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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
7
Definitive plans for a Vigilante day celebration at Dillmont park July 3 are to be discussed at a Dillmont post meeting in Dillon. The event honors the Vigilantes founding 70 years ago in 1863 with a carnival backdrop featuring Robber's Roost Yankee Flat Road Agent Rock Chinaman Gulch and other old names.
Festivities echo the 1960s as veterans pledge nonstop fun and many prizes. A dance offers a $25 prize for the most popular girl or woman. Delegates to the mining district convention in Butte presented their reports at the tonight meeting.
Scorching weather pleases crops after a late spring but ranchers fear another week of high temperatures may cause damage. Water remains plentiful in county valleys as mountain snowmelt sustains streams.
Pupils of Nellie Little Poole will present a piano recital at the training school auditorium tomorrow night at 8 o clock. The program includes an operetta The Magic Spell and a radio program. Participants include Dorothy Groshean George Dodd Kenneth Featherly Betty Brown Osborn Cardinale Howard Smith Golda Talent Emma Jane Crane Betty Graham Giovanna Cardinale Erma Lou Warner Dora Guidici Lillian Berry Helen Judge Gertrude Welborn Jud Best Jr Hazel Mc Grath Genevieve Green.
Diana Rebekah lodge concluded its last gathering before summer break. Mrs. J. E. Shaw of Wisdom visited Dillon for several days as Janet Bernice Hanson of Roy attended the Elks state convention committee meeting to discuss session plans.
Floral Park events include a Brownie party, church meetings, and travel plans to Chicago. Families visit relatives in Waterloo and Twin Bridges, with hospital updates on Mrs. Jessie Winchell. Garden club notes record a luncheon and lawn progress, while Sunday school teachers plan summer sessions. Contacts and appeals reference Montana Leather v Rialto garage, with regional trade updates on Paraguay cattle duties and U.S. auto demand in France.
Butte lodge No. 240 Elks will meet next Wednesday night instead of Thursday to receive Ralph Jones and Mark Love of Los Angeles en route to Milwaukee for the national convention. An informal reception and luncheon follow. Two new members, William J. Cates and James D. Bassett, were initiated. Reports from committee chairs and officers were read and adopted.
Charles E. Youlden, president of the Davidson Grocery company, is ill at his residence 9 North Ex celsior avenue. He is a prominent Butte businessman and longtime resident. friends wish him a speedy recovery. Dublin seeks 500000 for winter relief from the Irish Free State. Air passengers in Brazil in the a Se ee eon 4,332.
A short note lists items including fresh creamery butter priced at 30 cents and 3 pounds.
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