Local social rounds from Dillon and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Joe Dowing Mrs P J Bimat Miss Hoinsinger and others attended gatherings in Dillon. Mrs George Lefgren and Mrs Frank Baldwin are listed among attendees. Joe Birrer hosted guests, with visits by Gearhard Holm and Clifford Birrer to Billings. Leo and Martin Walsh returned from Riverside Iowa and L M Pfiffner with daughter Ruth moved to Red Rock ranch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dell
Joe Dowing
Hoinsinger
H. C. Mc Ninch
Joe Birrer
Jerry Holm
Dick Shirtliff
Alma ‘Henderson
George Lefgren
Frank. Baldwin
S. M. McKnight
Nellie McKnight
Gearhard Holm
Clifford Birrer
Billings
Leo and
Martin Walshi
Riverside
Iowa
L. M. Pfiffner
Ruth
Red Rock
Weekend Social Roundup At Dillon Ranch Area
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Peterson and family visited Mr and Mrs S J Johnson and sons. Kenneth Peterson traveled to Dillon then Logan Utah for medical care. Mrs John Jackson planned a several weeks stay at the ranch. Hosting and guests enjoyed pinochle with five tables and refreshments. Skiers formed a party to the Johnson home for dinner while Royal Neighbors met for a one oclock luncheon. High and low pinochle scores were recorded by Mrs Jim Johnson and Mrs Phil Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Harold Nelson
Dillon
Tom Clemon
John Krause
Jim Johnson
Charles Wenger
Lyston Danzie
Martin Jackson
S. J. Johnson
Ross Hill
Esta Husted
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Phil Murphy
Dillon Gun Club Tunes Up for Telegraphic Shoot
Dillon Gun club shooters led by Joe Lynch and Tige Tallent each hit 46 of 50 in a tune-up event ahead of the Idaho telegraphic shoot. Nine Idaho clubs and Dillon start the March 20 telegraphic contest. Dillon aims to repeat its prior Standard shoot victories. Sunday's scores list include P. WesterGard 45x50 and Vic Westergard 45x50 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Joe Lynch
Tige Tallent
Dillon Gun Club
Idaho
P. Westergard
Vic Westergard
Paul Schirab
R. Smith
E. L. Wheat
R. Barrett
Ferdinand mine group sold to Hekla Mining Co of Wallace Idaho
Argenta reports that the Ferdinand mine group east and north of Argenta was disposed of by George Hartman and Tom Hawkins who held an option on it. Hekla Mining Co of Wallace Idaho now owns it and plans to employ seven men on two shifts to straighten the old shaft within ten to fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Argenta
George Hartman
Tom Hawkins
Hekla Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Sidney Shafer
Dale McQuary
Tom McPherson
Jack Knight
Butte
Practice for High School Operetta Opens Rehearsals
High school students rehearse the full length operetta Hollywood Bound written by Edward Bradley with music by Don Wilson. Three instructors assist with the production including vocal coach Miss Casties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bradley
Don Wilson
Miss Casties
Dillon Delegates Attend Helena District Legion Auxiliary
Members who attended the district convention at Helena last Saturday reported an interesting meeting with talks by organization leaders. A joint banquet and dance followed the business session. Attendees from Dillon included Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Warner, Mrs. A. S. Johnson, and Mrs. C. M. Casterline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
American Legion
Planning Committee Holds Initial Meeting Beav erhead County
Beav erhead county planning committee for an agricultural program met at the county extension agent's office Monday afternoon to begin work on a county program. A follow up with state chairman H G Bolster of Bozeman is set for next Monday in Dillon. Dillon participants included Jardine Rife Bernard Williams Jennings Mayland T E Luebben Jack Keenan and Ernest Orr with others from Dell Reichle and Reichle.
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Beaverhead County
H. G. Bolster
Bozeman
Dillon
Jardine Rife
Bernard Williams
Jennings Mayland
T. E. Luebben
Jack Keenan
Ernest Orr
Floyd Kenison
Dell
J. C. Ferguson
Reichle
National Used Car Exchange Week Launched
A national drive to stimulate American business and boost auto manufacturing begins with Dillon and other dealers joining National Used Car Exchange Week. Dealers advertise used cars on sale tomorrow as 11 million cars seven years old or older could be replaced, easing stock and aiding buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Car
the Messenger
Alvin Macauly
Macauley
Loars Honored at Farewell Party in Baptist Church
Rev and Mrs W J Loar were honored at a farewell reception by cub scout parents and Baptist Ladies Aid. They will move to Spokane where Rev Loar becomes pastor of Liberty Park church. More than a hundred friends attended with music and speeches by Cameron Gowen and others, and a gift was presented to Rev Lear by Miss Ruth Cadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Loar
Baptist Church
Baptist Ladies Aid
Loars
Spokane
Rev. Loar
Liberty Park
L. M. Holloran
H. M. Miller
Cameron Gowen
George Farrell
Everett Martin
Andrew Pickorick
Judson Best
Baptist Men's Club
O. K. Moe
Ben Davis
Bernice Erickson
W. G. Sargent
Lear
Ruth Cadwell
Cattle Buyers and Dillon Visitors Frequent Local Creek
James: Dodd and Dillon cattle buyer Dodd visited the creek Monday. Marchesseau ranch from R. D. Marchesseau, with a team and sleigh. Recent Dillon guests include W. S. Tash, J. D. Harrison, Helen Judge, Marchesseau, and George A. Pyle. Nay Brothers moved 300 head of stock cows from Pyle Brothers to Nay ranch near Bannack. Norman Nelson and family, Wilbur Tash and son Richard hosted Helen Judge for dinner and skiing at Earl Tash ranch. Gordon Berry visited R. D. Marchesseau and, with Marchesseau, skied at Hayes ranch. Ranger Shoene from Jackson was by. Mrs. E. F. Sill of Lima spending week at George Harrison home. Lee Holloran was Polaris visitor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dodd
Nay Ranch
Bannack
Normain Nelson
Wilbur Tash
Richard
Helen Judge
Dillon
Earl Tash Ranch
Gordon Berry
R. D. Marchesseau
Marchesseau
Hunters urged to restrain killings to protect waterfowl
Ira N. Gabrielson chief of the Biological Survey warns State Game Warden James A. Weaver that duck numbers are rising but hunting must not exceed renewal, or flocks will dwindle and migratory flights may disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira. N. Gabrielson
Biological Survey
James A. Weaver
Tourists crave scenes of old west at Montana ranch
Montana guide Prosper R Gorham says tourists seek old west atmosphere not modern shows. He promotes authentic props and costumes, but notes visitors prefer cocktail lounges over panning for gold as ranches eye mail order hats and period flair to attract crowds near Cooke City and Yellowstone.
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Great Falls
Mar
U.P
Montana
America
Prosper R. Gorham
Gorham
New’ Cooke’ City
Silver Gate
Three
Yellowstone Park
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A. A. Schroeder
Idaho Falls
Jackson
Alfred Peterson
May Sprinkle
Irma Stevens
S. J. Johnson and Sons
Kenneth Peterson
Logan
Utah
United States
Lee Holloran
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Lewis & Walker
N. Wyoraing
Butte, Montana
Shippers
P. O. Box
Newark
Penn
David Burpee
California
Burpee
New York
Beaverhead Abstract CO
Pearl I. Smith Agency
Pearl I. Smith
Title Building
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Insurance
R. S. Good
Cut Bank
Good
Vernon E. “Lewis
Fort Benton
Glacier County
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