Local residents noted in Dillon and surrounding areas
The report lists many names and movements in Dillon: Eva Stocker confined by illness. Jeff Cox in town from Twin Bridges. Earl Cantrell on business. Roy Ward from Bannack. Dorcas Society off this week. Nell Doyle returning from California. Jake Fike admitted to Bannreel hospital. Alport S Baker visiting relatives in California. Also mentions Mrs Keenan, state officials Melton and Metlen, trip to Anaconda, births, funerals, and local social events.
Fort Peck Camp Highlighted as Prime U S Employment Site
A fragmentary report describes Fort Peck as a booming project hub with 7 000 workers under military supervision. It notes modern conveniences and welfare for both men and women, praising the camp as a premier employment location in the country per Mr. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aer
Fae
United States
Fort Peck
Miller
Surprise birthday party at Tessier home
A surprise birthday party for Mr. Tessier was held Saturday evening at his home with twenty guests. Paul Stahl and Mrs. John Tessier led the merriment, followed by John Gelhaus and Mrs. Paul Stahl. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tessier
Tessier
Paul Stahl
Eid Low
John Gelhaus
Trial List Opens in Cen tennial Valley District Court
Among residents present for the Samuel Hayden trial in the Cen tennial valley district court Monday are John Bray Mr and Mrs Joe Buck Mr and Mrs Frank Jones Kenneth Van Antwwenp Willard Green Mrs Jeff Jones Frank Jones Lee Jones Marcelle Leake Freeman Marble Bill Parrish Raymond Bray and the Hayden and OConnor families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Valley
Samuel Hayden
John Bray
Joe Buck
Frank Jones
Kenneth van Antwwenp
Willard Green
Address on Revolution or Evolution by President Davis
The assembly on Wednesday at 10 o'clock featured group singing and an address by President Sheldon E. Davis on Revolu tion or Evolution. Wallace Forsgren, a junior, was appointed to teach the noncredit penmanship course, bringing several years of successful teaching experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon E. Davis
Wallace Foregren
Forsgren
Stock show trip yields prize prices and purchases
Mr and Mrs Ross Nay and Milt Nay returned from Ogden where they attended the annual live stock show. They said the event was very successful with the champion steer selling for 1.08 per pound and the champion lamb for 0.82. They purchased light purebred bulls for their Grasshopper ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Nay
Milt Nay
Ogden
Probation Officer Joins Arrest in Car Theft Case
Probation Officer Harmon of Vian couver Washington arrived in the city Sunday and left Monday with Virgil Taylor who is accused of stealing a car there recently. Taylor was arrested Friday above Argenta by Sheriff James McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Viancouver
Wash
Virgil Taylor
Taylor
Argenta
James McCollum
Cold snap sets new local record for two winters
The temperature fell to six below zero Saturday night, breaking a two year local record. J. E. Monroe, the official weather observer, notes three below was the coldest so far this winter and zero the coldest last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
J. E. Monroe
Methodist Aid Society Meet At Church Parlors
The Methodist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs. H. H. Bates and Mrs. Theodore Nelson Thursday afternoon January 17 in the church parlors. A welcome to everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse Society of the Presbyterian Chorch
T. Lee McCracken
Methodist Aid Society
H. H. Bates
Theodore Nelson
Birth of baby boy to Mr and Mrs Tom Carney
A baby boy was born Tuesday at Murray hospital in Butte to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carney of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry Hospital
Butte
Tom Carney
Pyeatt Tops Shorthorns With Fourth Consecutive Championship
Plentiful Shorthorn cattle show honors as Mr. Pyeatt wins grand championship for the fourth year in a row. His 20 head pen, bred from his famed range herd, captures multiple breed and open class titles. The prize animal is a year old steer from the same lineage that produced the Chicago International winning animal in 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opden
Pyeatt
Stecins Vurcheir
Chicago
Anaconda Carnival Opening Hosted by Mr and Mrs Tucker
Mr and Mrs Frank Tucker of Anaconda entertained Dillon friends Sunday for the opening of the winter sports carnival. A delightful buffet luncheon was served at noon and a buffet supper at six after the afternoon sports program. Guests included Dr and Mrs W H Stephan and family, Mr and Mrs J Anson Baxter and Billie, Mr and Mrs H M Brundage and Lew, Miss Dorothy Brundage, Miss Catherine Brundage, Mr and Mrs TF McFaden and Francis Jr, Mr and Mrs Guy Combes and sons, Mr and Mrs Tom Sillers, Mr and Mrs J W Rees, Mr and Mrs Warren M Stone and Miss Grace McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tucker
Anaconda
Dillon Friends
J.anson Baxter
Billie Baxter
H. M. ‘Brundage
Lew
Dorothy Brundage
Catherine Brundage
TF McFaden
Francis Tonrey
Frangia
Guy D, Combes
Tom. Sillers
J. W. Rees
Warren M. Stone
Misa Grace McGovern
St Rose Guild Elects Officers for Coming Year
At the St Rose guild meeting held Thursday afternoon January 10 officers were elected for the ensuing year. Mrs. William Schmitt was named president, Mrs. J W Kinney vice president, and Mrs. Asin Gillies secretary and treasurer. A card party was planned for Thursday January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rode
William Schmitt
J. W. ‘Kinney
Asin Gillies
Dillon Girl Weds Clarence Baril in Sheridan
Dillon residents learn of the Friday wedding of Miss Joyce Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Williams to Clarence Baril of Sheridan. The bride a Beaverhead County High School and Montana State Normal College graduate taught at Duncan school near Sheridan last winter. The groom is a known Madison Valley young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Joyce
Williams
Clarence Baril
Sheridan
Harry’ Williams
Beaverhead County
Montana State Normal College
Duncan School
Madison Valley
Brownie Pack 1 Meets Midweek for Promises and Games
Brownie Pack No 1 gathered in the primary play room on Wednesday at 3 80. Thirteen Brownies attended with two visitors Mrs George and Marie. Brownie promise and Brownie motto were recited. Elaine Roberts and Ethel Andersen collected pennies. Brown Owl Mrs Wall led the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Marie
Elaine Roberts
Ag‘organ Grinder
Ethel. Andersen
Monkey
Brown Owl
Wall
Honor Roll List for Autumn Quarter 1934 Named Students
The Montana State University honor roll for Autumn Quarter 1934 lists students earning fifteen or more credits. Names include Ruth Oja Geyser Don Lowry White Sulphur Springs Catherine Bates Dilkiny Harry Cloke Walkerville James Weitz Butte and many others across towns such as Polson Sidney Dillon Anaconda Great Falls and Kalispell. Also noted are students with more than two points per credit but under fifteen credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Oja
Don Lowry
Loge
James
White Sulphur Springs
Catherine Bates
Dilkiny
Harry Cloke
Walkerville
Eleanor Snook
Belt
James Weitz
Butte
Duane Dugan
Whitefish
Milrey
Spaberg
Polson
Theodora’ Benson
Iromberg
Mark
Vamderark
Manhattan
Lela Hoffstot
Sidney
Diris Binder
Jack Gairies
Winnett
Elizabeth’ ‘Rumph
Broadus
Hughlin’ Cole
Deer
Lodge
Josephee Cebull
Klein
Rath Angalls
Win
Arald Waldorf
Dillon
Kleis Lamen
Seiittopa
Rancher Blanche Stanfield Shot by Neighbor in Birch Creek
Birch Creek rancher Blanche Stanfield was brought to Dillon Sunday evening with a bullet lodged in his right foot. Dr Stephan performed the operation to remove the bullet. The physician was accidentally shot earlier by Henry J Rodgers, a local resident, during the afternoon. Stanfield left Barrett hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Stanfield
Birch Creek
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Stephan
Henry J.rodgers
Farm Census Enumerators in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county has four enumerators Lee Tower W E Roberts Warren Shaw Bert Mc Menomey and Tom Fairbanks taking the farm census this week as part of a national relief effort. Also noted are visitors Dale McQueary Smith Paddock from Bannack and local follow ups on Sheridan attendance at the Normal College basketball game last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Lee Tower
W. E. Roberts
Warren Shaw
Bert McMenomey
Tom Fairbanks
Dale McQueary
Smith
Bannack
Dillon
Ellis, Oakwood
Henry Walters
Sheridan
Normal
Girl Scout Meeting Notes Close Tenderfoot Tests
The meeting opened with the Girl Scout promise and practice of tenderfoot tests. All girls who have met and brought money are asked to bring it next meeting to finish the tenderfoot tests. Mary Ann Luebben, scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Annn Luebben
Dillon Man Held on Car Theft Warrant
Virgil Taylor was arrested by Sheriff James McCollum on a Vancouver Washington warrant charging car theft. He is jailed at the county jail and allegedly abandoned the vehicle at Kemeter Wyoming. New car licenses seen in Dillon include No 6 on Emery Smiths machine and No 23 on Richard Nelsons. plates are black with white numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Taylor
James McCollum
Argenta
Vancouver
Wash
Taylor
Kemeter
Wyoming
Dillon
Emery Smith
Richard Nelson
Nenw
Bridge Club Meeting Highlights At South Atlantic Street
Bridge club met last week at a member’s home on South Atlantic street. High score of the evening went to Morse Waldorf and low to Francis Totrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Bridge ‘Club
South Atlantic Street
Morse Waldorf and Low
Francis. Totrey
St James Guild Meeting Set for Thursday
Mrs A G Williams and Mrs W B Hartwig will host the St James guild Thursday afternoon January 17 at Mrs Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
A.-.g. Williams
W. B. Hartwig
Local residents attend to week’s business and recoveries
C F Peterson of Dell attended several business matters early in the week. Mrs Alice Salmori of Horse Prairie is recuperating. Stiles Io te eon of ita and Mrs Chris Mahsbh are mentioned in society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Peterson
Dell
Tet
Dilton
Alice Salmori
Horse Prairie
Ita
Chris “Mahsbh
Constipated 30 Years Aided by Old Remedy
A testimonial from Alice Burns credits Adlerika with relieving thirty years of constipation after spring foods from the stomach choking her. Glee M. Gosmam, Druggist, endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Alice Burns
Glee
M. Gosmam
Card of Thanks for Willard Kenison
The Kenison family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy during illness and after the death of their son and brother Willard Kenison. They thank those who sent floral offerings and list several families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Kenison
Mary
B. Kenison
Floyd Kenison
Harry Smith
Willis. Martinell
Walter Lyons
Merritt Barnes
Kenneth Kenison
Edythe Kenison
Thanks for Sympathy in Our Bereavement
The family of Mrs. Mary Kambich honors friends neighbors and relatives for kindness shown after the death of husband and father Stephen Kambich. They specifically thank those who sent spiritual and floral tributes and extend appreciation from Mary Kambich and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Kambich
Mary Kambich
Yost Funeral Thursday Held at St James Church
Funeral services for the late Thomas D. Yost were held last Thursday at St James Episcopal Church with the Rev H N Twagitt officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View Cemetery. Tom and George Yost and Mrs James Sowell, children of the deceased, were from Deer Lodge and attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Yost
St. James Episcopal Church
H. N. Twagitt
Mountain View
Tom
George Yost
James Sowell
Deer Lodge
Kambich Rites Thursday At St Rose Church
Requiem high mass for Stephen J. Kambich prominent Reichle ranchman was celebrated at St Rose Catholic church by Rev F X Lechner Thursday morning. Rosary was said at the ranch home and a long car procession followed the body to Dillon for interment in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Catholic Church
F. X. Lechner
Stephen J. Kambich
Reichle
Dillon
Mountain View
Household Hint Party At Presbyterian Church
The Milen May guild hosts a Household Hint party in the church parlors on Wednesday evening January 23 at 8 o'clock. An interesting program is planned and refreshments will be served. The public is invited. Watch for further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milen May Guild
Presbyterian Church
Actor narrowly escapes during hanging scene rehearsal
Claude Perry an amateur actor from St Louis nearly choked to death during a hanging scene rehearsal. The incident occurred as the actor performed a stage execution prop and ended with him collapsing briefly before first aid was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Perry
Ani
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eva
Stocker Gg
Jeff, Cox
Twin Bridges
Earl Cantrell of
Roy F. Ward
the Dorcas. Society of the First Lutheran Church
Nell Doyle
California
Jake Fike
Banreel*hospital
Alport
S. Baker
Mrs. Frank Blair
Grant
Jack Knight
Bon
Grasshopper Valley
J. H. Keenan
George M. Melton
Joe Metlen
Helena
Fred Dart and Sons
H. A. Dart
Anaco
Emil T. Brock
Will
Everal
Joe Sprinkle
Northrestern
George’ W. Dantt
Mres
Bill
Backus
Minter
Carntival
Alice’ Anne
Gebhardt. Rassler
Albert Streb
Melrose
A. M. Tate
Alder
Mr. Tate
Mrs.Tate
Joseph Gelliaus
William Schowe
Joseph Gelhaus
Jessie Taylor
I. C. C. F. Lodge
Bessie Hansen
Amos Wright
W. D. ‘McKinnon
J. Ne. McLeam
Frank O'Keefe
Lester’ Smith
Ott Gordon
Lindsey
Phillips and Son
Gardiner
Ed Hoerning
Bill Steele
W. HH. Stephan
Betty ‘Blythe
Martin Martin
Tucker
Joe Mantz
Hornép
Speltz
Texas
Washington
Methodist ‘Aid Society
J. E. Kelly
Silver Bow Council
Boy Scouts of America
Chaniel
Ward Thompson
S. Bradley
Armstead
Stephan Ami
G. Newman
Mie and Mrn
Jake
ST. Rose Guild
Oficers
Lege
MEADOWLARK _TROOP
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Montana
Lewis & Walker
Mont
P. O. Box
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Ailothe
Eas
Sakort
Moat
State Bank & Trust Company
iPace
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Yost
Mizpah
Clara Plant
Myrtle Oberem
Hartwig Theatre
Florence Rice
Neil Hamilton
Donald Cook
Rita le Roy
Buck Jones
Diane Sinclair
Ward Bond
Dick Alexander
Bing Crosby
Marian Hopns
Tra
Anigil McCoy
McQuy
McCoy
Christian Science
Spain
Piegeg
Sciente Monitor
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