Town Guests Visit Dillon and Surrounding Areas
A stream of visitors from Twin Bridges Sheridan Centennial valley Blaine and nearby towns stopped in Dillon over the weekend. Notables include C A Cook Joe Ly Bird Miss Dorothy Gorshe and J Seidensticker. Minor incidents mention dog bite injuries and Mary Louise Purdy’s hand wound requiring stitches. Fred Woodside underwent surgery in Rochester Minnesota and shows good progress.
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Joe Ly Bird
Twin Bridges
Dorothy Gorshe
John Seidensticker
Dillon Welcomes Visiting Notables and Local Visitors
A parade of visitors and locals fills Dillon scenes from Armstead to Melrose and Polaris. May Sprinkle teaches at Hughes school. Lt Governor Hazelbaker and wife visited Helena. numerous residents from Argenta to Sheep Creek Basin shopped, attended events, or conducted business in Dillon Friday through last week.
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May Sprinkle
Hughes
Dillon
F. A. Hazelbaker
Helena
H. F. Rash of
Monida
Stockmen may give notes instead of cash for grazing fees
Delinquent stockmen may offer notes bearing 60 percent interest to renew eligibility for 1932 grazing permits in national forests. If notes or cash are not provided, permit applications will be suspended. As relief during famine conditions, 1932 grazing fees are cut 50 percent in the northwest. permittees need not pay in spring before turning on stock.
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National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Quade
Northwest
Broadcast From Butte Delights Dillon Listeners
KGIR aired a Friday evening musicale hosted by Don Nelson and Marion Peyatt from 6 to 6 30. Many Dillon friends tuned in to enjoy the program and support the popular local young men.
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KGIR
Don Nelson
Marion
Peyatt
Dillon
Methodist Aid Plans St Patrick Day Program
The Methodist Aid will meet in church parlors Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Ralph Liggett Mrs. W C Hardy and Mrs C C Horn. A St Patrick's day program will be given.
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Methodist Aid
Ralph Liggett
W. C. Hardy
C. C. Horn
Dinner Honors Montana State Normal College Alum
The quarterly alumni dinner for Montana State Normal College was held last Saturday evening at Mrs. Peter J. Peterson’s ranch home, located south of the city.
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Montana State Normal College
Peter J. Peterson
Shakespeare Club Discusses The House of Connelley
At a public library meeting, Shakespeare club members discussed the play The House of Connelley during Saturday afternoon sessions.
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Shakespeare Club
Public Library
House of Connelley
Fire destroys cabin north of Kentucky avenue
A cabin owned by John Rebich, located north of Kentucky avenue, was completely burned shortly after midnight on Saturday. Neighbors spotted the flames before firefighters were summoned, the house being outside city limits and beyond reach of the nearest hydrant.
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Kentucky Avenue
John Rebich
8A Junior High Presents March 18 Assembly Program
Miss Brauer 8A class will present an assembly Friday March 18 at 2 30 PM in the old training school auditorium. Public is invited. Program includes processional selection scripture salute to flag readings songs dances pictures of Salmon River trip by Forrester and Schmittroth special numbers by brass quartet Washington life highlights violin solo Peter Best Presidents stunts and Wearing of the Green audience sing along.
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Forrester
Schmittroth
Washington
Peter Best
Brass Quartet
Dillon P
T. A
Training School
L. A. Gregory
W. G. Gilbert
Claudia Faust
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Croup Coughs
Frightening croupy coughs and night coughs eased by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Mothers endorse it as an sedative without opiates and mild laxative. Contains no chloroform. Mrs. N. Weigel of Calvary Wisconsin praises its effectiveness for children. Sold by Geo M Gosman.
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Foley
N. Weigel
Calvary
Wis
Grade School Basketball Tournament Slated for March 19
The Parent Teachers Association sponsors a grade school basketball tournament on March 19 inviting teams from Twin Bridges Whitehall Sheridan and Bannack plus the Twin Bridges orphans home. Games likely at the Normal College gym.
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The
Parent-Teachers Association
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Sheridan and Bannack
Normal College
St Patrick's Dinner Hosted by Mautz and Tower for K Z N Sorority
Miss Anna Mautz and Miss Barbara Tower chaired a St Patrick's dinner at their South Washington Street home for K Z N sorority sisters. The evening featured a well appointed dinner followed by a lively bridge game after seven o'clock Saturday night.
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Anna Mautz
Barbara Tower
St. Patrick’s
Tower
South Washington Street
Church to spend about $1000 on repairs and gear
At a vestry meeting Monday evening St. James Church outlined an outlay of about $1000 for repairs and new equipment consistent with other spring improvement projects.
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St. James Church
Girl Scouts From Butte Hear Miss Metlen Talk Europe Trip
A group of Girl Scouts from Butte attended a Monday meeting in town. Miss Bernice Metlen delivered an engaging talk about her trip to Europe and the countries she visited.
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Butte
Bernice Metlen
Europe
Ranch auction clears Schuler ranch holdings
At the Schuler ranch north of the city an auction last Thursday sold a large lot of farm implements and household goods by R. J. Bidstrup.
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Schuler Ranch
R. J. Bidstrup
Roof Blaze At Mrs Campbell Home Suppressed By Volunteers
A small roof fire at the home of Mrs. Augusta Campbell on McDock Street Saturday morning caused slight damage. The volunteer fire department extinguished the blaze before it gained a serious start.
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Augusta Campbell
Mcdock
Mrs Barrett Hosts M M Club Luncheon at Greenview
Mrs Robert Barrett entertained the M M club Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon at Greenview the country home of Mrs Peter J Peterson.
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M. M. Club
Robert Barrett
Greenview
Peter J. Peterson
Buey Taken to Deer Lodge for Penitentiary Term
M. W. Buey was removed to Deer Lodge on Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff W. Kibarry to begin his term at the state penitentiary.
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M. W. Buey
Deer Lodge
W. Ki.barry
State Penitentiary
Deer trapped by Blair Sprinkle and Dick Nelson
Blair Sprinkle and Dick Nelson brought a fawn into town after a trap they set for coyotes released the deer. The animal was unharmed except for a jaw injury from the trap and was cared for at the Nelson home. It appears coyotes were drawn to the trap by a dangling chain. This is the second time the pair have trapped a deer.
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Blair
Sprinkle
Dick Nelson
Dee
Nelson
Tiagka
Death of James Newton Shannon Notice in Oregon
Word arrived in Dillon Saturday of the death that day at Marshfield Oregon of James Newton Shannon father of Mrs Earl Wheat of this city Mrs Wheat was en route to Marshfield but did not reach before his death Mr Shannon had visited Dillon on several occasions and had many friends there He was well known at Butte Anaconda and Missoula Two sons Clifford of Marshfield and Ray of Thompson Falls survive
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Dillon
Marshfield
Oregon
James Newton Shannon
Earl Wheat
Modern Woodmen to Present Film Exhibit and Dance Evening
Dillon camps of Modern Woodmen plan an entertainment in a moving picture exhibit with a dance and refreshments on the evening of March 29. Ivarl H Roe, in the city for organization work, reports about 20 members secured for the Women's camp.
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Dillon
Ivarl H. Roe
Winnetka Players Stage Holiday Prominent Miss Free
Miss Ella Free daughter of Mrs L kt Free played a prominent part in Holiday a Philip Barry production staged last Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday by the Winnetka players of Winnetka Illinois The Chicago Tribune gave a favorable account of the production with a cast picture.
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Ella Free
Judgment and Decree Involving Jones and Smith Parties
A judgment and decree issued in district court names Mrs Osie Sk Smith and Farmer Smith against Frank T Jones Florence Jones and Charles M Jones. An amendment appeal to the state supreme court has been filed in the case State of Montana versus M W Buey who was recently convicted and sentenced in district court here.
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Haseen
Osie Sk. Smith
Farmer Smith
Florence Jones
Charles M. Jones
State Supreme Court
Montana
M. W. Buey
Iillen May guild elects officers for coming year
The Iillen May guild met Thursday at three o clock with Mrs F HH Bimrose and Mrs Fred Crouse as hostesses at 323 KF Morse Street. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs Fred Crouse president Mrs S H Tyre vice president Miss Jean Bishop secretary and Miss Martha Featherly treasurer.
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Iillen May Guild
F. HH. Bimrosé
Fred Crouse
Bimrose
KF. Morse Street
S. H. Tyre
Jean Bishop
Martha Featherly
Youngster Struck by Truck Near Kindergarten
Billy Perkins son of Mr and Mrs W C Perkins was hit by a livestock dealer's truck as he left the kindergarten Thursday morning. He was not seriously injured and was taken home.
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Billy Perkins
W. C. Perkins
Butte
Mrs D V Paddock Hosts Nightclub Evening
Mrs D V Paddock entertained the Nightclub Thursday evening at her home. Following an evening of bridge delicious refreshments were served.
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D. V. Paddock
Pinochle Club Dines at South Atlantic Home
Mr and Mrs J E Kelly hosted a seven o clock dinner Thursday evening at their South Atlantic Street residence to entertain their pinochle club.
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J. E. Kelly
South Atlantic Street
Manse Society Hosts Thursday Afternoon At Stone Home
Mrs Fratie Stone and Miss Anna Patterson entertain the Manse society Thursday afternoon at the Stone residence 921 South Washing.
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Anna Patterson
Manse Society
the Stone
St James Guild Set Meeting for March 17
St James Guild will meet Thursday afternoon March 17 at 1 30 p m at the guild hall hosted by Mrs D A Galt and Mrs Howard Morse.
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St. James Guild
Guild Hall
D. A. Galt
Howard Morse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lima
C. AL Cook
Twin
Bridges
Henry Snyder
Sheridan
Jack Lasich
Mrs
Oscar Gravely of
Dell
Frank Storer
Ivo
James Doyle
Centennial Valley
Mit
Maynard Nyhart
Mose Smyth
Blaine
R. Cchan
J. E. Doyle
J. Morrison
City
IF. H. Bimrose
Fuller
Portland
Mary Louise Purdy
Charles M. LaDue
Fred’ Woodside
Rochester, Minn
Colorado
Telephone. & Telegraph Co
Henry
Foster
Roberts
Idaho
A. H. French
Argenta
Frank Buhrer
Re‘chle
William Gray
Deller Gordon of
Armstead
John Koski
Dack Jeputy
George Hughes
John Smith of
Melrose
Frank Sawyer
Dick Olson
Wesley Mosley
Wise River
William Climer of
Wilbur Tash
Grasshopper Section
T. J. Call
Frank Rife
Son of
Medicine Lodge
Floyd Kenison
Sheep Creek Basin
John Kambich
John Jenkins
Paul Bramsman
Francis Gelhaus
Luella Carruthers of
Ogden
Tom Pendergast
Big Hole Basin
John Mettier
Lewistown
Margaret
the Normal College
Alex Crosby
Salt Lake
Hair Dressers
Carl Knoll
Andy Hays
Polaris
A.A. Simpson
Ranger Uhlhorn
St. James Guild Hall
DeMolay
Orange Crush Orchestra
Americen Teion
American Federation of Latior
Asgeetet Ior
Legior MoHtery
National
Orgertcationa
Stpesa
Yours
James Couzens
Michigan
Insect
Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
United Actions Or Employment Group
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Association of National Advertisers
the Legion Auxiliary
Bridge Party
Girl Scouts
Pather
Woodmen Plan Party
District Court
Ellen May Guild
Pinochle Club
T. A. Entertainment
Kreso
Geo. M. Gosman
Gexaol
Mont
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