Delphian Society Held Meeting In Public Library
The Delphian society met February 14 in the public library with Mrs. F C McFadden leading, assisted by Mesdames Nash Hudson Brundage Howard Morse Cornell J H Gilbert Metzel Waldorf and Woodburn. They studied the Hebrews from Israel's first king to the division of the kingdom. The next meeting is set for February 28 with Mrs CG Thomas leading.
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Delphian Society
Public
F.C. McFadden
Mesdames, Nash, Hudson
Brundage
Howard Morse
Cornell
J. H. Gilbert
Metzel
Waldorf and Woodburn
Isreal
CG. P. Thomas
Dancing party ends with festive Valentine scene at two homes
Roscoe Cornell Jr Leonard Schultz and Ray Gimble hosted about 30 friends Friday night. They moved to the Gimble home at midnight where the house and dining table were adorned with valentines and Valentine colors. A fine lunch was served.
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Roscoe Cornell, Jr
Leonard Schultz
Ray Gimble
Schultz
Gimble
Surprise Party for Mr and Mrs J W Deputy at Ranch
A surprise enjoyable party was given to Mr and Mrs J W Deputy at their ranch home south of the city last Friday night. Nearly fifty friends from Dillon and nearby ranches attended. The evening featured dancing and card playing with bounteous refreshments served late.
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J. W. Deputy
Dillon
Masquerade Ball Draws Scandinavians to Dart’s Hall
The masquerade ball hosted by the Scandinavians of this city at Dart’s Hall last Friday night attracted many attendees from across the county and was enjoyed by all.
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Dart’s Hall
Miss Cahill Hosts Card Evening for Sister
Miss Fanny Cahill entertained Tuesday evening in honor of her sister Mrs. Charles Metzel of Ruby Valley. A delightful time was enjoyed by all with delicious refreshments served late in the evening.
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Fanny Cahill
Charles Metzel
Ruby Valley
Baptist Aid Society Entertained by Mrs Lane
The Baptist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Harry Lane next Thursday afternoon at her home on North Washington Street. An invitation is extended to all the Baptist ladies and their friends.
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Baptist Aid Society
Harry Lane
North Washington Street
Hughes Infant Death Delays Hobnob Club Meeting
The Hobnob club meeting for this morning is postponed due to the death of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Hughes.
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G. P. Hughes
Valentine Party Delights for Miss Dorothy Walker Friends
Miss Dorothy Walker hosted a small Valentine party Monday afternoon entertaining a few of her young playmates with cheerful games and treats in a cozy gathering.
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Miss Dorothy Walker
American Legion Band Benefit Dance at City Hall
The American Legion band will present a benefit dance at City Hall on February 22 with music supplied by the band.
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American Legion
Mrs Foote Hosts Jolly Club At Home Meeting
Mrs F E Foote entertained the Jolly club at her home Tuesday evening, hosting members for a social gathering.
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F. E. Foote
The
Jolly Club
St. James Guild to hold food sale at Olmsted Stevenson Co
The St. James Guild sponsors a food sale at Olmsted Stevensons Co on Saturday afternoon February 19.
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The
St. James Guild
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Bitterroot club hosts afternoon event
Mrs. M. A. Walker acted as hostess for a Bitterroot club gathering Wednesday afternoon, welcoming members and presiding over the meeting in a local venue.
Episcopal guild entertained by Mrs A A Elliott
The Episcopal guild was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. A. Elliott.
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Episcopal Guild
A. A. Elliott
Busy Bee club hosts after Theta gatherings this week
Mrs Edward Smith hosted the Busy Bee club Wednesday after Theta. Theta members were entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs T K Julson at her home on Rife street.
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Edward Smith
Busy Bee Club
Theta
T. K. Julson
Rife Street
Hobnob Club Entertained by Mrs Herbert Wheat
The Hobnob club was entertained by Mrs Herbert Wheat on Friday after a program of social chatter and light refreshments. Additional details of the event were not available in the fragment.
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Hobnob
Herbert Wheat
Beaverhead Alberta Oil to Resume Drilling Near Dillon
The Beaverhead Alberta Oil company plans to resume drilling nine miles south of Dillon. A coal carload and casing shipment are en route. They recently bought the Frank Stahl place for townsite use and may build facilities for workers and families. Drilling will start once the head driller arrives, likely soon, with hopes of a producing well in a few months.
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Beaverhead-Alberta Oil Company
Dillon
Frank Stahl
Joe Dixon Pleads Guilty in Moonshine Case Raid
Joe Dixon pleaded guilty in the justice court to attempting to manufacture intoxicating liquor. He was bound over to the district for sentence after a $100 bond. Sheriff Mooney and Deputy Ditty seized a mash house at Bloody Dick on Horse Prairie, finding six barrels of figs and peaches fermenting and 11 nearby barrels ready to boost output. The raid occurred despite deep snow, at a cabin high in the mountains, marking the second raid this week about a hundred miles from yesterday’s site.
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Joe” Dixon
Justice Court
Farnsworth
District Court
Dan Mooney
Sam Ditty
Dixon
Mining boom forecast for Beaverhead County this summer
A local mining man predicts unprecedented activity in Beaverhead County as many properties are leased and initial work is ready to start when weather allows. Oil drilling outfits are planning, with several rigs expected to operate in areas formerly used by prospectors this summer.
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Beaverhead County
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Elect Officers
The annual meeting at the Ruby hotel heard from flockmasters in Madison and Beaverhead counties. Officers elected include President T. J. Call Dillon and secretary treasurer Wm. Rhodes Sheridan. A one cent per head sheep assessment was levied to fund bounty on wolves and coyotes. 36 wolves and 437 coyotes have been taken, with $3,285 paid in bounty.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association
Ruby Hotel
Madison
Beaverhead
T. J. Call
Dillon
Frank Metzel
Alder
Wm. Rhodes
Sheridan
T. I. Jenkins
Twin Bridges
Harry Foster
James Drunitzer
McHesser
John Anderson
Dances by Beaverhead Post 20
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion plans two dances at the city hall auditorium on Saturday and next Tuesday. The Tonrey Baxter orchestra will provide a tuneful program. On Washingtons Birthday Dillon residents may enjoy lively band music performed by the Beaverhead Post band directed by Crowell.
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Beaverhead Post
The
American Legion
City Hall
Tonrey- Baxter
Washington
Dillon
Crowell
Beaverhead County Leaders Rally for Hoover Fund
People of Beaverhead County contributed to Herbert Hoover's European Relief Council totaling $50. Each ten dollars saved one European child until the next harvest. Hoover pledged American support to sustain starving children until their country can care for them, described as the greatest call for charity to children the world has seen.
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Beaverhead County
Herbert Hoover
European Relief Council
Europe
America
Rod and Gun Club Moves Equipment to New Grounds
The Dillon Rod and Gun Club moved its club house and gear to new trap grounds at the county fair park on the city edge. An invitational shoot will include clubs from Lima Butte Deer Lodge and Anaconda. The move aids preparations for the state shoot next June. Mrs Rose Stamm returned to Dillon from Milwaukie after visiting relatives.
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Dillon Rod and Gun Club
County Fair Park
Lima
Butte
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillmont Park
No Primary Election To Be Held Here In Dillon
Dillon will have no primary nomination election on March 21 due to a new law by Senator Hazelbaker abolishing municipal primaries in towns under 3500 population. The bill became law after the governor signed last Tuesday, saving Dillon hundreds of dollars. Nomination of mayor and ward aldermen will be by caucus this year as in the past.
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Dillon
Hazelbaker
Beav erhead Ministers Appeal For China Famine Aid
The Beaverhead Ministerial Association urges residents to donate to the China famine crisis. They cite dire reports of 15 million people facing starvation and 10,000 dying daily. A penny saves one life for a day. one dollar saves a life for a month. five dollars saves a family for a month. Contributions will reach the proper authorities.
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China
Near East
Europe
Beaverhead
Lost parasol near Andrus hotels and Llyod Blair garage
Helena papers report a marriage on February 8 in the Catholic cathedral. Geo H Lyman of Helena to Miss Rose Gable wed in the city.
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Andrus Hotels
Llyod & Blair Garage
Martha Peacherty
Helena
Geo. H. ‘Lyman
City
Rose Gable
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