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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
5
A roundup of residents visiting Dillon includes Peter Spritzer of Reichle, Roscoe Gordon of Armstead, Ivo Birrer of Twin Bridges, Miss Kleen White of Armstead, and many others from Butte, Seattle, Divide, and Lima. Several trips discuss vacations, business, and family visits, with two marriage license news and mining figures also noted.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will gather Thursday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs. Emma Gilbert, Mrs. T. H. DuBois, and Mrs. A. A. Schroeder as hostesses.
The Girl Scout Council will hold a meeting Monday at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Harold M. Warner's home. All members and leaders are urged to attend.
Beaverhead Ladies Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Addie Morrison instead of the previously announced evening session.
Mr and Mrs Waldron Boger inspired a charivari party held by friends and acquaintances on Wednesday. After a parade through the streets by the newlyweds, guests were treated to refreshments at the host home.
Norman Giles district court clerk issued marriage licenses to Clifford D Wheeler and Mildred G Rutherford of Eugene Oregon and to Arthur W Clegg and Blanche G Hunt of Salt Lake City. The latter couple wed at the courthouse before Judge George Opp with attendants Wilhelmina Skeeters and Emil Schindler of Jackson.
Members met at Mrs. Lambert Eliel home with Mrs. Elmer Erickson as co host. After a 1 30 luncheon a business session named committee chairmen for achievement day projects including home furnishing handicraft foods clothing with leaders: Mrs Fred Kerr Mrs Elmer Erickson Mrs Taylor Bradley and Mrs Harl Opp.
The state fish and game commission sets elk hunting rules. Open Beaverhead areas cover Wise River to Jackson and Big Hole river, with Beaverhead Fish and Game Preserve open Nov 1 to Nov 15 for elk of either sex. North and west of the North Fork of the Big Hole and Ruby Creek are open Oct 15 to Nov 15. In Madison county, all land south and west of the Madison river is closed to elk hunting for 1938.
The Girl Scout Council gathered Monday at Mrs H M Warner's home to showcase strong turnout from the Leaders association. New appointments were announced with Mrs John Wolf taking publicity and Miss Florence Hellman handling badges and awards. Mrs A F Waldorf was released by request with thanks for five years of service. Reports from committee chairs N L Henry Wolf Tyre Callahan and Smith were presented.
The American Legion Auxiliary committees announce a rummage sale at city hall on Oct. 29. Material for the sale should be given to committee chairs Mrs. C. J. Hovren or Mrs. George Gosman, who will arrange pickup of items.
Mr and Mrs Allen Van Antwert of Monida welcomed a baby girl Tuesday morning at Barrett hospital. Mrs Lambert Eliel and Mrs Zelda Lovell left for Great Falls Friday. Jessie Moore of Billings arrived to visit uncles Dr F M Poindexter and E L Poindexter and Governor J B Poindexter of Hawaii, who are guests here.
At Thursday afternoon meeting the St Rose guild laid plans for an annual bazaar and luncheon set for Saturday November 18 before Thanksgiving. Committees announced include candy booth chair Charlotte Ballard fish pond Wayne Roberts fancy work J E Kelly fruit cake and mince meat F M Carr parcel post and other roles await naming. A hot lunch will be served at noon on bazaar day.
Rural Montana roads and Initiative 41 loom as key issues while oil ads draw ire. Senator James E. Murray plans four speeches for Representative OConnell’s reelection with a district radio broadcast on November 7 supporting OConnell’s record and New Deal stance.
The county agricultural conservation committee met at Bernard Williams offices to adjust protests on 1939 wheat acreage allotments. J C Ferguson and Floyd Kenison attended while William Carroll was delayed by a storm. Mapping and range compliance for 1938 are finished. range reseeding must be completed by Nov 30 and other practices by Dec 31.
Mrs T E Luebben announces a Dilllon branch A A U W meeting Monday Oct 24 at 7 pm at Mrs Frank Hazelbaker's home with assistance from Mrs W J Bierrum Miss Ethel Anderson and Miss Ruby Rogness. Loretta Buss chairs program focusing on the year's plan and club projects. All graduates of standard universities or colleges are welcome.
Real opportunity for a man seeking permanent, profitable work. Start promptly. Write Rawleigh's, Dept MTJ-51-H, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Official ballots for the general election on Nov. 8 are available at the county clerk and recorder's office for voters absent from the county on election day. Several applications for these ballots have already been received.
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