Local notes and visits in Dillon and Helena region
Residents and visitors drop through Dillon with dates and travels. Lucille Blain and Alexandra Blain of Helena stay with Miss Georgia Metlen. J H Bray and family visit Centennial valley. Mrs Peter Anderson of Dell and Mrs Wilma Colfer of Spokane spend weekends in Dillon. University of Washington study trips, educational meetings in Butte, and plane sighting near Butte draw crowds. Executors, wills, and court actions plus campaign chatter for F A Hazle baker feature in district events.
Frying Pan Basin Springs Sheltered Apply Quick
James Kirkpatrick notes the springs at Frying Pan Basin are sheltered and ready for rapid application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirkpatrick
Talent and Westergaard share Dillon Gun Club shoot
W. J. Talent and Pete Westergaard each broke 49 of 50 targets at the Dillon Gun Club Sunday shoot. Westergaard scored a perfect 25 straight from the 16 yard line and led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Talent
Pete Westergaard
Dillon Gun Club
Westergaard
Twin births and local incidents noted in Argenta area
A baby boy was born Thursday at the Oliver home to Mr and Mrs Robert McPherson and a daughter Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Forest Riley near Argenta. J E Morrison at a road camp near Aymstead suffered severe cuts and bruises after a belt caught his hand. The incident led to Dillon treatment. Additional items include visits by Mr and Mrs Anthony French of Argenta, Howard Hazelbaker leaving for Missoula, James and George Harrison of Grasshopper on business, A E Scott of Dell staying at the Andrus hotel, and a bakery truck in Clear Lake Minnesota scattering six thousand pies after hitting a horse and turning over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Oliver
Robert McPherson
Forest Riley
Argenta
J. E. Morrison
Aymstead
Dillon
Borderland Bride From New York Aims For Texas Heart
A serial adventure set in Texas follows a rich New York girl who relocates unexpectedly to the border country and a young Texas ranchman with Irish roots. Readers are urged to follow the ongoing tale from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New York
Ireland
Supervisor Visits Reviews Smith-Hughes Work in Dillon
J E Border Montana state supervisor of Smith-Hughes departments toured Dillon last week to inspect local student programs. He noted an 11 school increase since 1929 and 85 Montana schools now under the department, with over 1,000 students enrolled, saying courses are similarly offered elsewhere and tailored to community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Border
Smith-Hughes
Dillon
Bernard Williams
Winner Take All at Hartwig Stars Cagney in Comedy Romance
A review touts Winner Take All at the Hartwig featuring James Cagney and Marion Nixon. The film is praised as a lively comedy romance with sharp wit and strong acting from Cagney as a cocky Irishman.
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the Hartwig
James Cagney
Marion Nixon
Jimmy Cagney
Virginia Bruce
Birthday Party For Eileen Grimes
Eileen Grimes daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter V Grimes celebrated her ninth birthday Friday afternoon with a party attended by several young friends. Refreshments followed an afternoon of games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Grimes
Walter V. Grimes
Warden Auctions Sage Hens Confiscated Near Court House
Deputy state game warden Charles Price disposed of 12 confiscated sage hens by auction at the courthouse front door. The birds were seized from Butte hunters arrested last Sunday for hunting inside the federal game preserve in the Centennial section.
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Charles Price
Court House
Butte
Federal
Centennial
Local notes sweep through Dillon including visits and a marriage
Mrs Jack Barrett returns from a motor trip to California Washington and Oregon. Miss Mary Franick of Butte arrives to resume studies at the Normal college. Dr and Mrs J F Harrington of Denver and Paul Brehm return from visiting the Andrus apartments. Mr and Mrs H Field of Lewistown visit with son Hugh McKee of the Dollar Cleaners. A marriage license issued to Robert Owen Wilson and Madge Yeaman Quarles of Lemhi Idaho. Centennial valley residents attend John Brundage funeral. Carl Price, former Dillon man, is patient in St Luke's Spokane hospital. Dillon Bottling Works begins ice packed barrels to keep cider fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Franick
Butte
Dillon
The
Normal College
J. F. Harrington
Denver
Paul Brehm
Andrus Apartments
Robert Owen Wilson
Madge Yeaman Quarles
Lemhi
Idaho
H. N
the Tribune
Carl Price
St. Luke’s Hospital
Spokane
Dillon Bottling Works
Mrs. Sewell Returns From Month Visit To Washington And New York
Mrs. G. L. Sewell came back Friday morning after a monthlong trip visiting relatives in Washington DC and New York City. In Washington she toured historic sites including Mount Vernon, home of the nation’s first president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Sewell
Washington
D. C
New York City
Mount Vermon
Scoutmaster changes at guild hall hike to Sheep Canyon
Charles Greene was taken into the troop as assistant scoutmaster succeeding Lansing Waldorf who leaves for graduate study at the University of Washington. A. B. Cheyney of Normal College fills in, with Billy Galt Don Mulkey and Jim Redburn advancing for merit badges. Plans for fall activities include a hike Saturday at 7 30 from the guild hall to Sheep Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greene
A. B. Cheyney
The
Normal College
Omaha
Nebraska
Lansing Waldorf
University of Washington
Billy Galt
Don
Mulkey
Jim Redburn
Guild Hall
Sheep Canyon
Car Crash Near Della and Lima Sends Daye to Hospital
Martin Daye, buyer for Cud ahay Packing, sustained severe cuts and bruises when his car blew a tire and plunged off the highway between Della and Lima. Mrs Hansen and her daughter, hitchhiking from Butte to Boise, were badly bruised. Daye is recovering at Barrett hospital.
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Martin Daye
Cudahay Packing Company
Della
Lima
Hansen
Butte
Boise
Daye
Barrett Hospital
Mrs Clark Anderson Hosts Presbyterian Sunday School Event
Mrs Anderson and Mrs Crouse hosted 26 high school students at the ranch home for an evening of music games and refreshments after a Presbyterian Sunday school gathering.
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Clark Anderson
Fred Crouse
Presbyterian Sunday School
Wilkinsons Return From Northfield Trip
Mr and Mrs Sam Wilkinson returned Saturday from a motor trip to Northfield Minnesota with their daughter Helen S Wilkinson who will attend Carleton College They visited friends in the Twin Cities and other points en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wilkinson
Northfield
Minnesota
Helen S. Wilkinson
Carleton College
Twin Cities
Firemen Host Free Dance at City Hall in Dillon
A large crowd attended the Dillon fire department free dance held at city hall Saturday evening. Firemen and their ladies enjoyed a dinner served at the Metlen hotel before the dance.
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Dillon Fire Department
City Hall
Metlen
Bruce Hollister Earns M. D. Degree at Chicago
Dillon friends note Bruce Hollister has received the M. D. degree from the University of Chicago on August 27. He has served the past year as head interne at Illinois Central Hospital. The Cashmore home hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. Cashmore Miss Gladys Garr Alden Telin and Bud Cashmore on Monday evening.
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Dillon
Bruce Hollister
University of Chicago
Illinois Central Hospital
W. IF. Cashmore
Mrs. Cashmore
Gladys Garr
Alden Telin
Bud Cashmore
Barber to Relocate Shop and Renovate Building
George W. Lovell plans to move his barber shop from South Idaho Street to the former George Gosman location on Bannack Street. The building will undergo thorough renovations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lovell
Idaho Street
George Gosman
Bannack Street
Surprise party honors Melbourne Jackson at Dillmont Park
Melbourne Jackson and 30 young friends gathered Monday evening at Dillmont park for a surprise party at his home. Roller skating and refreshments followed at the pavilion and the event closed with celebration at the Hartwig home a stag dinner hosted by W B Hartwig on Tuesday evening. The gathering included contract bridge with five tables. Mrs. Mary Baker left Wednesday for Klamath Falls Oregon to attend the funeral of Willis R Garland. Sisters of the deceased Mrs A H McFarland and Mrs O O Sharp traveled by motor with Dr McFarland. The Rev Edward Smith of Butte and the Rev Robert Smith of Bozeman both former ministers at the Methodist church here visited Tuesday.
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Melbourne Jackson
James Jackson
Dillmont Park
Hartwig
W. B. Hartwig
Contract Bridge
Mary Baker
Klamath Falls
Ore
Willis R. Garland
A. H. McFarland
Sharp
Dr. McFarland
Edward Smith
Butte
Robert Smith
Bozeman
Methodist
City
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Lucille
Alexandra Blain
Helena
Georgia Metlen
J. H., Bray
Centennial Valley
Peter Anderson of
Dell
Hiram’ Brundage
Seattle
Wash
Idisses Uuilie Brauer
Violet M. Eastman
Katherine MacGregor
Owe Be
California
Forsyth
Lakevied
Wilma ‘Colfer
Sullivan
Justine, Morse
C. B. Marrs
J. W. Carney
Tom Morrow
A. C. Morrow
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Eudora Weenink
Melvin J. Weenink
P. A. Abnit
Livingston
Ed Joy
Joy
Kenneth Wheat
Missoula
Wheat
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Orange Crush Orchestra
Mr. Wheat
W. E. Selner
W. D. Tovey
William Nelson
Willow Creek
Francis Nettick
Alden Mast
Dan Mooney
Daly’s Spur
Dan
Albert J. Galen
S. C. Ford
Great Falls
F. A. Hazelbaker
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph. Co
Carl B. Taylor
Kreso Dip
Anthony French
Howard Hazelbaker
University of Montana
James and
George Harrison
Grasshopper Section
A. E. Scott of
Andrus Hotel
Clear Lake
Minn
Peter B.kyne
Kyne
Jack
Barrett
Oregon
H. Field
Lewistown
Wardrobe Cleaners
Hugh McKee
Dollar Cleaners
John Brundage
James Doyle
Andy Forsyth, Jr
William O’connor
Steve
Chicago
Osie Smith
Paredevil
Shanghai
Fe C
Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Lila Lee
Paul Sloane
Pat. O'Brien
Mae
Clarke Howard, Hig
Dillon, Montana
Pat O’brien
May Clark
Mary Doran
Blondie of the Follies
Marion Davies
Robert Montgomery
Billie Dove
China
Eaton’s Highland
Eaton’s
Decka
Samrensmiece
Deckla
Liridhurst Club
Ames
Eaton’s Louisine
Eaton’s Claudreme
Gray
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