Dillon City Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Mrs Richard from Armstead and Mrs Dale McQueary of Bannack visited Dillon on Monday. Harry Hunter arrived for a professional visit. Mrs Earl Cantrell of Dell and Dr R D Curry returned from trips. A J Faust of Meeteetse Wyoming visits with son Homer. Miles Romney of Helena attended to business in Dillon Monday. Mrs Tom Cole of Anaconda and George Lasich with daughter from Twin Bridges shopped in Dillon. Mrs Edmund Burke Jr and baby visited Bozeman. Frank Tate of Melrose attended events at the Normal Austin Minnesota. Marie Kerr a Dell teacher spent the weekend in Dillon. H L Tolley received mink for breeding. Dr Andrew Warner of Idaho Methodist churches visited the local church. Mrs Rita Johnson and daughters Audrey and Ed Wadel of Sheridan shopped in the city. John Woodson of Oregon burned face when eyeglass rims caught fire while lighting a cigar.
Hartwig Theatre Presents Splendor Tonight
Hartwig Theatre hosts a one night event titled Splendor showcasing a once wealthy family driven to poverty. Joel McCrea and Miriam Hopkins headline a strong cast in this dramatic screen presentation.
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Hartwig
Joel McCrea
Miriam Hopkins
Remember Last Night Mystery Comedy at Friday-Saturday
A murder mystery spiked with sharp wit stars Edward Arnold Constance Cum mings Sally Klers Bob Young Robert Armstrong and Reginald Denny in a distinguished Friday and Saturday matinee. The production blends suspense with rapid wisecracks for a lively film experience.
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Edward ‘Arnold
Constance Cummings
Sally Klers
Bob Young
Robert Armstrong
Reginald Denny
Steamboat Round the Bend Turns Roe to Romance
Sunday and Monday screen program presents Steamboat Round the Bend a romance that could stand alone as a gem with Will Rogers Ann Shirley John McGuire and Stepin Fetchit delivering quaint comedy to brighten the film.
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Will Rogers
Ann Shirley
John McGuire
Stepin Fetchit
Redheads On Parade Cast of Forty-Eight Redheads
Tuesday and Wednesday showcase of Redheads On Parade featuring John Boles Dixie Lee Pauline Laird Basil Rathbone and a 48 strong cast delivering lively hot entertainment for audiences.
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John Boles
Dixie Lee
Pauline Laird
Basil Rathbone
Local notices and social items from Dillon area
Agon o born at Barrett hospital Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Albert Wade of Twin Bridges. W D Ross and William Stewart of Dell lef for Rochester to visit Mayo clinic. Mrs R V Condon and son Robert spent holidays with Mire Condon’s parents in Austin Minn. Alma Hopkins and John P Carney wed Jan 6 at St Rose parish house. The Rev J A Meeke officiated at the Lima funeral of Thelma Godfrey. Marjorie Foote visited Butte with Billings relatives. Clarence Wall and Alex Tait appointed Beaverhead county census enumerators. I M Patterson’s daughter Diane returned to Spokane from visit. Dillon Emblem luncheon Jan 19 at Montana hotel. notify Dora Smith. An ad seeks a six room home near Normal neighborhood for 2250 with two lots. Hugh Rogan died at Bluebell farm. funeral in Helena. Orville J Larsen resigns Reed’s Riteway for Los Angeles position. Clifford Carroll replaces him. One ranch in Beaverhead County offered at 16000 with irrigated land and modern house. PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW
Booster Club Leaders Promote Student Activities at Normal
The Booster Club officers Henry Edwards Silvers Bow Marguerite Collins Dillon Borgie address students on Free Speech Free Press and Teachers Oaths. The club, active in winter, supports student talent in Chinook programs and aids the annual. Normal college library reports a large new book order with recent works. a typed list will be available soon.
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Sheldom E. Davis
Dodty
Henry. Edwards
Silvers Bow
Marguerite Collins
Dillon
Borgie
The
Normal College
Whitworth Elected Advisor for Beaverhead County Agriculture Group
At a Dell meeting last Saturday S E Whitworth was elected advisor to Beaverhead county's first agricultural group. County Agent Bernard Williams said group meetings would be held at regular intervals.
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Dell
S. E. Whitworth
Beaverhead County
Bernard Williams
Beaverhead Sportsmen Meet Seeks More Birds Fish
A Beaverhead Sportsmen's association gathering and others will meet Friday night at City Hall starting at 7. A forestry department representative will speak and a discussion will focus on securing more game birds and fish to be planted in the county.
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Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association
Forestry Department
Girl Scout Troop No 3 Meeting Notes
Girl Scout Troop No 3 met at the training school building on Wednesday afternoon January 8. Roll call was taken and Mrs. Flock read to the group. Members worked on their second class tests and met in patrol corners to close the meeting with Evelyn Gregg serving as scribe.
Pine Tree Troop No 3 Girl Scouts Meeting Recap
Pine Tree Troop No. 3 met at the training school Wednesday at 3 30 pm. Mrs Gelhaus explained the second class requirements. The troop received a letter of thanks from the president of the State Orphans home for their scrapbooks. They sang taps before going home.
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Pine Tree
Girl Scouts
Brothers Burned Trying to Put Out Grease Fire
Dick and Terry Conklin, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conklin, were severely burned at their home on North Railroad Avenue Friday morning while trying to extinguish a pan of grease that had caught fire. In the flare up one boy knocked the burning pan, splashing his brother who was entering to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick and
Terry Conklin
Frank Conklin
North Railroad Avenue
Highway Patrol Makes Flour Arrests in Dillon
Dillon patrol officers arrested several individuals Friday and Saturday for highway violations. Defendants were arraigned in justice court and fined between five and thirty dollars each.
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Highway Patrol
Dillon
Justice Court
Brundage Brings Home Patient After Hospital Stay
H M Brundage drove to Butte with an ambulance to fetch Joe Lynch who is recovering at his home on North Pacific Street after an operation at Murray hospital. Elk hunters return to Dillon with each member claiming an elk from Park County.
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H. M. Brundage
Butte
Joe Lynch
North Pacific Street
Murray Hospital
Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at Church Parlors
The Methodist Ladies Aid will convene Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs Theodore Nelson and Mrs H H Bates as hostesses. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Theodore Nelgon
H. H. Bates
Reardon Family Moves to Dillon for New Bookkeeping Job
Mr and Mrs Dennis Reardon of Anaconda have relocated to Dillon where Mr Reardon has accepted a position as bookkeeper at Standard Lumber & Co. The move aims to establish the family residence in Dillon.
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Dennis “‘Reardon
Anaconda
Dillon
Manse Society Plans Afternoon Event
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs Emma Cerhart Thursday afternoon after supper in theparartment.
St James Junior Choir Bids for Seabee Contest
A fragmented notice from St James reports the junior choir preparing for a Seabee themed event. Details are partial but indicate a school or church group activity with a local audience.
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ST. James’ Junior Choir
Bt James
Aie Seabee
Local committee outlines cemetery project details
The report highlights Dora Smith presenting the cemetery project with input from Elizabeth Leuat and members of the YES committee. The session included a brief informative tale on the club's work and its community impact.
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C Busines
Ae Ee Dora ‘Smith
Ar Yes Committee
Elizabeth A Leuat “Club
Was
Guiest
Het
Boxing card planned for Jan 25 at Dart's Hall
The Dillon Young Men’s Athletic Club holds a meeting at Dart's Hall with attendance rising as interest grows in the schedule. Young men are invited to improve themselves and meet after school or at gala lock in the evening. A boxing event is planned for Jan 25, expected to be as good as last month’s card.
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Dillon
Dart’s Hall
Galplock i
Dea
Ice harvest at S. S. Patterson ranch underway near town
The S. S. Patterson ranch west of town hosts the annual ice harvest with high quality ice and deep pond freezing. A Sunday thaw required surface re plowing as workers and a team of horses competed to mark out blocks fastest.
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S. S. Patterson Ranch
S. S
Brownies Hold First Meeting of the Year
Ardella Sanner notes the Brownies met on Wednesday January 8 with sixteen attendees. After opening they tried two new games a bean bag game and collecting pennies. They learned an Animal Cracker poem and a clock song, cut clocks, and filled slips with names and addresses.
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Wei
Ardella Sanner
Iscribe
Dillon Shriners Meet in Butte for Officer Elections
A Dillon group from the Shriners and Bagdad Temple attended a meeting in Butte on January 8. During the session L. K. Adams was presented with the customary jewels as past potentate, and George M. Gosman of Dillon was elected al chemist.
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Dillon Shriners
Butte
Bagdad
L. K. Adams
George M. Gosman
Dillon
Water Users Elect New Officers In Irrigation Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Water Users Irrigation company held Tuesday at Frank A. Hazelbaker’s offices, J H Gilbert was reelected president. J E Keller became vice president, Hazelbaker remained secretary treasurer, and the board of directors includes Gilbert Keller Cornell Nelson Gleed Roe Fitter Martinell McKnight.
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Water Users’ Irrigation Company
Frank A. Hazelbaker
J. H. Gilbert
J. E. Keller
Roscoe
Cornell
Theodore Nelson
E. R. Gleed
Nelson P T A Meeting Showed Music Program
At the Nelson Parent-Teacher association meeting held at the school house last week Mrs Roberts and Mrs Scully presented an interesting music program. Delightful refreshments were served at the close.
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Nelson Parent-Teacher Association
Roberts
Scully
Card Party Postponed And Ladies' Club Meet
The American Legion card party planned for Wednesday has been postponed to Friday at the home of Mrs. BE. L. Fairbanks. Beaverhead Ladies' Club will be entertained Tuesday Jan 21 by Mrs. W. E. Roberts at her ranch home.
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American Legion
BE. L. ‘Fairbanks
Beaverhead
W. E. Roberts
Card of Thanks for Cecil W. Carr Funeral Aid
We thank the American Legion and all who assisted at the death and funeral of Cecil W. Carr. Taeuna C Williams, brothers and sisters.
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American Legion
Cecil
W. Carr. Taeuna
C. Williams
Drink Water With Meals Claim Causes Stomach Relief
A fragmented note suggests a claim that drinking water with meals aids the stomach. It mentions a Dr Goeman, a druggist, and references a spontal dose and cleansing effects though details are unclear.
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Bestel
Goeman
Mothers and Daughters Party Tuesday Evening
The annual mothers and daughters party sponsored by the local P T A will be held in the high school gymnasium Tuesday evening Jan 21 from 7 to 9 o clock An elaborate program has been arranged Games for mothers adult escorts and girls directed by Miss Hamer s physical education department of the Normal college will be played Prizes will be given to the mother with the most daughters present to the family group with the most generations and to the oldest and youngest twins Refreshments will be served at the close of the evening.
Optical Parlor offers free eye check and frame repair
Do your eyes bother you when reading the telephone directory. Bring children for a free look. No charge for this service. Need new frames or lenses. We repair frames and replace broken lenses. Economy 7 Optical Parlor Butte. Andrus Hotels subscription due every Wednesday.
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Butte
Andrus Hotels
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Armstead
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Bannack
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Dr. R
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A. J Faust
Meeteese, Wyoming
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Miles ‘Romney
Helena
Tom Cole
Elmo Winn
Justin Brundage
Lakeview
George Lasich
Twin Bridges
Dilton
Mrs
Edmund Burke, Jr
Baby of
Bozeman
S. D. Hirschman Home
Frank Tate
Melrose
Austin
Minn
Marie Kerr
H.L. Tolley
Andrew Warner
Idaho Methodist Churches
Methodist Church
Rita Johnson
Audrey
Ed Wadel
Sheridan
City
Oregon
John Woodson
Hartwig Theatre
Agon O
Barrett Hospital
Albert” Wade
W. D. Ross
William ‘Stewartw
Dell Lef
Rochester
Mayo. Clinic
R. V. Condon
Robert
Condon
W. R. Ennis
Austin, Minn
F. X.’ Lechner
Alma Hopkins
John P. Carney
St. Rose Parish House
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Church
Lima
Thelma Godfrey
Marjorie Foote
Billings
Clarence Wall
Alex Tait
Mr. Tait
Mr. Wall
Anaconda Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dillon Business
Montana
Dora Smith
C. C. Newman
Sylvester Rogan
Mr. Rogan
Hugh Rogan
Bluebell Farm
Monntana
Orville J Larsen
Reed's
Riteway
Los Angeles
Mr. Larsen
Los’ Angeles
Clifford Carroll
Larsen
Reed
Dillon, Mont
City Hall
Don
Dean
Whitworth Advisor
Meadowlark Troop
Dillon Hunters
Sam Freeman
W. E. Talent
Dan Mooney
Francis Mooney
Parkeounty
AID
Athletic Club
Shrine
P. T. A. Meeting
T. James. Guild
Tate Bank
Federal Deposit. Insurance Corporation
McKinley Edition
Kathleen
O Sole Mio
la Paloma
Whispering Hope
Last Chord
Faust
Liebestraum
Hudson
Traumerer, Humoreske
Tribune Book Store
Frank Collings Papworth
Nellie McCullum
Baker
John McLaren
Ted Renfro
Dillon Hide & Fur CO
Harry Kamber
W. Sebree
Aecote
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