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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
8
Silver Bow post of the American Legion will send its crack drum and bugle corps to Dillon Monday night to assist Beaverhead post in its Vigilante day celebration at Dillmont park. The corps will give an exhibition.
In Dillon the city plans a two part celebration with a park dance and an evening program before the dance. The vets have completed plans for the event and 18 entrants have entered the popularity contest drawing countywide interest. Manager James R. Jackson announced the carnival dance will be held Tuesday night at the park as part of the Fourth of July festivities.
Beaverhead county residents will discuss securing government funds for highway improvements and other projects at a Saturday night meeting in Dillon. The session is at 8 o'clock in Pearl I. Smith's offices, called by Louis Schmittroth, president of the Beaverhead Mining association.
Part of the social program for the summer term was planned by the social committee of the Montana State Normal college dormitories at a meeting called by Dean Angeline Smith this week. The committee includes Helen Nicholson Ethel Jarussi Elsie Isaacson Velma Newman Barbara Gamwell Elsie Rea and Bernice Tubman. DILLON GETS MORE RAIN. More rain fell throughout Beaver head county to refresh crops and ranges after weeks of hot weather. Dirt roads remain in fair shape. MUST CARRY EQUIPMENT Beginning Saturday all vehicles entering Beaver head national forest must carry an ax shovel and bucket as regular equipment. Supervisor A A Simpson said the rule helps curb fires.
Funeral services for Matthew Thiel of Beaverhead County were conducted at Grace Methodist Church with Dillon Elks in charge. Rev J A Meeke officiated, and Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
Oscar Gravely and Pascal Bimat attended the funeral of Matthew Thiel in Dell today. J. A. Baxter FE W. Bond and Lambert Eliel returned from Clifflake after county nurse Luella Stickney held a children’s clinic Tuesday. T. J. Call of Ennis visited, Dellar Gordon and Walter Lyons were Armstead visitors, W. N. Bichler of Armstead conducted business in the city.
The senate banking committee released a list of prominent individuals and firms invited to participate in Kuhn, Loeb securities in return for advice without cash. Named were Charles E. Mitchell Percy A. Rockefeller L F Loree Albert H Wiggin F H Ecker and Kuhn Loeb leaders. Also Belfast museum cuts Sunday hours for summer.
The Deer Lodge Presbyterian church and Sunday school will hold their annual picnic at Zosel's grove on Friday afternoon. Transportation is available for those without cars departing the church at 2 PM. Attendees may arrive later by calling 225-R. Bring a basket lunch. coffee and ice cream are provided. A program with games baseball kittenball races music and a 6:15 supper will follow.
Delegates to the department encampment of Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary at Great Falls returned to Deer Lodge today. Mrs. Betty Boyer was elected council member for a four year term and Mrs. E. O. Waldron was appointed reporter. An instructive meeting followed. Attendees included W. T. Elliott W. J. Eaton J. L. Ruhl C. C. Smollack Mrs. W. T. Elliott Mrs. Betty Boyer Mrs. E. O. Waldron and Mrs. Bertha Pratt.
Mr and Mrs Ray Calmettes who have operated Hare's greenhouse just south of Deer Lodge for several years will leave Saturday by motor for coast cities. They will visit Oregon Washington and northern California to search for a new location.
James Blaisdell, formerly of this city, visited yesterday en route to Pomona from Cambridge where he has been at school. Miss Geraldine Ade returned from Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swenson welcomed a son at St. Josephs hospital. Mrs. Charles Tokley leaves for Butte to visit, returning with her sister Mrs. Lillian McLeland to Tacoma. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters. Mrs. Ben Mannix and baby of Finn were business visitors here Wednesday.
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