Local Notes and Announcements From Dillon
Local residents record births, visits, travel and family news in Dillon Montana. Liners note Spencer Patterson and family welcome a son in Helena while William Calloway and Grant area residents become parents of a son at Barrett hospital. Doings include hospital stays, operations, and a washing machine accident involving young Mark Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Patterson
Helena
William. Calloway
Sheridan
The
Barrett Hospital
Mark
J. W. Walters
Low Rail Fares to California on Union Pacific Trains
Union Pacific advertises cheaper California travel with new features on all through trains. Coach meals from 25c to 35c, free porter service, pillows, and cups. All cars air conditioned with modern all steel coaches and comfortable seating. The Challenger and Los Angeles Limited offer stewardesses and a deluxe women and children coach. Contact Henry Coulam, general agent, 229 Rialto Building, Butte Montana.
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California
Senti Oe
Union Pacific
Pkallengers
Los Angeles Limited
Union
Pacific Rail Travel
Henry Coulam
Rialto Building
Butte
Montana
Girl Scout Fund Drive Card Party Encouraged Donations
Residents were canvassed in the district on Tuesday and the residential section of the city for the Girl Scout movement. Friends are urged to donate generously so the local council need not solicit funds again next year. If attendance is not possible, purchasing a ticket is requested.
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A. A “Williams
T. B., McFadden
Girl Scout Movement
Eligibility Rules for Auxiliary Members Gathered
All women eligible for American Legion Auxiliary membership who missed Monday night’s meeting should contact membership chairman Mrs. C. J. Hovren or president Mrs. F. G. Lyon. Eligibility includes mothers wives sisters or daughters of the Legion or of service members from April 5 1917 to November 11 1918 and those honorably discharged, or women who qualify in their own right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
C. J. Hovren
F. G. Lyon
American Legion
United States
Pine Tree Troop 5 Plans Scrapbooks for Orphans
Pine Tree Troop No. 5 met on Wednesday October 9 at the training school. They planned to make scrapbooks for the Orphans' Home at Twin Bridges for Christmas and to learn knitting once supplies arrive. They practiced hiking basics and took a short hike to Mrs Francis Gelhaus' yard to tell pet stories and feed the ducks on the Normal ditch. Shirley Ann Mount served as scribe.
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Pine Tree Troop
Twin Bridges
Francis Gelhaus
Shirley Ann Mount
Poindexter Returns From New York Trip After Fight Visit
Dr. F. M. Poindexter returned from a trip to New York City where he attended the Baer Louis fight and viewed World Series games. He departed Chicago at 7 AM and arrived in Dillon the same day at 6 PM by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. F. M. Poindexter
New York City
Chicago
Dillon
Dillon News Roundup Lands and People in Brief
Senator ti IV Williams of Deer Lodge visits Dillon with friends. Mr. and Mrs Frank Lightfoot of Cane spend weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth Clemow at her home and are joined by Miss Betsey Clemow visiting Carolyn Smyth. Police Chief Charles Nelson and wife return from California. Girl Scout Troop 4 Meadowlark hiked to Lover's Leap with lunches. Local ads note cattle and ranch profits. Mr. and Mrs Neidt of Jackson visit Dillon. Cromwell of Glasgow Times visits Tribune. Beaver Rock Dam meeting set for Twin Bridges with state official expected. Residents of Dillon and nearby show interest in dam project.
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Frank
Lightfoot
Cane
Dillon
Beaver Rock Dam
Twin Bridges
First Baptist Frid ay Schedule Of Meetings And Events
The Friday program for the First Baptist includes a 9 00 a m adpot and evangelistic conference, 11 30 a m sermon by Helena, 12 15 Ministers luncheon at Cottage, 2 00 p m Women session with slogan Every Baptist Woman Present, 6 00 p m fellowship banquet at Baptist Cottage with limited seats, 7 30 p m Young People's service with Dr R P Doug las new executive secretary, inviting normal and high school students. all are welcome and all local churches are invited.
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Helena
Drus Grill
Baptist Cottage
Montana Future Farmers Ready for National Royal Livestock Show
Wallace Banning of Beaverhead leads the Montana Future Farmer stock judging team to Kansas City after final instruction in Bozeman. Teammates include Walter Davis of Bozeman and Paul Van Ostrand of Missoula. Joe Ritschel, MT federation president, will represent Montana at the National Future Farmer Congress during the American Royal in Kansas City October 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Banning
Beaverhead
Bozeman l
Kansas City
Wallace
Montana
Walter Davis
Bozeman
Paul van Ostrand
Missoula
Joe Ritschel
Future Farmer Congress
Dillon Churches Host Annual Student Faculty Receptions
In an annual observance, Dillon churches held Friday night receptions for Dillon schools students and faculty. The events were well attended with entertainment programs and refreshments served.
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Dillon
Methodist Aid Society to Meet in Church Parlors
The Methodist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs. Ned Saunders, Mrs. Lorain Spencer and Mrs. Carl Giudici Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Ned Saunders
Lorain Spencer
Carl Giudici
Afternoon event honors ladies in beauty and work program
A well attended afternoon event featured awards for second third and fourth places to Mrs Dixon Brown John Neal and Mrs Stella Murray. The program included vocal performances by Lechner Mildred Spaherg Aileen Brady and others, dancing by Violet Olson and pupils Mickey Callahan and Dolly Paddock, and a Lorraine McGrath reading, enjoyed by about a hundred ladies.
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Hiusday
Sue Sha
Dixon’ Brown
Ohn Neal
Stella Murray
Angeroth
S Y ‘Lechner
Mildred Spaherg
Aileen Brady
Dy. Cc
Jeppe Mhan
Paul
Bramsman
Violet Olson
Mickey’ Callahan
Shakespeare Club Meets Saturday at St James Hall
The Shakespeare club will meet Saturday October 26 at St James guild hall to discuss The Old Maid by Zoe Aikens. Books ordered by Tribune Book Store will arrive soon with notice in the Messenger.
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Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild
Zoe Aikens
Tribune Book Store
Presbyterian church forms Christian Endeavor unit
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church organized Sunday evening. Officers chosen include President Helen Buck Vice president Ruth Helen Albright and secretary treasurer Marguerite Peterson. Eligible members are high school and Normal college students and friends. Meetings set for Sundays at 6 30 in church parlors with the last Sunday reserved for a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Helen Buck
Ruth Helen Albright
Marguerite Peterson
Normal College
Nite Club Evening Hosted by Berniece Metlen
In Phillips apartments Mrs. Berniece Metlen entertained guests Thursday evening. Cards provided the diversion with Mrs. R. M. Stone achieving high score and Mrs. Dan Henneberry the low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMiss Berniece Metlen
Phillips Apartments
R. M. Stone
Dan Henneberry
Needle club members enjoy afternoon at Alder
Members of the Needle club visited Alder on Saturday afternoon and were delightfully entertained by Mrs. Phebe C. Andersson.
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Needle Club
Alder
Phebe C. Andersom
St James Guild to be entertained by three ladies
St James guild will be entertained by Mrs Mary Molleur Mrs Annabel Morrigan and Mrs W F Cashmore Thursday afternoon Oct 17 in the build hall.
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St., James Guild
St. James Guild
Mary Molleur
Manse Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church Parlor
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Harry Graves Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Harry Graves
Thanks for the kindness after our loss of John Nelson
We, the Nelson family, express gratitude for the support shown during the death of husband and father John Nelson. We acknowledge Masonic Lodge Don Anson Mia Herb Armitage and all who sent flowers and food. Signed by Mrs Marie Nelson Binear, Harold, and Robert Nelson.
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John Nelson
Masonic Lodge
Don Anson
Mia
Herb Armitage
P. T. A. Meeting Well Attended at Training School
The first local P T A meeting was held in the kindergarten room with Mrs. T Lee McCracken presiding. Attendees heard talks on child health and kindergarten origins, plus piano solos by Mrs Sargeant, and a social tea at the end. Sixty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lee McCracken
Mary Innes
John Wolf
Sylvester Meade
Dillon
H.M. Warner
Fred Chapman
Bevery
George Az. Routledge
D. Sanding
Elizabeth Shotwell
Community gathering showcases Big Hole Unity and Rotary visit
A Jackson meeting drew broad attendance with talks from Fraternal groups and community leaders. Curtis Wilson, Rotary District Governor, lauded service ideals, outlined Rotary's world scope, youth programs, and aid for crippled children. Subscriptions urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Rowtary
Russia
Hey
Dillon Club
Rotary
Friday and Saturday Matinee Offer Jungle Adventure
Actual pictures of the famous Arthur Johnson expedition show wild animals in their native haunts with jungle thrills. Also presented is the second episode of Tailspin Tony for matinee audiences.
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Arthur Johnson
Tony
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Murray Hospital
James Blair
Grant
Dba
Sheser Hone
S. M. Rogan
Joe Gelhaus
Katherine Miller
Virginia City
Louis Schmittroth
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Deer Lodge
Carolyn Smyth
Hugh
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Carolyn. Lou
Charles. Nelson
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W. H. Stephan
Ernest Luebben
Newman
Dillon, Mont
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Girl Scouts of
Jake Neidt
Jackson
Jack Husted
G. C. Cromwell
Glasgow Times
Tribune
Wilma Marshall
Jack Lasich
John F. Conn
Boston
Charles H. Martin
Oregon
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Morrison
Tom Jones
Virginia
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Leonard
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Peth
de Molay
Dillmont Park
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Rainbow Girls
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Francis Dean
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PTR
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Lions Club
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A. ‘W. Wilson
Martin Jackson
Robert E. Albright
Dillon I
Francis Dean Orchestra
Curtis Wilson
Rotary International
Dillon Rotary Club
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S. J. Siren
Birch Creek
Hartwig Theatre
Spencer. Tracy
Bruce
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