Residents and Visitors Reported in Dillon Week
Local residents and visitors noted include Spencer and J B Smith of Salmon visiting Dillon. Harry G Davis from Jackson. Adolph Pahnish of Grasshopper visiting. Edwin Whitworth from Sheep Creek basin. LL W English of Alder. R E Elliott of Dell. Diggle Emerick departing for Rochester Minnesota. Ida Pahnish of Grasshopper visiting. H C Biering from Helena. Mrs Otto Schulz and Miss Mary Walter of Sheridan visiting. American Legion auxiliary to meet Monday May 15. Henry Siefken returning from California. final distribution decree filed in Leonard Eliel estate. Mrs Mary Judge and son James leaving for Missoula after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schulz
Mary Walter
Sheridan
Dillon
Mary Judge
James
Missoula
Local visits, funerals, and court actions reported in Dillon
Visitors from Ogden and Butte stopped in Dillon for business and funeral duties. Wills and administration petitions were filed in district court for Albina Stone and John F. Gilliland. Marguerite David returns to Washington to resume agriculture duties. A junior prom at the high school gym drew many attendees. Thieves broke into Johnson Trading and McFadden's, stealing knives, ammunition, and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Stone
District Court
Albina Stone
Marguerite David
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Johnson Trading Company
McFadden
Honor roll criteria and winter quarter student list
The text describes grade point thresholds for honor roll eligibility defining points per credit hour and minimum total grade points. It notes Breiner and peers as examples and reports 12 more students on the winter quarter honor roll than the previous fall list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breiner
Boy injured in wagon accident near river old swimmin hole
Bob Stephan son of Dr and Mrs W H Stephan was in a truck with other boys when it veered off the road near the old swimmin hole west of town. He was thrown over the windshield and landed head first in a briar patch, knocked unconscious briefly with a slight concussion but is recovering satisfactorily. None of the other boys were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stephan
W.H. Stephan
Stéphan
Hit and run driver pleads not guilty in Dillon case
A truck struck a sea which was Naked on the highway north of town Sunday night during a minor repair. The driver fled the scene and was arrested the next day. J. J. Lind of Butte pleaded not guilty to the hit and run charge in Dillon. Trial set for May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lindsay
Butte
Dillon
Four Charged In Grant Store and Post Office Burglary
A. A. Mangus, J. N. Cook, Claude Vance and E. R. Mangus were filed against separately in district court Monday on a charge of burglarizing the Stocker store and post office at Grant. They were arrested shortly after the robbery and confined in the county jail pleading not guilty at arraignment in justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mangus
J. N. Cook
Claude Vance
E. R. Mangus
Stocker
Grant
Justice Court
Man Overcome After Drinking in Pool Hall Nightcare
A Mexican man, after consuming liquor with strong content, entered a pool hall on Monday evening asked for water, collapsed unconscious, and was revived before being taken to the police station for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baepiasees
Pan Hellene Meet and Local News From Lima
Pan Hellenic met at the Country Inn for a no hostess session. A team of horses owned by George Naysich frightened and dashed along the highway on Montana street before stopping. The Rev and Mrs Meeke attended a child welfare meeting at Lima and praised the health programs by Lima and Gosman schools. The Erwin and Corbett suit against Anaconda Copper Mining Co was dismissed after the company deposited the disputed amount. R B Caswell named as defendant. Methodist Aid society to meet Thursday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs Ralph Liggett and Mrs W C Hardy. Teacher examinations set for Thursday to Saturday in Room 807 at the Normal college. Nell Doyle to assist. Two carloads of heavy work horses were shipped from Divide by George Kinnikan to the eastern market, with horses purchased from Huntley Bros of Wisdom and Frank Pendleton, James Paddock, and Smith McKnight of Dell. Demand for standard draft horses rising. Five youngsters escaped injury Saturday night when a sedan owned by J A was in an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
George Kinnikan
Billings
Huntley, Bros. of
Wisdom
Frank Pendleton
James Paddock
Smith McKnight
Dell
McKnight
Program With Mock Puppet Show And Bride Theme Review
A local event featured a mock puppet show and a review titled Brides of Yesterday. Several characters wore wedding gowns of their mothers, eliciting a delightful mood with refreshments served at the end of the evening.
Casey Jones Stops in Ditton En Route to Harrison Ranching Interests
Casey Jones, former grand tiler of the grand lodge of B P C E, with Mrs Jones, halted in Ditton Thursday morning while traveling from Pocatello to Harrison where he holds ranching interests. He assured a large delegation of Idaho Ellis at the state convention due next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey” . Jones
Grand Lodge of
C. E
Jones
Ditton
Pocatello
Harrison
Silver tea at Dillon library draws large crowd
The Dillon public library hosted a Thursday silver tea under the American Association of University Women. The program featured Cecil Musburger in a reading, a violin solo by Frances Robinson who performed her own composition, Isabel Houghton in a dramatic reading, and a Gargoyles playlet by Bill Chance and Barry Caskin of Normal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Public Library
American Association of University
Cecil Musburger
Frances Robinson
Isabel Houghton
Bill Chance
Barry Caskin
Normal College Gargoyles
Health program visit from Dillon to Lima schools
An interesting child health program was held at Lima Monday afternoon sponsored by the Lima and Gosman schools. Dillon attendees included Principal W. W. Wahl of the high school Superintendent Charles Henry of the training school nurse Katherine MacGregor Nell Doyle county superintendent Dr Leanora May and Dr W H Stephan who spoke on Mothers and Babies First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Gosman
Dillon
W. W. Wahl
Charles Henry
Katherine MacGregor
Nell Doyle
Leanora May
W. H. Stephan
Manse Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church social room Thursday afternoon. Hostesses are Mrs. Henry Olsen and Mrs. A. S. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Henry Olsen
A. S. Johnson
Charity Ball Promotes Parent Leather Association Relief
The annual charity ball sponsored by the Parent Leather association will be held next Friday evening at Dillmont Park with music by the Orange Crush orchestra. Proceeds aid the association charity fund funding a summer roundup for preschool children, eyewear fitting, hearing aids removal, and the milk fund for families unable to cover these costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent ‘Leather Association
Dillmont Park
Orange. Crush Orchestra
Montana student wins vocal scholarship at state normal
Erling Richardson of the Montana State Normal College won a vocal scholarship offered by Mrs. I. Ek. Hazel, vocal instructor of the city and Anaconda. He was chosen as an outstanding vocalist of the college and is part of the Music club and St James Episcopal choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erling Richardson
Montana State Normal College
I. Ek. Hazel
Anaconda
Music Club
St. James
Local Police Tag Cars Lacking 1983 Plates
Sheriff and police members tagged cars without 1983 license plates this week. Repeated noncompliance could lead to court action with a $25 fine as prescribed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s
Plain Citizen Predicts Wet Season Ahead
Before the rains Frank Rife of Medicine Lodge predicts a wet season. He is a hopeful citizen not a prophet, believing Nature will do the right thing after years of dry cycles. He says a wet year is long overdue and expects it this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Frank
Hartwig presents Man Against Woman and The Successful Calamity
Friday and Saturday feature Jack Holt Lillian Miles and Walter Connolly in a strange romance of a hard boiled detective and a clever blonde. Sunday Tuesday George Arliss stars in The Successful Calamity a captivating family friendly play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holt
Lillian’ Miles
Walter Connolly
Constipation Relief Promised By Adlerika Remedy
A testimonial from Alice Burns credits Adlerika for24 improving longstanding constipation. The ad, placed by Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist, claims the remedy ends years of stomach discomfort and souring food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Alice Burns
Geo. M. Gosman
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Spencer
Harry G. ‘Davis
Jackson
Adolph Pahnish
Grasshopper
Edwin Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
R. E. Elliott
Patie
Mrs. Diggle Emerick
By Motors
Rochester
Minn
Ida Pahnish
H. C. Biering
Helena
City
American Legion Auxiliary
Henry Siefken
California
Leonard Eliel
Beaverhead Abstract
Pearl J. Smith
Dillon, Mont
Carl Be Taylor
A. RE Theta
Besse “Bamerick
South Washington Street
EE "W. Reed
Ogden
Utah
Reed’s. Riteway Stores
Town
Albert’ Streb
Gebhard’ Fassler
Melrose
Frank Birrer
Budge Gilbert
Ir Migsoula
W.E. Shields
W. D. Ross
John F. Gilliland
J. P. Birrer
Ivo
Point of Rocks
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Sheaces Orr
Byron Orr
A. G. Williams
Dan Tovey, Jr
Audrey
Eunice
Mesdames Muller
van Brocklin
Louise Johnson
Laurin
Frank P. Birrer
C. H. Peterson
Bozemen
Homer Faust
George Naysich
Montana Street
J. A. Meeke
Erwin
Corbett
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Company
R. B. Caswell
Methodist Aid Society
Ralph Liggett
W. C. Hardy
Normal College
J.A
Lima Health Clinic
Manse Society
Montania
Hartwig
George Arliss
Thurs
Frisco
Jennie
Ruth Chatterton
Tribune
Tion
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