Local visitors and residents mentioned in city notices
A long list of names and trips appears as residents and visitors to the city. The notes include Dell business visitor Dave McKnight, Carl C Hansen and Armatead on business, Miss Helen Smith of Seattle visiting, Morrison and family in town, Agnes Pierce and children from Grant, Ripley from Butte, Henry Fitter of Lima, Grasshoppers residents in town, Ruth Wolfe at Jim Jensen ranch, Ethel Anderson returning from Moscow Idaho, Edison Kent back from Missoula, Kay Gilbert of Tacoma as guest, Mrs Theodore Brantley from Missoula visiting, Fred Loose in trouble in Denver, and multiple other short mentions of travel, visits, and small-town social activity.
Telephone an Essential Helper in Early Job Market
A job seeker aims to start next morning as employers prefer men who can be reached quickly by telephone. The telephone at home aids efficiency by allowing errands, time saving, rapid contact, and emergencies, enabling faster hiring decisions.
Train schedule changes and freight rate relief announced
PIME Agent Harry Baumberger reports Monday changes to passenger trains Nos 31 29 80 and 82 with specified times. The Dillon Butte freight rate petition has been approved with reductions about 20 percent effective June 21 on certain freight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIME
Harry Baumberger
Dillon
Butte
Wool buyers arrive in town amid hopeful chatter
A new wave of woolbuyers, many new to the area, are seen in the community. No large sales yet, but widespread speculation and keen anticipation characterize their visit as growers watch for potential deals.
Findlay Watson Opens P R Repair Shop in City
Findlay Watson, prominent local auto mechanic, has taken over the P R Repair shop opposite Hartwig theatre from Orin Pilon and George Rhino. Watson has repaired cars since the early garages in Dillon, and his work quality is well known to motorists across hundreds of miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Watson
Hartwig Theatre
Orin Pilon
George Rhino
Watson
Dillon
Lovell Baby Born at Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs Philip Lovell announce the birth of a baby boy at Barrett Hospital last Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Simpson
A. A. Simpson
The
Barrett Hospital
Myr
Philip Lovell
Needle club gathering at Mrs Morrow's ranch home
Mrs A C Morrow hosted a Wednesday afternoon get together for the Needle club. Ladies enjoyed informal conversation and refreshments in a home setting on the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Morrow
Ladies of the Needle Club
Four men plead guilty after railroad disturbance arrest
Joel Halvorsen Russell McMillan Horace Jolly and Roy Cavanaugh were arrested Sunday night for creating a disturbance on railroad property and pled guilty before Judge Stahl on Tuesday morning. They were sentenced to 24 hours to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Halvorsen
Russell McMillan
Horace Jolly
Roy Cavanaugh
Stahl
St James Guild Meets at Ranch Home Thursday
St James guild to be entertained by Mrs Jack Selway at her ranch home Thursday afternoon June 22 this will be the last meeting until fall. Transportation inquiries to Mrs Wilkinson. Mixed farm details and local notes follow including visits from Miss Virginia Randolph to Wade Lake and the Girl Scout camp at Butte. Frank Little and family return from Oregon State for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James Guild
Jack Selway
Wilkinson
Virginia
June Randolph
Fred. Woodside
Wade Lake
Randolph
Helen
Virginia Randolph
Butte
Frank Little
Oregon State
Tommy
Martha Roth
Lewiston
Idaho
Jean and
Elizabeth ‘Ballard
Peggy Lou O'Neill
T. F. O'Neill
Joseph Giacoma
Carney
George Christiansen
Fielding Graves
Joseph Ryburn
Dillon
Marguerite Collins
Frances Robinson
Montana State Normal College
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Union Pacific System
Country Inn
Ballard
West Yellowstone
Phillips Apartments
Dillon area notes and visiting residents report
Jefferson Valley News reports visitors from Whitehall Jackson and Wisdom in Dillon during the weekend. Mrs Rachel McCormick of Mowbrdige South Dakota visits Dillon with sister Mrs D L Smith. Local rancher Austin Linder conducts business from near Blaine. A small forest fire in Wise River was contained by a passing crew. work continues on the Medicine Lodge fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel “McCormick
Mowbridge, South Dakota
Dillon
Mrs
D. L. Smith
Austin Linder
Blaine
Wise River
Medicine Lodge
Old Fashioned Home for Century of Progress Visitors
Mrs. E W Mason at 635 Spring St Elgin Illinois offers comfortable rooms with low rates for Century of Progress visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century of Progress
E W. Mason
Spring St
Elgin
Ill
Sunday and Monday Only Matinee Blessed Event
A local theater advertises a Sunday and Monday matinee showing titled Blessed Event. Performers and venue are implied by the listing, with emphasis on the singular feature of a weekend matinee engagement.
Dance notables and stars featured in upcoming events
Dave and Ruth Carlton lead England's premier society steppers with Speck and Don as sensational dancers. Ruth Paine billed as the original Dumb Dora. Extra editions promise Herb Hamilton and his Hollywood Ambassador Orchestra with Cabins in the near schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Ruth Carlton
England
Speck and
Don
Ruth Paine
Dora
Herb Hamilton
Hollywood Ambassador Orchestra
Nuptial Mass and Dillon Society Notes
A Dillon wedding details a nuptial mass for Carney and Ballard families with reception at the Country Inn and a motor departure for West Yellowstone. The piece also notes social visits, travels, and minor incidents including car tire vandalism and a local accident near Armstead.
Scout Troop 14 Announces Fall Recess
Ott Gordon announces no further meetings for Scout Troop No 14 until fall Scoutmaster secrecy noted as a temporary pause in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dave McKnight
Dell
Carl
Hansen
Armatead
Gottlieb
Huber
Smith
Seattle
Tha’ G
A. Decker
Morrison
Agnes “Pierce
Grant
Arthur Ripley
Henry Fitter
Lima
Mrs. W. S. Tash
Grasshoppers Section
Ruth Wolfe
Jim Jensen
May
Clemen
Jackson
Ethel Anderson
Moscow
Edison Kent
Missoula
State University
Winnifred Mitchell
Kay Gilbert
Tacoma
Washington
Dorothy Blinn
Theodore Brantley of
F. A. Hazelbaker
Fred Loose
Denver
Don Randolph
Mary Lou and
Fritzi White
Chicago
E. G. Free
Margaret Lasich
California
City
George Klinski
Velma
George Wolfe
Edgar Adams
Helen Wilkinson
Carleton College
Northfield, Minn
Needle Club
C. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
L. W. Harris
Ogden
Utah
Ida
Monida
Shirley May King
Edgar King
Helen Judge
Miss King
George Pyle
Weldon
Martinson
Jefferson Valley ‘News
Whitehall
James Johnson
H. L. Lapham
James E. Kelly
Joseph
Gelhaus
Mary
Boulder
Helena
Harry E. Miller
C Bar D
Wisdom
Joe Gelhaus
Hartwig
Hollywood
Bill Boyd
William Gargan
Dorothy Wilson
Roscoe Ates
Lee Tracy
Mary Brian
Dick Powell
Johnnie Dunn
Nannette
Betty Gordon
Venus
Father
Lechner
William ‘Ballard
Tom Morrow
Don Light
Stanford University
Hiram Brundage
University of Washington
John Gelhaus
Joseph A. Brown
Josephine Erwin
Charles Burdick
Louise Buhrer
Alaska
Dan Gillispie
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Town
Armstead
J. W. Kenney
H. L. Knappen
Kansas City, Mo
TREAD
J. W. Walters Garage
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