Local Social Notes Include Visits and Births Across Town
Dr. F M Poindexter returns from a trip to California. Richard Freeman of Armstead visited in Dillon Sunday. Dellar Gordon from Armstead on business. Georgia Fisher of Augusta a guest at Harry Williams home. A baby girl born at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Tyro. Mrs Harold Warner had appendicitis operation at Barrett hospital. Harold Capehart of Wisdom visited Thursday. Rev J A Meeke officiated at the marriage Hatch and Nellie Iden. Mrs O Brothers of Dell underwent appendicitis operation. Leo Musburger and wife of Bannack welcomed a son at Barrett hospital. Clara Chapman and Ida Morse returned from California. Verna Peters and Arline Brandon of Lima spent the last part of last week here. Foundation erected for new East Center Street residence by Mrs Hattie Dart. C T Callahan taken to Butte for medical care and improving. Sam Langdorf at Barrett hospital improving after Memorial Day accident. Miss Sophia Guyaz postmistress of Armstead visited Tuesday.
Wed Morning Wedding Joins Houghton and Anderson
A quiet Wednesday ceremony at 11 AM united Adylerne Houghton and Charles G. Anderson with Rev Meeke officiating at Grace Methodist Church. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for a honeymoon trip to Gallatin Gateway. the bride teaches at Basin, the groom recently completed an electrical engineering course at Montana State College.
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H. A “Rodgers
Adylerne Houghton
Basin
Montana State College
St Rose Parish Announces First Communion and Summer Schedule
Next Sunday the children of St Rose parish will receive first communion at 8 am mass with a 10 am late service. The summer schedule then begins with masses at 7 and 10 on Sundays. Vacation school starts Monday for three weeks at St Rose guild hall run by the Sisters of Butte and free to primary grade children.
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St. Rose Parish
School Sisters of
Butte
St. Rose Guild Hall
Unusual Sun Circles Seen Over Dillon Wednesday
Residents reported two luminous concentric circles near the sun around 10:30 AM on Wednesday. Experts suggest cloud or moisture effects. such a phenomenon is common in winter but rare in summer.
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Dillon
Ellen May Guild Meeting Planned at Presbyterian Church
A regular Ellen May guild meeting will be held Thursday afternoon in the Presbyterian church social room. Mrs. Fred Crouse and Mrs. Lester Bourquin will host. The lesson on the West Indies will be led by Mrs. Clark Anderson.
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Ellen
Presbyterian Church
Fred Crouse
Lester Bourquin
West Indies
Clark Anderson
Children’s Day Observance at Presbyterian Church
Children’s Day will be observed next Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church with a Sunday school study at 10 30 and a program at 11 00. The congregation and patrons of the school are invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Trained white fox terrier missing near fair grounds
Jim Andrews reports the loss of a trained white fox terrier as he prepares for an exhibition trip this month and asks anyone who sees the dog to notify him. The L D S Relief society plans a theology lesson at the chapel Thursday at 2 o clock with good attendance hoped for. Dillon's small business district shows spring improvements. Rising wool and lamb prices boost sheep industry prospects. A 3200 acre tract with hay range and water is offered at 4.00 an acre for a young buyer. Jack O Neil was jailed after police arrested him for pilfering a tarp from Clarence Hocking.
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Jim Andrews
The
Fair Grounds
L. D
C. Newman
Dillon
Jack O'Neil
Clarence Hocking
Community Notes From Melrose And Surrounding Areas
Local residents include Melbourne Jackson Chandler Stallings Warren Stone Jr and Jack Reeves camping near Elkhorn Springs this week. Mrs Mildred Erickson and two daughters head to Helena after visiting Mrs Erickson’s relatives Mr and Mrs A A Elliott. Ruth Gelhaus returns from Denton Montana after teaching high school. Clarence H Pings and Philip Pings visit Joseph Gelhaus en route to Boulder City Nevada. Century of Progress stamps arrive at the post office in three and one cent denominations. Salmon reports a spring Chinook run with thousands of fish being speared in the Lemhi River. A Deer Lodge Chapter No 8 Royal Arch Masons delegation visits Dillon Chapter No 8, followed by a banquet. Lambs infested with worms show thin wool and poor growth. copper sulfate and nicotine solution treatment is advised. Oregon Short Line seeks to discontinue Melrose agency. a public meeting is set for Wednesday June 28 in Melrose.
University of Montana grants master’s degree to local graduate
Mrs. Harry Black of this city was among eleven graduates earning a master’s in education at the University of Montana’s graduation exercises held last Monday.
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Harry Black
University of Montana
Dance at Dell by Dillon Elks Next Saturday
The Dillon lodge of Elks sponsors a Dell dance next Saturday evening with music by the Elks orchestra.
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Dillon Lodge of Elks
Dell
Elks’ Orchestra
Northside Country Club Briefing and Local Visits
Northside Country Club will meet Tuesday afternoon June 13 at the home of Mrs. Elwood Morrison. Earl Mittlemeier, son of Mr and Mrs Jake Mittlemeier, is recuperating at Murray hospital in Butte after appendectomy. Charles LaDue visited from Sheridan on business. Mr and Mrs Frank Stahl of Idaho Falls and Mr and Mrs N Schmittroth of Salt Lake attended the Stahl Schmittroth wedding in Dillon Monday evening.
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Northside Country Club
Elwood Morrison
Earl Mittlemeier
Jake Mittlemeier
Murray Hospital
Butte
Frank Stahl
Idaho Falls
N. Schmittroth
Salt Lake
Dillon
Hartwig Theatre Run Of I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang
Liberty awards this picture four stars praising a powerful story based on the book. Paul Muni leads a 40 star cast including Helen Vinson and Glenda Farrell. Shows June 15 16 and 17 followed by Fort y-Second Street described as wonderful.
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Sun
Liberty
Paul Muni
Helen, Vinson
Glenda Farrell
Forty-Second Street
Ek Ae
Union Pacific orders 110 mph light passenger train
Union Pacific announces an order for a three car, 110 mph light streamline train designed by E. E. Adams. The train, weighing under 80 tons, uses aluminum or stainless steel, full streamlining, air cooling, and articulated construction for reduced weight and maintenance. It aims to prove through runs between major cities the viability of high speed rail travel for vast continental routes.
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Senger” Asan
Union Pacific
Union * Pacific
Harriman
Board ‘of
E. E. Adams
Carl R. Gray
W. M. Jeffers
Trans-Continental
United States
Adams
Pullman Company
General Motors
Electromotive
Winton Engine Company
William B. Stout
ThesBrill Company
American Car & Foundry Company
McIntosh- Seymour
Edward G. Budd Company
Ingersoll-Rand, Company
St. Louis Car &Company
Volunteer Wardens for Fire Protection Activate
Governor Frank Cooney and officials lead early volunteer wardens aimed at reducing property loss and forest damage. The piece notes the threat from a small minority and the burden on taxpayers, while reporting a poison-related dog death and rising concern among dog owners.
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Dr. F. Mop Poindexter
California
Richard Freeman
Armstead
Ps I
Georgia Fisher
Augusta
Harry Williams
Barrett Hospital
Frank
Hy Tyro
Harold Capehart of
Wisdom
J. A. Meeke
Marridge Briday
Hatch
Twin Falls
Idaho
Nellie Iden
Burley
Mrs. O
Brothers of Dell
Leo Musburger
Bannack
Clara Chapman
Ida E. Morse
Verna Peters
Arline Brandon
Lima
City
East Center Street
Hattie Dart
C. T. Callahan
Sam Langdorf
Sophia Guyaz
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Chicago
Tury
Jow
Luella
Kathering
MicGregor
P.T. A
Ellen May Guild
Ted
Oliver
Fred
Melbourne
Jackson
Ruth Gelhaus
Denton
Montana
Clarence H. Pings
Philip Pings
Joseph Gelhaus
Boulder City
Nev
Lemhi River
Deer Lodge Chapter No
Royal Arch Masons
Oregon Short Line Railroad
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Melrose
Charles LaDue
Sheridan
Hartwig Theatre
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Dorothy Mackaill
K. K E. Adams
C. R. Gray
J. W. Kinney
Boulder
Frank Cooney
Scott Leavitt
C. S. Warden
Montana Highway Commission
Fred.Eudaily
Seiberling
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