Notable Dillon Area News Roster Of Visits And Travel
Ames residents attend funeral services for Mrs F E Foote in Dillon. Randall visits Donovon ranch. Mrs Margaret McGivney leaves for Los Angeles. Mrs Laura Scott travels to Weiser Idaho. Dellar Gordon makes a business trip to Dillon. Irion family relocates to town for winter. Stocker family visits from Dillon. Scott family and children visit Whitehall. Sophia Guyaz and Mrs Rand visit Stocker home. Parke Scott family visits Cur nutts in Dillon. Dorothy Hayes from Leadore works as relief operator. A A Curnutt visits Dillon. Merle Curnutt of Idaho Falls joins Scott home visits. Ed McRae and family visit Dillon. A high hat American buys a 14 year old taxicab in London via New York trip.
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M. R. Rand
Donovan Ranch
Margaret McGivney
Los Angeles
Calif
Laura - T. “Scott
Weiser
Idaho
la Grande Young
Dellar Gordon i
Dillon
Irion
L. C. Stocker
Annie
Eva
Mae
W. P. Scott
Whitehall
G. E. Butt
Sophia Guyaz
M. R.rand
Stocker
Community Hours Rule Based on Population
An average of 80 hours per present cities of 52,500 or over the maximum weekly hours were cut to 24 hours but as the population of this community is rated at 2,422 it falls just below the standard wherein longer hours could be allowed under the CWA.
Dillon Boosters Win Over Lima Independents 35 to 31
A newly formed Dillon High team defeated Lima Independents 35 to 31 at Lima Saturday evening. Dillon led 28 to 11 at halftime, continuing a local win streak against Lima. A return game with Lima is planned at the high school gym after Lima recently beat Eliel of this city 26 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Dillon
Eliel
Birthday gatherings and local party plans noted
Friends hosted a surprise birthday for Mrs Thelma Kalsta on January 16 with about 40 attendees. Mrs Merle Davis and daughter Shirley returned from Washington after a month away. Mrs Frank Buhrer and Mrs Mack Poole will entertain the PTA the first Saturday in February at Buhrer home.
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Thelma
Kalsta
Dan Piccone
Merle Davis
Shirley _ Davis
Washington
Frank Buhrer
Mack Poole
Bookish Beauty School News Letter Editor Appointed
Waldron Boger of Dillon was appointed by President Leonard Vance to assist in editing The School of Pharmacy News Letter at the Missoula school. The mimeographed sheet will cover State University news, the School of Pharmacy, and alumni, with over six hundred copies to be distributed. Other editorial board appointees include Robert Dussault of Butte Winifred Keyes of Missoula Amoretta Junod of Spokane and Angel LaCasse of Missoula.
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Pharmacy Club
School of Pharmacy
Missoula
Waldron Boger
Dillon
Leonard Vance
School of Pharmacy News
Montana
State University News
Robert Dussault
Butte
Winifred Keyes
Amoretta Junod
Spokane
Wash
Angel LaCasse
Williams Is Named Head of Woolmen
The report outlines the selection of Williams as head, with continued debate on federal land banks and grazing lands. It cites proposed codes for wool and livestock, opposition to tariff cuts, and calls to align sheepshearers with AAA rather than NRA, plus district reorganization and funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Woolmen
Department of the Farm Credit Administration
Wool Marketing Committee
NRA
National Wool Trade Association
Woolgrowers’ Association
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Land Bank
CWA
CCC
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Stanton Taken Into Custody For Sanity Exam
G C Stanton was taken into custody Wednesday by Sheriff Orr and Deputy Barry at his home north of the city. He is held at the county jail pending a sanity examination. He reportedly resisted and refused to talk, behavior described as indicative of a mental disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Stanton
Orr
Barry
Fulton Miss Town Ties Twins to Record Nearby
In Fulton Mississippi a 900 resident town boasts a remarkable twin pattern. The county sheriff and deputy are twins, the chancery clerk’s wife is a twin, the postmistress is a mother of twins, and three merchants including Mr Willis share the trait. Mr Gaither is sheriff’s twin, another brother is a father of twins, the power company’s office manager is a twin, and a town truck driver is also a twin, nephew of the postmistress. All twin siblings live within a mile of the courthouse except two, and all but one twin pair remain alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Miss
Chancery Clerk
Willis
Gaither
Power Company
Business visitors travel to Sheridan and Butte
J Anson Baxter visited Sheridan on business Wednesday. J W Walters drove to Butte on business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anson Baxter
Sheridan
J. W. Walters
Butte
Wes Mares
Headaches From Constipation Alleviated by One Adlerika Dose
An Adlerika dose relieves headaches caused by constipation by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. The remedy is claimed to improve sleep and reduce nervousness. Geo M Gosman, Druggist endorses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.m. Gosman
Montana Education Association opposes high school consolidation rule
The resolution warns that enforcing the rule to close or reduce four year high schools will fracture families, drive students to distant schools, and undermine rural communities. It urges the Montana Board of Education to withdraw the rule and publicize the issue, stressing local needs and conditions. A. J. Wedum, a former resident, arrived in Dillon for several days of local business.
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Montana
R. C. Haight
The
Montana Education Association
State of
State Board of Education
A. J. Wedum
Long Beach
Calif
Dillon
Veterans Care and Community Duty in Roosevelt Speech
The piece quotes President Roosevelt urging care for sick or disabled veterans and stating hospitalization should be federal only after local and state efforts fail. It notes Oregon cases where county hospital funds are tight and advocates first claim to a veterans hospital on Marquam Hill, arguing this honors a binding contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
American Legion
Roosevelt
Chicago
Oregon
Multnomah County Hospital
Hhospital
Marquam Hill
CCC
Cleanup bargains offer seven parcels for restore near Dillon
Seven lots including a cabin barn and shed on the East side near Joe Fuller residence are offered for 700 dollars total. The sale appeals to buyers not afraid of work to bring the properties into usable shape. C. C. Newman, Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fuller
C. C. Newman
Dillon
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F.-E.-Foote
London
New York City
Laboratories
Holton
Kansas
D. P. C. Laboratories
Tlolton
Ansas
Dillon Tribune
Dillon Boosters
J. Stahl Boone Downing Simpson Gibbons
Brandenberg
Ewa
Salt Lake City
KSL
KDYL
Shurtliff’s Benevolent Society
Utah
Selway Sheep & Land Company
Valentines
the Tribune
Pine
Jamit
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