Various Local Residents Visit Dillon and Nearby Areas
Names of residents and visitors frequenting Dillon and nearby towns are listed, including Oscar Gravely and Pete Swetich in Dillon, Garry Geiger in Armstead, George Hughes from Horse Prairie, W. W. Hawkins at Barrett hospital, and Kay Wheat recovering at Barrett. Also notes appointments, travel to San Diego, and a hospital operation. The piece concludes with college news that Gargoyle dramatics at Normal College will present What a Life by Clifford Goldsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargoyles
Gargoyle Dramatics Club
Normal College
Myrtle Savidge
Clifford Goldsmith
Ladies Aid Hostesses Plan Thursday Tea at Bostwick Home
Mrs. Gerald Bostwick, Mrs. Cora Harms, and Mrs. Mabel Sorenson will host Baptist Ladies' Aid members and friends Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Bostwick residence on Thomsen to welcome attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald” Bostwick
Cora Harms
Mabel Sorenson
the Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Bostwick
Thomsen
Belle Tong
Firemen Plan January Dance Honoring City Officials
Dillon volunteer firemen meet to set plans for a January 25 party at city hall. L. H. Smith leads the committee with Frank Lasich and Lowell Martinell in charge. Councilmen and honorary firemen plus spouses will be special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Firemen
L. H. Smith
Frank, Lasich
Lowell Martinell
Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Drive Urges Early Reminders
The seal sale committee led by Mrs. T. Lee McCracken asks those still unpaid to respond promptly to ensure final results. She notes many delayed contributions due to the Christmas rush and mentions follow-up reminder cards issuing in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
T. Lee McCracken
Kiwanis Set to Hear Charles Henry on Youth Education
Charles Henry will discuss Education for Youth in Establishing Law and Order at the Kiwanis club weekly meeting tomorrow night. He will address programs aimed at guiding young people toward civic responsibility and lawful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry
Kiwanis Club
Local residents share holiday travels and returns
Mrs Katherine Burch returns from California. Mrs Walter Garrison of Armstead shopped in town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D L Johnson came back from Bozeman after Christmas. Mrs Rolla Henderson and Miss Gertrude Wombacker visited from Red Rock. Miss Billie Ann Sweiich returned from Lewiston Idaho. Mr and Mrs J N Mansfield and Paula visited from Grant. Robert Farmer leaves for Laurin to resume teaching. Mrs W N Bichler of Chehalis Washington visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Dellar Gordon and daughter Hileen from Armstead in town Thursday. Mrs Carl Decker and Ida return to Missoula after holidays with Mrs Smith Ames. Glenn Pyeatt visits from Pocatello. Mr and Mrs Fred Hoeffner depart for Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for medical care. Ambrose Brown of Armstead in Dillon after Utah California visit. Vera Waldhly leaves for Sacramento after Big Hole visit, accompanied by Gill Hirschy and Betty Donsker. Harold Wheat returns to Helena after holidays with U S Fidelity and Guaranty. Joe Mansfield returns to Bozeman State College for term after holidays. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Carney admitted to Barrett hospital with pneumonia. Robert Forsgren leaves Seattle after visiting Mrs Hayes Baxter.
Draft questionnaires issued to Beaverhead county registrants
The draft board released a batch of questionnaires sent Tuesday to county registrants numbered 193 through 224. Dillon names include William Pederson Warren W Lowery Edward L Larsen and others facing the select service process. George M Gosman attended to matters in Helena related to selective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead “County
William Pederson
Warren W. Lowery
Edward L.larsen
William D. Boetticher
David John Beattie
Gilbert Hilde
Glenn’ T. Wyatt
Harry Calvin McBride
Donald C. Marx
Henry W. Dunkin
Alfred Joseph Ryder
Richard S. Tuttle
George C. Koukol
Leroy H. Cowins
Marcus H. Staudaher
Burnice G. ‘Farrell
James W. Montgomery
Charles Lee
Gil Joseph Dangelo
Nels John Hiden
Loren S. Miller
Ross
A. Harkness
Amos
Draft Board
Helena
College student dies in highway crash near Butte
Vivian Annala a Mon tana State Normal college student and Butte native died in a six car crash on Harrison avenue three miles south of Butte. Five others were injured on an icy foggy highway. Annala suffered a severed jugular vein after being thrown through a windshield in the collision involving Jack Sullivan's car. She had graduated from Butte High School and planned to return to college after Christmas at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Annala
Montana State Normal College
John A. Annala
Butte
Harrison Avenue
Miss Amnala
Jack Sullivan
Butte High School
Normal College
Transient Charged After Forged Checks In Dillon
Idaho Falls man Ross Johnson picked a wrong name George Whitworth who is dead two years ago Johnson arrested New Year’s held in county jail with forged Whitworth and McLaughlin signatures and a notebook listing several Dillon men as potential targets D A R to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Johnson
Idaho Falls
George Whitworth
Whitworth
Johnson
McLaughlin
Dillon
Kruletz Stout Nuptials In Dillon At St Rose Church
Thomas Stout and Peggy Kruletz of Dillon wed at St Rose Church Friday afternoon with Rev F X Lechner officiating. Bride daughter of Tony and Mrs Kruletz, with Ray and Helen Kruletz as attendants. A reception and dance followed at the Stout ranch home. couple to reside on the Kruletz ranch south of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stout
Peggy Kruletz
Dillon
St. Rose Church
F. X. Lechner
Tony Kruletz
Ray
Helen Kruletz
Beavers and Bulldogs Face Friday Home Opener
The Normal college Bulldogs host the Ricks College team from Rexburg Idaho for a two game series after the Dillon Harrison clash. Harrison and standout George Sutherland lead the Beavers in a Friday 7 o clock game as Sutherland’s season scoring feats loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Harrison
George Sutherland
Ricks College
Rexpure
Idaho
Bulldogs
Dillon
Camera Club to Hold Third Montana Salon
The Missoula Camera club announces its third annual Montana travelling photographic salon in Missoula January 22 to 26. It aims to develop amateur photographers from Montana and is open to Montana residents. Members are urged to submit outstanding prints for judging. Entry materials available from Ed T. Simons in Missoula or Ed Olson in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Legion to Meet Thursday Night at Metlen Hotel
Beaverhead post of the American Legion will hold its January meeting Thursday evening at the Metlen hotel. Dr. F M Poin dexter post commander announced the gathering serves as a farewell to G D Combes former commander and Mining district vice commander who plans to leave for Minneapolis later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
American Legion
Metlen
F. M. Poindexter
G. D. Combes
Mbeaverhead
the Legion
Minneapolis
New Year's Matinee Dance Attracts Local Youth
About 150 boys and girls attended the annual New Year matinee dance at the city hall auditorium sponsored by the Girl Scout Council. The floor show featured a tap dance by Mary Gretchen Connelloy, Barbara Christensen, and Ellen Jo Stroeder, pupils of Claudia Faust, with Mary Emily Farrell accompanying. Music was by Smitty's Rhythm Racals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Girl Scout Council
Avors
Mary Gretchen Connelley
Barbara Christensen
Ellen Jo Stroeder
Claudia Faust
Mary Emily Farrell
Smitty
Irvine Returns From Extended Trip as Seed Potato Business Expands
W L Irvine, known as the potato king of Beaverhead, returns from weeks away with Mrs Irvine in Rochester Minnesota where she underwent major surgery. He also visited the South and California on business and reports growing demand for Irvine and Cottom certified seed potatoes with several new Texas accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Irvine
Beaverhead
Post Rifle Club Scores at High School Range
Mel Jones led the weekly Senior Rifle club shoot with 276 at the high school range on Wednesday night. Other scores included Seybold 271 Buckingham 256 Banks 255 Lasich 259 Stafanatz 164 and several athletes posting in the 220s and 240s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Jones
B. Quick
C. Lay
C. Buckingham
B. Schmitt
H. Hignight
R. Smith
P. Lasich
F. Seybold
R. Stefanitz
C. Banks
4H. Kelly
T. Stafanatz
Rush for 1941 license plates hits Beaverhead county
A brisk sale of 1941 license plates was reported at Miss Bertie Mathews county treasurer’s office. Nearly a hundred passenger car and 50 truck licenses sold on the first day. Plate No. 1 for Beaverhead county went to Dougan Luebben, for his father T. E. Luebben, who waited in the courthouse corridor as the office opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Mathews
Beaverhead County
Dougan Luebiben
T. E Luebben
Dinner Party at Bell Ranch Hosts Pirates Pinochle Night
Mrs Jack Eenan and Mrs Frank Bell entertained 20 friends at the Bell ranch home last Saturday evening. Dinner at 6:30 preceded a lively pirate pinochle session with high scores going to Mrs George Lennox and John Tessier while Mr and Mrs Paul Stahl earned consolation awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Eenan
Frank Bell
Bell Ranch
George Lennox
John Tessier
Paul Stahl
Lecture Scheduled at Methodist Church Behold I Send You Forth
Illustrated lecture in the church parlors Thursday evening at 7 30 with 58 colored slides announced by Rev J A Meeke. Sunday school workers are especially invited and all are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. A. Meeke
Ellen May Guild Meeting Planned at McCollum Home
A meeting of the Ellen May guild is set for Thursday at 4 30 in the home of Mrs James Mc Collum 206 South Washington Street. Hostesses Mrs Mildred Thompson and Miss Faye Kirkpatrick assist. Mrs Lester Bourquin reviews a chapter from dangerous Opportunity. Mrs A J Rife leads devotionals and Mrs O A Bergeson handles the year book of prayer. All members urged to attend and bring old Christmas cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
James Mc-Collum
South
Washington Street
Mc-Collum
Mildred Thompson
Faye Kirkpatrick
Lester Bourquin
A. J. Rife
O. A. Bergeson
Red Cross Sewing Room Reopens in Bagley Building
The Red Cross sewing room in the Bagley building reopened Tuesday at 2 PM and will be open each week on Tuesday and Friday from 2 to 5. Mrs. Stella Murray, in charge, urged as many women as possible to attend and assist in the relief sewing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bagley
Stella Murray
Townsend Club Meeting At Courthouse For Officer Election
The Townsend club will assemble at the courthouse Thursday at 8 p.m. to elect officers. Members are reminded to bring any proposed motions and attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Mrs John Conover Pneumonia Under Care at Barrett Hospital
Mrs John Conover is ill with pneumonia and receiving treatment at Barrett Hospital. She is reported to be in stable condition as of the latest bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Pierce
Barrett Hospital
John Conover
The
Regular Assembly Highlights 1941 Address and Book Sale
The program included music by the boys' quintet and group singing led by Kampus Kadets. President Sheldon E. Davis gave a short talk titled 1941 and After. A sale of second hand books by the textbook library features many items, with a popular dictionary selling at 50 cents. Books are shipped to schools statewide, fetching roughly typical second hand book company offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys
Kampus Kadets
Sheldon E. Davis
Webster’s
Funk-Wagnalls
St James Guild to Hold Dessert Luncheon at Emerick Home
The St James guild will meet Thursday at 2 o clock for a dessert luncheon hosted by the group’s new officers. Hostesses include President Mrs T E Blinn Vice President Mrs W B Willey Secretary Mrs D A Galt and Treasurer Mrs B W Emerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
B. W. Emerick
T. E. Blinn
W. B. Willey
D. A. Galt
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting At Berg Christensen Ranch
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 2 39 PM at the ranch home of Mrs Berg Christensen. Officers will be elected, and all members are urged to attend on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Mra Berg Christensen
Birth Announcement for Barrett Hospital Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Dingley announce the birth of their daughter born Friday morning at Barrett hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Dingley
The
Barrett Hospital
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Oscar Gravely
Dell
Jesse Brown
Armstead
Pete Swetich
Reichle
Tom Call
Innis
Garry Geiger of
George Hughes and Son
Horse Prairie
Henry G. Williams of
Wisdom
W. W. Hawkins
Just-a
Glenn Stins
Frank Poole
California
Arizona
Charles Brenner
Elmer Selway
Thomas W. Jones
San Diego
Calif
Kay Wheat
Kenneth Wheat
Jean Dunbar
Erma Lou Warner
Helen Randolph
Cardwell
J. Talent
Sage Creek
Charles Pilgrim and Son
Home Harmony Club
Stan Davidson
Leonard Baird
Quartz Hill
T. H. DuBois
Sam C. Ford
State of
Montana
Carl Peterson
Bozeman
Homer Faust
Peterson
U. S. Bureau of Economics
Robert M. Falconer
Pittsburgh
Jack Hirschy
Seattle
Big Hole Basin
Fred Hirschy
Jane Waldorf
Graduate School of the Associated College
Claremont
A. F. Waldorf
Baptist Aid
Urge
Kiwanis Meeting
Katherine Burch
Walter Garrison
Mrs
D. L. Johnson
Rolla Henderson
Gertrude Wombacker
Red Rock
Billie Ann Sweiich
Lewiston
J. N. Mansfield
Paula
Grant
Robert Farmer
Laurin
W. N. Bichler
Chehalis, Wash
City
Dellar Gordon
Hileen
Carl Decker
Ida
Smith Ames
Glenn Pyeatt
Pocatello
Syrena ‘Sprinkle
Fred Hoeffner
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Ambrose Brown
Utah
Vera “Waldhly
Sacramento
Big Hole
Gill Hirschy
Betty Donsker
Harold Wheat
Earl Wheat
U. S
Joe Mansfield
the State College
James Mansfield
Tom Carney
Robert ‘Forsgren
Hayes
Baxter
Kruletz
Amos King Fisher
Camera Club
Legion
OUR OF Fue & Trust
Tae Ey Roles
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Accounting and
Tribune Book Store
Lutheran Aid
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Chicago
M Dillor
Challenger
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Ferther
Chisny
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