Dillon Social Roundup Narrows Local Visits and Births
Mrs Austin Linder visited Blaine and various residents from Dillon. several twins and relatives travel from Twin Bridges to Dillon. A daughter was born Saturday at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Kennison of Dillon. Notables include Justice Ralph J. Anderson campaigning, and multiple trips to Sheridan Detroit Butte and Los Angeles. People return from fishing trips and visits, with several leaving for Livingston June meetings. Clerical notes report county commission meetings upcoming and a court clerk receiving word of activities.
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Barrett Hospital
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Dillon
Sheriff Temple Testifies in Federal Case In Local Court
Sheriff Paul Temple was summoned Tuesday to testify as a witness in the federal case against B W Mauser, who was arrested here earlier on a narcotics charge.
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Paul’ "Temple
Hena
Federal ‘Court
Mauser
Junior Auxiliary meeting hosted by Ardella Lanner
Members of the Junior Auxiliary gathered Tuesday June 21 at 7 o clock at Ardella Lanner's home. The L D 8 picnic will be held Sunday June 26 in Mill Creek Canyon above Sheridan. Transportation requests should be directed to Mrs. Fred Dart.
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Ardella Lanner
L. D
Mill Creek Canyon
Sheridan
Fred Dart
Moose Lodge To Meet With Dictators Night Event
The Moose lodge holds a meeting tonight at the I O O F hall. A class of candidates will be initiated during the business session followed by a social hour with entertainment and refreshments.
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Moose Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Homemakers Club Meets June 20 At Lasich Home
The Homemakers club will meet Monday June 20 at 2 o clock at 887 South Atlantic the home of Mrs Frank Lasich Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Fred Kerr and Mrs Robert Wright Election of officers will be held at this meeting.
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Homemakers Club
Frank Lasich
South Atlantic
Fred Kerr
Robert Wright
Local Women Compete In Butte Invitational Golf Meet
Mrs. Dave Williams Mrs. Boss Emerick Mrs. Wayne Roberts and Mrs. Leonard Schulz traveled to Butte for an invitational handicap golf tournament at the Butte Country Club. Butte and Anaconda golfers took part with awards for the best score from each town and Schulz led Dillon with the top Dillon score.
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Dave Williams
Boss Emerick
Wayne Roberts
Leonard Schulz
Butte
Butte Country Club
Anaconda
Dillon
Dillon Rainbow Girls Delegates Head to Great Falls Convention
Three delegates from the Dillon Assembly of Rainbow for Girls depart Tuesday by motor for the state convention in Great Falls. Marjorie Decker, Mary Liggett, and Helen Shaffner lead the group with Mrs. T. E. Luebben and son Tom accompanying. Mrs. Elsie Wayne plans to join in Great Falls as the convention runs Thursday and Friday.
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Dillon Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Great Falls
T. E., Luebben
Tom
Marjorie Decker
Mary Liggett
Helen Shaffner
Charity
Elsie Wayne
Dinner meeting of BPW group at Claranel
Business and Professional women held a Wednesday dinner at the Claranel with convention delegates Claudia Faust and Helen Decker leading. Decker discussed women in public office and federation politics while Faust spoke on My Business and Yours and other club projects. Decker sisters performed musical numbers.
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Claudia Faust
Helen Decker
Miss Decker
Grand Canyon
Faust
Decker Sisters
Junior Auxiliary selects Ardella Lanner as chair
At the regular meeting Tuesday evening the Junior Auxiliary elected Ardella Lanner chair man. Mary Tait was named secretary and Margaret Callaher chaplain. Mary Beth Smith became organist with Florence Cast erline as sergeant-at-arms. Flag bearers are Marcia Warner Ann Carroll Esther Schmittroch and Erma Lou Warner. This was the last meeting of the season with Ardella Sanner hosting refreshments.
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Ardella Lanner
Mary Tait
Margaret Callaher
Mary Beth Smith
Florence Casterline
Marcia Warner
Ann Carroll
Esther Schmittroch
Erma Lou Warner
Ardella Sanner
Harvard student returns to Kennedy ranch summer crew
George Kennedy of the Centennial valley passed through Dillon on his return from Harvard. He is a Beaverhead county high school graduate. Suite mate Chris Tofer Berliner from Munich will spend the summer at the Kennedy ranch. his father heads the Museum of Natural Arts in Munich. In August Dave Ulrich of Seattle, Kennedy’s roommate, will join them during haying season.
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George Kennedy
Centennial Valley
Dillon
Harvard
Beaverhead County
Christofer Berliner
Munich
Germany
Glacier Park Opens Logan Pass to One Way Traffic
Glacier Park Montana Logan Pass on Going to the Sun highway opened today as the park season began. One way lane through deep winter drifts was cleared and the road was opened to car travel.
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Glacier Park
Mont
U.P
Logan Pass
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Garden wedding in Dillon for Mrs. Reeder and Col. Todd
In a quiet Dillon ceremony at the Reeder home, Mrs. Joseph Eaton Monroe and Colonel Eugene B. Todd wed beneath hydrangea and roses. Attended by close family, the couple planned a motor honeymoon to St. Paul and the Northwest before settling in Dillon after July 1.
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Joseph. Eaton Monroe
Dillon
Reeder
Eugene B. Todd
Nevada
Monroe
Joseph Eaton Monroe
State Normal College
State Bank and Trust ‘Company
Colonel Todd
St. Louis
Todd
Rinehart
Fred Gardiner
Missouri
Wildlife report details Beaverhead National Forest elk moose and fish plantings
The annual wildlife report by Evan W. Kelley shows Beaverhead National Forest planted about 11 million fish fry in 24 streams and lakes led by grayling in 9.7 million. Moose total 380 and beavers 3150. mule deer 4200 and black bear 350. Predators include 2500 coyotes and 270 lynx with 651 killed by survey crews and hunters. Sheep losses total 1823 with some bear predation. Game birds include blue grouse and sage hens with ptarmigan rare. Acres of refuges total 233,248 within the forest.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Evan W. Kelley
W. B. Willey
Beaverhead
Beaverhead Forest
Montana
Idaho
Dillon Juniors Rally Butte In 3-2 Thriller At Clark Park
Alan Bradley dominated the mound for Dillon with 17 strikeouts in a pitching duel. Wedum delivered the winning run in the ninth as Dillon edged Butte 3-2. Butte answered with a two run second inning while Dillon tied it in the sixth and won on Good’s grounder misplayed by the third baseman.
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Wedum
Bradley
Butte
Dolper
Dillon
Bayerd
Davis
Conger
McClaren
Good
Butte Legion
Clark Park
Wilson
Wheat Data Sheets Distributed to Farmers
Farmers under the 1938 agricultural conservation program received wheat data sheets this week from the county agent's office. The forms seek wheat acreage and yield information for the past ten years and must be returned by June 25, as urged by Bernard Williams, secretary of the county committee.
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Bernard Williams
Beaverhead 4-H Delegates Attend State Meeting
John Hartwig and Mary Liggett of Dillon represented Beaverhead 4-H at the state convention in Bozeman last week. Rosa Lee Brown of Armstead led Beaverhead in attendance amid four days of conferences and training with 200 club members. Milton Schaplow of Gallatin county was elected state 4-H club president.
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John Hartwig
Mary Liggett
Dillon
Bozeman
Beaverhead
Rosa Lee Brown
Armstead
Milton Schaplow
Gallatin County
Politicians Receive No Posting Warning In City
Mayor D A Galt announced a Wednesday ordinance prohibiting posting bills or placards on poles and fences in the city. The measure intends strict enforcement to curb street postings.
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D. A. Galt
Survey of Montana relief load to gauge aid needs
Administrator I. M. Brandford of the welfare department announced a survey of Montana relief load to determine the need for foodstuffs and clothing to supplement other forms of assistance. Brandford said the federal surplus commodities corporation advised the state will probably need large amounts of commodities, especially in industrial centers.
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I. M. Brandford
Welfare Department
Brandford
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Greene Tash duo win Dillon Country Club handicap tourney
Archie Greene and Dale Tash won the Dillon Country Club handicap event with a net 81. The tournament was tightly fought as only nine strokes separated the field, marking the second event of the club’s summer season.
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Dillon Country Club Links
Archie Greene
Dale Tash
Dillon Horse Wins at Butte Show
Smokey Bill Dungan and Yellowstone won the Rocky Mountain cafe stake in the stock horse class at the Butte show. They had placed second the night before to reach the finals, performing precise turns and stops to win the audience. Another Dillon entry was Buttons the Appalace stallion owned by Malcolm Stone, ridden in open and ladies three-gaited classes.
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Smokey Bill Dungan
Yellowstone
Butte Horse Show
Rocky Mountain Cafe
Smokey Bill
Smokey
Dillon
Buttons
Malcolm Stone
New U S Postage Stamps Arrive at Dillon Post Office
Dillon’s post office reports a stock of the new issue stamps in pastel shades. The half cent features Franklin, the one cent George Washington, and the cent and a half shows Martha Washington. Postmaster Harry Andrus announced availability.
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Dillon's
United States
Franklin
George Washington
Martha Washington
Harry Andrus
Stahl Files for Clerk of Court
Paul Stahl Jr filed Thursday as a Republican candidate for the county clerk and recorder’s office. He runs a local dairy, is well known in the county, and is the son of Mr and Mrs Louis Stahl who were longtime residents.
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Paul Stahl, Jr
Stahl
Louis Stahl
New Plan Aims at Upgrading Fishing Licenses
John W. Schofield state superintendent of fisheries and hatcheries announced a plan allowing holders of existing $2 fishing and bird hunting licenses to surrender them, pay $3 more, and obtain a $5 sportsmen's license. All proceeds this year will fund fish screens to prevent irrigation ditch losses.
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John W. Schofield
Thanks for sympathy and support at Elizabeth Bay’s death
Jens Bay and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and expressions of sympathy after the death of beloved wife and mother Elizabeth Bay. They especially thank those aiding with the funeral and those who sent floral tributes. PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW
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Elizabeth Bay
State's pest control allotment cut
Montanan's Inc reports the state trimmed pest control funds by 35 percent this year amid grasshopper and Mormon cricket threats. Delegates are urged to restore the cut to avert a looming infestation.
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Montanan's Inc
Montana
Montanan’s Inc
Courtesy stations open at Montana ports of entry
Montana opens eight courtesy stations at state entry ports from June 15 to September 15. Twenty college students staff the centers offering information on scenic spots historic points fishing and many other traveler questions. The highway department notes tourists spend about 30 million dollars annually in the state.
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Montana
Highway Department
Episcop al Bishop Resigns Post in Montana Diocese
The Right Rev H H H Fox bishop of the Montana diocese since 1920 and serving for 18 years plans retirement. He is 68 and his retirement becomes effective after the 1939 house of bishops meeting in November.
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Billings
Mont
U.P
H. H. H. Fox
Episcopal Church
Montana
Popular Dillon Couple Weds at Philipsburg
Announcement of the June 12 marriage of Miss Lucille Kelly and Ray Megquier at Philipsburg. Attendants were Valera Fairbanks and Arthur Hansen. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kelly, is Beaverhead County High School graduate and State Normal College alumna. Megquier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Megquier, is a county high school graduate and State University alumnus, employed at Dillon Plumbing and Heating. They plan to reside in Dillon.
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Lucile Kelly
Dillon
Ray Megquier
Philipsburg
Valera Fairbanks
Arthur Hansen
J. E. Kelly
Beaverhead County
State Normal College
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