Dillon Social Roundup Summarizes Local Visitors and Events
Dillon residents and guests are noted in a social roundup of visits and activities. Bannack visitor George Ashworth. Jackson shopper Mrs. Fred Nelson. Polly Tower and Gertrude Knox from Lima. former Dillon resident Arthur Mayden from Blackfoot Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer back from Oregon and Washington. Craver family from Butte at May Fete. Eddie Pappetti of Salmon Idaho en route to Missoula. Armstead visitors the Bud and Jim Campbells. Alma Marons of St. James Ep. furloughed sailors Robert Melton and William Pederson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cushing host Billings visitors. Mrs. Annie Melo’s death in San Pedro. Carl J. Hambro visit in Butte. Clyde Scott and H. E. Andrus groups. Lyle Essex recovering from major surgery. Presbyterian Manse tea. highway patrols test automobile lights. St Rose guild card party. real estate appraising ad seeking trainees.
Methodist Ladies Aid Plans Thursday Church Parlor Meeting
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday in the church parlors at 3 o clock. Mrs George Baker and Mrs Charles Nelson will be hostesses. All members and friends are welcome to attend.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
George Baker
Charles Nelson
Delegates Named for Beaverhead Legion Meeting
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion elected delegates to the district conclave in Twin Bridges on June 7. Dr. F. M. Poindexter, Luther S. Smith, Colin Hovren and D. W. Paddock were named delegates. George M. Gosman, J. W. McCarthy, T. E. Gilbert and Jesse Reis as alternates. Memorial Day observances are set for May 29 at 7:30 p.m. in Mountain View Cemetery with veteran graves to be decorated.
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American Legion
Beaverhead
F. M. Poindexter
Luther S. Smith
Colin Hovren
D. W. Paddock
Twin Bridges
George M.gosman
J. W. McCarthy
T. E
Legion
H. G. Rodgers
School and college events highlight week in kampus Kadets season
The Kampus Kadets spring dance is set for Saturday night at Recreation hall. At the W A A awards banquet seven young women were chosen for the 1941 42 sports board with positions in swimming volleyball basketball baseball individual sports outing and orchests. Ralph McFadden will present two piano recitals at the college auditorium on Friday May 23 and Saturday May 24 at 8 15 pm. Wings honorary members welcomed four new girls at the May 11 banquet: Valaree Sheldon Roundup president Lillian Preshbitero Red Lodge Joyce Aughney Manhattan Lucy Bryson Manhattan and Carol Miles Superior.
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Jeanette Spaberg
Dillon
Olena Mysse
Anaconda
Joyce Aughney
Manhattan
Eleanor Thompson
Lewistown
Betty Knowlton
Livingston
Carol Miles
Superior
Virginia Daigle
Alberton
Ralph McFadden
Vernon Taylor
Wings
Valaree Sheldon
Roundup
Lillian Preshbitero
Red Lodge
Lucy Bryson
Highland Forty Auxiliary Members Attend Butte Meeting
Dillon group of the Highland Forty American Legion Auxiliary met in Butte Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs. G. Lyon, Mrs. D. W. Paddock, Mrs. Paul Temple, Mrs. J. W. Walters, Mrs. Sam Cardinale, Mrs. Marshall Ramsey, and Mrs. Charity Hill, the theater of Jackson.
Girls Rifle Club Scores Reported This Week
The Girls Rifle club posted scores from this week with Margaret Ann Ames at 92 and Evelyn Rimel at 82 leading the list. Other competitors include June Pendleton 80 Pat Stamm 75 Hilda Long 75 Mary Melton 73 Viola Nissen 72 Dora Mae Porter 72 Betty Lee Harrison 70 Loretta Mc Dowell 69 Betty Lou Christensen 67 Adele Pierce 61.
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Girls Rifle Club
Margaret Ann Ames
June Pendleton
Pat Stamm
Hilda Long
Mary Melton
Viola Nissen
Dora Mae Porter
Betty Lee Harrison
Loretta McDowell
Betty Lou Christensen
Adele Pierce
Evelyn Rimel
Home Arts club hosts dessert luncheon on color harmony
Mrs. Walter Ronnemose entertained the Home Arts club Tuesday at 2 o clock with a dessert luncheon at 225 Madison Street. Co host Mrs. Douglas Bourquin assisted. Miss Gladys Tofte led the program continuing the study of color harmony.
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Walter Ronnemose
Home
Madison Street
Douglas Bourquin
Gladys Tofte
Have Son Babcocks Welcome Saturday Night Son
Mr and Mrs Harold Babcock became parents of a son Saturday night in a Butte hospital.
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Harold Babcock
Butte
Libby Rod and Gun Club Plants Rice for Ducks
Libby residents of the Rod and Gun Club plant 300 pounds of wild rice to feed ducks as part of the club's cooperation with federal and state wildlife conservation programs led by president DeRosia.
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Libby
U.P
Libby Rod and Gun Club
Forest DeRosia
Dillon Gunners Place Fifth in A. J. Davis Cup Event
Dillon ended fifth in the five man trapshooting for the A. J. Davis cup in Butte last Sunday. Herman Peterson led Dillon with 99 as the team totaled 457. Joe Latimer of Butte and Peterson shared top daily honors with 99. Brundage Schwab Westerford and Dr Free all topped 90. Brundage was runnerup in the 50 third handicap with 47. Dillon posted a 74 in the telegraph race, its best this season, with Peterson and Schwab perfect in succession. Dillon will host its second registered shoot of the season this Sunday, May 18.
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Butte
Dillon
Herman Peterson
Free
Tallent
W.W. Jones
R. Smith
Peterson
Joe Latimer
J. Brundage
P. Schwab
P. Westerford
Dr. Free
Brundage
H. Peterson
F F A Elects New Officers At Wednesday Meeting
The Future Farmers of America elected Jim Hartwig as president Harry Tash as vice president Monte Kamps as secretary Bud Harrison as treasurer Jack Rogan reporter Alfred Fidler assistant James Scofield sentinel. New officers begin duties next fall. C L Boyer returns from Spokane after an Inland Empire handicap trapshoot. He notes Washington shooters plan to attend in Dillon.
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Future Farmers of America
Jim Hartwig
Harry Tash
Monte Kamps
Bud Harrison
Jack Rogan
Alfred Fidler
James Scofield
Sentinel
C. L. Boyer
Spokane
Inland Empire
Washington
Diana Rebekal Initiation Ceremony At I O O S Hall
Diana Rebekal becomes a member with a controversial initiation at the I O O S hall Thursday evening at o o clock. Refreshments will follow the ceremony hosted by Nellie Nelson Kol lie Lanner Frances Sewell and Meric Kamber at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekals Lovee
Nellie Nelson
Kollie Lanner
Frances Sewell
Meric Kamber
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Nelson
Jackson
Polly, Tower’ and
Gertrude Knox
Lima
Arthur Mayden
Blackfoot
Idaho
John Shafer
Oregon
Tom Craver
The
Normal College
Eddie Pappetti
Salmon
Missoula
Idaho City
Bud Campbell
Jim Campbell
Frances of
Armstead
Alma Marons
St. James Episcopal Church
Lambert Eliel
Walter Foster
Guild Hall
Robert T. Melton
William Pederson
Navy
U.S. Naval Station
San Diego
Ralph Cushing
Billings
Mr. Cushing
Mrs
Lorenzo Cushing
Annie Melo
Earl Wheat
San Pedro
Calif
Wheat
O. A. Bergeson
Butte Exchange Club
Carl J. Hambro
Clyde Scott
This City
H. E. Andrus
Farnum Schuler
Calgary
Canada
Lyle Essex
Rochester
Bei
Harry Graves
R. C. Chandler
Presbyterian Manse Society
Graves
West Helena Street
Standard Lumber Company
Robert Wright
John Flanagan
St. Rose
Clarence Nelson
William Straugh
Norman Giles
Ernest Nelson
St. Rose Hall
Kenneth Wheat
Harry Andrus
Bonita Heitz
Frances Carr
Tribune Publishing Co
Mont
Methodist
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Defense Savings
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Recreation Hall
RICE
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U. S. Army Air Corps
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London
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Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Portland
B. L. Chism
Agent Phone
Nataly A
Steaenhiorets
Challengers
Rebekah Mesting
Dillon Better Homes Club
J. A. Mecke
Dast Basnack
R. M. Gregg
Saongyles Giy
Ooo Eve
Jeanette Spabergy
Mickey Lucier
Florence: Meisain
Laudn
Marjorie Decker
Norma Paddock
Wise River
Daris Swanke
Boon
Rbine
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