Social club gatherings enliven Dillon area week
A series of social events in Dillon featured Ladies Aid, Junior Bridge Club, Contract Club, business men's groups, and a dessert and pinochle gathering hosted by Mrs Anson. Prizes went to Mrs lyan Shaw, Miss Myla Pendleton, and Ray Oliver with Melba Francis among top winners.
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Hiedie ‘Williams
Marion
Hur“Tey
Lyan Shaw
Myla Pendleton
Contract Club
Harry Helming
Walter Stewart
Roy ‘Oliver
Ralph Huntley
Business Men’s Club
Don Ana
Messrs. Anson
Huntley
American Legions
Harold Capehart
Anson
All Star
Masonic Hall
Melba Francis
Ray Oliver
Jack Hurley
George ‘Helming
Armstead school pupils report grades and perfect attendance
The Armstead primary class posts B plus averages for the third six weeks with a list of pupils including Mori Bennett Owen Dean Richardson Buddy Scott Marilyn Gordon and Esther Richardson Perfect attendance names include Kathleen Gordon Virginia Richardson Geraldine Richardson Buddy Scott Daniel Scott Vere Richardson and others Upper grades show B plus averages for Marcheta McMenomey Jane Gravely Fujiko Mori Those with perfect attendance this year include Delmar Richardson Melvin Richardson Roland Richardson Walter Scott Fujiko Mori and more Local events cover family visits weather, travel, a birthday club delay, and ski outings amid slick roads and a range of community notes.
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Armstead
Kathleen Gordon
Virginia Richardson
Geraldine Richardson
Buddy ‘ Scott
Daniel Scott
Vere Dean
Richardson
Marcheta, McMenomey
Jane Gravely
Fujiko Mori
Delmar Richardson
Melvin Richardson
Roland Richardson
Walter Scott
Jackson Social and Market Notes Update
Local cattle shipments last week included fat cows and heifers sent to market with buyers such as Sam Robinson purchasing about 60 head from Mark Clemon and shipments to San Francisco via Holman and Linder Dan Pendergast and Fritz Waldhly. Social items note bridge club at Mrs. Charles Wenger and various visits, hospitality, and family news in Jackson and nearby communities.
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Fred Hirschy
Hirschy
Eunice Tovey
Marion
Dorothy Hurley
Evelyn Stewart
Janet Smith
Beulah Dubler
Joyce Hirschy
Ted Miller
Len Smith
Bob Anson
Miles Ramsey
Stewart Capehart
Henry Edwards
Dick Hirschy
Big Hole
Jimmy Dodd
Holman
Fritz Waldhly
Dan Pendergast
Emil Schindler
California
Ivan Shaw
Art Klessing
Mark Clemon
Sam Robinson
Butte
Art Watson
White Sulphur Springs
Holman and Linder
Fritz
Waldhly
San Francisco
Charles Wenger
James Johnson
Sanford. Shepherd
Lucy Jardine
Dale Stevens
Helen Jardine
Logan
Utah
Toke Contway
Little Son
Jules Wenger
Harold Nelson
Barrett Hospital
Donna Marie
Nelson
Dillon
Coy Rice
Jackson
Ames Place
Herman Peterson
Allen Danzie
Sanford Shepherd
Charlie Wenger
George Rhino
Ralph Huntley
John Anderson
Madge Kuntz
Dickinson
N. D
Phil Murphy
Fred Nelson
Elvin Thorsen
Alfred Peterson
John Hall
Allen
Lyston Danzie
Jackson Homemakers
Kruschen Diet Plan Promises Fat Loss in 40 Days
A New York physician and a newspaper woman report a fat loss program claiming 25 women shed 286 pounds in 40 days. The plan combines sensible eating with Kruschen mineral drink and a week by week limit on foods, with six weeks of adherence and a call to consult a doctor.
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New York
N. Y
Lester
Eae
Montana Metals Output Drops In 1938
Montana produced gold silver copper lead and zinc in 1938 valued at 27.6 million dollars, about 47 percent below the 58.4 million earned in 1937. Copper fell about 135 million pounds zinc 63 million pounds lead 19 million pounds silver 5.5 million ounces and gold 5 thousand ounces.
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Montana
United State Bureau of Mines
Ski Jumper Chosen in Anaconda
Anaconda Montana reports a ski jumper selection on January 17 with official confirmation from local authorities and the Associated Press noting the athlete’s selection for upcoming competition.
The road the tourist travels versus rural needs
A speaker laments road policy favoring tourist travel over rough farm lanes. He notes smoother tourist routes funded by heavy taxes, while farmers contend the road to town should remain rustic and adequate for heavy loads. The piece contrasts tourist comfort with rural frustration.
St James Guild Meeting Postponed After Member's Death
The St James guild meeting set for Thursday afternoon is postponed following the death of member Mrs Emily M Taylor. The notice cites the passing as the reason and gives no new date.
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St. James’ Guild
Emily M. Taylor
Presidents Ball Set for Jan 28 in City Hall Auditorium
Saturday, Jan 28 is the annual President's Birthday ball to raise funds for the infantile paralysis campaign. W M Stone the county chairman announced the event at City Hall Auditorium with Don's Dance band providing music. Two other dances are planned for Wisdom and Lima with dates to be announced. Leo Truax leads the Lima event. Mrs Sylvester Rogan oversees ticket sales.
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City Hall
Don’s
Wisdom
Lima
Leo Truax
Sylvester. Rogan
Dillon
WPA Tightens Sponsorship Duties for Local Bodies
State WPA Administrator Joseph E. Parker says sponsors such as states counties and other local subdivisions must take greater responsibility for sponsoring Works Progress Administration projects. The WPA will continue in its present form through June 30 1939 but local sponsors will bear larger shares of project costs.
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Works ‘Progress Administration
WPA
Joseph E. Parker
Parker
Presbyterian Manse Society to Meet Thursday Afternoon
Mrs Phillip Paddock and Mrs William Li Ir vine will entertain the Presbyterian Manse Society at the home of Mrs Philip Cottom on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Manse Society
Phillip Paddock
William Li Irvine
Philip Cottom
Rural Electrification Meeting in Whitehall Discussed
Mrg. Frank Kambich reports residents attended the stockholders meeting for the new rural electrification project in Whitehall last Thursday. Hopes run high for electricity service soon matching city availability. Mrs. Elsie Garrison and Mrs. Joe Greco conducted errands, with Father Clifford in Lima celebrating Mass at Mrs. Veronica Hartwig's home. Our Bible Study resumes Thursday, planning one monthly meeting to explore literature and current events. Fish catching near Glen noted. Dave Hagenbarth from Spencer visited on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Kambich
Vinsors
Barrett
Reictle
Whitehall
Elsie Garrison
Butte
Joe Greco
Dillon
Father Clifford
Lima
Veronica Hartwig
Supreme court quashes petition for recount in Teton sheriff race
The state supreme court last week ordered the petition by Albert C. Peterson of Teton county for a recount of sheriff election votes quashed. A first tally favored Peterson over J L Billings, a recount favored Billings, and Peterson sought a review of 43 disputed ballots. The court held the suit should have been filed in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Albert C. Peterson
Teton County
Peterson
J. L. Billings
Billings
Supreme Court
Missoula State University grads: 93 percent employed
A report by President George Finlay Simmons shows 296 of 320 graduates from the State University at Missoula are employed or pursuing further study. This year’s employed number is 57 higher than last year.
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State University At
Missoula
George Finlay Simmons
St James Guild to Convene With Mrs Williams and Mrs Emerick
Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock the St James guild will meet at the guild hall with Mrs A Williams and Mrs Emerick as hostesses. This will be the first gathering of the group in some time.
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St. James’ Guild
Guild Hall
A. G. Williams
Boss Emerick
Winter Social and Local Travel News from Elkhorn Springs
Maichoiseau-Bros. 2 and Pahnish Livestock each sold a car load of fat cows to Guy Gray during the week. A Dillon party of 28 motored to Hayes ranch for a seven mile bobsled ride and returned Sunday afternoon. Swimming in the hot water plunge remains a popular winter activity at Elk horn.
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Maichoiseau
Elkhorn
Darrel ‘Weaver
George Harrigan
Elaine Willey
Wisdom
Dillon
Betty Harrison
J. D. Harrison
Bill Herman
Carroll
Big Hole
DL Ranch
Tom Judge
Grasshopper Valley
Wilbur Tash
George Harrison
Tash
E. P. Marchesseau
Bannack
Andy Pyle
Pyle
Elkhorn Springs
Mrs. Mary Shaw's Long Stand for Big Hole Road
Mrs Mary Shaw president of the Big Hole Road association has long campaigned for a better road into the Big Hole basin. The piece notes her 1903 efforts between Bristow and Wisdom and her early freighting between Dillon and Wisdom. It reports recent pursuits with the Bureau of Public Roads as the next step.
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Mary Shaw
Big Hole Road Association
T. ‘Kalsta
Reichle
Big Hole Basin
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Sreenete Eye
Co. W. Francis
Budge Memorial Hospital
C.E. Miller
Canada
Helena
Jack Anderson
Arnold Holm
Ellen Bissner
Percy Story
Melvin Peterson
Andrew Anderson
Ted Woodward
Chris Rasmussen
Eugene
Ore
C. C. Campbell
Chub Wilson
Will Knudsen
West Yellowstone
Wisdom School
Ralph
Clark Huntley
William Huntley
M.L. Rand
Jesse. Brown
Ruth Ann
Sherman Koontz
Spokane
Geraldine Anderson
Fritz Walchly Ranch
Hamilton
Don Francis
Walchly Place
Miss Anderson
Don Anson
Fred Anderson
Anaconda
Jim
Russel Anderson
St. Ann Hospital
Arch Stewart and Sons
Bud Knudsen
Peter White
Lucetta Jardine
D. J. Stephens
Marjory Paddock
Jim Paddock, Jr
Wallace Christiansen
Dave Hickman
Hickman
Mont
U. P
Pene ,Oimen
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Lewis & Walker
Butte, Montana
Glen
Dave Hagenbarth
Spencer
OLD Road
Master
Master DE Luxe
Heavy Duty Stake Express
Aan Tolt
General Motors
Chevrolet
Nore
Agence Dea
Necrest
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