Dillon Social News highlights weekend travel visitors
Henry Fitter of Lima visited Dillon on Saturday. Mrs Mary Judge and son James spent the weekend with relatives in Missoula. Frank Baril and daughters of Sheridan visited Dillon Saturday. Ross Nay and William Paul with Ruth visited from Grasshopper ranches. Dorothy Derry and Phebe Paul, Normal College students, stayed in Butte. Mrs William Shields and son Tim of Butte visited the Shields family. Tom Jones and Mrs Foote departed for Chicago. Mrs G F Finch left for Soda Springs Idaho to visit relatives before traveling east. Findling Wolfe, after appendicitis surgery in Butte, returned home to Dillon. A German police dog owned by William Bergeson was poisoned. Dave Moffet and son visited from Mrs Moffet’s parents west of town. J N Neidt returned from Iowa trip en route to a Jackson ranch. City grade schools will add two attendants this week. Names listed for staff and duties follow, with physicians Mueller, Routledge and Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Idaho
Fred Finch
Drink Water With Meals Boosts Digestion Ad Says
An old Tribune blurb claims drinking water with meals aids stomach juices and digestion and offers a tip to add Adlerika for bloating. It promotes a bowel cleanse claim attributed to Geo. M. Gosman, druggist.
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Geo. M. Gosman
Girl Scout Card Party Planned at St James Hall
The Girl Scout community committee limits a Friday card party at 8 pm in St James guild hall with door prize pinochle auction and contract prizes. Refreshments served. Reservations by calling Mrs Ernst Luebben or Mrs James McCollum. Principal fundraiser for the troop. tickets 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Community
St. James Guild Hall
Ernst Luebben
James McCollum
Fox exhibitors display four foxes at Idaho show
H. L. Hatton and Roy Forrester of Dillon Superior Silver Black Fox farm exhibited four foxes in Blackfoot last week. The Idaho show included entries from Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming Colorado and Washington, with three top places awarded to local animals.
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H. L. Hatton
Roy Forrester J
Blackfoot
Dillon Superior Silver
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Washington
Death of W. T. Morrison's Brother in Vermont
W. T. Morrison learned last Saturday of his oldest brother's death at his St. Johnsburg Vermont home after a heart attack. The brother had served as water commissioner there for 27 years and visited Morrison four years ago, making many friends.
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W. T. Morrison
St. Johnsburg
Vermont
Alberta couple heads to Long Beach after visit
Mr and Mrs O H O Tott of Queenstown Alberta have left by car for Long Beach California where they spend their winters. All stores in the city close Saturday for Armistice day observance. An 8 year old Syracuse boy confessed to police he made a false alarm to see fire engines. another man named Harley Hughes of Greenville Quebec spoke to police while carrying a pay telephone.
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O. H. O’tott
Queenstown
Alberta
Canada
F. M. Carr
Long Beach
Calif
Syracuse
N. Y
Harley Hughes
Greenville, Q
Radio networks plan coast to coast football broadcasts
NBC WJZ WEAF CBS will air major college games this season with announcers Graham McNamee Ted Husing and Don Wilson. Atwater Kent promotes receivers for ten types of listening venues from living rooms to outdoor camps as schedules include Army Illinois Yale Army Harvard Northwestern Notre Dame Penn Yale Princeton and the Rose Bowl.
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Goth
National
NBC
Columbia
CBS
Ace Sports
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
Don Wilson
Dience
A. Atwater Kent
Pioneer
Gridiron
Wase
Mr. Kent
Army
Illinois
Cleveland
WJZ
Michigan
Ohio State
Ann .Arbor
Mich
Nbc-Weaf
Yale Army
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
de Dridge
Mass
Ind
Basic
Cornell-Penn
Pasadena
California
Elks National Radio Program to Air on CBS
The Order of Elks plans a major radio program on CBS next Saturday at 8:30 mountain time featuring music and talks by prominent lodge members including Grand Exalted Ruler Walter F. Meier. At the same hour Elks lodges nationwide initiate candidates while Dillon Lodge 1554 cancels the national program to conduct its own initiation Tuesday with District Deputy Chester Coleman visiting Helena.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Order of Elks
Walter F. Meier
Ellis
Dillon Lodge No. 1554
Chester Coleman
Helena
Interim Montana education notes and campus clubs
Superintendent Charles Henry conducts business with the Montana Education Association in Helena Friday and Saturday. The training school hosts an Armistice Day program next Friday with 24 World War I pictures from the history department and songs by students. The program splits into two parts with intermediate grades at 1 and junior high at 11. The public is invited. The Navy Day pictures shown by Mr Bright were enjoyed by the students. The Dolphin club debuts with orange dolphin emblem and aims for a water pageant this autumn. Club leaders include President Zula Baker of Butte, VP Helen Ida Best of Dillon, and secretary-treasurer Merdy Sparling of Roundup. Miss Marjorie Hamer sponsors. Flunk slips are out this week, mostly affecting freshmen who may already be post graduate in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry
Montana Education Association
Helena
History Department
Albright
Dolphin Club
Zula Baker
Butte
Helen Ida Best
Dillon
Merdy the Sparling
Marjorie Hamer
Junior High Honor Roll and Senior Bridge Club Report
The junior high list features students with top marks in the first six weeks including Frances Pickolick Joe Taylor Rosemary Gitnus and John Wed plus others. The senior Men's Bridge club met at the guild hall with seven tables, A I Cashmore high score and C E Blinn low, team No 2 leading by about 6000 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pickolick
Joe Taylor
Rosemary Gitnus
John Wed
Ruth Jackson
Leland Nyhart
Franklin Bayerd
Billie Drs
Spactteeerttver Neeegetierbos En
Jack Selway
Florence McBain
Lloyd Hansen
Anna Christensen
Alta Jomcs
Arthur Christensen
George Dodd
Henrietta Tragitt
Guild, Hall
A. I.cashmore
C. E. Blinn
E. L. Poindexter
W.B. Hartwig
A.A. Simpson
Sam Wilkinson
Recital At Training School Delights City Audience
Monday evening at the training school auditorium Miss Marguerite Collins presented a recital assisted by Willard Albright. The event stood out as one of the year's finest musical occasions in the city. Collins studies under Helen Ballard Carney and shows marked promise as a pianist while Albright, taught by Frances Robinson, is a gifted violinist.
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Training School
Marguerite Collins
Willard Albright
Collins
Helen Ballard
Carney
Mr. Albright
Frances ‘Robinson
Moose Organizer Returns to Dillon to Start Lodge
Seth N. Chesley from the Loyal Order of Moose department arrived Friday to organize a Dillon lodge. He spent late October here on preliminary work and signed up several prominent citizens. Chesley moved his family from Belgrade, arriving Friday during a snowstorm and settling at 210 Argenta Street. He expects strong growth and invites anyone seeking details to contact him at home or via Box 122, Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth N. Chesley
Department of “the Loyal Order of Moose
Dillon
Argenta Street
Chesley
Order of Moose
National Legion Chief to Speak on Armistice Day Radio
Edward A Hayes national commander of the American Legion will address Armistice Day events with a radio broadcast from 1 to 2 p m Mountain time on the Columbia system and NBC from 1 15 to 2 p m The program at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier includes prayers star spangled banner and speeches by Secretary of War and Hayes The Legion posts are urged to listen and Hayes will also attend events in Alexandria Virginia and Cleveland Ohio later that day
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Edward “A. Hayes
American’ Legion
willHeak
Columbia System
National Broadcasting Company
Robert’. J. White
The
Legion
Jessica Dragonette
U. S. Marine Band
Hayes
William. H. Biester, Jr
the Legion Auxiliary
Alexandria
Cleveland
Auxiliary Armistice Dinner Slated At Mrs Cashmore Home
The American Legion auxiliary hosts its annual Armistice dinner Saturday at 7 PM at Mrs. W J Cashmore’s home. Attendees should contact committee members Mrs Fred Gritz Mrs Luther Smith or Mrs J C Faller to notify intent to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. J. Cashmore
Fred Gritz
Luther Smith
J. C. Faller
Jail in Beaverhead County Empty After Long Period
Beaverhead county jail stands empty for the first time in months as all prisoners have been released or sent to state prison. Frank Esterwald of Grant is in town attending to business matters.
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Beaverhead
Frank Esterwald
Grant
Assayer and Chemist by East Granite
Local job listing notes position as assayer and chemist based in Butte Montana with mailbox address Box 858 seeking skilled professional for ore analysis and chemical work in mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Granite
Butte
Montana
Ellen May Guild Holds Eighth Annual Party
The Ellen May guild held its eighth annual party Saturday night at 8 in the Presbyterian church parlors. All members aligned with the Presbyterian group were invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Group
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Henry. Fitter
Lima
Mary
James
Missoula
Frank Baril
Sheridan
Mrs
Ross Nay
the Grasshopper
William Paul
Ruth
Elmer Binder
Dorothy Derry
Phebe Paul
Normal College
William Shields
Tim
Tom Jones
S. J. Foote
Chicago
Findling Wolfe
William Bergeson
Dave Moffet
J. N. Neidt
Iowa
Jackson
Helen Chesley
June Chesley
Elizabeth ‘Wentworth
Neighvor
Main
Mabel’ Crichton
Jessie ‘ Smith
Dollie
Nelson
Georgia
Frances McManus
Dora Nelson
Bernice’ Allsup
Délla’ Hartwig
Belya Frederickson
Blanche Hughes
Lulu Berry
Sarah Wolfé
Bertha Cardinelle
Mollie ‘Tyro
Physicians
Mueller
Routledge and Free
the Tribune
Foxes Place High
Hesbro
Little Music Store
Paramount
Black Diamond
Needles
Brunswick
ELKS
National Legion
Richard’ McCarthy
Lewis & Walker
Butte, Mont
Shippers
Jennie Gerhardt
Sylvia Sidney
Donald Cook
Mary Astor
H. B. Warner
Sun
James Cagney
Public Enemy
Madge Evans
Dudley Digges
Melody Cruise
Charles Ruggles
Phil Harris
Greta Nissen
Tribune
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