Apex School Picnic Plans Face Weather Hurdles
A Buhrer school picnic succeeded despite snow flurries and dust storms. Neal Cummins and family joined Mrs. Jim Campbell Mrs John Hand and Mrs Dan Piccone in the event. If weather allows Apex school will hold another picnic Sunday on Birch Creek with all invited to bring lunch.
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Neal
Cummins
Jim Campbell
John Hand
Dan Piccone
Buhrer ‘School
Apex School
Birch Creek
Jackson Area Social and Travel Notes Compilation
Visitors and residents in Jackson and nearby areas are recorded with dinners, visits to Dillon, Billings trips, and local events. Names include Mr and Mrs John Krause, Monty Burdck, Betsey Clemon, Dan Pendergast, George Clemow, Frank Husted, Pendergast, Jake Neidt, Ruby Stewart, Dorothy Husted, Wendell Jardine, Hans Jorgensen, Ruth Reese, Jules Wenger, John Hutchins, and the Wisdom Woman's club. A Jackson rodeo is planned for July 8 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krause
Putte Monlay
Monty Burd’ Ck
Bannack
John’ Wener
Basin
Dillon
Betsey Clemon
Billings
Dan Pendergast
George Clemow
Butte
Clemow
Great Falls
Frank Husted
Tom Pendergast
Wise River
Frank Hazelbaker
Jackson
Jake Neidt
John
Ruby
Bessie Stewart
Dorothy Husted
Martin Jackson
Wendell Jardine
Wisdom
Hans Jorgensen
Helen Wenger
Ruth Reese
Jules Wenger
W Mx
Shepherd
John Hutchins
Wisdom Woman’s Club
Jim Johnson
Bitter Root Valley
Harry Davis
The
Lu theran Ladies Aid Meeting at Country Inn
A no-hostess meeting of the Lu theran Ladies Aid convened Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Otto Christensen home in the Country Inn setting.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Otto Christensen
Families unite for a Dillon area gathering note
Mrs Marchesseau and family with Mr and Mrs George Pyle Ed Pyle and others enjoyed a time together. Andy Pyle visited Armstead on Monday while Hazel vacationed at Elkhorn Springs. School children went to Dillon for diphtheria inoculation and smallpox vaccination. Walter Paddock was called to Dillon for his sick daughter Shirley May. George Harrison and daughter Lucille visited Dillon on Wednesday.
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Oo Marchesseau
George Pyle
Ed Pyle
Andy Pyle
Clyde Penny
Elmer Hays
Kannegaard
McFarsland
Stanley Starr
Armstead
Hazel
Elkhorn Springs
Dillon
Walter Paddock
Shirley May
George Harrison
Lucille
Dillon Handballers Compete in State Tournament
Four local handball enthusiasts from Dillon, George Melton Bill Bates Bill Boone and Jack Gilbert, played at the state tournament in Great Falls last weekend. Melton reached the semi finals as Lester Loble of Helena won the state championship. Bates defeated Ray Gallant of Helena in an exhibition 21 16 21 17 amid applause for Boone and Gilbert.
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George Melton
Bill Bates
Bill Boone
Jack Gilbert
Great Falls
Melton
Lester Loble
Helena
Bates
Ray Gallant
Boone
Gilbert
Dillon Girl Plans May 15 Wedding in Butte
Miss Eva Crowley daughter of Mr and Mrs B C Crowley of Idaho Falls will wed Grover Goetschins a Madison county ranchman in a Butte ceremony May 15 The bride a former Dillon student and teacher in Alder returns to her Dillon ties after the ranch couple visits relatives in the state and resumes life at their Alder ranch with Goetschins’ Ruby valley roots and community activity.
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Dillon
Eva Crowley
B. C. Crowley
Idaho Falls
Grover Goetschins
Madison County
Butte
Alder
Goetschins
John
Memorial Service in Jackson Sponsored by Rebekah Lodge
A community memorial service will be held in Jackson on May 24 at 2 30 p m. Sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge a speaker from Butte will deliver the address and musical numbers will be provided by community representatives along with patriotic music by the audience.
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Jackson
Rebekah Lodge
Butte
Memorial Day Observance Plans for Beaverhead Town
The Beaverhead post reports Memorial Day will feature an open air program in town on the station lawn or the training school auditorium if rain. Veterans graves at Mountain View cemetery will be decorated by a committee of C. J. Hovren Col. Casterline and J. W. Walters. The parade will include Veterans of three wars Boy and Girl Scouts the Elk Drum Corps and other groups. A lemon icing squad and escort will render honors after the parade around 10 a.m. and flags will be placed on all veterans graves. W. S. Stinson is preparing the Legion plot for grass and shrubs to be finished before Memorial Day.
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Prgram
Mountain View
C. J. Hovren
Col. Casterliné
J. W. “Walters
Beaverhead
Training School
Boy
Girl Scouts
The
Elk
W. S. Stinson
Legion
Bearétead Post Plans Summer Hi-dinx Festival
The Bearétead post will stage another Hi-dinx and Festival in summer after a Thursday night decision. The prior park event last summer was highly successful and the new festival aims to surpass it. A committee of George Gosman Tom Gilbert Glen Lyon J C Jeppson Joe Fuller and Louis Schmittroth was appointed to run it.
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Bearétead Post
George Gosman
Tom Gilbert
Glen Lyon
J. C. Jeppson
Joe Fuller
Louis Schmittroth
Last Meeting Before Summer Recess Set at Metlen Hotel
The Ted Harper post of Wisdom invites all veterans to the last meeting before summer recess at the Metlen hotel two weeks from Thursday night at 7 p m. The sole business is electing delegates to the Miles City Convention with the remainder for a good time. Dinner costs 75 cents per plate.
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Metlen
Ted Harper Post
Wisdom
Miles City
Tax Payments Lag in 1930 County Records
Tax collections for the second half of 1930 are coming in slowly at the county treasurer’s office. Miss Bertie Mathews said payments are several thousand dollars behind normal for this time, and taxes will be delinquent on May 29 unless collections accelerate.
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Bertie Mathews
Recital by Frances Robinson and Helen Ballard Delights Community
Miss Frances Robinson and Miss Helen C Ballard presented a sonata recital at the auditorium Monday evening. The performance was thoroughly enjoyed by music lovers of the community.
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Frances Robinson
Normal College
Helen C. Ballard
Dillon council grants water works franchise to J H Lawrence
DME ie i council passed an ordinance granting a water works franchise to J H Lawrence of Helena. Bannack correspondent notes there is no vacant space in town for rent and many new buildings are under construction. Dillon men push to host a prize fight, which should be squelched by sensible residents. Frequent rains have made Dillon a garden spot as Charles Padley buys 500 stock cattle at $12 each in Centennial valley, and Charles Hirschman plans a phonograph for his business.
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Newater Works
J.H. Lawrence
Helena
Our. Bannack
Dillon
Trial verdict in Virginia City slayer case reaches life sentence
From the Tribune May 24 1901 John Wolff was found guilty of killing Sheriff Somers in Virginia City and sentenced to life in the state prison. A county free high school building will be erected in Dilson this summer. H Schoenborn formerly of Marysville has taken over the Cushing shoe store and will stock a large shoe assortment.
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the Tribune
John Wolff
Somers
Virginia City
Dilson
H. Schoenborn
Marysville
Cushing Shoe Store
Auto meet mood as officials prepare county inspection
Dillon near the depot on Monday showed a lineup of horseless buggies ready to carry O. S. officials on a county inspection trip. G. & P. rail service to Dillon expected to begin by fall, announced to Agent Padgham.
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the Tribune
Dillon
O. S
Padgham
Pinochle Club Social at Morrison Home After Hartwig Theatre
After a Hartwig theatre outing on Tuesday, B B Pinochle club members returned to Mrs Frank Morrison and son Bert's home for a card session. Refreshments were served at midnight. Attendees included Mr and Mrs T T McAdam, Elwood Morrison, Harry Schuler, W E Roberts, Stanley Syster son, H M Miller, Nels P Nelson, Miss Oakes Nelson and Mason Johnston.
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Hartwig Theatre
B. B. Pinochle Club
Morrison
Frank Morrison
Bert
T. T. McAdam
Elwood Morrison
Harry Schuler
W. E. Roberts
Stanley Sisterson
Wool futures trade opens on cotton exchange May 15
A letter from F C Green of Logan and Bryan leads to wool futures trading on the cotton exchange starting May 15. Buyers may purchase 5 000 pound lots for delivery after September with a $750 deposit required. Mrs Albert Metzel of Alder vis ited Wednesday in the city.
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Cotton Exchange
F.C. Green
Logan & Bryan
Butte
Albert Metzel
Alder
Dinner invitations issued by Miss Collins and Miss Pedrotti
Miss Marguerite Collins and Miss Florence Pedrotti have issued invitations for a formal dinner Friday evening May 22 at the home of Miss Collins. James Elmose of Jackson spent Tuesday in Dillon on business.
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Marguerite Collins
Florence Pedrotti
Collins
James Elmose
Jackson
Dillon
New Christian Science Publishing House Planned in Boston
The Christian Science Board of Directors will erect a new publishing house in Boston to support The Christian Science Monitor The Christian Science Journal and The Christian Science Sentinel. The all stone Italian Renaissance building will rise along Massachusetts Avenue with nine stories on the riverfront section and three to four stories elsewhere, featuring modern heating and ventilation and a central plant in a brick and stone tower. The current publishing building, completed in 1908, will house core offices of The Mother Church.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Science Board of Directors
Mother
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
The
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Journal
Christian Sefehte Sentinel
Setts Avenue
Norway
Falmouth
Clearway Streets
Back Bays
James M.curley
Bostorr
Hoover
Massachusetts Avenue
Christian Science: Publishing Society
Coere
Matha
Buck boy injured by glass pane accident at Hildreth home
Fourteen year old Charles Buck son of Mr and Mrs C A Buck was cut about the hands and arms last Wednesday when he accidentally pushed through a pane of glass in a door at the Hildreth home.
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Charles Buck
C. A. Buck
Hildreth
Appraisement Filed in Selway Estate District Court
An inventory of appraisement in the estate of the late E. O. Selway has been filed in the district court.
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E. O. Selway
Kidney Relief Promoted by Foley Pills
Mrs. Robert Blair of Terre Haute Indiana credits Foley Pills diuretic with relief after two years of pain. She reports diminished backache headaches dizziness and fatigue and clearer vision after use. The ad claims men and women nationwide endorse the product and that it is sold everywhere.
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Robert Blair
Terre Haute
Ind
Foley
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