Dillon and Butte visitors noted in local diary items
Local notes report Jack Walsh of Butte and Mrs. Chester Hale traveling, Zebarth and William Carroll visiting Dillon, and other residents including Roy Stocker and Mrs. L. C. Stocker ill. A birth at Barrett hospital, court action against Tony Kruletz, and coin show plans for Charles Pilgrim are mentioned. Eureka vacuum dealer appointment announced with E L Burles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stocker
Dillon
L. C. Stocker
Eureka
E. L. Burles
C. E. Wood
Eureka Company
Butte
Friends: Matt Kau Convalesces After Operation
Matt Kau is convalescing at Murray Hospital in Butte after a successful operation Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kau
Murray Hospital
Butte
St James Guild Names Committees and Officers
Mrs J J Brown presides as appointing authority for the St James guild standing committees. Financial committee led by Mrs D A Galt with members Mrs T E Gilbert Mrs William Backus Mrs Eugene Poindexter and Mrs J J Brown. Hall committee chaired by Mrs A G Williams with Mrs William Cashmore. Other officers include vice president Mrs Vorhees Paddock secretary Mrs W B Willey and treasurer Mrs T E Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Guild
J. J. Brown
D. A. ‘Galt
T. E. Gilbert
William Backus
Eugene Poindexter
A. G. Williams
William Cashmore
Vorhees Paddock
W. B Willey
Unemployed Count in Beaverhead County Revealed
National unemployment survey for last November shows Beaverhead County with 324 unemployed, 174 on emergency relief, and 140 partly employed. Montana’s idle rate stands at 5.3 percent, higher than the U S rate of 4.5 and Iowa’s 2.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
United States
Iowa
Senior Dance Committee Plans Event Details
A committee is arranging the senior dance with plans for date, venue, and activities. Members coordinated setup, chaperones, and music selection to ensure a smooth, coordinated event for the graduating class.
Baptist Sunday School Chair Holds First Meeting
The first meeting of the Baptist Sunday school chair is set for Thursday at 3:30 PM in the cottage. All interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Nile Sewing Club Meets at Rowell Ranch
Daughters of the Nile Sewing club gathered at the home of Mrs J A Rowell on Monday January 7 at two o clock for a meeting with members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
J. A. Rowell
St James guild to meet at Hartwig home Thursday
Guild members of St James plan a Thursday afternoon meeting at 3 o clock at the W B Hartwig residence with Mrs Hartwig and Mrs A G Williams as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
W. B. Hartwig
Jee Conger Hosts Pop N G Club Evening
Miss Jee Conger entertained the Pop N G Club Tuesday evening January at eight o'clock at her home on Railroad avenue. D. W. Erwin also hosted Theta. The gathering followed a P N G Club format with social activity and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Conger
Pop N.G. Club
Railroad Avenue
Boy Scout Troop 2 Advances Compass Skills
BETTERROOT TROOP No. 2 passed its second class compass test and learned a new song. The group played two compass games and reviewed actual compasses, with Jean Tash serving as troop scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterroot Troop No. 2
Jean Tash
Girl Scout Council Election Tonight at Mrs Warner Home
The Girl Scout council holds an officer election this evening at the home of Mrs H M Warner scout commissioner at 7330. o clock. The meeting location and host are named for the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
H. M. Warner
Meeting Agenda With Songs Games and Tale by Miss Fuller
January meeting opened with singing and games. After Tawny Owl passed tests for setting the table for two, Miss Fuller delivered a story. Martha Kaye served as scribe as attendees sang good night and departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawny Owl
Miss Fuller
Martha Kaye
Omega bridge club hosts a Monday cards night
Mrs O K Moe entertained Omega bridge club members at her home Monday evening. Mrs Ernest Nelson received high score and Mrs Tom Carney had the low score in the card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Moe
Omega Bridge Club
Ernest Nelson
Tom Carney
Junior auxiliary gathers at Paddock home for scrapbook project
Friday night gathering at the home of Alfreda Paddock featured members of the junior auxiliary assembling scrapbooks to be given to crippled children. A radio amateur hour entertained attendees and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfreda Paddock
L D S Relief Society Meets at Evans Home
The L D S Relief Society gathers Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Richard Evans's home. The discussion will cover the literary lesson titled The Log Cabin Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. S. Relief Society
Richard Evans
Creek Camp Gets New Captain
Captain Leo C. Wilson who led Company 1501 at Birch Creek CCC camp has been transferred to Gardiner Montana. Captain L. C. Greenly, previously at Gardiner, will take command at Birch Creek. The officers exchanged posts this week. Greenly is married with one child and the family will reside in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo CG. Wilson
Birch Creek
Gardiner
Montana
L. C Greenly
Fire destroys sheds at Rebich Ranch
Dillon Fire Department responded shortly after seven this morning to Mike Rebich's ranch north of Dillon. Two sheds burned to the ground, one housing the Rebich smokehouse, with over 400 pounds of lard and numerous sets of fine harness lost. Cause believed to be a cooker in the smoke house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mike Rebich
Rebich
Montana Education Association Meeting In Dillon Thursday
Beaverhead chapter of the Montana Education Association will hold a dinner meeting in Dillon Thursday evening. Guest speaker M P Moe of Helena will address the gathering. Delegates will be elected to attend the state meeting in Great Falls in March, chaired by G W McMullin of Lima. All county teachers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana Education Association
Dillon
M. P. Moe
Helena
Great Falls
G. W. McMullin
Lima
Presbyterian Manse Society Meets At Emma Carbardt Home
The Presbyterian Manse society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock with Mrs. Emma Carbardt at her apartment in the telephone block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Manse _ society
Emma Carbardt
Handcraft Class Set For Friday Evening at Forsyth Home
The Handcraft class of the Business and Professional Women's club will meet Friday at 8 o'clock at the J. E. Monroe residence 506 South Atlantic street, the home of Cherry Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Cherry Forsyth
J. E. Monroe
South Atlantic Street
Niblacks Plan Southwest and Mexico Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles H Niblack left Tuesday for an extended journey into the southwest and Mexico They will visit Denver Oklahoma City Fort Worth Texas In San Antonio A Potts formerly of Dillon will join and the party will proceed to Mexico They expect to be away until sometime in April
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Niblack
Southwest
Mexico
Denver
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Texas
San Antonio
A. Potts
Dillon
Mr and Mrs Carl Kambich Honored at Glen Charivari
Mr and Mrs Carl Kambich were honored at a Saturday charivari party at Nick and Sams Glen venue. About two hundred friends attended the dance hall event after their honeymoon trip to Portland. They arrived under a playful fake arrest and enjoyed dancing and refreshments late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kambich
Nick and
Sam
Glen
Portland
Past Matrons Club entertained by Graves Backus duo
Mrs Frances Graves and Mrs Florence Backus hosted the Past Matrons club on Monday evening January 17 at eight o clock at the home of Mrs Mabel Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Graves
Florence Backus
Mabel Erwin
Ladies of M. M. Club Host Luncheon At Brundage Home
Mrs. Hiram Brundage hosted an afternoon 1:30 luncheon for the M. M. club on Thursday. Members spent time in needlework and socializing. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Hayes Baxter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Brundage
M. M. Club
Hayes] Baxter
Evening card party hosted by Miss Clara Plant
Miss Pauline Wilson led a Night club gathering at Miss Clara Plant’s home on Wednesday evening. Guests played cards with Miss Adelaide Gelhaus winning the high prize and Mrs William Backus taking the consolation. Refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Wilson
Clara Plant
Adelaide Gelhaus
William Backus
Dillon to Show The Big Apple Dance Demonstration
The Big Apple dance popular in New York will be shown in Dillon during a Saturday floor show on January 22. Senior class committee in charge includes Bob Gregg as chairman Ruth Deputy Allen Bradley Marjorie Decker Don Wheat Johnnie McGahan and Frances Pickolick.
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Dillon
Bob Gregg
Ruth Deputy
Allen Bradley
Marjorie Decker
Don Wheat
Johnnie McGahan
Frances Pickolick
Bride Glows As Dillmont Park Shower Honors Ilene Jackson
Complimenting Mrs Glen Stinson a recent bride Ilene Jackson and Lorraine McGrath hosted a miscellaneous shower at Miss Jacksons Dillmont Park home Friday night A buffet luncheon followed and guests included Ruth Lucille Kelly Dorothy Anne Davis Margaret Holloran Eda Jackson Gladys Frances Carr Estella Melton Alice Fox Doris Stinson Mrs Walter Stinson Mrs Weston Strausser Irene Meg quier Mrs Tom Pyeat Mrs Amos Wright Isabel Watson and Bud Jaggers among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Stinson
Ilene Jackson
Lorraine McGrath
Miss Jackson
Dillmont Park
Ruth
Lucille Kelly
Dorothy Anne Davis
Margaret Holloran
Eda Jackson
Gladys
Frances Carr
Alice
Estella Melton
Alice Fox
Doris Stinson
Walter Stinson
Weston Strausser
Irene Megquier
Mike
Nettik
Tom Pyeat
Amos Wright
Isabel Watson
Iin
Bud_Jaggers
S. C. A. C meeting announced for Thursday evening
A meeting of the S. C. A. C. of the Catholic church is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Jean Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Jean Ballard
St Rose Guild Social Planned by Hostesses
St Rose guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. T J Carney and Mrs Charlott Ballard. The meeting will be at the Carney home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Guild
T. J. Carney
Charlott Ballard
Carney Hone
Steeplejack Tom Wesella Narrowly Escapes Crash
Tom Wesella, a former Dillon blacksmith now working as a steeplejack and sign painter in Oakland, Calif., visits Dillon friends with Sam Freeman. En route to Dillon, their car skidded and plunged over an embankment near Wells, Nevada, narrowly avoiding serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom WeSella
Dillon
Oakland
Calif
Sam Freeman
California
WeSella
Wells
Nev
Trades Council Approves Boycott of Japanese Goods
Glasgow Montana report says Valley County Trades and Labor Council backs a boycott of Japanese goods as a moral weapon against Japanese aggression in China. Secretary Ted Maxwell notes the move follows a unanimous AFL convention declaration supporting the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Mont
U.P
Valley
Havre Man Held in Counterfeit Charge
Kenneth Jaeck known as Cowboy Jack was jailed in Hill County on counterfeit money charges after police found metals molds and cans used to make fake coins in his room. He had $16.25 in quarters on arrest. He was previously acquitted in federal court in Havre of cattle theft from Fort Belknap Indian Reservation near Harlem.
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Havre
Mont
UPP
Kenneth
Cowboy Jack) Jaeck
Hill County
Jaeck
Fort Belknap
Harlem
Mrs. Warner Re elected Scout Leader
Mrs. Muriel Spehar reports on Brownies progress as Mrs. Lambert Eliel presents the historian's report. Commissioner Warner summarizes the year’s accomplishments at the meeting and the group reconvenes after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Muriel Spehar
Lambert Eliel
Mrs Henry Shoenborn Returns from Santa Barbara Visit
Mrs Henry Shoenborn returned from Santa Barbara California where she visited her daughter Mary a teacher in the Santa Barbara school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry .Shoenborn
Santa Barbara
California
Mary
Normal team loses on road to Northern Montana 47 36
Normal on the road at Havre falls 47 36 as Northern Montana College wins its third straight small college conference game. Lee leads Normal with 12 points and Kastelitz adds nine while height gives Northern Montana the edge on the backboard.
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Montana Normal
Havre
Montana
Northern
Montana Cagers
Lee
Kastelitz
Rainbow Girls Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
At a Wednesday meeting the Rainbow for Girls elected Valera Fairbanks as worthy advisor Marjorie Decker as associate worthy advisor Mary Leggett as Charity Helen Shaffner as Hope Ruth Deputy as Faith Anna Christensen as secretary and Ethel Jean Curnutt as treasurer The new officers will be installed January 26 with appointed officers.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Valera Fairbanks
Marjorie Decker
Mary Leggett
Charity
Helen Shaffner
Hope
Ruth Deputy
Faith
Anna Christensen
Ethel Jean Curnutt
Rainbow
Water Users Elect Officers and Directors
At a recent meeting J. E. Keller was elected president of the Water User's Irrigation Company which owned the Lima dam. Ray Martinell was chosen as vice president and treasurer. Directors elected include J. E. Keller Ray Martinell E. R. Gleed Henry Fitter Smith McKnight E. B. Roe Theodore Nelson and Roscoe Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Keller
Lima Dam
Ray Martinell
Press
Decketany and
Treasurép
J. E.keller
E. R. Gleed
Henry Fitter
Smith McKnight
E. B. Roe
Theodore Nelson
Roscoe Cornell
Beavershead Madison Farm Loan Officers Elected
The Beav erhead Madison National Farm Loan association elected Ernest Orr as president Howard Morse as vice president and Frank A Hazel baker as secretary and treasurer The board includes Ernest Orr Howard Morse F A Hazel baker Parke Scott and George Hughes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan Association
Ernest Orr
Howard Morse
Frank A. Hazelbaker
The
Loan Association
Ernest, Orr
F. A. Hazelbaker
Parke Scott
George Hughes
Skiers Find Heavy Snow at Mill Creek Slide
Skiers traveled to Mill Creek east of Sheridan in the Tobacco Root range after mild January weather left Dillon's vicinity sparse. They found two and a half feet of snow in ten minutes near the Smuggler mine. Participants included Mr and Mrs Lambert Iliel, Mr and Mrs O A Bergeson, Joe Bergeson, Mr and Mrs W B Willey, Mr and Mrs K D Flock, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wheat, Mr and Mrs Norman Henry, Stanley Linekens, and Sheridan ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Madison County
Mill Creek
Sheridan
Tobacco Root Range
Lambert Iliel
O. A. Bergeson
Joe Bergeson
Wanted man to take over profitable Rawleigh Route
Advertisement offers a chance to run a Rawleigh route with established customers and potential earnings of 80 dollars weekly to start. Contact O W Birdsill in Twin Bridges Montana or Rawleigh Co department MTA-51-101B Minneapolis Minnesota. Also a tiny modern upright plane for repossession offered with easy terms via Credit Manager Box 944 Great Falls. Mr and Mrs Wilber Squires return from honeymoon in Salt Lake City.
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Rawleigh
O. W. Birdsill
Twin Bridges
Mont
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Minneapolis
Minn
Great Falls
Mrs. Wilber Squires
Salt Lake City
McCracken Heads Dillon Boy Scout Citizen Committee
Members of the Dillon Boy Scout citizen committee gathered at city hall with Percy Frazier scout executive to select a successor to Dr. R. E. Albright and plan National Boy Scout Week starting February 6. T. Lee McCracken elected chairman to fill the vacancy and Harold Snow named treasurer. Preliminary plans were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Boy Scout Citizen’s Committee
Percy Frazier
Silver Bow
Butte
R. E. Albright
Boy Scout Citizen's Committee
Dr. Albright
Harold Snow
McCracken
High School Debating Kicks Off Preliminaries
High school students begin preliminary debates for a team tryout planned for early February. The southern district tournament is set for March, including Dillon Butte Bozeman Columbus Fromberg Laurel Reed Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menced
Dillon
Butte
Bozeman
Columbus
Fromberg
Laurel
Reed Point
Drunken Driver Fined $100 in Montana Incident
John H. Reed of Denton Montana received a $100 fine for drunken driving after a Sunday arrest by a Montana Highway Patrolman near the Nelson school on Highway 91. Passenger John Lynch was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Reed
Denton
Mont
Montana
Nelson School of Highway 91
John Lynch
Farm applications to be signed and paid soon
Range program inspection nears completion and operators will be notified to sign applications for payment under the range program. Matt Kay admitted to Murray hospital in Butte after an operation on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kay
Murray Hospital
Butte
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Niblacks
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