Local Social Notes From Dell Area Gatherings
Residents and visitors discussed include Mr and Mrs A K Heeh am Mr and Mrs Joe Dowling Mr and Mrs P J Bimat Mr and Mrs William Sweeney S McKnight Nellie Mcsknight Hugh Fleming H A Price Lloyd Kenison Oscar Gravely and Mrs Walter Bastian and daughter Roger Sweeney who traveled to Loging Utah. Montana Garr left for a cattle sale in Billings. Mrs Etlie Holderman visits her son in Cairds Washington. E W Geary has been ill at home. Several Pell peanie attended services at Brimsitead S Sunday. The Forest Service sun boat was in Dell Saturday night. Mrs Prof Bimat hosted the Eastern Star Sewing Club with a chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dell
A. K. Heeham
Montana
Garr
Billings
Etlie Holderman
Cn Cairds
Washington
E.W. Geary
Pell Peanie
Brimsitead
S. Sahiday
Forest Service
Dell Saturday ciisht.Mrs. Prof. Bimat Entertained the Feastern Star Sewing Lab
Social visits and gatherings in Polaris and Grasshopper valley
Weekend visitors from Dillon and Anaconda included Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrison and guests such as George Pyle Walter McAndrews and Bob Hoag. Betty Harrison and others joined a party at Polaris with food games and valentines. Wilbur Tash delivered Paris mail from the DL ranch. ski enthusiasts and Earl Tash share spare moments at Grasshopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
J. D. Harrison
W.S. Tash
George Pyle
Walter McAndrews
McAndrews
Anaconda
Grasshopper
Norman Nelson
Earl Tash
Gordon Berry
R. D. Marchesseau
Marchesseau Ranch
Bob Hoag
Harrison Ranch
Betty Harrison
Till
Fannung Senuyslum
Aisa Fislen Lieeher
Warty Andrews
Teta
George Harrison
Bach
Ely
Helen Judge
Phillis Fay Harrison
Frank Marchesseau
Erwin
Jane
Judge
Wilbur Tash
Paris Mail
DL Ranch
Upper
Beavers Defeat Anaconda 37 to 20 in Ten-Game Showdown
The Beavers rolled to a 37 20 victory over Anaconda as Dillon's ten game two basketball team extended its winning streak with a strong defensive showing and balanced scoring.
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Beavers
Anaconda
Dillon's
PTA Presidents Honored At Tea In Dillon
Founder's day observed by Dillon Fareni-Teacher association with a 3:45 PM program in the primary building. Past presidents lit candles and shared brief remarks on their terms while the group enjoyed a candle lights gas ceremony and silver tea. The guest list included Mrs. George Gosman and many active and past officers led by current president Mrs. H P Kakuske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon, Fareni-Teacher Association
H. C. Black
Pye. Ak
Hel Ny
Mollensteins
Ben Davis
Former Dillon Teacher Elevated to State Kindergarten Chair
Announcement of Miss Selma E. Herr, formerly critic teacher at the Dillon training school and now primary supervisor at New Mexico State Teachers College, named state chairman of the kindergarten primary section of the N I A. She serves as secretary of the state psychology section and chairs the World's Italy poster contest. Her writings include Peaching informal Arithmetic for First Grade in The Grade Contractor and Creative Art to appear in School Art magazine. She collaborates with Dr Buck at New Mexico State Teachers College on a new first grade reading project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma E. Herr
New Mexico State Teachers College
New Mexico
Italy
Miss Herris
Creatie Arto
Tr. Buck
New Musico State Teachers College
Prade
Birach Creek youths arraigned on petty larceny
Joseph Lawrence and Edward Haskins from the Birch Creek camp were arraigned in justice court and given 90 day sentences by Judge George Opp on petty larceny charges. Stays of execution were granted. They allegedly pilfered cigarettes tobacco and candy from the Union Pacific depot news stand Saturday night totaling 7.90 dollars and will reimburse the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
CCC
Birch Creek
Joseph Lawrence
Edward Haskins
George Opp
Union Pacific Depot
District Livestock Meeting Scheduled in Western Montana
Announcement for a two day district livestock meeting at Deer Lodge February 23 24 received by Bernard Williams county agent. Beaverhead men plan to attend. Speakers include Ralph Mercer Willard Lamphere Howard G Lewis Montana State College extension specialists Tom Lommas son forest service range examiner J K Wallace livestock marketing specialist USCA Grover Lewis production credit representative. A dinner features Eddie Phillips Stockmen’s Association secretary and Mrs Kathleen Nielsen Woolgrowers Association secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana
Deer Lodge
Bernard Williams
Beaverhead
Ralph Mercer
Willard Lamphere
Howard G. Lewis
Montana State College
Tom Lommasson
Forest
J. K. Wallace
Grover Lewis
Howarth Rites Today in Brundage Chapel
The obituary notes that Howarth died last week and services are this afternoon at two o'clock from the Brundage chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery. M. G. Ramsey of Wisdom visited Dillon Tuesday. Dillon beat Missoula in a barnstorming game and previously defeated Central 21-19 in January. Central led early 11-2, Dillon responded to lead 16-13, and halftime stood 17-16 before Central pulled ahead 28-24 late.
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Copperheads
Dillon
Cashmore
Fairbanks
Wheat
Lima
Combes
Stlidayeladeoche
Roland
Syebdgeteene
Fatoearpensied
Combes, Samerneteen Necerneceeretaes
Sures Snenaptdacuads
C, Burgess
Cpeccceete
J. Burgess
Leseeatadebsgbest
Bradley
Bayer
Domitrovich
Laughlin
Miles
Murphy
Onesene
Leary
Hee ‘Dayton
Ersul
Benign Aaerenn
Duganz
Tenin
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Ing
Missoula
Central
Win
Butte Central
Beavers
Old Timers Honor Chevrolet Dealers Meeting In Butte
About 36 veteran Chevrolet dealers from Montana and Wyoming gathered in Butte for a special banquet hosted by Chevrolet Motor Division. Jed Woodsine of Dillon, hailed for 150 years of service, joined the event praising community civic and industrial efforts. The gathering celebrated the 9,000 strong Chevrolet retail network and its regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Woodsine
Chevrolet
Dillon
Montana
Northwest
Paul Leese
K. M. Chase
Pacific
Seese
Butte
United States
Girl Scouts Host Tea Series For Mothers And Friends
Dillon Girl Scouts held three tea parties Saturday afternoon at the homes of Mrs. C. T. Callahan Mrs. Frank A. Hazelbaker and Mrs. Walter Stamm. Each girl hosted her mother and a friend earning hostess badges while receiving training in refreshments and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Girl Scouts
C. T. Callahan
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Walter Stamm
Dillom Gun Club Opens Trapshooting Season at Country Club
Dillom Gun Club will open its trapshooting season at the Country Club traps this month. Field captain Vic Westergard said no definite date is set, with February 20 or 27 likely options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillom’ Gun Club
Vic Westergard
Birds Feast In Yellowstone Park Feed Room Tale
A Yellowstone Park report notes Joe Joffe, as assistant to the park superintendent, created a bird feeding area near his home with crumbs corn suet and other treats. Birds thrived with the feeding room offering an all time high in bird dining before a pack of crows caused disruption by ripping through newspaper wrapping around a five pound roast Joe Antender for his own dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Sam Howarth Dies Here This Morning
Sam Howarth, about 65, died this morning at a local lodging house. He lived in the county for years and worked as a sheepherder. The body lies at Brundage Funeral Home pending relatives in Salt Lake City deciding funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Howarth
County
Brundage Funeral Home
Salt Lake City
Rural Electrification Lights 100 Missouri Homes First
Electricity reached 100 homes in the Missouri area as part of a Rural Electrification project costing 870000. Water Conservation board officers connected the system with aid from the federal government. Secretary R J Kelley says 100 more families will gain power in weeks after 25 miles of lines are finished. The initial unit covered 58 miles of rural lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouda
Water Conservation Board
R. J. Kelley
Capitol Quips Highlight Montana Finance Gains and Tax Notes
State Accountant William Hosking told Governor Ayers that Montana finances are at their best since 1919, with the overdraft dropping from about 900000 on January 1 1937 to 116000 on January 31 1938 due to heavy inheritance license and production tax collections. The Montana Supreme court heard a test on the validity of a new case brought by John A Matthews. Harold C Sadler of Bozeman challenges dealers tax on a post January 1 1938 new car. The liquor profits totaling 100000 were allocated to the general fund water conservation administration revolving fund and liquor profits fund. The railroad and public service commission noted Montana railroad carloading rose about 864 percent from 269292 in 1936 to 292572 in 1937. The welfare commission adopts a merit system for 275 employees starting March 1 with six month probation but no wholesale layoffs. Deer Lodge state prison population fell to 374 while Warm Springs hospital rose to 1898. Stores paid 109063.50 in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hosking
Roy J E. Ayers
Montana
Montana Supreme Court
John A. Matthews
State Board of Equalization
Bozeman
Harold C. Sadler
State Public ‘Welfare Commission
Notable Oriental expert speaks at Normal College assembly
Upton-Close, a writer lecturer and interpreter of Oriental affairs, delivered the assembly talk at Normal College on Friday titled Japan Challenges the World. A large number of townspeople attended to hear the internationally known expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton - Close
the Normal College
Japan
Dillon Grade Team Edges St. Joseph in Butte
Dilon's fast improving grade school team defeats a St. Joseph quint from Butte 15 to 10 here Saturday. The victory highlights the youngsters' growing cooperation and scoring efficiency on the home court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
St, Joseph
Dilon
St. Joseph Quint
Butte
Rainbow girls plan tea and dance in February
At the Order of Rainbow for Girls meeting plans were finalized for a silver tea at Mrs. R. D. Curry’s home on Pacific street this Saturday from two to five. All Masons Stars fathers mothers and Rainbow friends are invited. Faye Kirkpatrick will give a Rainbow talk and Giovannina Cardinale and Ruth Koenig will perform a piano duet. A quartet including Mrs. A. J. Cashmore Leone Cashmore Ruth Jackson and Marjorie Decker will play selections. The Rainbow formal dance is set for February 19 in the high school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
R. D. Curry
Pacific Street
Faye Kirkpatrick
Giovannina Cardinale
Ruth Koenig
A. J. Cashmore
Leone Cashmore
Ruth Jackson
Marjorie Decker
Boulder Game Postponed By Storm Conditions
Jefferson County high school basketball team requested a postponement of Saturday night’s game with Beavers due to storm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Beavers
Three Mountain Men Track Elk Census in Flathead
Three hardy woodsmen trek the South Fork of the Flathead on snowshoes to count elk herds for 45 days. The winter census aids the State Game department in conservation efforts. Deputy Warden Carl Benson leads the expedition with a forest ranger and Flathead Game Association representative from Kalispell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Flathead
State Game Department
Carl Benson
Benson
Flathead’ Game Association of
Kalispell
State buys steel for Montana plates at $4.75 per hundred
The Montana purchasing agent L. S. MicrQmitty orders 3 tons of 24 gauge steel from Joseph T. Ryerson Co of Chicago. New license plates will be firmer and flutter less, costing 1.44 dollars each, more than the old plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
L. S. MicrQmitty
Joseph T.,ryersam Company
Chicago
Modern Rustlers Hit Montana Rails With Slaughtered Steer
A half carcass of a steer was found on railroad tracks near East Helena Montana. The animal was killed and its hind quarters stolen in the night as cattle rustling disrupts the livestock industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
East Helena
Record Cold Snap Hits City Amid Mild Season
The article notes Old Man Winter extending the cold spell as temperatures drop to 19 degrees below zero in the early morning. The record low marks the second coldest reading of the year, reached just before eight o'clock, with official records from Normal College cited.
Local Social News Highlights From A Busy Week
Mrs Charlie Weriger hosted a one o'clock luncheon for her bridge club on Thursday afternoon. Mrs John Krause and Mrs Tom Clenow led the high scores at cards. Sam Peterson and Fred Spears visited friends, while QP in Oneal hosted a dinner Sunday. Charley Wenger and his children spent time with the Mark Clemon family, and a Jackson school pinochle party drew eight tables despite wind and rough roads. Mrs Phil Murphy and Harvey Johnson posted high scores with low scores for Florence Rice and Phil Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Weriger
John Krause
Sam
Peterson
Fred Spears
Oneal
Jay Dunbar
Bol
Ane
Vms
Fred Hirschy
Fred Nelson
Charley Wenger
Mark Clemon
Jackson School
Odd Henows Hall
Phil Murphy
Harvey Johnson
Florence Rice
John Johnson
S. M. Kerr
Jolly Homemakers Club
Kerr
Esta Husted
Mark Cleinow
Dillon
Butte
O Connell Funeral Services Held Today
Funeral services for William OConnell, Wise River rancher, were held from Brundage chapel Wednesday afternoon. Friends from many parts of the county attended. After services, the cortege proceeded to Dewey Cemetery for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian O'Connell
Wise River
Brundage Chapel
Corlege
Dewey Cemetery
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Polaris
PTA
Eddie Phillips
Stockmen’s Association
Kathleen Nielsen
Woolgrowers’ Association
Howarth
M. G. Ramsey of
Wisdom
Ning
Cas
Chevrolet Retail Organization
Chevrolet Motor Division
Wyoming
Patt
Woods
Chase
Mae
Woodside
General Motors
GUN Club
Capitol
United Press
State Liquor Board
Treasury
John J. Holmes
General Fund
Water Conservation Administration
Water Conservation
the State Railroad and Public
Ser‘vice Commission
Roy E. Ayers
Warm Springs
Ain
Buorasso
Violet
Sullivan
Ditton
Welborne
Schmittroch
A Jones
Osenigav
Cantrell
Conger
Dilley
Bouvasse
St. Joseph
Pascal
O'Brien
Wee Mack
Rainbows
Ruth Jimmerson
Unadilla
University of Georgia
Austin S. Edwards
Richard
McCarthy
Butte, Montana
Lewis & Walker
P. O. Box
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
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