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Madison Women MM Sheridan Faculty Attends Meet Other Community Items Recorded Conrad Miller Rites Held Whitehall Cabinet Maker Succumbs 'f1 ill. Social Activities of Interest Noted ENNIS, Nov. 2. Members from Ennis and Jeff ers of Madison chapter, O. E.

8., who met with Virginia chapter Tuesday evening at Virginia City were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Helt, Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Kohls, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Hal Pasley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rowse, Mr, and Mrs.

Earl Bennetts, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tolson, Mrs. James Davis.

Mrs. Prances Comley, Mrs. Arthur Nelson, Mrs. E. E.

Olson, Mrs. Prank McDonnell, Mrs. Carrie Walters and Paul P. Hadzor. Others from Ennls but who belong to other O.

E. S. chapters were Mrs. Claude Win-decker of August chapter, Augusta, and Mr. and Mrs.

John P. Erie, Echo chapter, Pony. Alder Gulch aerie, P. O. met at the V.

P. W. hall In Ennls Wednesday evening. Jeff D. Lawton of Ennla was Initiated.

The next meeting will be held in Virginia City lodge room Oct. 30. Nell Fisher TWO-LEGGED PORKY GETS AROUND Porky, born with only front legs, shows balancing that has drawn crowds to his farm home near Farmlngton, Minn. A pet since birth, It now weighs 65 pounds and as middle-age spread caused weight to settle mostly In hind quarters Porky may soon have to give up act of lowering head and walking on its two legs to amusement of neighborhood children. of Missoula, state president of the order, will make his official visit.

i Madison chapter, order of Eastern ferSOnai ii Star, met at the Masonic 'hall at 0a.A Jeff era Wednesday evening with L.151CU, worthy matron and worthy patron, Mrs. Harold Helt and William Arml- HA. M. H. Fur-tage, in charge.

Mrs. Kate Arm- man the week end BozJf" strong, now of Twin Bridges, Mrs. in with her daughter, Jean, who Tom Hughes and Mrs. Edwin is attending Montana Styte college. Hughes of McAllister and Miss Miss Furman wno Is a freshman, Violet Pasley of Jeffers, became has enrolled In the pre-nursing members.

Hostesses were Mrs. Fay course. nniti Mr an1 Mm Tularin HllffhPS. wil- uW xf, a and Mrs. Arthur Nelson.

Mr. and Mrs. Norskog of Miles City were viaitnr a lnnoh TOflc KPrvAd hv visitors. A luncn was servea Dy the hostesses. Four Ennis boys are on' the State Normal college football squad at Dillon.

Dick McQuire is outstanding at tackle. Lindy Estes is playing center. John and Frank Vetter are at tackle and guard positions. McQuire was recently elected member of the newly formed house council of the men's dormitory. A group of friends Mrs.

Harold Stoltz on her birthday Friday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Manley, Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Charles L. Manley, Mr. and P. T.

Hacker, Mr. and MrS, o.i?p,r? a il' nf lamuy, -iiar. and Mrs. Ernest Walker Miss olet Pasley, Martha Pasley Deloris Stoltz, John Robertson, Harold u.b. iaii nuuucr biiu laniujr, ivir.

Stoltz, Mr. and Mrs. Denny Won- 11am bhrmann and I Stanlev Hockett unrmann ana Stanley HOCKew "turned Sunday evening irom the South Fork where they have been iiuiuhiK 0i8 game ior wio iwo weeics. Gardiner Women Hold Affairs Halloween Marked at Social Events Nov. 2.

The home GARnTNTTO. nf Mrs ninrpnno T.oner oe tho noni nf rhnrmino nortv ThurtHai; evening when she entertained at a Halloween party. Guests were Mes- dames Raymond Ritchey, Ingwald jaCobson, John Jones, Edwin Doig, Harrv Jones. William A. Olson.

Halloween nartv. Guests were Mes- riorpnrp v. Rfnvip warrv' irriwarii der, Clarence Wonder, Frank Weber, jones, Bernard O. Hallin, Warren PonV NeWS NotOS Mrs. Myrtle Daly, Mrs.

Clark E. Han, Charles Scott and Raymond BW SSlSiJZ?" High hono" in cards went pONYi Nov. 2.Mr. Rnd Mrs. taZfiSSSft Ske SrSMHallRitChey' Mr8' JneS Donrf iffifiEj with a potluck lunch.

Mrs Bernard Hallin enter- MiBf Vi0le.t Dennv Wonder and Mrs Frank 2' tu 5 Indies arrived recently for a visit a3L Stertatoed at Sier 2le fridge club wlth and Mrs. Terry. The Armstrong enteriainea at ainner at a o'clock dessert luncheon. flP. Mr Terrv's sisters whom Wednesday evening, honoring Miss Her dprnratirm phemp featured women are Mr.

lerrys sisters, wnum Donna Bennetts' 17th birthdav aecoratli1 sMm leaturea he had not seen for several years, ljonna aenneus i in Dirinaay. Halloween. Members for bridge nn thplr wnv here thev visited with Seated were Miss Bennetts, Kate wer- Mesdameq Charles Scott Os- i Armstrong of Twin Bridses Mr and 1 other relatives and friends in Bob aSK eSi car Roseborough, Earl H. HaU John Wyomlng. Mr.

and Mrs. Garcia re-Mrs, bod Armsirong, uiuce Jistes, jones, ingwald Jacobson, Edward their home Saturday but Miss Mona Herrick, Dan Armstrong, TinV. n.n rinrpnp. tu.rne1 t0 aaiuraay duu WekkS J- Somerville' Sr- and Warren HaU" Mr- and Mrs! Gottliet Nell and The Ennls assembly Rainbow for W0Tn high' Mfs- R- family recently enjoyed a visit from i uu as5emDiy' Hall, second; Mrs. Lauer, third, and h4.

SiSter Miss Irene Nell of Los Girls, held a rummage sale Friday Mr. wall inw tvip hostPc sisier, miss J-rene eu ux us and Saturday at the Oscar Clark Pi e. Angeles. She left Monday to visit ana aararaay ac weoscar iiarK presented Mrs. Edward Link with her mother and other relatives at hall in Ennls.

The sum of $90 was lft the 0CCftSi0n beinff her hirth. mo, 0 relatives at ma1 Thm Polnhftnr r.trl. nHsh rt lne occaslon eln8 ner Dlrln- Ellendale, N. D. Park County Boy Kills Large Bear i LlVINaSTON, Not.

1 Lewis Terwllllger, Park county high school student, bagged a large black bear recently while on a deer hunting trip ln the White Sulphur Springs country. The Livingston young man encountered the bear on a mountain slope and brought lt down with hots from a .300 Savage. He was accompanied on the hunting trip by his father, Homer Terwilliger. The bear, estimated to weigh 400 jiounds, was dressed out on the spot The youth plans to have the hide tanned for a rug. Past Matrons Club Honored Other Notes Listed In Twin Bridges TWIN BRIDGE.

Nov. 3. Mrs. A. W.

Pascoe of Virginia City and Mrs. Lizzie Ellis were hostesses to members of the Past Matron's club at the home of Mrs. Walter Pitcher on Thursday evening. Mrs. Nint Black and Mrs.

Ella Hoven were Initiated into the club with a candlelight Halloween ceremony. Mrs. Lloyd Brook and Mrs. Myrta McLeod of Virginia City were guests of the club. Cards gave diversion after the business meeting and delicious refreshments were served after the game.

Others present were Mrs. A. F. Reid, Mis. Genevieve Jones, Mrs.

J. T. Seyler, Mrs. Carolyn Smyth, Mrs. George Jenkins, Mrs.

Mattie Evans and Mrs. C. M. Holbert. The Evening Bridge club was entertained at the A.

F. Reid home by Mrs. Dale Reid on Tuesday evening. A dessert lunch was served at 8 o'clock, after which cards were enjoyed by Miss Phyllis McCoy, Mrs. Don Carroll, Mrs.

Albert Comer, Mrs. H. P. Hansen, Mrs. Anne Harris, Mrs.

Verna Dillet, Mrs. Loee Hilller, Mrs. Lillian Shular, Mrs. Myrtle Ohlrich, Mrs. John Seiden-sticker, Mrs.

A. F. Reid and Mrs. Dale Reid. Honoring James Jacob, nee Annabelle Lutey, a recent bride, Mrs.

Albert Jacob, Mrs. Cecil McClure, Mrs. Ben Jacob, Miss Betty Lou Jacob and Miss Betty High entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the community church on Friday evening. Mrs. Jacob received many gifts.

Refreshments were served to about 40 guests. Jeff Cox, G. L. Utley, A. F.

Reid, Lee Tash, M. J. Lott, Guy Cornforth and the Weingart brothers, members of the Ruby Valley Stock association, are having their annual fall roundup of cattle on the Upper Ruby valley this week. Mrs. Walter Pitcher entertained the "500" club at luncheon Wednesday afternoon, followed by cards.

Present were Mrs. George Jenkins, Mrr Joe Morrow, Mrs A-F-Reid, Mrs. S. A. Jones, Mrs.

G. L. Utley, Mrs. Otto Nolte, Mrs. John Seyler, Mrs.

M. J. Lott, Mrs. George Pulver, Miss Lena Page and Mrs. Mattie Evans, and Mrs.

Schaub who substituted for absent members. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Juzeler were hosts to members of the Rural Pinochle club on Friday night, serving a delicious lunch after the game. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Sandy, Mr. and Mrs.

Matt Telin, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Des Chene, Mr.

and Mrs. George Frazler and Mr. and Mrs. Juzeler. Pvt.

Bob Lott has returned to his station at Camp Carson, after a two-week furlough at the home of his parents, Sen. and Mrs. M. J. Lott.

Mrs. Mattie Campbell of Chanute, who has been the guest of her brother, J. C. Seidensticker and family, and her sisters, Mrs. Charles Harvey and Mrs.

William RUppel, for several months, left Thursday for Los Angeles where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Robert Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds are the parents of a son born at the Barrett hospital in Dillon Oct.

22. He comes as a companion to a small sister, Susan. Harrison Personal Notes Reported HARRISON, Nov. 2. Mrs.

William Ferguson entertained the Pinochle club at the clubhouse Saturday with four tables in play. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrnie Hubbard entertained at a turkey dinner for Mrs. S.

S. Young and Mrs. Mary K. Williams. MrsrC7Balls and Mrs.

Lee R. Martin entertained the Contract Bridge club Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Bails. Guest were Mrs. Laura Young, Mrs.

C. N. Bell and Mrs. Fred Box of Pony; Mrs. Tom Duff, Mrs.

Marvin Brooks, Mrs. Richard Newkirk, Mrs. J. R. Martin, Mrs.

J. Wlnton, Mrs. C. W. Ferrell, Mrs.

Charles Durham and Mrs. Fred Carmin. Mrs. Thomas Manis, Mrs. H.

E. Craig, Mrs. Paul Manis, Mrs. Helen Conard, Mrs. S.

S. Young, Mrs. C. W. Ferrell and Mrs.

Susie Martin surprised Mrs. William Maichel on her birthday Thursday. A social afternoon was enjoyed and refreshments ere served. Mrs. S.

S. Yoilng and Elwood Young were guests. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Shaw in Helena on Sunday. Fortnightly Club Elects Officers POLSON, Nov. 2. The first fall meeting of the Fortnightly club was held Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.

George Wright and MrS. L. L. Marshr entertained at a 1:30 luncheon at the home of the former. During the business meeting, officers were elected as follows: Mrs.

Minnie McHarg, Mrs. Bertha Heckman, vice president; and Mrs. Rakeman, secretary. The group presented Mrs. Bert Koons with a farewell gift.

Ml News Items MONTANA STANDARD Christmas Tree Industry Is in Full Swing POLSON, Nov. yearly Christmas tree Industry in Poison ls ln full swing, with thousands of trees being trucked into Poison for shipment to points throughout the United States. In charge of shipments locally is the J. Hoefert company of Tacoma; Western Tree, company of Kalispel); and the G. E.

Kirk company of Seattle. The majority of the trees villi be consigned to Illinois, Texas, California and Iowa and lt is estimated that approximately 75 cars 'will leave Poison before the current season ls closed. W. S. C.

S. Plans Bazaar, Dinner Other Drummond Events, Reported DRUMMOND. Nov. 2. A regular meeting of the Women's Society for Christian Service was held at the ranch home of Mrs.

Malcolm Enman Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Emerson Fickler, president, presided at the meeting. Detailed plans were made for the bazaar and dinner which is to be given by the ladies on election evening. Lunch will also be served in the afternoon.

After the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. V. B. Morse, Mrs. Earl Dalberg, Mrs.

Ed Wells and Mrs. William Newell. Others present were Mrs. Frank Ramberg, Mrs. Robert Henderson, Earleen Dalberg, Mrs.

Frank Rled. Mrs. Frank Rosenbeck, Mrs. E. B.

Wilhelm, Mrs. Jody Stokes. Mrs. Dwight Hutton. Mrs.

M. R. Henderson, Mrs. Alfred Tlce, Dorothy Ramberg. Mrs.

Hr Mellert," Mis." Jerry Clawson, Mrs. Jesse Henderson, Mrs. Emerson Fickler, Mrs. Lilly Wald-blllig, Mrs. Arthur Ahlin, Mary Cheryll Henderson, Mrs.

Rhoda Holland, Mrs; Lillie Quinn, Mrs. M. W. Enman, Mrs. John Meyers, Annette Ramberg, Mrs.

Henry Holland, Mrs. Mary Ahlin, David and Frank Ried, Jimmy Rosenbeck and Jay R. Eft-man. lThe Drummond Saddle club sponsored a masquerade ball at the Farmer's Union hall in Hall Saturday evening. With so many clever costumes, the Judges' decisions for awards were extremely hard to make.

The couple to win first prize were Mrs. William Howell, dressed as an old prospector, and Clark Smith as a gay old-fashioned woman. Second-place winners were Mrs. Arthur Ahlin and Mrs. Alvin Leist as a Negro couple; third, Mrs.

T. M. Hughes as a hill billy and Mrs. Jody Stokes as a cat; fourth, Mrs. Marvin Beck as an old-fashioned lady, and Mrs.

Dallas Hosbrook as a hula hula girl. Grade and high school teacher attended teacher's institute at Helena last week. School was dismissed Wednesday evening and resumed classes Monday morning. Announcements were received here of the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Graham in Portland, Oct. 23, Mrs. Graham, who grew to womanhood in this vicinity, is the former Anabel Schmook.

Her mother, Mrs. Fred Schmook, ls with the couple in Portland. T. M. Hughes, Art Rieka.

Malcolm Enman and John Tutwiler returned Sunday evening from the South Fork where they 'spent a week hunting. Co-operative Group to Name Trustees LIVINGSTON, Nov. annual meeting of the Park Electric Co-Operative will be held ln Livingston Nov. 9 at 7:30 p. m.

ln the Masonic temple. The program will include a movie, "Bob Marshall Comes Home," and a Walt Disney cartoon, "Dawn of Better Living," from the Westinghouse Electric supplied through, the local dealer, the Llndberg Electric com pany. At this time candidates for trustees will be voted on. They are as follows: District No. 1, F.

Klstner and James Shelhamer; district No. 2, H. E. Bates and Ben W. Strickland; district No.

3, P. H. Gilbert and Howard Bodine; district No. 4, Clayton and John A. Madlll; district No.

5, George W. Wood and Dean Barnett; district No. 6, Sea-mon Nelson and Dave Rlgler, and district No. 7, Graham P. Woolsey and Lester P.

Work. Hannah Simonsen, Poison, Is Dead POLSON, Nov. 2. Mrs. Hannah Simonsen, 71-year-old Poison resident, died Oct.

25 at a local hospital following illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Retz chapel Monday morning at 10 o'clock with Rev. Norman R. Prestbye officiating. Burial was ln Lakevlew cemetery beside her husband, who passed away ln 1942.

Pallbearers were Harold Karls-godt, Hawkln Karlsgodt, Daurlce Robertson, Lester James, Frank Davis and Die Stenseth. Honorary pallbearers were Ray Kelly. Oeorge Regsten, Ole Karlsgodt, I. A. Robertson, George Derrickson and Charles Reynolds.

Mrs. Simonsen, a native of Iowa, had lived ln Poison for the past 20 years. She leaves four children, Mrs. Robert Upham, Arnold Simonsen, Jalmar A. Simonsen and George N.

Simonsen. all of Poison; two sisters, Miss Wenla Reine and Miss Slgne Reine, Poison; and several nephews, nieces and cousins in Canada and North Dakota, WHITEHALL, Nov. 3. Funeral nervices were held in the Methodist church Friday afternoon for Conrad H. Miller, 60, pioneer cabinet maker and carpenter, who died at his home here Oct.

22, after a week's illness. The Rev. Clifford Fanger officiated. Mrs. Clifford Fanger and Ray Hixson sang, accompanied at the piano by Mrs.

E. R. McCall. Pallbearers were Duff Guay, Bernard May, Martin Jenzen, C. A.

Tldball, G. W. Tait and H. H. Huber.

Burial was In the Whitehall cemetery. Born ln Clayton, July 30, 1865, he was educated as an architect, the profession he followed until his retirement 10 years ago. Married in 1892 to AMna Wagner at Wittenberg, WU he came- ta Montana and Jefferson county ln 1908. Mr. Miller was an ardent baseball enthusiast.

He directed and assistsd in constructing the Miller baseball park ln Whitehall. He had a part in the construction of th Milwaukee road through Montana, being employed as a carpenter on that project. He spent a good share of his time since his retirement at his cabin at Meadow Lake. Mr. Miller is survived by hla widow, now residing with a daughter in Concord, three sons, Leonard of Whitehall, Edmund A.

of Chicago and William of Los Angeles, and two daughters, Mrs. Ellzabetn Edwards of Concord, and Mrs. Janotha VanSant of Orange, and two grandchildren. Ennis Personal Notes Recorded ENNIS, Nov. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Root, who have spent the summer months at their cabin on Madison lake, returned to Whitehall Sunday.

There son-in-law, J. C. Dore. of Helena moved them back to Whitehall. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Kllner of Jeffers, were dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. N. D.

Root at their cabin on Madison lake. Maurice McDowell and daughter, Beverly, went to Helena Saturday to meet Mrs. McDowell, who returned home from Lewistown where she had spent several -weeke-with-her- mother and sister. The Rev. Norman L.

Foote of Helena and Rev. Clifford Samuel-son of New York city, held services at Trinity Episcopal church at Jeffers Sunday. Wayne Robinson was a business visitor in Idaho Falls the past week and also attended the stock sale in Butte Monday. Dan Bara and Jlmmie Love of Ennis-were among the successful elk hunters last week. Bobble Storey of Boaeman, who is attending the Montana State college at Bozeman spent the week end with his mother, Mnu Belle Storey, of Cameron.

Claude Windecker of the Jumping Horse ranch attended the 1944 instate Hereford futurity show and sale at Billings Oct. 27-28. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Olson and daughter, Margaret Ann, and Mrs. L. J. Baker went to Helena Thursday where Mr.

Olson attended the state teachers institute. Supt. Goetz, Jack Scully, Mis Josephine Brady, Mrs. B. H.

Gibbs, Mrs. Lilliehaugan, Mrs. Elda McLaughlin, Mrs. Alda Kellogg, Bert Hams went to Helena Thursday to attend the M. E.

A. meeting. Harold Estes returned Thursday from Seattle. He was in Japan 10 month. Those attending the football gam between Ennls and Twin Bridges Wednesday were Mrs.

Mac Bates, Bobble Jean Bates, Beverly McDowell, Marjorle Patter, Darlene Harris, Virginia Shabarker, Patsy Bausch, Doris Chamber Un, Jack Northway, Kathryn Gould, Virginia Lou Mc-Kean. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Harstad of Bozeman and daughter, Virginia, spent the week end with Mrs. Har-stad's mother, Mrs. Austin Jeffers. Man Makes Surprise Visit to Sheridan SHERIDAN, Nov. 2.

Sgt. Jack Fenton, who has been in Japan with the S. occupational forces for the past year, arrived unexpectedly at his home Saturday evening. Jack had planned a complete surprise for his parents, leaving letters to be posted from Japan at In-teryals during his trip home. However, he was compelled to call from Whitehall, for lack of transportation to Sheridan.

His sister, Miss Virginia Fenton, a student at ths State college ln Bozeman, was notified and came to Sheridan to spend the week end for a family reunion. Sgt. Fenton is on terminal leave, and expects his honorable discharge in December. Mrs. Adolph Kellgren.

Mrs. Paul Johnson and Arthur Salmonsen left Sunday to attend the state convention of the Farmers Union, held in Great Falls this week. Halloween Party Is Enjoyed by Class WHITEHALL, Nov. 2. The Junior members of the high school home economics club entertained the senior members at a Halloween party Tuesday evening at the Herman Miller residence.

Refreshments were served after an evening of games. Reprtientatlves from each class will attend the district meeting to be held at Sheridan on Saturday, Nov. 2. Mrs. Frank Taylor entertained with a luncheon Tuesday afternoon at her home.

Places were set for Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Jessie Greene, Mrs. W. D.

Manlove, Mrs. A. R. Tidball, Mrs. Paul Crouter and the hostess.

TO ATTEND CHURCH MANHATTAN, Girl Scout week will be observed here with special attendance at church Sunday afternoon. Nov, 3, at 3 o'clock, when the Rev. Donald Skinner of Bozeman will hold services at the Episcopal church. SHERIDAN, Nov. 2.

Superintendent Ralph E. Scudder, Mrs. Scudder. Mrs. S.

P. Kltt. Mrs. Dave Blrrer, Mrs. Wlllard Tolson, Alve Thomas and P.

A. Brim of the Sheridan grade and high school attended the meeting of the southwest division of the Montana Educational association Thursday and Friday ln Helena. Mrs. Clifford Fanger of Whitehall presented her pupil, Miss Joan Sheldon, ln a brief piano recital Sunday evening. Miss Charlotte Scott, formerly an instructor in the Sheridan high high school, was a visitor here Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scudder spent the week end in White Sulphur Springs, where they were guests at the home of his brother. Mrs. Biastock.

home economics instructor in the Sheridan high school, was in Helena on business Thursday. William Schowe. who spent a week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William following a training course at the Great Lakes Navy base, left Friday to report at Treasure island.

Mrs. R. W. Rossiter returned Saturday from Helena where she spent several days with her son, Dr. H.

D. Rossiter, who was a. patient in a hospital there. Mrs. Hildred Miller and Mrs.

R. A. Rodgers of California, who are guests in Sheridan, returned Saturday from Helena where they spent several days visiting friends. Mrs. Harry Howe was hostess for members of the Womens Society for Christian Service at her home on Mill street Thursday afternoon.

Charles Frederick Brim, returned veteran, who' is attending school at the Southern Branch of Idaho State university at Pocatello, spent the week "end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brim.

Wayna Elser and Raymond Breach returned Saturday from Kansas City, where they attended the national convention of Future Farmers of America as delegates from the local chapter. Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bray that their son. Kenneth, a patient at the Mayo clinic in Rochester, has had the last of a series of operations and is making a satisfactory recovery.

Holy communion" services were held Sunday in Christ Episcopal church by the Rev. Norman Foote of Helena, former pastor here. He was assisted by the Rev. Clifford Samuelson of New York city, and the Rev. William Davidson of Townsend.

Belgrade Girl Weds in Falls Ceremony BELGRADE, Nov. 2. A wedding of special interest to classmates and friends of the family, was that of Miss Vera Mae Moore and Donald R. Matthews at the Methodist church in Great Falls Oct. 20 at 2 o'clock.

Rev. Carl H. Davison officiated. The double ring cere mony was performed. The bride is the younger daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter R. Moore of Belgrade, and she was given in marriage by her father. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Tracy Wilson of Bozeman, as matron of honor, and her bridesmaids were Miss Julia Medvic and Miss Vernette Robinson of Great Falls.

John Morlarty was best man and Phillip Ryan and William Davis were ushers. The bride was attired in a floor-length, white satin gown, with long pointed sleeves and veil and carried a colonial bouquet of flowers. Nuptial music was furnished by Mrs. Curtis Weisman at the organ. She accompanied Melvln Rude, who sang.

A reception was held at the Park hotel, after, which the couple left by plane for eastern Montana. They will live in Great Falls. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, others attending the wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. Tracy Wilson and small daughter of Bozeman and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sellaer of Bozeman, uncle and aunt of the bride. The bride is a graduate of the Belgrade high school and has been employed in the office of the General Mills company in Great Falls.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe- Matthews of Great Falls. Anniversary Dance Is Scheduled BOULDER-BASIN, Nov. 2.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 874 of Basin are giving a dance at the Miners' Union in Basin Saturday evening, Nov. 16. This dance is being given to celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the Eagles of this area. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Carelll of Butte were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Notti' in Basin.

Arnie Mackey and Mrs. Mary Notti, botlv of Basin, won the waltz contest at the Eagles dance which was given in Whitehall last Saturday evening. The Basin Miners auxiliary No. 36 ls giving a Thanksgiving dance at the Miners' Union hall in Basin Nov. 27.

Music will be furnished by Dan Kasperick's orchestra of Helena. Edgar P. Cartwright of Basin transacted business in Butte Monday. Mrs. Josephine Nordstrom visited in Butte Sunday and Monday.

Mrs. Doug DuBois of Basin motored to Butte Monday where she visited with friends and relatives. Fred Pilling, manager of the Dream theater in Walkerville, in Basin Monday evening. Del McNabb of Basin called on riends in Butte Thursday. GOING TO CUBA ENNIS, Nov.

2. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Rakeman left Sunday for a month's trip to Florida and Cuba, and will visit a week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mazula, at Point Lookout, Mo. Mrs. Lienora Munson ana Mrs.

Mrs. T. Deane Mozley entertained Catherine McNabb returned from the Thursday club at her home. A Great Falls Saturday evening. They 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon was attended the Education association served.

Members attending were convention there Thursday and Fri-Mesdames William A. Olson, John jav Mr. T-nnm vounar and Mrs. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1946 Belgrade Lodges Hold O.E.S.

Honors Its Past Leaders BELGRADE, Nov. 2. Belgrade chapter. Order of Eastern Star, met Oct. 24 with Mabel Robinson and Dent LaRue presiding.

A ceremony wa. held honoring the past matrons and past patrons of the chapter. Each received a rose bud with ferns. Honored matrons were Grace He-cox, Emma Moore. Mae Allen, Janice Stone, Bessie Hecox, Rose Stlnison, Bessie Allen, Myrtle Brewer, Dorothy Wall, and patrons, H.

S. Hecox, Parker Stone, and S. A. Taylor. Refreshments were served in the banquet room by a committee composed of Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Selfert, Clara Cramer and Grace Salsbury. Tables were decorated in autumn colors, with a tiny forest, miniature ducks and animals, and a lake. Ouests were Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Hardie of Bozeman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hardie of Bremerton, Geraldine Criswell of the Sheridan chapter, Mrs. Joe Morgan and her sister, Mrs.

Anderson. Belgrade lodge, A. F. and A. met at the hall Monday evening, the main feature of the evening being the official visit of the grand master, Carlyle Kenyon, of Bozeman.

Prior to the business session, a dinner wss served by the Star chapter. Members and three guests of the Past Noble Grand circle were entertained at a chicken dinner at the home of Mr. W. J. Reeder Friday evening.

Despite the rain and snow a good attendance was had. Mrs. Elsie Palmer presided at a short business session. The next hostess will be Mrs. Lillie Thurston.

A social hour followed the business session. Guests were Mrs. Andrew Megaard, Daisy Keil and Mrs. N. O.

Othelm, Willow Creek Women Entertain Groups WILLOW CREEK. Nov. 2Mrs. Lester Williams entertained Mrs. James T.

Bradbury, Mrs. Kissick, Mrs. Carol Cleveland, Mrs. Jess Parker and two children, Mrs. Burton Heltzel, Mrs.

J. C. De Bree, Mrs. Donald Cole and L. E.

Ward, Mrs. Art Fehrenkamp, and Mrs. Leon Ballentlne Thursday afternoon. The women met to complete quilts and other work for the bazaar which will be held Dec. 5.

Mrs. William, served a lunch. Mrs. P. O.

Cooper entertained in honor of Mrs. Kissick, who ls visiting her daughter, Mrs. James T. Bradbury, Friday afternoon. Those present for the occasion were Mrs.

Anna Kissee and daughter. Mrs. Roy Buck, of Billings, Mrs. Francis Cleveland, Mrs. Fred Cleveland, Mrs, Burton Heltzel, Mrs.

William Buttleman, Mrs. John Noble, Mrs. T. E. Ward and the honored guests.

The afternoon was spent in social conversation and needlework, after which Mrs. Cooper seryed refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams entertained the card club at pinochle Saturday evening.

Guests besides the regular members were Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Talbot, Mrs.

Viola Heily and niece and Miss Jane Smith. A lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Donald Cole was hostess to members of the A. D.

O. club and a few friends Wednesday. The afternoon was spent sewing. Lunch was served by the hostess. The Junior Sunday School Girls held a party at Mrs.

Frances Cleveland's home Monday evening. Those present were Ann Talbot, Jo Ann Droge, Joan Hutchinson, Gladys Grace Cleveland, Janet Creecy, Marlene Chlnn, Nalda White, Annabell Webster, Donna Lee White, Jo Ann Dolley. Halloween games were played and a lunch was served. Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

P. O. Cooper entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rowe of Norrls, Misses Jane Gilbert, Beryl Lane, Georgia Mooney of Montana State college, Betty Berg of Bozeman and Scott and Jack Cooper and Ted and Bob Garnett, students of the college.

-Whitehall Visitors Luncheon Guests WHITEHALL, Nov. and Mrs. Frank Westfall, had as luncheon guests last Thursday, Mrs. J. T.

Wyne, her daughters, Mrs. Lester Jeffers, of Norman and Mrs. William Westworth of Spokane and her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred Boynton, of, Drumwright, Okla. Mrs, Fred Boynton and baby daughter left Monday for their home ln Drumwright, after a 10-day visit with Mrs.

Boynton's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wyne, and her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Winslow. Mrs.

R. E. Tait entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening at her home. The two sewing groups, of the Methodist church met Wedensday afternoon. One group was entertained by Mrs.

J. W. Osterholm and Mrs. Margaret Wiley at the Osterholm home at Piedmont. The second group met at the home of Mrs.

John Skorheim. YOUTHS ELECT SHERIDAN, Nov. .3. Officers of the Youth Fellowship organization elected at a recent meeting are: James Kaatz, president; Bob Hakes, vice president; Jeannette Breach, secretary: Wayne Elser, treasurer; Beverly Odden, chairman of devotional committee; Beatrice Gem-mell, entertainment committee; Norman Schulz. committee on missions; Joan Sheldon, on community work.

Montana Woman at U. N. Meet Mrs. E. O.

Orleman Is in New York LIVINGSTON, Nov. 2. Mrs. E. O.

Orleman. national vice president American Leirinn ftiirllinrv StUr le Livingston Saturday nigM for Npw Ynric when she win tt.pnri t.h session of the United Nations, Mrs. Orleman, who was elected at the, San Francisco convention to represent seven states In the Northwest as an official of the auxiliary, was one of the hostesses at a luncheon at the annual. New York Herald-Tribune forum at the Lexington hotel. Tuesday the group visited the United Nations conference.

Before "returning home Mrs. Orle-rhan will attend the auxiliary de- partment presidents' and secre- taries' conference at Indianapolis, a mil. the largest women's patriotic organ- Nation in members 000 i i ih having annnnn UiaiiiUU All Vf The goal this year is members. me Drackert met them at Three Forks to bring them home. Mr.

and Mrs. M. D. Manley and Reta Ann of Butte flnd Mr. and Mrs Jack Manley of Bozeman spent the week end in Pony.

Mr. and Mrs. Garth Culp left Pony for their home in Great Falls Friday. They made their home here for the summer and fall during the construction of the new road. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Johnson from Tacoma, are guests at the Alex Parsnick home. Mrs. Dave Box spent a few days Falls Thursday to visit her sister. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. DeBree and family and C. C.

Owlngs went to' Bridger Canyon Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smiht. Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Parks returned their vacation in Colorado, Ry Buck Jined hls wife here 6un7ay morning. They with and Mrs. Frances Cleveland and daughter, Grace, and Mrs Ira Kissee rove to Bozeman and' attended church and enjoyed a toner in the kerson.

The Bucks went on to "ung now- 01 uie vny returned to Willow Creek. Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul Shillinger of Poplar were week end visitors at the Dridrlck home. Mrs.

C. F. Severtson and daughter, Betty, of Billings arrived Friday for a visit with the O. W. Severtson and Willis Harwood families.

Mrs. Gottlelb Richer and son of Boulder' visited Saturday with Mrs. Howser TT Dr. Seebart Kiwanis ciub LIVINGSTON, Nov. A.

W. the Livingston Kiwanis ciub at a meettag held Qct. 22. He will take offlc as succesaor to P. W.

Fuher on Jan. 1. Paul gtokeg was named president and Dr. R. A.

Hamilton serjeant at arms. thank all those who donated toward the sale, so kindly Manhattan Social Z.i.J ACIlVlIieS LiSieCl MANHATTAN, Nov. 2. Mrs; Wil- lard Finch entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening. Members present were Mrs.

Maynard Sinton, Mrs. Floyd Stoner, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Carl Christensen, George Ballantyne and Miss Dorothy Morltz. Guests of the club were Mrs.

S. J. Peltzer and Mrs. DOUlCler Army Man Druce joaicneiaer. rnzes were awarded to Mrs.

Sinton, Mrs. Stoner and Mrs. Peltzer. The Ladies auxiliary of the Pres- BOULDER-BASIN, Nov. 2.

Lt. of the past week with Mrs. Belle byterian church met in the church John A. Riedel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson in Butte, parlors Thursday afternoon with the J- A. Riedel of Boulder, and Miss Mrs. Hilding Logdahl of North-president, Floyd Stoner, Patricia Ann daughter of home, was a recent guest of presiding. Plans were perfected for Judge and Mrs. Michael J.

Brown Mrs. Bertha DeFrance and Betty the apron sale and luncheon to be of Highland, N. were united in Lou. sponsored by the organization on marriage Oct. 23 at the Holy Trinity Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Comer and election day in the library building, chapel at West Point, N. Y. family of Twin- Bridges spent the Serving will begin at 11 o'clock. A Lt.

Riedel received his wings at week end at the Tom Comer home, social hour and serving of refresh- Stewart field on June 1. of this ments was presided over by Mrs. year, and graduated with the class mT Stoner. of 1945 from the United States Mil- WlllOW Creek NOI6S Among the Rebekahs to attend itary academy, at West Point on meeting of district No. 10 of Odd June 4.

After the wedding the WILLOW CREEK, Nov. 2. The FFellows and Rebekah lodges of y0Ung couple left for a trip to many friends of Mrs. Bill Harwood Montana held with Faith lodge at phoenix Ariz, ana Boulder. will be sorry to learn that she is a uJSSSf Wr ceremony at the Kemper Paent in the hospital in Butte.

TrJ a wrfyn Lw? Military school at Booneville, Mr. and Mrs. Oto Miller and two 2 i recently, Maj. F. J.

Marston, Kemp- children, Mrs. C. F. Severtson and niSffMnifSS! er de redesignated 47 cadets of daughter visited Mr. and Mrs.

Bill oSanSSn the Honor' society. Among Hagen at Harwood. Grace Bantnulsen. vrr k-pHVi wtrt. nrpnt Martln' Warren Hall, Guy Johnston, Raymond Ritchey, John Jones, Mark Alex, Harry Jones, JosePh Cunningham, Harry Edward Jones and Lester E.

Snodgrass. First Prize was won by.Mrs- Sno5- Brass -am con5, prlze, Dy Mrs; E- Jones- Nine-bid prize went to Mrs- Cunningham. Weds in East Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Y.

C. Park of Boulder. The Headquarters Reserve Officers' Training corps, promoted Arthur to serve as cadet nfcaff sprepant Sgt. Billy Leckner arrived home Mondav ftnd ls terminal leave WaJmetSuttS to JjJ and Miss Betty Heidi, both of Boul- r. Sgt.

Leckner enlisted in De- cember, 1044, and served as an in- cto' ln telePhone and telegraphy and Mrs. George Leckner of Boulder and a graduate of the hh Z51858 He Berved wlth th Slgnal corps- r. 1 fieniyWOOa JYlatrOn P.e VV iilienull aUeSl WHITEHALL, Nov. 2. Mr.

Car- rfe Chalmbers of Plentywood ls vis- iting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Donaldson.

On saw JgJ 6 Mr. and Mrs Frank Wyne arrived Monday from Seward, Alaska. They he sfIua lness ot Mr. Wyne s. father, J.

Wyne. Mr. and Mrs. CUfford Barkell left Sunday for their home in Casper, Charter Members of O. E.

S. Honored RTTiTPTn am members of Arcelia chapter, O. E. were honored at the meeting in the Masonic lodge rooms Saturday eve- Parh th. .1, mtmW, remain ZrZl thf narS JSrftS i sSos? A brier TdSess ws itl Vrl.

tjiVt, as pianist, Mrs. Jam Duncan, Mrs. Glenn. Marsh and Mrs. Henry Hor- ton.

Mrs. Kate McCrea responded ln behalf of the charter members. Other' charter members present were Mrs. Margaret Speedy, Mr. and Mrs.

George Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Howe. Mrs. AHr.p.

John- Mrs. Harry Howe. Mrs, Alice John- son reaa a paper on ue organiza- tlon of the chapter and its early- day history. The honor guest table ln the din- LrnHnnd WLT cK ja sssz rated with autumn foliage and pumpkins. Hostesses for the lunch- Juanita Schulz and Mrs.

Margaret Speedy. Mrs. Noah Stlne and Miss Gertrude Olick relieved Mrs. Speedy on the committee. ATTEND MEETING Mrs.

Koons ls leaving for Spokane ln the near future to make her home. Those present were Mrs. Koons, Mrs. Howard Nash, Mrs. Frank Nei-fert, Mrs.

R. B. Hubbard, Mrs. Owen Cline, Mrs. H.

S. Hanson, Mrs. E. J. Rakeman, Mrs.

Bertha Heckman and Mrs. Minnie McHarg and the BELGRADE, Nov. 2. Mrs. Ethel after a two-week visit with The following were elected dl-Evans and Mrs.

Elisabeth Grant, relatives an4 friends here and in rectors: T. E. Stump, Owen Wirak, members of Sweet Pea lodge, at- Butte. They were accompanied by Dr. L.

e. Naegeli, Jack Hinman, tended the meeting of District No. Mrs. Barkell's father, Sam Hurwitz, J. g.

Lake, the Rev. Louis L. Ort-10 held in Livingston Tuesday. of Butte. mayer and Clayton Olson..