Lutheran church holds annual business meeting in Dillon
In Dillon the Lutheran church held its annual business meeting with Mrs. Jens Bay directing the dinner. Jens Bay was elected trustee for three years, Carla Hansen named secretary, N. P. Christensen reelected treasurer, Mrs. Jens Christensen appointed Sunday school superintendent, and Clifford Bay named head usher. Other notes include visitors from Lima, Armstead, Grant and Spencer, a new jury box prepared for 1935, injuries at a pump incident, and ongoing community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Xan
Nesta
Jens.Bay
Nallon
Oscar- Gravely
and. F. L
Woody
Dell
Jens - “Bay
Otto
J. “Christensen
Carla Hangen
R.'. E. Albright
P. Christensen
Jens Christensen
Mics
Carla Hansen
Clifford Bay
Lost Roll of Ten Dollar Bills Returns to Owner
While walking in Dillon Bar Wheat found a roll of ten dollar certificates on the sidewalk and kept them hoping for notice. That afternoon an ad in the Dillon Daily Messenger announced a lost roll of bills and the finder returned them that evening to the grateful owner Lester Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diogenes
Dillom
Bar
Fred Oliver’s
Dillon Daily Messenger
Lester Burgess
Sports Study Club discusses in-air boundary play ruling
Tuesday night members including W J Bierrum Carl Olson W W Wahl Carl Ross Byron Sandborn William Draper Archie Green Robert Hoff man and Cecil Musburger attended a round-table session. discussion covered if a player jumps over the line in midair and returns ball into bounds while the ball is in play who rules. such problems are common at the weekly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Study Club
W. J. Bierrum
Carl Olson
W. W. Wahl
Carl Ross
Byron Sandborn
William Draper
Archie Green
Robert Hoffman
Cecil Musburger
Mr. Wahl
Girl Scout local committee renamed and officers named
National Girl Scout guidance changes the Dillon community committee into the Local Council with the local chairman titled Commissioner. At Monday’s Dillon local council meeting the 1935 officers were elected: Commissioner Mrs A F Waldorf, vice-commissioner Mrs Norman Henry, and secretary treasurer Mrs Lambert Eliel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Girl Scout Office
Dillon
A. F. Waldorf
Norman Henry
Lambert Eliel
Hayden trial delayed by illness and heat in court
The Samuel A Hayden trial faced interruption as Frank Fidler and J P Best were ill and the courtroom could not be heated. Judge Lyman Bennett announced on Monday the trial would resume as soon as the jury could proceed, with Elmer and B J Lohr’s case postponed until Hayden concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Fidler
J.P
Elmer
BJ. Lohr
Thas
Beety
Hayden
Peterson Still Leading In Eastern Flyer Shoot
The report notes Herman Peterson leading after recent eastern flyer shoots. Smith Stringer tied for first with 22 of 24, once accompanied Ted Remifro to Europe. The next day at Reading Pennsylvania state flyer shoot, 20 of 24 birds were dropped.
Armstead home destroyed by fire at unknown origin
A residence in Armstead was totally destroyed by a blaze Saturday morning around eight. The Owen family escaped with only personal belongings. the house and furniture were a total loss as onlookers struggled to combat the flames in subzero temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Alvin Owen
Armates
Gargoyle Club Previews Two One Act Plays This Thursday
The Gar goyle club presents precerted comedy and domestic farce in the Page and Canby homes. The cast includes Roscoe Gordons of Wilson, Vita Page. Dorothy Dewry of Butte, Mary Lee Harrington of Chateau, Antrim Baines of Three Forks. Ruth Phelps of Deer Lodge. Ted Lavine of Glendive. Ruth Fuller of Neihart. Nathalie Nichols of Square Butte. Clayton Beaudry. Bessie Rector of Moccasin. Theodora Benson of Fromberg directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargoyle Club
Page
John
Roscoe Gordons
Wilson, Vita
Dorothy ‘Dewry
Forest Supervisor Named and New Assistant Appointed
Forest Supervisor E. D. Sanding hag received notice that E. D. Flock of Martinsdale has been named assistant supervisor of Beaverhead National Forest and will assume duties about February 14. Flock is a forestry graduate from Montana University and previously served as a ranger in the Lewis and Clark National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsdale
Beaverhead National Forest
Flock
Forestry School
Montana University
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Sanding
A. A. Simpson
Meadowlark Troop Elects Officers at Scout Meeting
The January 16 meeting at the A training school building opened with promises. Tenderfoot tests were reviewed and officers elected for Dinosaur patrol led by Marjorie Lovell and Betty Sue Crow, Owl patrol led by Giovannina Cardinale and Edith Mie Stanfield, Timber Wolf patrol led by Evelyn Gregg and Betty Lee Harrison. Miss Clemeni and Miss Ingalls handed out Girls Scout Diaries with Mary Anm Luebben as scribe.
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Dinosaur Patrol
Marjorie Lovell
Betty Sue Crow
Owl Patrol
Giovannina Cardinale
Edith Mie Stanfield
Timber Wolf Patrol
Evelyn Gregg
Betty Lee Harrison
Clemen i
Miss Ingalls
Mary Anm Luebben
Forest Service Displays Show Forests and Water
The Forest Service has added a new display in windows showing a comparison of properly used and overgrazed ranges on national forests and examples of poisonous and palatable plants. The four panels emphasize forest water relationships, white coal supplies, timber bordered lakes and streams, and the importance of forested watersheds to agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Dillon poisoner suspected as dog saved by quick aid
A dog owned by Bill Bergeson was poisoned but survived after Dr. A. C. Mormon arrived in time to treat it. Dr. Morrow advises dog owners to feed a substantial morning meal to reduce poison absorption, noting faster uptake on an empty stomach. A daily chunk of tallow is suggested to aid in absorbing poison if a bait is ingested.
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Dillon
Bill Bergeson
A. C. Mormon
Morrow
Relief Society Meeting Postponed and Local Notices
The Lt D S Relief society will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Jappeons home to discuss January social serving lesson. The St Rose guild meeting scheduled for Thursday Jan 24 has been postponed. Don Campbell of Reichle was admitted to Barrett hospital for treatment and Charles Bunden was discharged from hospital.
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Charles Bonnifield
Butte
Lt. D. S. Relief Society
J. ¢ .Jappeon
St. Rose
Don Campbell
J. N
Campbell of
Reichle
Barrett
Charles ‘Bunden
Bus Wreck In River After 40 Foot Embankment Fall
A bus plunged from a highway embankment near Clark’s into a river during a violent snowstorm. Driver Percy Nance and two passengers survived after being rescued by hard pressed highway crews. the bus was recovered days later and the incident sparked extensive search and rescue efforts. A separate note mentions Chr ig Sorgen admitting theft of two five dollar gold pieces.
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Wien
Clatk
Éanyind
Butte
Hiden - Farom
de J. McLennan
Idaho Falls
Kansas City Girls Honored For Heroic Birthday Ball Spirit
Dorothy Lee Miller and Carol Elizabeth Long of Kansas City Kansas are praised for quiet heroism at the Birthday Ball for the President. They fought off a mouse during the event, avoiding a stampede. The 1934 celebration joins 5600 parties nationwide January 30 to aid infantile paralysis research and prevention. More than 4 million people expected to attend. the girls joke no mice will be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Miller
Carol Elizabeth,Long
Kansas City
Kan
Misses Miller
Long
Dorothy
Carol
Weather Moderates After Plunging Below Zero Across County
Readings show temperatures turning upward from far below zero Sunday evening into Monday with some sites near freezing. Government thermometers report 22 below zero Friday night and Saturday night, while unofficial figures hit 25 to 82 below, with a 40 below reading at Bannack and Bedrock River region where the river is said to be frozen solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E.’ Monroe
Zeno
Bannack
Centennial Valley
Snow depths on continental divide and Big Hole station
Ranger Marshall Ramsey reports 42 inches of snow between the Big Hole and Bitterroot valleys. At the Big Hole Battlefield Station snow depth is about 18 inches, light and fluffy with low moisture content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Ramsey
Continental Divide
Big Hole
Bitterroot
Brownie Pack No 1 Meets With Pin Ceremony
Brownie Pack No 1 met Wednesday with 18 Brownies present. Brownie Six songs and Brownie law were learned. Pennies were collected by Marilyn Routledge and Virginia Reis. Most Brownies received their Brownie pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne Law
Marilyn Routledge
Virginia Reis
Wall
Dansie and Stringer Play Dillon at City Hall Saturday
Salt Lake's Pyramid Garden chart stars Dansie and Stringer will perform at Dillon City Hall on Saturday evening January 26. The duo are noted nationwide and promise a rare treat for local dance fans.
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Dansie
Stringer
Salt Lake
Dillon
City Hall
Salmon Man Dies in Butte Hospital
Everett Hill 28 a Salmon truck operator died at a Butte hospital after a brief illness. Born at Bedrock he was widely known among Dillom people and resided in Salmon.
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Everett Hill
Butte
Bedrock
Ties for Second in Reading Flyer Shoot
Mark Airie and Herman Peterson tied for second money in the flyer shoot held January 17 in Reading, Pennsylvania, according to a card received by Pete Westergaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Airie
Herman Peterson
Baptist Aid and Lutheran Ladies Meetings Updated
Baptist Ladies Aid will meet at the parsonage Thursday afternoon with Missy Ayers hosting. The Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering was postponed to Thursday January 31 at Mrs Walter Carlson’s home. Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club postponed their anniversary luncheon to Sunday February 3. Andy Pyle reported 22 inches of snow in the Elkhorn Hot Springs area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Ad
Missy Ayers
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Walter Carlson
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amdy Pyle
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Hartwig Theatre Presents Great Expectations Card
Hartwig Theatre shows Great Expectations on Friday and Saturday. Star George Breakston plays Pip with Phillips Holmes Florence Reed and Henry Hull in this charming photoplay about an orphan boy. Take the family to see it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pip
George Breakston
Phillips Holmes
Florence Reed
Henry Hull
Hoop Classic Friday At Normal Gym
St Peter s of Anaconda travels to face the Beavers at the Normal gym for a high profile hoop game. The matchup is billed as the hoop classic of the year with strong local interest and expected packed stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s of Anaconda
Beavers
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