Local Doings and Social Notes Highlight Weekend News
Lehman returns to the community as residents recount visits from the Misses Reichle and Benson. Albert Schmidt shopped in Butte. cattle were moved from the Big Hole by Buhrer Huber and Garrison. The Tadovichs visited Salmon Idaho. Gransberrys were in Butte on business. Glen PTA hosted a pinochle party with high scores by Mellrath Schmidt. The play Her Step Husband progresses with tickets 25 cents. proceeds aid the PTA treasury. Cast includes Marshall Schuler Cummins and others. a dance may follow. Woods Livestock sheep trail into the valley per Idaho news. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Mikkelson’s. Joe Cullen, formerly of Dillon, returns from major surgery in Salt Lake City. Dansies visit from Salt Lake.
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Butte
Marie Schmidt
Elsie Garrison
Glen P. T. A
Mellrath
Mr. Schmidt
Harry Schuler
Neil Cummins
Glen
Mary Marshall
Harriet Schuler
Sylvia Allen
Mabel Piccone
Emmy
Katherine Cummins
Stella
Mariel Schmidt
Florence Ainslee
Agnes Gransberry
Harvey P. Marshall
Earnest Huber
Jerry Niles
James Mellrath
Limpy Lannigan
Dan Picvone
Officer O'Shea
John Cummins
Do You Miss Them Do You Miss Them
A brief telephone telecast urges keeping in touch with college sons and daughters away from home. It notes low night rates from 8:30 p m and suggests calling the Long Distance operator for rates to any location.
Montana widow with Dillon ties dies after illness
The obituary notes the death of a Montana woman, widow of prominent Dillon businessman George W. Lovell, who was with her at death. Survived by brother Henry Adams of Punta Gorda Florida and three aunts Mrs Jerome Baxter of the city Mrs May Stafuy of Iowa and Mrs Kate Snell of Chicago and cousin Anson Baxter of the city.
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Montana
George W. Lovell
Lima Dam Work To Start Soon On Extended Shoreline
The project plans a 44 mile shoreline extending seven miles beyond the present reservoir. Private lands and a $125,000 government loan fund will finance purchases. The dam will be strengthened to withstand future flood scares as construction progresses.
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Lima
Centennial Valley
Irrigation Company
Passing game yields lone touchdown for Normal over Intermountain
Normal and Intermountain battled with a scoring drive pattern as Vande Wrift threw a touchdown pass to S Callahan who rushed in for the score. Earlier Normal staged a 72 yard march using the same passing play and drive sequence.
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Vandewrift
S. Callahan
Bulldogs
Intermountain
LyMan Oo
Ween Se
Callahan
Unusual marital mix ups fascinate readers through installments
A brisk, peculiar tale of marital mix ups unfolds with high probability and steady intrigue. The narrative promises continual reader interest across installments, avoiding scandal while maintaining a captivating cadence through each paragraph.
Clerks Set Montana Post Offices Record With Perfect Scores
Four Dillon clerks, Jay McCarthy Ernest Nelson Earl Walker and Ed Wayne, achieved 100 percent on the Montana postal division exam, setting a state record for offices this size. The test was administered by W C Ott chief clerk at large before his retirement. George Dixon visited town from Upper Blacktail. Mrs Emelie Sutherby and nephew Irvin Hallas of Centennial Valley were in Dillon.
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Dillon
Montana
W. C. Ott
Jay McCarthy
Ernest Nelson
Earl Walker
Ed Wayne
Emelie Sutherby
Irvin Hallas
Centennial Valley
Jackson News Minute Visitors and Local Travel
Mr and Mrs Jack Husted and Miss Idella Husted visited Dillon early in the week. Jim Dodd and Diggie Emerick came from Dillon Tuesday for business. Mark Clemon visited Wisdom Tuesday. Mrs Roy Ford took her daughter Sadie to Butte Wednesday for dental care. Mrs Jules Wenger, in Dillon for three weeks for medical care, returned home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson and Mogs Harry Lapham visited Dillon late in the week. Helen and Henry Wenger were Sunday dinner guests. Howard Morse did business in the Big Hole basin last week. Rehard Shepherd spent the weekend with his parents. Wendell Jardine called on Wisdom Tuesday. Martin Jackson drove to Dillon Monday for the county commissioners’ meeting.
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Jack Husted
Idella Husted
Dillon
Jim Dodd
Diggie Emerick
Mark Clemon
Wisdom
Roy Ford
Sadie
Butte
Jules Wenger
Jackson
Jim Johnson
Harry Lapham
Helen
Henry Wenger
Schindler
Howard Morse
Big Hole
Rehard Shepherd
Wendell Jardine
Martin Jackson
County Commissioners
Beers Inspire Host of Sandwich Pairings for Guests
A newspaper sketch links beer to appetite and suggests sandwiches to pair with beer. It describes ham and tomato sandwiches, deviled ham and cucumber on buttered bread, toasted deviled cheese sandwiches, and corned beef with celery as potential combinations.
Red Cross and Legion Auxiliary Unite in Charity Drive
Mrs. William H. Biester Jr national president urges American Legion Auxiliary members to join and support Red Cross chapters through the annual roll call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. The ceremony recognizes aid to veterans and garment work for jobless families and other Red Cross services.
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Cin Auxiliary
Red . Cross
Red_ Cross
The
Red Cross
Norway Motion Pictures At Local High School
The First Lutheran choir presents a Nor way film Thursday night at 8 in the high school auditorium. The feature showcases Norway’s cities fjords mountains and valleys with royal figures and notable Norse leaders. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for students and children.
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Norway
Selvig
Amundsen
Fridtjof Nansen
Knut Hamsun
Edvard Greig
Antarctic
Sonje
Enie
Roy Atwell's Linguistic Blitz Delights Radio Fans
The article praises Roy Atwell, famed radio comedian, for his rapid, playful use of language on Fred Allen's Revue. It notes his ability to derail cues, amuse audiences, and even unsettle fellow performers during routines. A Madison Square Garden NRA talk anecdote highlights his bold, humorous style.
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Roy Ratwell
Roy Atwell
Mr. Atwell
Fred Allen
Mr. Webster
Madison Square Garden
Atwell
Don’t Get Up Nights Bladder Remedy Ad
A fragment advertises juniper oil bladder medicine sold in a 25e box to drive out impurities and acids. It touts Buchu leaves and a pleasant taste, claiming it works like castor oil for the bladder and bowels with a four day expectation.
Local residents and visitors mingle in Grant and Dillon
Social notes list visits and travels among residents and guests. H Smith and sister Mrs Pierce stayed in Dillon with Pierce gravely ill. Mr and Mrs Chas Brenner and daughter Isabell shopped in Dillon. Sunbadge of Idaho Falls visited Grant. Biering of Helena stayed at Stocker home. Dodd and Emerick visited Grant. William Carroll of Jackson spent time with the Hughes ranch. Jack Brown of Bannack hauled coal from Grant. Guy Gray drove cattle in Grant. Rand drove to Armstead. Dave Cockrill from Butte visited Grant. Elmer Selway spent weekend in Dillon. Stocker and Mae were called to Butte for federal court.
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H. Smith
Dillon
Grant
Ho C. _Biering
Helena
Stocker
James Dodd
B. W. Emerick
William Carroll
Jackson
Hughes Ranch
Jack Brown
Bannack
Guy Gray
M. R. Rand
Armstead
Dave Cockrill
Butte
Elmer Selway
L. C. Stocker
Mae
Prison pair given terms in robbery case
Prison continued from page one in the robbery of cabins at Brown's Lake, pleaded guilty in Judge Bennett's court Friday afternoon and was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary at hard labor. He was paroled, however, and will have to report regularly to the commission. Otto Gosman of Lima was in town last Saturday, I. V. Bergen of Lakeview spent the latter part of last week in Dillon, Jules E. and H. L. Wenger of Jackson were in town on business Thursday of last week.
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Brown’s Lake
Jules E. and
H. L. Wenger
Jackson
Piles Quickly Relieved at Home with Prescription .9900
Advertises a home treatment for piles sold by D. P. O. Laboratories of Holton Kansas. Claims quick acting safe relief without operation, with a 1.00 price and refund if not effective. Delivered by mail in plain wrap. self treatment suggested.
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Pathfinder
Dillon Tribune
The
D. P. O. Laboratories
Holton
Kansas
A Vol for Headaches Endorsed by Doctors and Nurses
A nonprescription or prescribed tablet named A Vol for headaches is promoted as instantly relieving severe headaches and earaches. The ad cites thousands of physicians and nurses endorsing and prescribing the remedy for children and adults.
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