Local Notes From Dillon and Nearby Areas
The column reports incidents and social visits around Dillon Montana. Sanford Shepherd injured from a fall while working on the Jackson fire department project. Ray Bowers returned from a Ravalli county hunting trip. Hunters Herman Peterson and others plan elk trips in Park county. Several residents visited Dillon for business or social events including hosts Mr. and Mrs. Hirschy and Mr. and Mrs. Clemon. Cards, lunches, and bridge events were noted among local clubs.
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Jackson Fire Department
Sanford
Shepherd
Ray Bowers
Jackson
Ravalli County
Herman Peterson
Park County
Claude Lapham
Dillon
Fred Hirschy
George Clemon
May
M. C
Miners Short Course to resume at Montana School of Mines
President Francis A. Thomson announces the repeat of the Miners Short Course at the School of Mines in January for six weeks. The program covers mineralogy mining geology ore treatment and mineral law with a $25 fee and potential partial refunds.
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Montana
Exer
Francis A. Thomson
School of Mines
Technical College
Thomson
W. M. Brown
Brown's Gulch
Dillon
Finn
Local Visitors Spend Days in Grant and Dillon
Mr and Mrs James Dodd visited Grant on Monday while M R Rand made a business trip to Dillon. Mrs Al Waldemar Mrs Frank Osterwald and Leslie Hjort shopped in Dillon. Joe and Fred Pattee from Tenday Idaho visited Grant early week. Leonard Waldemar family motored to Dillon Tuesday. Milt and Ross Nay of the Grasshopper visited Great Tuesday. Emerson Hughes and Tom Scott shopped in Dillon Wednesday. Roy Stocker and
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Dillon
Sunblade
The
Sweet Candy Company
Grant
H. C. Biering
Helena
Stocker
Agnes Pierce
George Smith
Roy Ward
Andy Pyle
Smith Paddock
S. P. Meade and Son
Irving
Idaho
Parke Scott
Herbert Schroeder
James Prohosky
Chester Barrett
Pat Desmond
Alex Christie
Roy Stocker
Armstead
Matt Kay
Ruth Gray
Dorothy
al. Waldemar
James Mansfield
Harris
Opp
James Dodd
M. R. Rand
al Waldemar
Frank Osterwald
Leslie Hjort
Joe
Fred Pattee
Tenday
Leonard Waldemar
Milt
Ross Nay
Grasshopper
Great
Emerson Hughes
Tom Scott
Dinner plans and recipes for a thrifty menu
A meal plan promises a $1.50 dinner for six with 25 cents per person featuring beef stew with corn dumplings and a dessert of fruit jelly with whipped cream. Instructions detail preparing flank steak stew with dumplings and a gelatin fruit mold with whipped cream.
Lakeview News Highlights Social Tidbits and Local Moves
Weather remains disagreeable with high winds cold spells and nightly light snow. Mrs William O Connor hosts a delightful shower for Mrs James Hanson the latest bride with 16 guests from Lakeview and beyond. A Bill Southard ranch dance occurred on Tuesday evening November 8. Mr and Mrs Earl Higgins relocate to Lakeview and he will drive the mail truck on the valley lower end. Mrs Higgins is formerly Leona Jones daughter of Tuck Jones. Mrs Kenneth M Wilson of May Idaho visits Jim Hansen’s cabin while cattle feed. Mrs Wilson is a recent bride formerly Ruth Sperry of Long Creek. Mrs Blaz Lugar of the duck ranch near Lakeview visits Butte with Mrs Beaty. School out soon with a fall extension. Fred Hansen comes to vote and stays with mother and son James. Mr Blair to spend winter in the valley. Mrs L E Culver receives a Christmas box from Los Angeles friend Mrs Strasburg.
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William O'Connor
James Hanson
Lakeview
Bill Southard
Earl Higgins
Allan Buck
Mr. Higgins
Higgins
Leona Jones
Tuck Jones
Kenneth M. Wilson
May
Idaho
Jim Hansen
Wilson
Ruth “Sperry
Long Creek
Blaz Lugar
Duck Ranch
Butte
Beaty
Fred Hansen
James
Blair
L. E. Culver
Strasburg
Los Angeles
Sheridan Women and Legion Group Activities Gather in Dillon
Sheridan residents joined a Dillon visit for the week end with Joe Ison driving. The Sheridan Women's Library Club hosted a meeting appointing committees to work with Red Cross clothing distribution led by Mrs. Amos Hall. A hot chicken luncheon followed. An American Legion Anderson-Simpson unit was formed in Sheridan with Mrs. Robert Julian elected president and other officers named. Dillon and Butte delegates attended.
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Sheridan Women’s Library Club
Red Cross
Amos Hall
P. W. Haynes
KR. H. Dyer
Woman's Club
Chris Anderson
Duncan
Walter Hill
Methodist Ladies Aid
George Foster
Episcopal Guild
A. Erb
Catholic Guild
C. V. Crumbaker
Legion Auxiliary
Anderson- Simpson Post
The
American Legion
Sheridan
Eri. K. Miller
Fred Lenz
Butte
Berniece Metlen
Dillon
Robert Julian
O. V. Crumbaker
W. H. McKenzie
Arthur Beiler
E. L. Fairbanks
Man Sells Car After Campaign Boost Belief
The tale, told after an election, has Red Kellum recounting how he sold a new automobile to a willing buyer. He claimed 8,000 workers were put back to work in Chicago breweries that morning and the buyer trusted the optimism, paying by check.
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Red” Kellum
Roosevelt
Breweries
Chicago
Spee
Reading List Traces Growth of United States Through Books
Chronological catalog shows early general works about the states starting with the original thirteen. The list includes titles such as The Picture Book of the States, The Wonderful Locomotive, North America, American Songs for Children, and The Story of Our Country, among others.
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Orn
United States
North America
U. S
America
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Garrison Family Hosts Weekend Visits and Gala Fundraiser
Mrs. Garland and Mr. Garland of Butte spent the weekend at the Garrison home. Jack Warden and family shopped in Dillon. A Glen Po T A sponsored event Saturday night raised over 24 dollars for a school related cause. Mrs. Sam Lazzari of Butte visited Dillon.
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Ray” Garland
Butte
Garrison
Jack
Dillon
Glen Po
T. A
Sam Lazzari
Albert Schmidt
Avis Mcllrath
Walter Cleghorn
Edna. Mellrath
Minnié Buhrer
Miss Baldwin
Louise Buhrer
Aggie Polish
Matt
Charlie Burden
the Woods Livestock Company
Garrison Brothers
Burglar Delays Escape to Kiss Maid in St Paul Home
Harry Loggsen of St Paul lingered to kiss a maid after robbing a house but the maid’s employer returned and captured him before he could flee.
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Harry Loggsen
St. Paul
Stolen School Books From Parked Car In Colorado Springs
Miss Nona Quirk of Kansas City reports thirty two books from her parked car stolen. A three pound rainbow trout in a pool at Chipeta Park Colorado Springs fascinates visitors as it paddles near the brink seeking pets.
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Mike
Chipeta Park
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lincoln pioneer Abbie Holman celebrates 102nd birthday
Mrs. Abbie Holman, a pioneer resident of Lincoln Kansas, recently marked her 102nd birthday by smoking an extra portion of tobacco in a lighthearted celebration reflecting her long life in the community.
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Abbie Holman
Lincoln
Kan
Six youths in Fishkill post spare fire bond for court
Six youths in Fishkill New York were arrested and posted a spare fire as a bond to secure their appearance in court to answer traffic violations charges.
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Fishkill
N. Y
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