Local notes from the city and surrounding towns
Susiiecs rhatters in the city Tuesday. J Anson Baxter of the Montana Auto Supply company is confined at home with illness. Miss Dorothy Leach visits from Butte for the weekend with her parents. Chester Gilbert of Lima is in the city on court duty. Temperatures record 15 below zero while Lima roofs drip. Mrs S D Hirschman called to Bozeman for daughter’s pneumonia hospital care. Mr and Mrs H Thraabel of Missoula, formerly of Lima, visit. Dr L F Williams returns from Denver after a course on hernia and rectal diseases.
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J. Anson’ Baxter
The
Montana Auto Supply Company
Chester Gilbert
Lima
Gilbert
S. D. Hirschman
Bozeman
Edmund Burke
Hartwig Theatre Tonight Big Night Show
Hartwig Theatre presents She Couldn't Take It a comedy romance starring George Raft and Joan Bennett. The review calls it a scream from start to finish with tangled love affairs and an unexpected climax.
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the Hartwig
George Raft
Joan Bennett
Crime and Punishment matinee at Star Photoplay
Friday and Saturday matinees present Edward Arnold in a dramatic Von Sternberg murder mystery with Peter Lorre Tala Birrell and Marion Marsh. The film is billed as a powerful marvel of artful storytelling and suspense.
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Edward Arnold
Peter Lorre
Tala Birrel
Marion Marsh
von Sternberg
Sunday and Monday Matinee: The Little Rebel
A stirring Civil War era film featuring Shirley Temple as a winsome child. John Boles plays her father while Bill Robinson delivers notable dance numbers in the Sunday and Monday matinee engagement.
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Shirley Temple
John Boles
Bill Robinson
Tuesday and Wednesday COLLEGIATE Comedy by Oakie Penner
Jack Oakie Joe Penner Ned Sparks and Lynne Overman provide a hearty slice of humor for Tuesday and Wednesday audiences. The film promises a cheerful cure for the blues and lively performances.
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Jack Oakie
Joe Penner
Ned Sparks
Lynne Overman
Thursday Only Dangerous Interlude Mystery Feature
A compelling modern mystery tale featuring Ralph Bellamy and Gloria in an intriguing Thursday release. The story unfolds with suspense and sharp dialogue, spotlighting the duo amid twists and perceptive revelations.
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The
Hartwig
Ralph Bellamy
Gloriana
Baker Mitchell Nuptials At St Pauls In Butte
The wedding unites Winnifred Mitchell and Albert S. Baker at St. Paul's Episcopal church with Rev W H Mitchell officiating. Attendants include Mrs W H Mitchell Jr and George R Baker. Couple plan a California honeymoon before settling in Dillon. Baker, a Dillon native, is county clerk and recorder. Miss Mitchell has ties to Butte and Dillon, with education in Missoula and Montreal. A social whirl preceded the ceremony with showers and a stag party.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Butte
Winnifred Mitchell
Albert S. Baker
W. H. Mitchell
W.H. Mitchell, Jr
George R. Baker
California
St. Paul’s Church
Baker
Dillon
John S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Clara Plant
W. H. Mitchell, Jr
Homer Faust
W. M. Stone
Robin Seen on Campus in Unusual January Sight
Prof Lee R Light observed a robin on the Normal campus Monday morning braving near 40 below weather. The bird perched in a tree above snow covered ground and appeared to search for a worm.
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Robin
Lee R. Light
Pinochle Party Held At Mrs Herndons Home
Mrs Roy Herndon and Mrs G A Decker hosted a Saturday pinochle gathering at Mrs Herndons home with four tables. Ladies high score went to Mrs Parke Scott and low to Mrs J C Jeppson. men by Mr Jeppson high and Roy Stocker low. Refreshments were served to close the evening.
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Roy. Herndon
G. A. Decker
Meadowlark Troop 4 Meets After Training School
Girl Scouts of Meadowlark Troop No 4 met Wednesday at the training school building at 3 30. Fourteen girls passed the flag test for second class. Leaders treated the group with candy for Valentines. Evelyn Gregg scribe.
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Meadowlark
Girl Scouts of
Nooh
Evelyn Gregg
Diana Rebekah Lodge Sets Thursday Meeting
The Diana Rebekah lodge will hold a regular session Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the I O O F hall.
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Diana Rebekah
St James Junior Choir Holds Thursday Practice
St James Junior Choir meets Thursday at 4 30 pm for final practice before Sunday morning service. Members urged to attend.
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St. James
Food Sale Postponed by Lutheran Ladies
The Lutheran ladies announced a food sale planned for Saturday has been postponed indefinitely.
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Lutheran Ladies
Bridge Club Results Highlight Evening at St James Guild Hall
At St James guild hall last Monday night the Men's Bridge club saw Rees and Schulz top the east west division while Blinn and Tragitt led the north south pairings. The same players repeat as leaders in the ongoing series for their positions.
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St. James Guild Hall
Rees and Schulz
Blinn and
Tragitt
Installation attendance at Helena diocese bishop ceremony
The Rev. F. X. Lechner of St. Rose parish is in Helena this week to attend the installation Wednesday of the Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore as bishop of the Helena diocese. Lechner was among the chaplains assisting the bishop.
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F. X. Lechner
St. Rose Parish
Helena
Joseph M. Gilmore
Diocese of
Lechner
Fellowship club invites reminder for Seag party date
Reminder sent to all invitees about the Fellowship club event labeled Seag,ee on February 21 with details unsettled and invitations pending confirmation.
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Fellowship Club
Honor Society Pledges Named From School and College
Billie Baxter and Lucille Kelly were among pledges to the honor society Soan ge ta ha. Baxter, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Anton Baxter, and Kelly, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Kelly, attend St Marys of the Wasatch in Salt Lake City.
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Billie
Baxter
J. Anton
Lucille
Kelly
J. E. Kelly
St Mary's
the Wasatch
Salt
Lake’ City
Miss. Baxter
Call for reports on starving game birds and animals
A wire to Deputy Game Warden Charles Price requests notice of any suffering among county wildlife and the amount of feed or assistance needed. Ranchers are asked to inform Mr Price if they have seen starving birds or animals during the cold spell.
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Charles Price
Price
Mrs Theodore F McFadden Hosts Q Z Bridge Club
Mrs Theodore F McFadden entertained the Q Z Bridge club on Wednesday evening at her home on South Washington street. High score went to Mrs Warren M Stone and low to Mrs W W Hawkins. Delicious refreshments followed the games.
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Theodore F. McFadden
Q. Z. Bridge Club
South Washington Street
Warren M. Stone
W. W. Hawkins
Carroll Study Club Meeting Postponed
The Carroll Study club meeting set for Friday evening has been postponed to a later date.
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Carroll Study Club
Firemen's masquerade ball planned for Washington's Birthday
Dillon firemen prepare elaborate festivities for the Washington's Birthday ball at City Hall auditorium next Saturday evening. Don's Dance Band will provide music. A masquerade theme prompts dancers to craft original costumes and spectacular floor appearances are anticipated.
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Dillon Firemen
Washington
Pine Tree Troop No 3 Meeting At Training School
Pine Tree Troop No 3 met at the training school on Wednesday at 3 30 pm. Mrs Francis Gelhaus read about the origin of the flag and Mrs Mitchell spoke on flag etiquette. Miss Lynes discussed early American flags and Mrs Henry described the color ceremony in camp. The group learned when and how to display the flag and sang the Star Spangled Banner before closing.
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Pine Tree Troop No. 3
Francis Gelhaus
Mitchell
Miss Lynes
America
Henry
Shirley Ann Mount
Skipping, knots, and a Valentine treat at Owl meeting
On Wednesday Feb 12 Ardella Sanner recorded a Brown Owl gathering. The group learned a figure eight skipping game tied square knots wrapped packages and played a grab bag blindfolded touch first. They then gave a Valentine candy treat in paper cups.
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Ardella Sanner
Scribe
Spring Comes Early With Baby Chicks Arriving
First shipment of baby chicks arrived at the local post office marking a spring signal. Navy and other government traffic totals show 127 million words handled in the past year with 53 percent for other departments. Savings from using government channels reach 1.56 million for navy traffic and 1.764 million for other departments.
Barnett Hospital Welcomes Son of Mr and Mrs Philip Cottom
A son was born Monday morning at Barnett hospital to Mr. and Mrs Philip Cottom. The infant weighs and congenital details are not listed. The family resides in the local area and join proud grandparents in celebration.
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Barnett Hospital
Philip Cottom
Barrett Hospital Admits Carl Innes for Treatment
Mr and Mrs Ernest Nelson are parents of a baby daughter born Monday morning at Barrett hospital. Mrs Fred Crouse to entertain Manse Society of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at her home 410 South Pacific Street.
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Carl Innes
Barrett Hospital
Ernest Nelson
Fred. Crouse
Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church
South Pacific Street
St James Guild Social Given by Mrs Morse and Mrs Galt
St James guild will be entertained by Mrs Howard Morse and Mrs D A Galt Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Galt.
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ST. James. Guild
St. James Guild
Howard Morse
D. A. Galt
Galt
Methodist Aid Society to Meet in Church Parlors
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs. George C. Farrell and Mrs. Jennie Haynes. Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Nyhart of Blaine were in town Saturday. The Misses Faythe and Wilma Marshall of Alder were shopping in Dillon Saturday.
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Methodist Aid Society
George C. Farrell
Jennie Haynes
Maynard Nyhart of
Blaine
Faythe
Wilma Marshall
Alder
Dillon
New Officers Installed By Daughters Of The Nile Sewing Club
At a Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Fred Woodside the Daughters of the Nile Sewing club installed officers for the coming year. Mary Molleur was named president with Henry G Rodgers as vice president Geo F Dart as secretary and Eugene Poindexter as corresponding secretary. The United States Navy maintains a supply depot in Hankow China about 691 miles up the Yangtze from Shanghai to support the Yangtze River patrol ships which are too small to carry more than three months of supplies. The patrol includes six gunboats.
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Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
Fred. Woodside
Mary Molleur
Henry G. Rodgers
Geo. F. Dart
Eugene Poindexter
United States Navy
Hankow
China
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Man Wanted for Rawleigh Route in Minneapolis
Advertises a Rawleigh Route serving 800 families in Minneapolis Minnesota. Seeks a man or capable applicant to begin a distribution route with company support and steady household deliveries.
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Rawleigh
Dept
Minneapolis
Minn
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