christensen and Mrs. Jaynes left for Billings for Wool Growers convention. Diligent notes on springlike weather as a long pea vine is shown by D A Galt. Local homebuying ads promote a five-room modern dwelling in Dillon for 2500 dollars. Sheriff Orr and deputies transported inmates to Warm Springs hospital. Rexburg visitors attended the Marchesseau funeral. Al Groshean injured near Moose Creek hill and treated in Butte. Deputy Barry escorted Fred Worth to industrial school in Miles City. Local residents visit Lima and Dillon homes. road work ahead with steam shovel and temporary closures. Mrs Lula B Matteson returns to Santa Barbara after December visit. A Kansas City speed offender heats a cold plea and remains jailed.
Brownie Pack Plans Forming No. 11 Pack
The article notes two meetings attended, Brownie hats decided upon, and weekly dues. Fourteen third and fourth grade girls wish to form Brownie Pack No. 11. Call Mrs James McCollum if interested in leading or helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet
James Mc‘Collum
Brownie Owl Pack No. I
Recital Friday Afternoon Highlights Mr McFadden Class
Pupils from Mr. Ralph McFadden's town classes were presented Friday afternoon in recital. Names include Betty Stephan Betty Brown Grace Knox Ethel Mary Forrester Wan dalle Atkeson Freddie Chapman Bruce Jeppson Elizabeth Wilkinson Franklin Bayerd John Combes Betty Jean Kuhns Howard Morsé Isabel Brenner Lois Gilbert Ruth Kelly Ruth Helen Albright Jean Gilbert Jane Waldorf. The event begins a series with two Friday recitals and the second set for Friday February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McFadden
Betty Stephan
Betty Brown
Grace Knox
Ethel Mary Forrester
Wandalee Atkeson
Freddie Chapman
Bruce Jeppson
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Franklin Bayerd
John Combes
Betty
Jean Kuhns
Howard Morsé
Isabel Brenner
Lois Gilbert
Ruth Kelly
Ruth Helen Albright
Jean Gilbert
Jane Waldorf
Visit to Yellowstone Park Inspires Winter Film Trip
A party drove to Gardiner last Sunday and spent hours in Yellowstone filming wildlife. Members included Jay McCarthy Fred Eudaily T Lee McCracken and Joe Mulkey who captured elk deer and antelope on several films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Jay McCarthy
Fred Eudaily
T. Lee McCracken
Joe Mulkey
Velour painting by J A Stewart on display at McCaleb's
A velour painting by J A Stewart of Los Angeles, praised locally, is exhibited this week at McCaleb's. The upcoming winner of the tapestry contest will be announced in the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stewart
Los Angeles
McCaleb’s
Ranch rider injured when hayload overturns near Dillon
Philip Lovell suffered a dislocated shoulder and other injuries after a hay load overturned on which he rode at his ranch south of Dillon last Thursday afternoon. He was taken to Barrett hospital and is making a satisfactory recovery.
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Philip Lovell
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Social gathering of Legion mothers at Mrs Cashmore home
A Friday evening meeting was hosted at Mrs W F Cashmore's residence by Legion mothers. Twelve attendees participated and refreshments were served after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cashmore
Mothers of Legionnaires
Elks Club to Observe 64th Lodge Anniversary
Plans are under way for a special meeting of the local Order of Elks to mark the 64th anniversary of the lodge’s founding with ceremonies on February 17 in the evening.
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Order of Elks
Dodge Cars Shown At J. W. Walters Garage Display
A carload of the new 1934 Dodge cars was unloaded last week by J. W. Walters garage the local Dodge agents. The models are on display at the Walters showroom where they have drawn many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walters Garage
Walters Garage
Hawkins Baby Born at Barrett Hospital
A baby boy was born at Barrett Hospital on January 24 to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Barrett Hospital
W. W. Hawkins
Winsome Baby Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Ross
A baby girl was born at Barrett hospital Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. W U D Ross. The event marks a joyful addition to the Ross family with hospital birth reported in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Barrett Hospital
W. UD. Ross
Beavershead CWA Manager Attends Butte District Meeting
J Warren Shaw, Beaverhead CWA district manager, joined managers in Butte at the Finlen hotel. Walter Bridges state director gave a talk on re employment bureaus relations to CWA PWA and other government work. St James guild planned a Thursday afternoon social at the guild hall hosted by Mrs R D Curry and Mrs D V Paddock. Louis Steinbrenner of Grant visited the city for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren. Shaw
Beaverhead
CWA
Butte
Finlen Hotel
PWA
Walter T. Bridges
ST. James Guild
R. D. Curry
D. V. Paddock
Guild Hall
Accident Near Dillon In Dense Fog Injures Parker
Parker was brought to the B. F. Frohman home on North Idaho Street after a low speed collision near Dillon. The crash occurred close to the site where Harry Harkins, twin brother of the driver, died when his machine overturned in recent weeks. Dense fog likely caused the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Dillon
B. F. Frohman
North
Idaho Street
Harry Harkins
Funeral services for pioneer rancher Ed ward Marchesseau
Funeral services for the late Ed ward Marchesseau pioneer ranch man of Beaverhead county were held Saturday at 10:30 at St. Rose church with Rev. Timothy Clifford officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery. The body arrived Friday morning with his daughter Mrs. Boughton accompanying.
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Edward Marchesseau
Beaverhead County
Nogales
Ariz
St. Rose Church
Timothy Clifford
Mountain View Cemetery
Boughton
The Fiddle Club Meeting At Miss Frances Robinson Studio
The Fiddle club met at Miss Frances Robinson's studio Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Della May Osborne led a discussion on strings bridge and resin making. Iva Stolp talked about Yehudi Menuhin and played a record. Miss Baker spoke on Pablo Casals and played a record. Harry Cloke guest spoke on Niccolo Paganini. Refreshments followed the program.
Local relief gains vegies via Metlen hotel generosity
Through the kindness of George Main proprietor of the Metlen hotel the relief headquarters have received several hundred sacks of vegetables to be distributed to needy persons through the regular channels.
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George Main
Metlen Hotel
Meeting on Commodity Dollar and Contract Impairment
Thursday evening at eight oclock will open with discussion of Mr Wilkinson s paper on the Commodity Dollar read at the prior meeting. Mr Collins will discuss Impairment of Contracts including moratorium on mortgage foreclosures and the legal tender acts with a clause requiring payment in gold or other coins.
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Wilkinson
Collins
Mrs Barry and Mrs Caskin Host St Rose Guild Event
Mrs W E Barry and Mrs Frank Caskin plan a Thursday afternoon gathering at St Rose hall for the St Rose guild. The business meeting starts at 3 30 followed by an old fashioned numbers program for the members.
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W. E. Barry
Frank Caskin
St. Rose Guild
St. Rose Hall
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Set for February 1
The American Legion auxiliary hosts a card party on Thursday evening February 1 at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Glen Lyon's home. Hostesses are Mrs. J. W. Walters Mrs. E. C. Perkins and Mrs. Lyon. Six tables will be in play. Both ladies and gentlemen are invited.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Glen Lyon
J. W. Walters
E. C. Perkins
Lyon
Dinner honors Medicine Lodge rancher Isaac Rife on 77th birthday
Isaac Rife, veteran ranchman of Medicine Lodge, was guest of honor at a Sunday birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rife. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. McKnight and Miss Nellie McKnight of Dell, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Anderson, Mrs. W. F. Drummey, and A. L. Anderson from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
Dillon
Chester Staples
Harry Berkhart
Butte
Jim Jensen
Medicine Lodge
Isaac Rife
Edgar Rife
5. M.mcknight
Nellie McKnight
Dell
Clark Anderson
W. F.drummey
A. L. Anderson
Filing requirements for high earners and married couples
The filing period runs January 1 to March 15, 1934, for individuals with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more, and for married couples with net income of 2500 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more. Filings are to be made with the collector of internal revenue in the district of residence or principal place of business. See form instructions.
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Internal Revenue
Would Poisoned Morsel Dedicate a Cad to Death
A polecat and a snake debate foul deeds and the ultimate act of mutiny against decency. They draw up a list of base misdeeds and conclude only a villain would poison a dog. Overwhelmed by shame they condemn the act, each dies by cyanide, leaving the tale in grim morbid chorus.
Legion Auxiliary Dance Delights at Canyon Resort
The Saturday evening event at Canyon Resort hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary was highly enjoyed and its success has prompted plans for a series of similar affairs.
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Canyon Resort
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion looks to revive minstrel show in town
D W Paddock of the local Legion post studies reviving the Legion minstrel show. Fred Worth, held as one of the youths in the Basin Mercantile robbery at Wisdom, was sentenced to the state industrial school. Mr and Mrs Anthony French of Argenta visited Dillon on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Paddock
Legion Post
Legion
Fred Worth
Basin
Wisdom
Anthony French
Argenta
Dillon
Methodist Aid society to be entertained by two ladies
The Methodist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs. Luther Willard and Mrs. J A Meeke Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Everyone welcome.
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Methodist Aid Society
Luther Willard
J. A. Meeke
Remedy Removes Cause of Stomach Gas
Most stomach gas is due to bowel poisons. For quick relief use Adler ika. One dose cleans out body wastes, tones up your system, brings sound sleep. Geo. M. Gosman, Drug gist.
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Geo. M. Gosman
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John Bray
Lakeview
J.B. Shaw
W. ‘S. Tash
Grasshopper Section
Walter Garrison
J. €. Manix
Boulder
Nev
Augusta, Mont
George Hughes
Grant
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Carl B. Taylor
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Pearl L.smith
Dillon, Mont
Rebich
Emerson Elderkin
Missoula
Diana Rebekah Lodge No. 42
C. F. Hall
Berg’ Christensen
William Jaynes
Billings
Wool Growers’ Convention
D. A. Galt
Bergeson-Beaverhead
C. C. Newman, Dillon
C. C. Newman
W. C. Orr
W. ©. Barry
Luella Stickney
Warm Springs
G. C. Stanton
Fero Marchesseau
Rexburg
Idaho
Edtward Marchesseau
al Groshean
Moose Creek Hill
Miles City
District Court
Industrial School
Norman Downing
Lima
E. G. Free
Chicago
Fritzi White
W. F. Dodgson
George E. Dodgson
Wise River
Lula B. Matteson
F.E. Foote
Santa Barbara
Calif
Matteson
Kansas City
Franklin
ELKS
Louis
Marchesseau
Wranglers Club Meeting
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stillman C. Davis
Wykoff
N. J
Hartwig Theatre
Lilly
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
Frank McHugh
Guy Kibbee
Sun
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Frank Morgan
Pat O’brien
Una Merkel
Dillon P. T. A
Buster Crabbe
Frances Dee
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Montana
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers
Little Music Store
Paramount
Black , Diamond
Brunswick
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