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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1937

Page

5

Dillon Notes From Week End Visits And Local Events

Dillon residents hosted and visited relatives from Missoula Lima Armstead Sheridan Pocatello Butte and Helena over the weekend and midweek. Local officials Jim Campbell Guy C Combes Sheriff Paul Temple and bank president attended trips and a funeral in Butte while Royal Neighbors Theta bridge club and St James Guild gathered for meetings and charity sewing at Barrett Hospital.

John Cosgrove Pocatello, Idaho Dillon

Local Social Notes Highlight Dillon Residents

Dillon onlookers record social visits and family milestones with residents from Sheridan Twin Bridges Dell Melrose Blaine Jackson and Reichle. Local business and hospital news include Harry Hickey admitted to St James in Butte and Madeline Giudici visiting Murray hospital.

Harry Hickey St. James Hospital Butte

Rebekah Lodge Program Delights Guests With Music Talks

Members of the Diana Rebekah lodge present an evening program featuring vocal solos When Song is Sweet by Gertrude Sasakhi and Just a Little Trouble sung by Mrs Wilma Halloran A short talk by Judge H G Rodgers on The Principles of Rebekah Odd Fellowship a colored skit Mrs Johnsons One Wheeled Taxi by Mrs Selah Frakes and Mrs Nellie Sanner Pinochle rounds out the entertainment with prizes and midnight refreshments reported as a most enjoyable time by all in attendance.

Diana Rebekah - Lodge Gertrude Ole Wilma Halloran H. _G. Rodgers Rebekah-Odd Fellowship Johnson

Girl Scout Troop 4 Meets at Training School

Girl Scout Troop No 4 met at the training school building on Wednesday March 3 Evelyn Gregg Mary Ann Luebben Golda Talent Anna Jeanne Lockness and Marjorie Lowell visited Mrs T EB Leubbens to work on hostess badge requirements. Last week they trained with Mrs E G Free to pass their first class first aid. Today the second class girls learned five constellations and when to find them in the sky. Viola Nissen scribe.

Evelyn Gregg Mary Ann Luebben Golda Talent Anna Jeanne Lockness Marjorie Lowell T. EB. Leubbens E. G Viola Nissen

Farewell Party for Jeppson Family at Local Church

Members of the Latter Day Saints and friends gathered at the church Sunday to bid farewell to the J. C. Jeppson family before their move to Lewiston Idaho. Refreshments, entertainment, and a gift for their new home concluded the gathering. The PTA program featured Emma McGahan, two girl Scouts Dolores Williams and Betty Blythe Stephan, grade school tumbling and tap dance, and a safety talk by Robert Wright of the state Highway Patrol.

Latter Day Saints Church J. C. Jeppson Lewiston Idaho Jeppson Emma McGahan Dolores Williams Betty Blythe Stephan Robert Wright State Highway Patrol

Cattle Shipments to Portland Move Through Armstead

Three carloads of fat cows from Pahnish Livestock reach Armstead for shipment to Portland. Guy Gray, cattle and horse buyer for a Middle West firm, contracts for 200 steers from Carroll Livestock in the Big Hole district.

Pahnish Livestock Company Armstead Portland Guy Gray Middle West Carroll Livestock Company Big Hole

Paramount Cleaners Hire Pacific Coast Garment Specialist

Paramount Cleaners led by Charles Pilgrim hired J A S Johnston a noted garment specialist from the Pacific coast. Johnston arrived last week from Seattle where he has spent the past fifteen years in the cleaning industry.

Paramount Cleaners Charles Pilgrim J. A. S. Johnston Pacific Coast Mr. Johnston Seattle

Auction sales draw brisk bidding at two ranches

Yesterday at the Dick Nedrow ranch and Thursday at Ned Saunders ranch crowds attended the auctions. Col. Luther Smith served as the auctioneer and bidding was described as brisk.

Dick Nedrow Ned Saunders Col. Luther Smith

Photographer L H Saito Weds in Idaho Falls

Dillon photographer L H Saito and Japanese-American Studio owner married last Wednesday in Idaho Falls to Kobayashi Aki. Mrs Saito was an Idaho Falls resident. Beaverhead County potato growers met at city hall to hear talks by B E Isaac state extension horticulturist and George Knight chief of the M ate division of horticulture.

L. H. Saito Dillon Idaho Falls Kobayashi Aki Beaverhead County B. E. Isaac State Extension George Knight Mate Division of

Marriage License Issued in Waterloo Pair Wed by Judge Stahl

A marriage license was issued Saturday at Norman Giles office to Chris Hunt and Kathleen Henrich both of Waterloo. They were married by Judge Louis Stahl.

Norman Giles District Court Chris Hunt Kathleen ‘Henrich Waterloo Louis Stahl

Brotherhood dance delights Danish community at hall

An enjoyable dance was held last Saturday evening at the Odd Fellows hall under the auspices of the Danish Brotherhood.

Odd Fellows’ -Hall The

Beavershead Chapter Plans Bozeman Convention Delegates

At a dinner held at the Andrus Grill fifteen were seated under a red white and blue setup. Myrtle Savage of Norman College and Malcolm Stone presented a Colonial reading and wildlife films. Delegates chosen to the state convention in Bozeman March 17 18 and 19 are Mrs B F Bee Bimrose and Mrs Guy D Coiches with alternates Mrs Frank Hazelbaker and Mrs H G Rodgers. Also attending will be state regent Fred Woodside Miss Jessie Dubog Beaverhead regent and state secretary treasurer Mrs T E Lubin.

Andrus Norman College Malcom Stone Yellowstone Park Bozeman Bee “Bimrose Guy D. Coiches Frank * Hazelbaker Irs Fred Woodside

Legion Auxiliary Elects Secretary Treasurer and Sews for Hospital

A regular Ameri can Legion Auxiliary meeting at city hall accepted the resignation of secretary-treasurer Mrs J W Walters and elected Mrs D W Paddock to fill the post. A sewing bee for Barrett hospital was planned for the last Tuesday in March and the Americanism Committee will oversee ticket sales for chances on a naval print plate. After business, a social at Mrs George Melton featured a program with Lorraine McGrath reading and vocal numbers by Norman Downing.

American Legion Auxiliary City Hall J. W. Walters D. W. Paddock Barrett Hospital Americanism Committee George Melton Community Service Committee Louise Buhrer Lorraine McGrath Norman Downing

St Rose Guild Gathers at Callahan Home

St Rose Guild convened Thursday at Mrs. T. C. Callahan residence with Miss Anna Tobin as co host. Fifty plus members enjoyed entertainment by a high school trio coached by L A Gregory including Miss Marjorie Decker flute Joe Brown violin and Miss Mary Dawn Warner piano. Plans were set for a St Patrick s day dinner on Sunday March 14 by guild members.

St. Rose Guild T. C. Callahan Anna Tobin L. A. Gregory Marjorie Decker Joe Brown Mary Dawn Warner

Jeppeson Leaves Dillon for Lewiston New Roles

J. C. Jeppeson former J. C. Penney Co. manager arrived Sunday with his family for Lewiston Idaho. His daughter Betty remains in Dillon through the school term while he sold his Dillon home to Alvin Jones and bought in Lewiston. He left Dillon Tuesday morning and sent best greetings to friends and Dillon residents. He paid for a Messenger subscription to keep Dillon in mind.

J. C. Jeppeson J. C. Pennew Co Lewiston Idaho Betty Dillon Jeppeson Alvin Jones Jeppsons Mr. Jeppeson Dillon and__vicinity the Messenger

Pinochle Club Hosted by Mr and Mrs Schuler at Ranch

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler entertained their pinochle club last Friday evening March 5 at their ranch home. High scores were posted by Mr. Maynard Miller and Mrs. Elwood Morrison. Refreshments were served by the hosts.

Harry Schuler Maynard Miller Elwood Morrison

Young Peoples Fellowship Meeting at St James Church

The Young Peoples Fellowship of St James Church held its regular Sunday meeting at 5 o'clock. After worship and business, members read articles on schools in China and Japan. Elizabeth Wilkingon spoke on Japan's greatest educators before the gathering adjourned until next Sunday at five.

Young Peoples Fellowship of the ‘St. James Church China Japan Elizabeth Wilkingon

Farmers Union to Meet at Riverside School Friday

Dillon local Farmers Union will hold a regular session Friday evening March 12 at 8 o'clock at Riverside school. H C Hansen will read a paper on Cooperation in Scandinavia.

Dillon ‘Farmers Union Dillon The Farmers Union Riverside H. C. ‘Hansen Scandinavia

Carroll Club Card Party Postponed Indefinitely

The Carroll Study Club card party scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed indefinitely. Further details will be announced by club organizers.

Carroll

Taxpayer seeks reduction on assessment after illness

A Beaverhead county taxpayer called the assessor office to file a personal assessment return and asked for a $200 reduction from the prior year due to appendectomy. The rest of the text notes local residents visiting Dillon from Wisdom Lima the Grasshopper valley and Missoula with brief social and civic updates.

O. M. Best

Mrs Harry Anderson Returns Home From Visit

Mrs Harry Anderson who had been visiting at the J R Evans home returned to her home in Rob erts Idaho.

Eloise Olmstead Butte Alice Olmstead The Murray Hospital Ted’Renfro Dell Theodore Brantly Dillon Hazelbaker Missoula A. B Keith T. F. McFadden Spokane Harry Anderson J.R. Evans Roberts Idaho

Mrs Jennings and Hazelbaker Return From Trips

Mrs. W C Jennings of Twin Bridges is visiting Dillon friends while Mrs Frank Hazelbaker returns from a trip to New York City at the start of the week.

Mrs. W. C. Jennings Twin Bridges Dillon Frank Hazelbaker New York City

Mrs Fratie Stone and Miss Anna Patterson Visit Butte

Mrs. Fratie Stone and Miss Anna Patterson were visitors in Butte, arriving for unspecified social or local engagements. The brief note records their presence without detailing events or dates.

Fratie Stone Anna’. Patterson Butte

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George Lane Three ‘Forks W. ‘D. ‘Tovey Ike’ Rife, Cdr Lodge Earl’Ferrett of Mrs. W. B. Gleed of Lima Butté Carl Olson Dellar Gordon of Tom Clemon Martin’ ‘Connelly of Sheridan D. R. Smock Twin Falls Bill Garrison Reichle Marie Egan Hayes Baxter Kenneth Barry Helena Hugh Dart Anaconda George.w. Dart Bart McMennoney Armatead T. BE. Gilbert George Gosman Jim Campbell Dillon Gun Club Guy D. Combes First National Bank Paul Temple Big Hole Basin Nancy Barrett Theta Bridge Club South Washington T. E. Gilbert W. Roberts D. Emerick St. James Guild Guild Hall H. N. Tragitt W. H. Stephan Mra Raymond William Fulwood Henry Thompson of Thomas Bsekers M. McKnight Miss’ Nell McKnight John Dooley Jackson Fay Gransberry George M. Melton Joe Wedum Rife Street Floyd Pappin Normal College Entre Nous Bridge Club R. D. Curry Gebhard Fassler Helen of Melrose Matt Telin and Son Blaine Amanda Giudici Madeline Giudici Cache Valley Hospital Logan Utah Miss Schaeffer- Meyer P. H. Temple Harrry Andrus Farnum Schuyler James Fay Maidie van Etten Thompson Avenue Baptist Ladies’ Aid Baptist Cottage BE. L. Fairbanks the Aid Ernie Pewe Minneapolis Nicholet Hotel Mr Pewe Gee Aes Girl Scout P.T.A NEW Garmentician Saito BROTHERHOOD _DANCE Legion Auxiliary Young Peoples’ Fellowship State Bank Diy Montana Federal Deposit’ Insurance Corporation Harry Helming Roy Baker Wisdom Maggie Halligan Dr. F. M. Poindexter California Mrs. Verne McMannis Grasshopper Valley al Johnson Centennial Valley Thomas Chapman Mrs. Chapman Helen Hildreth Baptist J. T. Newness Rochester Hartwig Theatre the Hartwig Clarence Wheelers Booth Tarkington Roscoe Karns Eleanor Whitney Johnny Downs Marlene Dietrich Charles Boyer Fred MacMurray Gladys Swarthout Jack Oakie Veloz Yolanda James Cagney M. Q. Proulx
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