Dillon locale filled with visitors and events
A parade of Dillon residents and guests visit from Twin Bridges Armstead Sheridan and Iowa while local crews mark parking lanes on Idaho street. A horse accident near Roy Selway ranch sends a youth to Murray hospital. A marriage license to Willard Bitner and Virginia Haderlie is recorded. Easter bishop visit planned with masses confessions and choir performances across Lima Melrose and Melrose parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Stahl
Paul Stahl
Roy Selway
Murray Hospital
Butte
Willard Bitner
Chinook
Virginia Haderlie
Iowa
Idaho
Louis Stahl
St. ‘Ros
Lima
Melose
Jackson
Melrose
St. Patrick’s Choir
Orphan Colt Diet Prompts Rancher Interest
Dr. A C Morrow received a long distance call from a patron seeking advice on feeding an orphan colt. The recommended formula is one third cow's milk one third water and one teaspoon sugar, proposed as the best food to raise the orphan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Morrow
Normal College Leaders Attend Small College Meet
Dr and Mrs H H Swain Visitors at the Normal college in nesway return to Helena after a California vacation. Dr Swain longtime Normal college president now executive secretary of the University of Montana in Helena. Prof Rush Jordan and Coach Herbert P Kakuske attended the Small College Athletic Association meeting in Billings. The conference set eligibility standards and recognized all state players. A track meet saw Normal college finish third despite lacking its own athletic field. Dr Robert E Albright to deliver high school commencement address at Leclaire Idaho Thursday. Prof Robert Clark to speak at Craig. President Sheldon E Davis to speak at Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Swain
Normal College
Innesway
Helena
California
Dr. Swain
Nowmal College
University ‘of Montana
State Capitol
Profeccor Rush Jordan
Herbert P. Kakuske
Nirmal College
Small College Athletic Association
Billings
Normal
Robert E. Albright
Leacire
Idaho
Robert Clark
Craig
Sheldon E.davis
Manhattan
Dillon Business Women Elect Officers at Gleed's
Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club held an evening meeting at Gleed's to elect officers for the year. The event included a program with tours by County Nurse Luwellia Stickney and various community notices and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gleed’s
Roy Stanfield
Argenta
Luwellia Stickney
Big Hole Basin
For Sale Cheap Plow Utah State Tribune Inquiry
Motorists complain of obscene words drawn with crayons or calk on vehicles around the city. Police patrol the area and offending youths risk trouble if the vandalism continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State
Inquire Tribune
Mothers Day Tea by Rainbow Girls Delights at Masonic Hall
The Rainbow Girls hosted a well attended Mothers Day tea Sunday afternoon in the Masonic hall. The program featured a tribute to mother by Helga Anderson, vocal trio My Mom by Marjorie Opp Betty Jo Jeppson and Mary Dawn Warner, Chopin Nocturne by Jane Waldorf, Hobbies For Mothers and Daughters to Enjoy by Hloise Olmsted, a courtesy skit by Valera Fairbanks Isabel Watson and Jane Stallings, and a reading by Rita Albertson. Carnations were given to each guest and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Mother
Helga Anderson
Mom
Marjorie Opp
Betty Jo Jeppson
Mary Dawn ‘Warner
Jane’ Waldorf
Hloise Olmsted
Valera Fairbanks
Isabel ‘Watson
Jane Stallings
Rita Albertson
Priestine Stahl
Dorothy Graves
American Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary met at city hall choosing officers for the year. Elected were President Mrs F G Lyon First Vice President Mrs C J Horren Second Vice President Mrs H L Hatton Secretary Treasurer Mrs J W Walters Sergeant at Arms Mrs H S McMannis Chaplain Mrs E C Perkins. The new executive board includes Mrs Luther Smith Mrs W F Cashmore and Mrs Fred Critz. The group were later hosted at Mrs McMannis home by the poppy committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
City Hall
F. G. Lyon
C. J. Horren
H. L. Hatton
J. W. Walters
H. S. McMannis
E.C. Perkins
E.C. Perkins. the New Executive Board Comprises Mrs. Luther Smith
W. F. Cashmore
Fred Critz
Mothers Club Hosts Delightful Breakfast Teas
The local lodge hosted a breakfast for mothers with about 75 attendees. Chaplain Lew Brundags gave grace as Wilma McLaughlin sang, followed by two addresses “A Tribute to Mother” by Chester Gilbert and “A Tribute to Son” by Mrs. W F Cashmore. John T Orr spoke on organizing a Mother's club, chaired by Mrs. Chester Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
Lew Brundags
Grace
A. Vical
Wilma -McLaughlin
Chester Gilbert
Son
Judge Von Tobel Passes In Washington Home
Word reached Dillon Monday of the death Sunday night of Rudolf Von Tobel at the home of his daughter Mrs. C. C. Clark in Wapato Washington. A pioneer central Montana lawyer he had lived in Lewistown over fifty years and was well known there. Mrs. Rife plans to return to Lewistown for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge von Tobel
Dillon
Rudolf von Tobel
C. C. Clark
Wap‘ato
Washington
Jardine Rife
Montana
Lewistown
Mis cellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Selway and Mrs Peterson
Mrs Christian Peterson and Mrs Jack Selway entertained with a miscellaneous shower Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Selway's home. About forty ladies attended to play games and guess contests. The honor guest received a pink basket of wrapped gifts amid pink and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Peterson
Jack Selway
Dillon Assembly Elects Rainbow for Girls Officers
Dillon Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls held a regular meeting last Wednesday. New officers elected include Worthy Advisor Mona Harding Worthy Associate Advisor Eloise Olmsted Charity Evelyn Tash Hope Eileen Jackson Faith Lilliam Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Asembly
Order of the Rainbow
Mona Harding
Eloise Olmsted
Charity
Evelyn Tash
Hope
Eileen Jackson
Faith
Lilliam Berry
Brownie meeting notes from May 8
Ardella Sanner records a Wednesday May 8 Brownie meeting with ten girls present. They cut out paper dishes and silverware and played games, with Brown Owl collecting the pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Owl
Ardella Sanner
Birth of Knox baby girl in Dell at Oliver home
A baby girl was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs W D Knox of Dell at the home of Mrs Fred Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Knox
Dell
Fred Oliver
L D S Relief Society Social Set for Thursday
The monthly Relief Society gathering will be held at Mrs. H. L. Hatton's home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hatton and Mrs. Lewis Deiterle will host. For transportation, contact Mrs. Leslie Smith.
Methodist Aid Society Benefit Evening
Mrs. R. S. Quackeh bush and Mrs. Stella Murray will host a Thursday afternoon gathering in the church parlors for the Methodist Aid society. All members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
R. S. Quackehbush
Stella Murray
Manse Society Meet at Miss Patterson's Glen Dale Home
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Miss Anna Patterson on Thursday afternoon at her residence 327 East Glendale Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Anna Patterson
East Glendale Street
Riverside club hosts afternoon gathering at Deputy home
Mrs. Will Deputy entertains Riverside Country club Wednesday afternoon at her south town home. Mrs. W. C. Orr and Mrs. John Holm plan Thursday guild events at the guildhall. Commissioner Martin M. Jackson attends to city business from his ranch in the Big Hole.
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The
Riverside Country Club
Will Deputy
Town
W. C. Orr
John Holm
St. James Guild
Guildhall
Martin M. Jackson
Big Hole
Montana officials attend Salt Lake meeting on grazing act
President W. G. Gilbert Howard Morse and Representative B. J. Metlen traveled to Salt Lake City for a gathering of Public Domain state representatives. They discussed rules and regulations under the Taylor Grazing act. It is reported that Beaverhead County’s District No. 5 will not be designated under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
W. G. Gilbert
Howard “Morse
Montana
Woolgrowers
B. J. Metlen
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Salt Lake City
Beaverhead Courtly
Beaverhead Legion Plans Memorial Day and July 4th Observances
Beaverhead post of the American Legion met at city hall to discuss Memorial Day plans and a similar program to past events. Alvin Jones reported on kid baseball league schedule progress and a proposed July 4th celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
American Legion
City Hall
Alvin Jones
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Kid Baseball League
Beaverhead D. A. R. Elects Officers
Beaverheads Chapter D A R held its annual officer election on Saturday. Elected as officers are Regent Mrs Guy Combes Vice Regent Miss Jessie Dubee Secretary Mrs W H Stephan Treasurer Mrs F H Bimaose Registrar Mrs E L Poindexter Historian Mrs Alice Olmsted Librarian Miss Carolyn White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverheads
Guy ‘Combes
Jessie Dubee
W. H. Stephan
F. H. Bimaose
E. L. Poindexter
Alice Olmsted
Carolyn White
Taylor Rites Held At First Baptist for Roscoe Taylor
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the First Baptist church for Roscoe Taylor, a former Dillon resident, conducted by Miss Ayers. He died in Butte after a lingering illness. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Taylor
Dillon
First Baptist Church
St Rose Guild Plans No Host Meeting and Mother's Day Program
The St Rose guild schedules a Thursday 3 30 pm no host meeting in St Rose hall with a Mother's Day program and lunch servers. Louis Giudici is resting comfortably after an emergency appendicitis operation at Barrett hospital. Marbury Cain, CCC worker, also recovering from appendicitis surgery. Henry Seifken, noted Grant ranchman, recently returned from California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Guild
St. Rose Hall
Louis Giudici
Barrett Hospital
Marbury Cain
CCC
Henry Seifken
Grant
California
Sam Peterson Returns From Nebraska Visit
Sam Peterson of Jackson reports on his extended Nebraska visit. He notes dust storms were unpleasant but late rains have helped the area considerably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Peterson
Jackson
Nebraska
Daughters of the Nile Ceremony Attended by Four Ladies
Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker Mrs. T. E. Luebben Mrs. George F. Dart and Mrs. Mary Molleur motored to Butte Tuesday to attend the Daughters of the Nile ceremony this afternoon and the banquet and meeting of the organization this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
T. E. Luebben
George F. Dart
Mary Molleur
Butte
Daughters of the Nile
Argenta Couple Attracts Notice For Home Dining Trade
Miss Nell Doyle the county superintendent visited schools on the Grassier Tuesday. C Sharp of Argenta was in town Tuesday with Mrs Sharp running an eating house in that camp and gaining a reputation for an excellent table.
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Argenta
Sharp
Nell Doyle
Poor Light Cause Of Accidents In U S
Improper use of artificial light caused an accident every 46 seconds and a fatality every hour in the United States last year. Estimates from D. W. Atwater of Westinghouse Lamp Co. place the total annual loss at about 420 million in wages 40 million in medical costs and 90 million in insurance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
D. W. Atwater
Westinghouse Lamp Co
Illuminating Engineering Society
Island of Pineapples Grows Hawaii’s Big Pineapple Estate
Mainland buyers once purchased a full island off Hawaii now devoted entirely to pineapple cultivation. The venture illustrates the scale of pineapple production and land use in the archipelago.
Return of Bulldog Drummond at Hartwig Theatre
Ronald Coleman again distinguishes himself in a notable adventure picture. The Wednesday and Thursday show at Hartwig Theatre headlines the new installment as the best yet for followers of the series.
Meadowlark Troop Hikes Lov ers Leap Patrol Results
Meadowlark troop trekked to Lovers Leap on May 15 and held an inter-patrol meet. Owl patrol placed last, Chickadee second, Timber Wolves won. Girls ate supper by the fire and planned a treasure hunt for the next meeting.
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Meadowlark
Lovers Leap
Owl
Mary Ann Luebben
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Hacdsy la ’Sr of
Lavin
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Charles Cocoanaugher
Zeigler Springs
W. J. Scott of
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Idaho Street
Ed Farley
George Lenox
Don’s Dance Band
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Sheridan
Mree Wiant
Dillon Implement Company
Montana Street
Libbie E. Beaver
Monan
Wyoming
R. D. Curry
W. J. ‘Romersa
Ann Schrader
St. Louis
Missouri
H. J. Schmidt
Faythe Marshall
Ruby Valley
Wise River
Gravely
Carl B. Taylor
Institute
Beverly Hills, Calif
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Margaret Doyle
Mickey Doyle
Centennial Valley
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Charles Crouse
Bob Erwin
State University
Claire Cosgrove
Los Angeles
Loretta Higgens
Chicago
Bob Fleming
Benton Harbor, Mich
Nelson Storey III
Bozeman
Thursdday
C. C. Newman
J. E. and
Emmett Drummey
A. B. Terry
Seattle
Harriet Drummey
William Drummey
San Francisco
Tom
Wei Samg Songs
Louise Bennifield
Mrs. Flock
Mrs. Henry
Leslie H. Smith
Peggy
Dora Smith
Luella Stickney
Mary Polich
Elizabeth Winn
Nellie Jensen
Ern Schuyler
Frank Venable
Rotary
Genévieve Metlen
Genevieve Metlen
Mrs. McMannis
Langsdorf
Perkins
McMannis
Mrs. Telin
Rainbow
Riverside Club
PTA RO
Legion
Taylor
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon, Mont
Hartwig Theatre
Don Juan
Douglas Fairbanks
Romeo
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Benita Hume
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Herbert Marshall
June Clayworth
Sun
Paramount
Charles Boyer
Joan Bennett
Claudette Colbert
Montana Life Insurance Co
Dale E. Metlen
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