Beaverhead Residents Active Week In Dillon
A busy Dillon week features visits and business from numerous residents and guests, including Mrs. Caroline Smythe and daughter from Twin Bridges, and families from Lima and Jorse Prairie. Major health news reports William Dunn Jr undergoing a major operation with good recovery prospects. Local students exceed 260 enrollment with 15 new registrations as teachers and visitors travel through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline E. Smythe
Farnum Mayo
Twin Bridges
Dillon
William Dunn, Jr
Barrett Hospital
Rebekahs Plan 87th Anniversary Celebration
Diana Rebekah lodge will mark the 87th anniversary of the order after the regular meeting at 8 p.m. A program cards and refreshments are planned. Odd Fellows and their wives visiting members and husbands are invited. Program committee includes Muriel Tyre Wilma Holloran Lela Frakes. Refreshments by Ivy Taylor Ida Olsen Esther Schmittroch Bertha Mayfield Mabel DuBois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Mesdames
Muriel Tyre
Wilma Holloran
Lela Frakes
Ivy Taylor
Ida Olsen
Esther Schmittroch
Bertha Mayfield
Mabel DuBois
Relief Society Meeting At Chapel This Thursday
The Relief Society will meet at the chapel on Thursday at two oclock. A theology lesson will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le de ‘Ss. Relief. ‘Society
L. D
Relief Society
Dillon BPW Holds First Dinner Meeting of Season
The Dillon Business and Professional Women group held its first dinner meeting of the season on Wednesday at 6:45 PM at the Andrus Hotel. The event gathered members for networking and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Business
Andrus Hotel
Ladies Golf Dinner At Country Club
The ladies of the country club held their 7:30 dinner after a tournament at the clubhouse. Hostesses were Mrs. Leonard Schulz and Mrs. B A Risley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Schulz
B. A. Risley
Mizpah Chapter 18 Eastern Star Meets at Masonic Hall
Mizpah Chapter No 18 Order of Eastern Star held its regular meeting Tuesday evening September 13 at the Masonic hall. Grand Chapter reports were given by Dr and Mrs Curry Elfreda Woodside Elizabeth Shotwell John and Iva Orr and Florence Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Dr. and Mary Curry
Elfreda Woodside
Elizabeth Shotwell
John and Iva Orr
Florence Stone
Legion Auxiliary Resumes Activities After Summer Break
The American Legion Auxiliary resumed its year on Monday evening after a summer vacation. Members were entertained at the home of new president Mrs. Guy D. Combes with Mrs. T. Lee McCracken assisting.
St James Parish calls meeting on Sept 22 at guild hall
Notice of a called meeting for parish members to act on a vestry resolution recommending the incorporation of trustees to administer and safeguard parish trust funds. W M Stone Clerk H N Tragitt jr Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Parish
Guild Hall
W. M. Stone
H. N. Tragitt, Jr
Bridge Luncheon Honors Two Visiting Ladies From California
Mrs. Fred Chapman hosted twenty guests for a Thursday bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs. Clara Chapman and Mrs. Ida H. Morse visiting from Los Angeles. Lunch was followed by bridge play with high prizes awarded to Mrs. H. N. Tragitt and low to Mrs. John Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chapman
Bridge
Clara Chapman
Ida H. Morse
Los Angeles
Calif
H. N. Tragitt
John Collins
Low
Miss Mary Liggett Honored By School Group
Miss Mary Liggett was honored at a party hosted by Methodist Sunday school officers and classmates of Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Meeke. She has left for Bozeman to begin nurses training at Deaconess hospital after graduating Beaverhead County High School in May and active 4-H club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Liggett
Methodist Sunday School
J. A. Meeke
Dillon Couple Wed in Butte Quiet Ceremony
Doris Stinson and Charles Quick of Dillon were married in Butte on Tuesday with close family as witnesses. The bride is W. E. and Mrs. Stinson’s daughter and the groom is Charles Quick of Dillon. The couple plans a Seattle honeymoon and will reside in Dillon after one week. He works at Ermont mines and she operates the Stinson Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hughes
Yorse Prairie
Dillon
Doris Stinson
Charles Quick
Butte
E. D. Schmitt
Glen Stinson
W. E. Stinson
Mr. Quick
Beaverhead County
Mrs. Quick
Seattle
The
Ermont Mines
Stinson
India Missionary Speaks Here at Grace Church Pageant Lecture
The Grace Methodist church hosted a costume pageant and stereopticon lecture titled The Mass Movement in India on Wednesday evening at 7 45. The speaker was Rev Franklin M Wilson D D who spent 30 years in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Grace, Methodist Church
Franklin M. Wilson
Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting Arranged at Church Parlor
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. Sam Cardinale Mrs. Earl Crichton and Mrs. Levant Taylor as hostesses. A program is being arranged by the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Sam Cardinale
Earl ‘Crichton
Levant, Taylor
Dinosaur Bones and Future Gadgets Stir Beaverhead County
Field vertebrate paleontologist Ray E. Colton launches a four part Tribune series on Beaverhead county's prehistoric sea and fossil finds around Dillon and Lima. Illustrations come from the American Museum of Natural History. Colton details his digs in Mexico and North Africa and his seven years as a dinosaur bone hunter in western U S states. The articles aim to educate rural students and offer reader interest with scientific context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
The
Tribune
Colton
North American
Dillon
Lima
American Museum of Natural History
Mexico
North
Africa
United States
Juvenile Woodcraft Officers Elected at Fall Meeting
The Woodcraft Juveniles elected officers at the first fall meeting at the Odd Fellows hall. Susan Wolfe was named guardian Neighbor and Ruth Fowler outer sentinel, with a full slate including Edith Mae Stanfield past guardian, Mary Fowler advisor, Giovannini Cardinale magician, and many others. A Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting at Hollywood Circle followed, planning a past guardian's night for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Odd Fellows Hall
Susan Wolfe
Edith Mae Stanfield
Mary Fowler
Giovannini Cardinale
Patsy Talent
Jewel Wolfe
Jessie Knox
Ardella Lanner
Inner Sentinel
Ruth Fowler
Outer Sentinel
Grace Knox
Dave Woodside
Virginia Fowler
Mary Lou Nelson
Betty Nelson
Mary Lou Woodside
Mary Beth Smith
Lea Johnson
Helen Nettick
Howard Lyons
Robert Wolfe
Charles
Guardian
Florence Hughes
Hollywood Circle
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Presbyterians Set Meeting At Manse Society Parlor
A Presbyterian Manse society will meet Thursday at 2 30 in the church parlors. All members and attendees are urged to attend this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Manse Society
Cemetery Project Grows At Mountain View
The Mountain View cemetery well drilling contract has been awarded and work will resume this week. Once water flow is proven the concrete reservoir will begin, weather permitting, with pipe laying possible this fall. The Business and Professional Women's club raises funds, now $1,094 of $2,400 needed, accepting donations at banks or with the cemetery committee led by Dora Smith. Mrs. Estella C. Husted of Jackson is a new contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Cemetery
Business and Professional Women’s Club
B.P. W. Cemtery Committee
Dora Smith
Hayess Baxter
Elizabeth Winn
Claudia Faust
Pastor Accepts Call to Lutheran Church in City
The Rev. Leonard Thompson of Devon Montana has accepted the pastorate at the First Lutheran church, replacing the departing Rev. A. W. Nelson who will move to Houston Minnesota. Thompson, a Luther Theological Seminary graduate in 1936, will arrive with his wife and infant daughter in October. Nelson’s farewell is set for Sunday, September 18, after which he and his family will relocate to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Thompson
Devon, Mont
First Lutheran Church
A. W. Nelson
Houston, Minn
Thompson
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Minn
Devon
Nelson
Minnesota
Montana Highway Labor Force Drops in August First Half
The number of men employed on Montana highway projects in the first half of August fell to 490 from 610 in the first half of July. All but four of the workers were Montanans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Librarian Cragster Attends Pacific Northwest Library Meet
Miss Annette Cragster of the Pocatello Public Library visits Dillon to join the combined Pacific Northwest and Montana librarians convention at Many Glaciers Glacier Park. New books received include works by Zane Grey, J C Lincoln, B Tarkington, E J O Brien, C A Smart, and Negley Farson. The Times lauds Thomas Mann's The Coming Victory of Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Cragster
Pocatello Public
Smart
C. A
James, Marquis
Andrew Jackson
Farson
Negley
Mann
Thomas
The
New York Times
Germany
America
Lecture on Freedom Against Despotism and Library Donations
A concise talk argues that war is a cowardly escape from peace problems. The child study club notes new works by Meyers and Pierce. Mr and Mrs Anderegg donate a book collection to the library, replacing worn copies from 1900 to 1910. Mrs Pearl I Smith donates Theodore Roosevelt works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Child Study Club
Meyers
Pierce
Pil Anderegg
Pearl I. Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
James Prohosky of Grant Transacted Business Saturday
James Prohosky of Grant conducted business in the city on Saturday, as recorded in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Prohosky
Grant
Magazine subscription agent wanted in Dhillon Mont area
Wanted representative to look after magazine subscription interests in Dhillon Montana and vicinity. Earn a good share of hundreds spent in fall and winter on magazines. Oldest agency in U S guaranteed lowest rates on all periodicals domestic and foreign. Instructions and equipment free. Start a growing permanent business full or spare time. Especially adaptable for shut ins. Moore Cottrell Inc Wayland Road North Cohoeton N Y 86-37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhillon
Mont
U. S
Moorecottrell, Inc
Wayland Road
North Cohoeton
N. Y
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