Memorial meet and community notices in Dillon
Community diary records visitors and gatherings in Dillon Montana and surrounding areas. Notables include Mrs Tom Clemow and family visiting. Vern Stanchfield among stockgrowers at the annual meeting. various travelers from Spokane Santa Monica and Missoula. plans for trips to Los Angeles and Panama Canal Zone. plus a Hollywood Circle 565 Neighbors of Woodcraft program and district convention reports.
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A. Memorial
Hollywood Circle
Woodcraft
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dillon Man Is Wed Here In Spring Ceremony
Dee Casper 21 son of Mr and Mrs W A Casper of Dillon and Donna Nesbit 19 of San Diego Calif were married Saturday by Judge Louis Stahl The groom a Beaverhead county high school graduate works in an airplane factory in San Diego where the couple will reside
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Dee Casper
W. A. Casper
Donna Nesbit
San Diego
Calif
Louis Stahl
Beaverhead County
Marksmen post high scores in final indoor rifle shoot
In the season finale indoor rifle event on Wednesday three marksmen topped 270. C Buckingham scored 273 FF Seybold 271 and Mel Jones 270 with other results including L Larson 233 S Langdorf 255 O Sassman 261 W Jones 249 K Fox 245 P La sich 252 and H Hignight 263.
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C. Buckingham
FF. Seybold
Mel Jones
L. Larson
S. Langdorf
O. Sassman
W. Jones
K. Fox
P. Lasich
H. Hignight
Dillon Merry Mixers Hold Final Meeting at Court Street Home
The Dillon Merry Mixers held their last season meeting at 24 Court Street Wednesday at 2 PM. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Bud Ferris Mrs. Archie Green Mrs. J. M McCullum Mrs. Charles Pilgrim and Mrs. Arnold Benson. Installation of new officers occurred.
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Dillon Merry Mixers
Wilber L. Squires
Court Street
Bud Ferris
Archie Green
J. M McCullum
Charles Pilgrim
Arnold Benson
Dillon Country Club Ladies Host Bridge Luncheon
The Dillon Country club ladies enjoyed a bridge luncheon at the club house Wednesday afternoon at 1 30. Hostesses were Mrs Walter Foster Mrs J W Rees Mrs H M Brundage and Mrs Edwin R Buck.
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Dillon Country Club
Walter Foster
J. W. Rees
H.M. Brundage
Edwin R. Buck
Highland Forty Birthday Banquet Held by American Legion Auxiliary
The Club To Meet celebrated its Highland Forty birthday with a banquet at the Cliff House in Butte Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Highland Forty
American Legion Auxiliary Group
Cliff House
Butte
DAR Meeting At Mrs. F A Bimrose Home
Mrs. F A Bimrose hosted the Daughters of the American Revolution at 425 South Rifle Street on Tuesday afternoon. The meeting began at 3 oclock with members convening for their program and fellowship.
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F. A. ‘Bimrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
South Rife Street
Diana Rebekah Lodge Sets 7 PM Meeting Time
The Diana Rebekah lodge will meet at 7 PM Thursday in the hall. Members planning to attend the district meeting at Deer Lodge should be present. The 7 PM start allows time for other evening entertainment.
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Diana Rebekah Lodge
Deer Lodge
Presbyterian Manse Society Hosts No-Hostess Meeting
The Presbyterian church will host a no-hostess meeting Thursday at 2:30 PM. All are welcome and attendees should bring a lunch.
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The
Presbyterian. Manse Society
Junior Guild Hostess Event at Miss Barrett Home
Mrs George Lane Mrs Wayne Roberts and Miss Nancy Barrett plan a Junior guild gathering at Miss Barrett's home Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
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George Lane
Wayne Roberts
Nancy Barrett
Miss Barrett
Presbyterian Sunday School Prepares for Children’s Day
The primary department of the Presbyterian Sunday school is to meet in the Sunday school room at 1 30 Thursday to practice for Children’s day.
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The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ladies Aid entertain with hostesses at church parlors
The Methodist Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs George French Mrs Ed Knox and Mrs Lulu Shaw Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock in the church parlors.
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Ladies Aid
George French
Ed Knox
Lulu Shaw
Two Couples Wed Here Sunday In Dillon
Augusta Dodd and Alvin Bay were married at St James Episcopal Church by Rev. Victor G. Lewis with Clifford Bay and Louisa Peterson as attendants. The couple will reside in Dillon. In Capitol Montana Miss Agnes Melum wed Luther Hendrickson at a Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev. Leonard Thompson. A wedding breakfast followed at the parsonage hosted by the officiants.
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Augusta Dodd
Alvin Bay
St. James Episcopal Church
Victor G. Lewis
Clifford Bay
Louisa Peterson
Luther Hendrickson
Capitol
Mont
Melum
State’ Normal College
Thompson
Metlen Palms Palmer Engagement In Dillon
Mr and Mrs George R Metlen announce the engagement of their daughter Berniece to George P Palmer son of Mr and Mrs E W Palmer of Butte The wedding is set for June 18 in Dillon Berniece attended Helena High School and Montana State University She worked for Drs Poindexter and Routledge and is active in Dillon civic groups George P Palmer is secretary of the Butte Country Club and runs an accounting business He attended Butte schools and the School of Mines
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George R. Metlen
Berniece
George P. Palmer
E. W. Palmer
Butte
Dillon
Miss Metlen
Helena High School
State University of Montana
University of California
PIANO RECITAL SET FOR TONIGHT
Dillon piano pupils of Nellie Little Poole present Sleeping Beauty in a recital at the training school auditorium tonight at 8. The program features Kerith Featherly Giovannina Cardinale Jean Troupe Jack Davis Dolly Paddock and others with ushers listed.
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Dillon
Nellie ° Little ‘Poole
Melrose
Poole
Dan Little
Luther Smith
Henry | Deutsch
Adele Lanner
Mary Pickelick
Mina
Buhrer
Louise Buhrer
S.M. ‘Rogan
K Miller
Nick. DeLeon
Reichle
Tolley Family Heads to Salt Lake City and Utah Points
Mrs. H. L. Tolley and her children left Wednesday for Salt Lake City and other Utah destinations to visit relatives.
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H. L. Tolley
Salt Lake City
Utah Points
Park County farmers to plant 20 shelterbelts this spring
County Agent George L. Hart announced that Park county farmers will plant 20 shelterbelts this spring. The project requires 6130 trees to be grown at the Missoula nursery and distributed for planting.
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Livingston
U.P
George L. Hart
Park County
Missoula
Miss Hazel Davidson Visits Sister in Chateau This Week
Miss Hazel Davidson of Chateau visits this week at the home of her sister Mrs. Garry Johnson.
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Eloise Olmstead
Fred Waldorf
Miss Olmstead
Dillon
East Helena
Malta
Hazel Davidson
Chateau
Garry Johnson
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Anderson Home
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Carl Anderson at 763 Kentucky Avenue Thursday afternoon. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Carl Anderson
Kentucky Avenue
Tiny Console Piano Repossessed in Vicinity
Urgent notice that a small console piano is being repossessed due to unpaid balance. For full details and particulars write Credit at P. O. Box in the local area.
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P. O. Box
New Officers Named at Montana Stockgrowers Meet
Carl K. Malone, prominent Chateau cattleman, headed the Montana Stockgrowers' association after election at the 57th annual convention in Great Falls. George M. Mungas of Philipsburg was named first vice president. Roy Miller of Lodg...
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Great Falls
Mont
U.P
Carl K. Malone
Chateau
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
George M Mungas
Philipsburg
Eseeetlents
Royce
Miller
Lodg
WPA project report outlines Beaverhead county April work
The Beaverhead county WPA district reports April activity across three road units a soil and wildlife project and cemetery work. Sweetwater unit 80 percent complete by June employs 28 men hauling 14500 cubic yards of material and building 1 450 feet of right of way fence plus culverts and ditch work. Wise River unit 22 percent complete employs 10 men peeling logs for bridges and beginning dirt operations while Lima unit employs 12 workers loading and hauling dirt for road fill extending culverts and erecting right of way fences with 3782 cubic yards dirt hauled. Soil and wildlife project employs 10 men four miles south of Lakeview cutting 47161 feet of fence poles reconstructing and graveling patrol trail and erecting five signs with over 800 poles cut near Wisdom for fences and stockpens at Wisdom 25 percent complete. Dillon cemetery work suspended. 61 square yards lath and plaster 506 cubic yards gravel and stonework completed at Mountain View cemetery. project 85 percent complete.
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Thee
Beaverhead County
WPA
Butte
Sweetwater
Wise River
Lima
Soil and Wildlife Conservation
Lakeview
Wisdom
Dillon
Mountain View
Montana Considers New Beaver Strain Trade Plans
Game Warden J S McFarland disclosed a potential Montana effort to develop a new beaver strain in a trade deal with Michigan for blue grouse. He announced four wildlife project heads under the Pittman Robertson act and noted Montana fur dealers may bid on about 4000 dollars worth of confiscated state beaver skins before Seattle market sale if bids fall short.
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Montana
J. S. McFarland
Michigan
McFarland
Jack Parsall
A. A. O'Claire
Robert F. Cooney
Wheat shipments surge on Milwaukee branch in Harlowton
Harlowton Montana reports a sharp rise in wheat movement with over 20 carloads daily along the Harlowton Great Falls branch of the Milwaukee Road during the past two weeks.
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Harlowton
Mont
U.P
Harlowton-Great Falls
Milwaukee Failroad
Internal Revenue to Open Branch Offices in Montana
Helena Montana May 29 internal revenue collector Lewis Penwell announced two new branch offices to open June 1 in Livingston and Glasgow. The Livingston office will oversee Park Sweet Grass and Wheatland counties led by A P Engbretaon deputy from Helena. The Glasgow branch will manage Valley Daniels Sheridan and Roosevelt counties led by George Ruffcort another Helena deputy. The move aims to cut collection costs by reducing travel. Also reported rebuilding 12 large 7 5 type locomotives for the Northern Pacific Railroad in its shops to haul trains over steep grades in the Badlands of Eastern Montana and the Dakotas.
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Helena
Mont
U.P
Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
Montana
Livingston
Glasgow
Park, Sweet Grass
Wheatland
A. P. Engbretaon
Valley
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
George Ruffcort
Penwell
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dakotas
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Elizabeth Clemow
Vern Stanchfield
Harold Blinn
Spokane
C. E. Buinn
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Charles Sievers
Santa Monica, Calif
Charles Carroll
William Carroll
Hurley Leach
California
Marion
Mrs. J. T. Coffman
Tacoma, Wash
Junior Holloran
Tom Ames
Los Angeles
Western Aircraft Engineers School
Berlin
Gordon
Panama Canal Zone
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
M. J. Salzman
Bigfork
Frank Worden
al Muchmore
Edward Shults
T. Lee McCracken
Gaines McCracken
Bozeman
Missouri
Edgar Rife
Rosemary
Medicine Lodge
Polly Tower
Mrs. Milton Hyde and Sons
T. W. Sargent
Rupert
Idaho
Verl Sargent
Evelyn. _Nigsen
Wash
Washington “Water Power’ Company
Clair EB. Saege
Oakland
LeGrand Younng
Yakima,’Wash
Parke’ Scott
Armstead
Roy B. Herndon
Mrs. Saege
Mrs. Young
Mr. Scott
M. G. Squires
Genevieve
Squires
Jardine
Yellowstone National Park
E. L. Wheat
J. E.dunn
Jackie
Mildred Harrington
Don Wheat
Don Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
U.S. Army Air Corps
Flying Cadet Board
Palo Alto Field
Kings
N. C. Murray
Addie Chase
Mildred McFarland
Joe McFarland
Terry, Mont
William B. Chase
Superior
Wis
Murray
Berniece Metlen
Rebekah Meeting
Manse Society
Presbyterian
Methodist Aid
New York
St. Louis
Golda Talent
Alta Renfro
Jean Gravely
Dick Hansen
Dorothy Newnes
Trust Company OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing
Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
the Monitor
Christian Science Reading Room
Wilte Block
Dillon, Mont
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Union Pacific
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