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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1941

Page

8

Wisdom Mary and Daughters Banquet Highlights Wisdom Social

A Wisdom social calendar summary covers the Junior Wisdom Women's Club banquet at Leon's cafe with a three course menu, piano pieces by Wilma Givogre, and games. 27 ladies attended. Also noted are showers, bridge and pinochle wins, birthday celebrations, quarantine party, and community visits involving many residents and former Wood Hole families.

Wisdom Women’s Leon Wilma Givogre Ivan Shaw Cy Swartz

Montana State sprinter Earl Fairbanks shines in dual meet

Earl Fairbanks of Lima, a top MSU track member, won the 440 yard dash in a dual meet with Whitman College. He also won the 220 yard dash at the Cheney meet and clocked a 49.4 quarter in the same period, losing by a stride to Washington State star Pat Haley. Fairbanks is the son of Mr and Mrs E L Fairbanks, former Dillon residents, and starred on Beaver basketball teams.

Mel Jake Neidt, Jr Mercury Herald Sacramento Fritz Schonenberger Wisdom John H. Schonenberger St. Bernard West Coast Training School Moffatt Field John Big Hole Chadwick Simmons Washington, D. C Civil Service Department C. C Virginia Beach Walter Simmons Fort Peck Missoula William Burgess J. H. Burgess Hamilton Jasper Burgess Seattle Missoula High School CCC George Dobbing Deer Lodge Dobbins Warren Shaw JoAnne Joe Dillon Ralph Huntley Harold Capehart Harlan Capehart Bitter Root George Stewart Arch Stewart J. P. Lossl Walter White C. E. Miller Butte Wilma Givogre Ed Glassey Tom Williams Wesley McKinney Gibbonsville Idaho Grizzly Flyer Montana State University Earl Fairbanks Lima Whitman College Cheney Pat Haley Washington State Earl E. L. Fairbanks Beaver

Demonstration Club Delegates Parley Outlines 1941-42 Program

Delegates from 12 county home demonstration clubs met Saturday with agent Miss Gladys Tofte to outline a tentative 1941-42 program. Attendants included Mrs. Carl Hansen Armstead Nellie McKnight Dell Mrs Jed Nelson Jackson and others from Lima Melrose Wise River and Dillon clubs.

Gladys Tofte Carl Hansen Armstead Nellie McKnight Dell Jed Nelson Jackson L. H. Pfiffner Lima Frank Fidler Melrose George Huber Wise River Dillon W. G. Squires Better Homes Frank Watlins Home Arts E. Hollenbeck Home Harmony Byron Orr Homemakers Cyrus Davis V. Banning Riverside

Ellen May guild to meet at Presbyterian church parlors

The Ellen May guild will meet in the parlors of the Presbyterian church Thursday at 4 30 with Mrs A J Rife Mrs W J Bierrum and Mrs C B Marsh as hostesses. The topic for discussion will be Alaskans and Indian Americans.

Ellen May Guild The Presbyterian Church A. J. Rife W. J. Bierrum C. B. Marsh

Pahnish stock drives into Miller ranch in Big Hole basin

Adolph Pahnish arrives at the Miller ranch near Wisdom with 300 head of Pahnish Livestock Company steers. The Battle will be on pasture through summer and fall. Local residents and guests are listed visiting, shopping, or traveling between Dillon Missoula Butte Helena and surrounding ranches and towns.

George Cottrell Butte Anaconda Missoula Ray Cottrell Galen Ray Cheeful Big Hole Corrals Larry Redmond New York City C. E. Miller U U Ranch Wisdom Warren Hughes Cof Seymour Creek Frank McDowell Spokane Adolph’ Pahnish Miller Ranch Big Hole Pahnish Livestock Company

Girl Scout Leaders Invited To Dinner At Lutheran Church

Girl Scout Council to honor leaders and interested women at a 6:30 dinner Monday at the Lutheran church. Mrs. Dysart Gowen leads arrangements with reservations due by Friday. Assisting are Mrs. William Guernsey and Mrs. Frank Tyro.

Girl Scout Council Lutheran Church Dysart Gowen Gowen William Guernsey Frank‘Tyro

Dillon Orier Bonds Drive Opens With Early Purchases

Dillon and surrounding residents rushed to buy national defense bonds and war savings stamps on the first day. Francis P. Bulger and Robert Good were the first buyers, with totals of 1350 dollars for bonds and 23.40 dollars for stamps. Postmaster Harry J. Andrus noted wide participation and explained that filling a book of 18.75 dollars in stamps could turn into a 25.00 bond in ten years for savings geared toward children.

Francis P. Bulger Dillon America Robert Good Andrus

Local Visitors From Medicine Lodge Spend Tuesday in City

Mr and Mrs Edgar Rite arrived in the city Tuesday from Medicine Lodge for a brief visit. They attended local events and planned to return home the same day.

Edgar Rite City

Local social notes feature bridge party and visits

Mrs. Tom Clemon hosts a bridge event with honors won by Mrs. Harry Lapham and Mrs. John Krause. Mark Clemow low. Anna Lee Shepherd visits from Butte while Jill Hirschy is named May queen. Local residents make trips to Dillon and Butte for business and social events.

Tom Clemon Swan Harry Lapham John Krause Mark Clemow Fred Hirschy Joyce Dillon Sacramento Calif Jill Hirschy Idella Husted Lowell Martinell Jay Dunbar Tom Clemow Fred Nelson Esta Husted Boyd John Jackson Sanford Shepherd Willian Showe Sheridan Showe Anna Lee Shepherd Jack Shepherd la Dean Sessions Martin Jackson

Women’s Athletic Association elects next year’s officers

Lucile Bryson of Manhattan is named president Joyce Aughney of Manhattan vice president Jane Gaustad of Butte secretary Elizabeth Knowlton of Livingston treasurer and Carol Miles of Superior recorder. The annual awards banquet is set for Sunday May 11 with eligibility limited to AWAA members who have contributed five hours to May Fete. During the regular assembly on Wednesday at 10 am the motion picture Wells Fargo starring Joel McCrea Bob Burns and Frances Dee was shown for its depiction of the era’s determined pioneer effort.

Eunice Brown Missoula Wisdom Chapter Sne Wisdom Lois Hazelbaker Joan Orr Dillon Clarence Helming Masonic Hall Order God Bless America J. H. Scofield Wallace The Wisdom Auxiliary Charity Hill Pearl Miller Leone Blake Essie Helming Ruth Helming Women’s Athletic Association Lucile Bryson Manhattan Joyce Aughney Jane Gaustad Butte Elizabeth Knowlton Livingston Carol Miles Superior AW. A. A Wells Fargo Joel McCrea Bob Burns Frances Dee

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