Local Happenings In Dillon Community
Henry Burfiend of Anaconda spent part of the week in Dillon visiting his mother. Miss Ellen Sorenson returned from Chicago to visit home folks in Dillon. George Lasich of the Birrer Lasich sawmill above Sheridan and Jack Lasich of Twin Bridges were Dillon visitors. Mrs Felt plans Portland trip for the winter. Dale Johnson and wife, formerly of the valley, stopped in Dillon en route to Washington.
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Henry Burfiend
Anaconda
City
Ellen Sorenson
Chicago
Dillon
George Lasich
Birrer-Lasich
Sheridan
Jack Lasich
Twin Bridges
Frank B. Felt
Portland
Dale Johnson
The
Valley
Washington
Butte
Regular PTA Meeting Set for Nov Tenth in Kindergarten Rooms
The Parent Teachers Association will meet at 8 45 P M in the Kindergarten rooms on Tuesday November 10th A strong program is planned and all interested are urged to attend A prize will go to the room with the largest mothers attendance Program includes dramatizations Miss Innes room vocal solos by Clay Smith Eldred Edson Mrs W E Roberts Roberta Roberts Wayne Roberts Ashley Roberts piano violin and cello New Methods in Education Miss Duboc vocal solo by Mrs Hugh Bates Sing Me to Sleep Absent Accompanied by Mrs A I Cash More Billy Bates violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarden
Edson
W. E. Roberts
Roberta Roberts
Wayne Roberts
Ashley Roberts
Miss Duboc
Mah Jong Club hosts Halloween party at Shockley home
Mrs. W F Shockley and Mrs Clarence Wiatson hosted a Mah Jong club party with husbands. E C Crofts won high score and Walter Houston took the consolation prize. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Houston and other members. A Halloween party followed at Hartwig home with dining and games for twenty three costumed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Shockley
Clarence Wiatson
Mah Jong Club
Hallowe'en
Shockley
Hallowe’en
E. C. Crofts
Mah Jong
Walter Houston
E. C. Crotts
Sam Bell
S. A. Keller
John O
DVMI
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Miss Taylor and Miss Crichton
Miss Helen Taylor and Miss Lois Crichton hosted a Hallowe'en party Friday evening at the Taylor home. After games and dancing, delicious refreshments were served to Mary Ellen Hanniman, Georgiana Crouse, Ruth Swift, Ruby Wentworth, Hazel Jacobson, Sue Johnson, Ebba Anderson, Katherine Strub, Mary Hester Decker, Louise Taylor, Carrie Tessier, and Estelle Lenox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Taylor
Lois Crichton
Hallowe’en
Taylor
Mary Ellen Hanniman
Georgiana Crouse
Ruth Swift
Ruby Wentworth
Hazel Jacobson
Sue Johnson
Ebba Anderson
Katherine Strub
Mary Hester Decker
Louise Taylor
Carrie Tessier
Estelle Lenox
Children Celebrate Halloween at Gilbert Home Party
Bruce and Susanne Gilbert hosted a Halloween party Saturday at the W. G. Gilbert home. A number of children attended the festive event held in Halloween style and were served refreshments after a merry evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Susanne
Gilbert
Hallowe’en
W. G. Gilbert Homie
Four schools report perfect October attendance
Four schools achieved one hundred percent attendance for October. They were Dewey School taught by Miss R Benedict, Gibbons School taught by Miss Nora Dugan, Apex taught by Mrs Anna Haines, and Millpoint taught by Miss Ramona Quackenbush.
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Dewey
R. Benedict
Gibbons School
Nora Dugan
Apex
Anna Haines
Millpoint
Ramona Quackenbush
Ninth Annual Red Cross Roll Call Committee Meets
The ninth annual Red Cross roll call committee gathered Thursday evening at the training school auditorium to plan the nationwide member roll call. Prin L M Schlier of the training school serves as county chairman of the committee.
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the Red Cross
Prin. L. M. Schlier
Training School
Bridge Club Meets for Afternoon Games at Mrs Stone Home
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge club was entertained this week by Mrs. N. E. Stone. After the days play with three tables, dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Stone
Delphian Club Meets at Public Library for Forsyte Saga
The Delphian Club will gather Monday November 16 at 2:80 oclock in the Public Library. Members will discuss Book II of Forsyte Saga by Galsworthy in the scheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Galsworthy
Methodist group to host talk on South America Today
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church is entertained Thursday, November 2 by Mrs. John Forrester at 206 South Washington Street. Program topic is South America Today.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Forrester
South Washington St
South America
Presbyterian Manse Society entertained at Holtz home
Mrs George Featherly and Mrs Carhart hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for the Presbyterian Manse Society at the J B Holtz residence with light refreshments and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Manse Society
George Featherly
Mrs. Carhart
J. B. Holtz
Fleming Announces Daughter Helen Marriage to Geo White
Mrs Evalyn McKay Fleming announces the marriage date Oct 30 of her daughter Helen to Geo L White both of Berkeley California. White is described as a former Dillon boy.
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Evalyn McKay Fleming
Helen
Geo. L. White
Berkley
Calif
White
Dillon
Dodson City Wins Bid for 6000 Dollar Bond for Light System
Dodson City accepts a state bid to issue 6000 dollar bonds to fund repairs on the local light system ahead of a sale to Montana Power Company. Glasgow Courier releases a special edition covering the Northern Montana Car Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson—City
Montana Power Company
Glasgow—Courier
Montana
Beavers Overwhelm Deer Lodge Eleven
Beavers dominate the Deer Lodge eleven early but the visitors rally with a stronger brand of football late in the game. Beavers praised for Dansie Smith Little Yale and Dunn. Rivers Miller and G Kelly keyed Deer Lodge as mainstays.
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Invaders
Dansie
Smith
Little
Yale
Dunn
Fanis
Rivers
Miller
G. Kelly
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Smith Peece Williams
Ssphene Acsin’ Adpesees
St James Guild entertained by Miss Bertha Huber
St James Guild enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon gathering at Miss Bertha Huber's home on South Washington Street with light refreshments and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
Bertha Huber
South Washington Street
Needle Club Tea Party Delights Members
Mrs. O. M. Best hosted the Needle Club on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs. Floyd Best and Mrs. T. D. Olmsted joining the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Best
Needle Club
Shelby-Ohio Oil Co. Completes Well Flow Rate
Shelby-Ohio Oil Co. reports a newly completed well flowing at an estimated 4000 barrels per day. The discovery adds a significant production milestone for the company and underscores continued output in the region.
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Shelby—Ohio Oil Co
High School Carnival Set for November 20 and 21
The annual carnival at the high school will run on November 20 and 21 with activities and games for students and families. Admission details appear in the advertisement.
Missionary Doctor A S Wilson Speaks at Presbyterian
Dr A S Wilson, a medical missionary in China for 30 years, will speak at Sunday worship at the Presbyterian Church. A large chorus directed by Miss Vivian Robe will sing, and the public is welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Wilson
China
Presbyterian Church
County Board Confronts Big Hole Delinquent Taxes and Pensions
The county commissioners met for three days to address delinquent taxes on the Big Hole Irrigation district with tax deeds to be submitted for approval on Dec 7. They also acted to cut old age pensions, dropping 25 names and retaining 9, saving about 7000 annually. Bids for the county physician were ordered and Justice L P Phillips received a 60 day leave. Attorney O Burke discussed the irrigation debt but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Big Hole Irrigation District
Justice L. P. Phillips
O’burke
Billings
Public celebration marks opening of $1,000,000 sugar factory
A public celebration was held to commemorate the opening of a sugar factory valued at one million dollars. Officials and residents gathered to mark the milestone and inaugurate operations at the new facility.
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Huber Bros
Rexall Drug Store
Georgia
Hugh Bates
Edwin Green
John Metcalf
A. I. Cashmore
Billy Bates
Hartwig
Bridge Club
Manse Society
Bill and
Tom Hartwig
Bracken
Oxford
OEY
Gordon
Denton
Clemon
Jardine Ode Menet En Ennen
Sweeney
St James Guild
Sillym
Costa
America
McCracken Bros
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