Dillon area notices and obituaries include visits and births
Local residents and guests visit Dillon as Doings include out of town attendees at a sportsmen meeting. Birth of a son to Rev W J Loar and Mrs Loar in Spokane listed along with movements of several Dillon families. Obituary notes Edgar Derdal, 53, dies at Tom Foley ranch. no relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Loar
Spokane
Dillon
Edgar Derdal
Tom Foley
Bedrock
Germany
Judge Rodgers Denies New Trial for Heaston
Judge Henry G. Rodgers in district court denied the motion for a new trial by defense attorney J. E. H. Kelly for William J. Heaston who was convicted of fatally shooting Joseph W. Potts of Wise River. Heaston was sentenced to life in the Montana state penitentiary with appeal plans to follow. pending appeal he remains in Beaverhead county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Heaston
Joseph W. Potts
Wise River
Henry G. Rodgers
J. E H. Kelly
Rodgers
Heaston
Montana State Penitentiary
Kelly
State Supreme Court
Heuston
Beaverhead
Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Berg Christen Sen's Ranch
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Berg Christen sen at her ranch home Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Clarence Axe
Ed Farley
Louis Schmittroch
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Berg Christensen
Williams attends Bozeman meeting and state agents gathering
Bernard Williams county agent departed Saturday for Bozeman to attend the Bozeman Production Credit association meeting on January 14 He also attended the ongoing annual state meeting of county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Williams
Bozeman
Bozeman Production Credit Association
Jackson Man Injured In Wood-Splitting Accident
Lyston Dansie of Jackson severed the thumb of his right hand last week while splitting wood and an obstruction deflected the axe. He is the son in law of Martin Jackson county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyston, Dansie
Jackson
Martin Jackson
Miss Innes Honored for Lifelong Teaching and Library Service
Dillon tribute lauds Miss Innes for decades of loyal service as teacher and librarian. William C. Bagley of Teachers College praises her deep knowledge of the city and its people, noting her model classrooms, training influence, and lasting impact on pupils and future educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Thnes
Miss Innes
Dillon Ski Club Reorganizes in City Hall Meeting
The Dillon Ski Club reorganized Tuesday night at the city hall with plans for future meetings and ski tours. The first outing will be at Elkhorn Springs next Sunday with three Normal College students as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Ski Club
Elkhorn Springs
Bob Farmer
Dick Tuttle
Harold Dugan
J. L. Mayland
Chamber of Commerce
Elkhorn
Mayland
Dave Williams
K. D. Flock
Fielding Graves
Parish Plans Repairs and Elects Officers at St James
The St James parish annual meeting outlined a repair program including new roofs for the guild hall and rectory. A I Cashmore elected senior warden. Fred Chapman re elected junior warden. Jennings Mayland elected treasurer. Warren Stone chosen clerk. Delegates nominated for the upcoming Montana bishop convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Parish
Guild Hall
A. I. Cashmore
H. F. Best
Fred Chapman
E. W. Bond
Jennings Mayland
Mayland
Warren Stone
Montana
C. E. Blinn
W. H. Stephan
R. D
Legion Auxiliary invites Beaverhead unit to Butte meeting
Mrs G D Combes president of the American Legion Auxiliary Dillon has a invitation from Mining district No 6 at Butte for the unit to attend their January 21 gathering Delegates and alternates were elected at the last auxiliary meeting Mrs Combes Mrs H M Warner and Mrs pantie named delegates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Combes
American Legion Auxiliary
Dillon
Butte
County Debt Dips as Bonds Repaid and Levy Shrinks
Records from the county clerk show a small remaining debt of 8858.79 as the sole outstanding balance. Bonds issued to support funding and high school projects were redeemed by June 1 1883, interest reduced from five to four percent, and interest on warrants largely eliminated through levy cash surpluses from July to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Baker
Bertie Mathews
Clerk Baker
Poor Fund
Bridge Fund
Fair Fund
Royal Neighbors Install New Officers At Meeting
New officers were installed by the Royal Neighbors at a Thursday meeting. Names include Marie Coppin oracle Rose ODonnell vice oracle Sydonia Houlbjerg chancellor Lucille Hartwig past oracle Wilma Holloran recorder Stella Hoffman receiver Nellie Sanner marshal Florence Hughes inner sentinel Emma Dragne outer sentinel Lucy Walters three year manager. Appointive officers Mary Molleur Faith Hazel Farrell Modesty Inez Morrison Endurance Florence Joy Unselfishness Lucia Bostwick Courage Cora Ellen Harms flag bearer Lucy Walters musician Mary Jaggers installed by proxy. Gertrude Lyon was installation officer with Helen Talent ceremonial marshal. Four candidates Catherine Hartwig Delores Spegar Lucy Walters Cora Ellen Harms. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Coppin
Oracle
Rose O'Donnell
Sydonia Houlbjerg
Lucille Hartwig
Wilma Holloran
Stella Hoffman
Nellie Sanner
Florence Hughes
Inner Sentinel
Emma Drgane
Outer Sentinel
Lucy Walters
Catherine Hartwig
Delores Spegar
Cora Ellen Harms
Bronc Rider Fined Fifty Dollars for Assault
Dakota Rose Morris of Armstead bronc rider and radio performer was found guilty of third degree assault by a justice court jury. Judge Louis Stahl presided as Morris faced charges of striking Peggy Coleman of Armstead. Verbal appeal notice given. Morris previously featured at South Dakota Black Hills and Cheyenne rodeos last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Rose
Morris
Armstead
Louis Stahl
Peggy Coleman
South Dakota
Black Hills
Cheyenne
Regular meeting of Diana Rebekah sledge Thursday
A regular meeting of Diana Rebekah sledge is scheduled for Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The notice specifies the time for attendees to convene and discuss planned agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekah Sledge
Kampus Kadets Welcome 27 New Members
The PEP Club inducted twenty seven new members on Wednesday January 11. New pledges include Maxine Traver Big Timber Phyllis Utermohle Grey Cliff Dorothy Hagler Helena Dorris Minugh Helena Betty Craver Butte Frances Hess Corvallis Grace Siderius Kalispell Mildred Harrington Chateau Lorraine Reiter Froid Ruby MacLean Butte Florence McBain Dillon Marjorie Decker Dillon Desta Fisher Missoula Mary Conwell Red Lodge Rose Conwell Red Lodge Madalyn McDonnell Manhattan Doris Spoonemore Maudlow Marjorie Tubman Bainville Alma Johansen Dagmar Helen Finkbeiner Mizpah Winifred Frederickson Great Falls Delores Tangan Ringling Anne Graham Conrad Ethel Graham Conrad Nellie Willson Bearmouth Marion Combs Miles City Edna Otness Choteau.
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Maxine Traver
Big Timber
Phyllis Utermohle
Grey Cliff
Dorothy Hagler
Helena
Dorris Minugh
Betty Craver
Butte
Frances Hess
Corvallis
Grace Siderius
Kalispell
Mildred Harrington
Chateau
Lorraine Reiter
Froid
Ruby MacLean
Florence McBain
Dillon
Marjorie Decker
Desta Fisher
Missoula
Mary Conwell
Red Lodge
Rose Conwell
Red
Skiers Enjoy Elkhorn Springs Outing Near Dillon
Elkhorn Springs drew about 30 skiers from Dillon for a Sunday outing. The CCC Birch Creek crew recently completed the slide, with 18 inches of good snow. A warm lodge served by E. E. Hazel hosted meals, and 16 skiers spent the night at the T. Lee McCracken cabin. Participants included Roscoe Cornell, Dave Williams, Ken Wheat, Wayne Roberts, Fred Wolfe, Harold Dugan, Bob Hamilton, E. E. Hazel, T. Lee McCracken and families, Ernest Luebben and families, Philip Bond, and Dick Evans and families.
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Elkhorn ‘Springs
Dillon
CCC
Birch Creek
E. E. Hazel
T. Lee McCracken
Elkhorn
Roscoe Cornell
Dave Williams
Ken Wheat
Wayne Roberts
Fred Wolfe
Harold Dugan
Bob Hamilton
Ernest Luebben
Philip Bond
Dick Evans
Girl Scout Troops Meet and Plan Badges Progress
Beaver Rock Troop No. 1 held a meeting with games and reports on pet care. Bitter Root Troop No. 2 works toward badges with four girls on cooking under Hazel baker and Dysart Gowen, five on rock finder under Wil ley, and three studying books for bibliophile with Miss Innes. badges to be earned in six weeks.
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Beaver Rock Troop No. 1
F.a.hazelbaker
Dysart Gowen
W. B. Willey
Card Party Draws Large Turnout at P. N. G. Club
A well attended card party hosted by the P. N. G. club Friday evening at the I. O. C. F. hall featured twenty tables of pinochle and chinker-chek. Ladies’ score awards went to Mrs. Pete Kiden and Mrs. Frances White, with S. E. Martin and Pete Hiden taking men’s prizes.
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P. N. G. Club
I. O. C. F. Hall
Pete Kiden
Frances White
S. E. Martin
Pete Hiden
Fred Dart
Chinker-Chek
Charles E. Whitelow
Mary Paddack
Art Club Initiation Held In Club Studio
The Art club held its regular winter quarter initiation Monday night at 7 o'clock in the club studio. Lou Adams of Blackfoot Idaho Vincent Curry Shelby Anne Malloy Anaconda and Jean McLeod Butte were initiated. A short business meeting followed by initiation ceremonies. Miss Mary Baker faculty sponsor of the Art club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Lou Adams
Blackfoot
Idaho
Vincent Curry
Shelby
Anne ‘Malloy
Anaconda
Jean McLeod
Butte
Miss Mary Baker
French Club elects new officers in Wednesday meeting
The French club met Wednesday night and elected officers: President Anne Malloy, Vice President Florence McBain Dillon, and Secretary-Treasurer Carl Johansen. Helen D. Litebben is the faculty sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Malloy
Conda
Florence McBain
Dillon
Ecretary
Carl” “Johansen
Helen D. Litebben
City Limits Ice Rink Disorder With Veteran Supervisors
Mayor Bud Galt assigns C. J. Hovren as chief supervisor for the new municipal rink. Legionnaires Leroy Gilbert and Raymond P. Jones oversee daily evening duty with a rules committee including Alvin M. Jones Dale R. Tash and Harold Johnson to draft regulations. Public funds will not cover policing while Legion supervisors hold special police power and seek public aid to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud” Galt
C. J. Hovren
Leroy Gilbert
Raymond P. Jones
Alvin M. Jones
Dale R. Tash
Harold Johnson
Legion
Buck Privates Win Membership War At Legion Meet
At city hall the Buck Privates defeated the Post Commanders 501 to 451 in the membership drive. A total of 126 members were signed to the post muster for 1939. Officials expect a delegation of 20 or more to attend the Mining district meeting on Jan 21 at Butte. Commander Hovren to appoint official delegates next Wednesday.
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Legion
City Hall
Buck Privates
Bucks
Paul Revere
P. C
Fenuary
Mellen
Butte
Hovren
Guy Combes
George M. Gosman
Man Injured in Wrecking Project at County High School
Everett White became the first casualty on the demolition job when he fell from the second story of the old gym building. He broke both wrists a nose and a finger and was treated at Barrett hospital after joists gave way and he plunged to the lower floor.
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Barrett Hospital
Idaho Car Plunges Off Road Near Glen
A car driven by Lloyd Tracy of Pocatello plunged off the main highway three miles south of Glen, breaking through a guard rail. Tracy suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to Barrett hospital. Mrs Tracy was the only other occupant.
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Lloyd Tracy
Pocatello
Idaho
Glen
Barrett ‘Hospital
Tracy
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