Residents Welcome New Neighbors and Snowy News
Several families moved into the neighborhood including Mr and Mrs Will Taylor and son on the former Richard Meier place, and Mr and Mrs L Nelson on the Chris Snyder place, bringing school-age children as both schools grow. A bright snowfall brings cheer as social and civic notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Taylor
Son
Richard Meier
L. Nelson
Chris. Snyder
George Ferguson
J. C. Ferguson
California Comes Under U S Navy Control Early War
As the Mexican War opened in 1846 the United States Navy seized Monterey San Francisco and Los Angeles and within a month raised the U S flag over all major positions in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States Navy
Monterey
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United States
California
Dillon P. Tf A Meeting Soon On Child Play
A notice cites a Dillon event scheduled for next Tuesday March 19. It discusses play as a constructive force for children, stressing home influence, wholesome recreation outside the home, and the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Townsend plan and political race linger in letters
A letter discusses the Townsend plan as a revived economic proposal, arguing it could restore prosperity with a small tax and avoid graft. The writer urges Judge Squires to see the issue as decisive in 1936, hoping for fair contest and honoring commitments. The note ends noting the cruiser U S Houston’s four year commission and travel history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Congress
T. H. DuBois
Safeways Nose Out Virginia City In OT Thriller
Safeway Independent basketball team led by Ralph Smith traveled to Virginia City and edged the local club 45-44 in overtime. Moose Rouse scored 20 for the winners, Monte Reynolds 17 for Virginia City, with a late tying shot by Leo Musburger and a key foul line push by Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
Ralph Smith
Virginia City
Leo Musburger
Avineky
Moose
Rouse
Monte Reynolds
Reynolds
Conlon
McClurg
Northside Country Club Dinner Hosted by Mrs Giudici
Mrs Carl Giudici will entertain Northside Country Club on Tuesday March 19 at 1 PM for a luncheon. Mrs Agnes Pierce of Grant visits with her son Dicky who is hospitalised at Barrett for a hand infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Country Club
Carl Giudici
Agnes Pierce
Grant
Dicky
Barrett Hospital
M M Club Enjoys Luncheon at Gleed's and Social at Paul Home
The M M club was entertained by Mrs Frank Paul with a luncheon at Gleed's at 1:30 pm on Wednesday. Afterward the group gathered for a social afternoon at Mrs Paul's residence on South Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.M
Frank Paul
Gleed’s
Paul
South
Washington Street
Travel notes from local residents on midweek movements
Junior Elliott returned Wednesday morning from California. Dr. Leanora May returned Tuesday evening from Walla Walla, Boise for foot work training. Dan Tovey of Wisdom stopped in Dillon on his way to Logan Utah for Budge Bros clinic. Dr. George L Routledge and Bill Steele returned from Salmon where the doctor assisted a child. Lt. C R Hazeltine of Fort Missoula is inspecting camp sites for CCC workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanora May
Walla Walla, Wash
Boise
Idaho
Dan Tovey
Wisdom
Dillon
Logan
Utah
Budge Bros
George L. Routledge
Bill Steele
Salmon
C. R. Hazeltine
Fort Missoula
CCC
Good Fever for a Liver Breakfast Menu Proclaims Vacuum Packed Coffee
A lively column extols a hearty winter breakfast starting with tomato juice and hominy cooked in milk. It praises bacon and fried bananas and especially coffee, advising readers to choose vacuum packed brews for freshness and flavor.
Three Shell Limit Placed on Wildfowlers Guns
President Roosevelt approves a Federal amendment restricting automatic and repeating shotguns used for migratory birds to a three shell capacity. The rule, effective immediately, requires magazines to be plugged or cut down and will affect duck and goose hunting nationwide. J N Darling praised the move as a conservation gain, backed by sportsmen and conservationists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Bureau of Biological Survey
Biological Survey
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
J.N. Darling
Ding
Local residents join survey trip and community events
Mr Lamb and Ost and government survey team traveled to the E P Marchesseau ranch on Thursday to estimate snow depth in the parks above Elkhorn Springs. Mrs Frank Marchesseau and Delia joined a Dillon motor trip for a flag contest at the training school. Delia took part as locals from rural and city schools attended. Other Dillon visitors included George and Jim Harrison and Mrs Russell Harrison. Adolph Pahnish and Jim Harrison hunted horses in Lake Creek. Lucille Harrison returned to school after illness. Ryburn and Walter Smith retired from Dillon. Stanley Starr Jr and Arvil Shurtliff visited the Pyle ranch over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
E. P
Delia
George
Jim ‘Harrison
Russell Harrison
Joe
Ayburn
Dillon
P. Marchesseau
Bannack Thurday
Adolph, Pahnish
Jim Harrison
Lake Creek District
Lucille Harrison
Joe Ryburn
Walter Smith
Stanley Starr, Jr
Arvil Shurtliff
Pyle Ranch
Survey chief lauds amendment as outstanding conservation act
The survey chief praised the amendment, citing growing pressure and the annual hunter toll plus natural causes as accelerating threats to migratory waterfowl. He warned many duck and goose varieties popular with hunters are nearing extinction or are already in danger.
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Reischle
MclItrath
Piccone
Mildred Schuler
Neil Cumming
John Verbance
Dan Piccone
Julius Hartwig, Jr
Hartwig
Bill Garrison
Butte
Margaret Bryan
Chas. Page
Paul Kramer
Tinicum
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers
P. O. Box
Squires
Houston
Seattle
Wash
the City Baking Co
Mr. Smith
Edward. W. Pickard
Montana State College Bobcat Band
Montana State College
Bozeman
State Normal’ College
Lou Howa
Ind
Kastelitz
Musburger
Fairbanks
Crocker
C. Conlon
Musbureer
M. M. Club
Junior Elliott
News Review
Edward W. d
Weekly News Review
St. Rose Guild
St. Rose Hall
Patrick’s Day
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Montana
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon, Mont
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