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MONTANA STANDARD. BUTTE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1941 Even ts of Interest in the Treasure State Kalispell Han and Wife Celebrate 57th Anniversary Newlyweds Feted Happenings in Pony -Last Week Are Reported PONT, July 12. (Special) Mr. Pioneers Noie Anniversary Kalispell Couple Observes Jubilee KALISPELL, July 12. (Special) Prelfy Showgirl at Centennial Picnic Dinners Head Calendar Many Visitors in Willow Creek wniow.

CREEK, July 1J---(Speclal)-A picnic dinner toyed by members of the W. a. thX daughter and son Mrs. nSer visited places of in- dyt West Yellowstone. Mr.

Viola Heily motored to Kalispell's Golden Jubilee celebration staged the week of July 4, was of unusual significance to the Dyer family, for not only are Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Dyer, 725 Sixth avenue east, celebrating their 50 years' residence here, but they are also observing their 57th wedding anniversary. Mary Elliot and Joe Dyer were married in Indiana territory and came to Montana in 1891. They made the trip to Ravalli by train and from there to Poison by stage coach, crossed Flathead lake on the old steamer, Klondyke, and landed one and a half miles south of Cres- ton.

They first filed on a home stead near Creston, where they lived for several years before making a trip to their former home, which had then become the state of Oklahoma. The lure of the Flathead brought them back ta Creston, where they sion, wnere ineyi. Shown above are four generations of the Dyer family In Kalispell, who gathered at the family home recently to celebrate the 57th wedding anniversary of Joe Dyer, third from left, and Mrs. Dyer, at left. Mrs.

Ellen Gilbertsen, second from left, is a granddaughter. Her son, Richard Dean, la fourth from the left, and Mrs. Etta Turns, at right, is a daughter of Mr. and Dyer. ril 1 RrarXn0in Churches Rites Set for C.

A. Towne Services Will Be in Nebraska i -V Silver Siar News of Interest Given for Week SILVER STAR, July 12. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. John Strawn have had as house guests the past week Mrs.

Annie Sanders. Miss Eva Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Coffin and children and Ernest Veach, all of Pocatello, Idaho. Mr.

and Mrs. John Huber and daughter of Dillon visited with Mrs. Huber's parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunt.

Jean, and Betty Armstrong are spending several weeks In Spokane with their grandmother, Mrs. A. F. Bingenheimer. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Reistad and family of Phllipsburg visited at the Herman Kallestad home Sunday. Jack Wright, Louis Johnson and Gene Smith and their families left Sunday to make their home at Hall. Ralph N. Armstrong who enlisted in the Army last February la home on two weeks furlough from Camp Haan, Calif.

Armstrong ha. enlisted for the three-year period and has received his third promotion. Mr. ana Mrs. smogy vezina, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Relstad and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborne and daughter attended the Livingston rodeo July 4th. 1 ,4 A.

1 'V 'MINER Joyce Bronson, one of showgirls In centennial celebration at Scranton. from July 23 to 39, carries a. an accessory a combination compact and hat power-house. Pioneer Noles Birihday G. Miller Observes 78th Anniversary WHITEFISH, July George A.

Miller, a resident of Montana for 57 years, celebrated his 78th birthday anniversary July 1. Mr. Miller, a native of Minnesota, went to Helena when he was a young man, and he lived there most of the time until 28 years ago when he moved to Whiteflsh. He lived for a time at Lincoln, Mont. He was the first superintendent of the Masonic state homenear Helena, and later served as post master at Lincoln.

His many friends here con gratu lated him on hla birthday. Logan People Visit Other Towns, Entertain Visitors LOO AN, July 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Mike Crowley, Will Crow- lye, Leo Crowley and families attended a family gathering at Card- well at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Marcus Crowley, Friday, July 4. There were 47 present, all members of the family, Including Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Wilson and son, Charles, of Bozeman, and Jimmy Crowley and Bill Fraser of Butte.

Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hennlger and daughter, Marlene, of East Helena, spent the holiday week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baer.

Mrs. James Young of Three Forks called at the home of her sister, Mrs. Leonard Cain, Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Landers re turned to their home here last week from a vacation trip to Portland, Oregon. Jim Strachan of Bozeman and formerly of Logan called on friends here Sunday. Mrs. C. E.

Bartlett, Helena, a for mer Logan resident, was a caller In town Friday evening. Mrs. John McCall returned Sun- fee visited with her daughter. Alicia. Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Blazier motored to Livingston Sunday and spent the day with his brother, J. O. Blazier, who is visiting there from California. purchased a farm reside until three they retired and moved into the city of KalLspell.

The Dyer family including three sons and six daughters. They are William of Arizona; Bert of Seattle: John of Butte; Mrs. Etta Turns of Missoula; Mrs. Joe Plummer and Mrs. Ellen Fagerland of Kalispell; Mrs.

Bernlce Fagerland of Creston; Mrs. Velma Larson of San Fran cisco and Mrs. Grace Anderson of Somers. Sunday many relatives and friends of the couple gathered In Woodland park for a picnic dinner and outing to honor the Dyers on their wed- dfhg anniversary. Out-of-Town Guests Entertained at Marlinsdale MAHTTNSDALE.

July 12 (Spe clal) Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Elliott of! Missoula and Mr.

and Mrs. James Belton and James. of Columbia Falls arrived Thursday to' visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeBotts of Delplne.

Mr. and Mrs. William Tribble and Larry and Joyce Tribble of Three Forks have been gue.sts of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith.

Evening guests at the Griffith home Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Albrrt Brrg. Donald and Byron Berg. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Petrle, Winifred Petrio, Ralph Llewellyn, Donald and Leonard Llewellyn, Mrs. Frank Shaw, Miss Josephine Shaw of Helena. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Lecy. Henry Junior, Nellie Mae Lecy, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wlrtala and Tressa Eckert, all of Great Falls, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.

St ace Eckert. The Lecys left this week for Washington, D. to make their home. Mr. Lecy has been appointed assistant sociologist for the USHA.

Among local residents visiting out of town last week end are: The Matt Nelson family at the Leonard, Matson and Peter Johnson homes In Lewiatown; Mrs. Iva Heath and John Plank, visiting Mrs. Clara Daily and other relatives in Lewis-town; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cameron, the Ingersoll family; Mrs.

C. F. Neu- man, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berkley, touring Yellowstone park; Mr.

and Mrs. Heimo Marsayla, J. B. Miller, in Red Lodge; Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Nesblt, Neihart and Forsyth; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pool, Livingston; Mr.

and Mrs. Myron Stevens and Mrs. Wayne Corrington and son of Wilton, N. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Parsnick this week. Mary Lou Carmin returned hori last week from Elgin, I1L, where she has been visiting for the past six months. Miss Carmin was accompanied home by her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Martin and daughters, and her grandfather, Mr.

Fritze. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Davis are the parents of a baby boy born last week in the Whitehall hospital. Mrs.

Davis will be remembered as Miss Eva Bailey and this is their second boy. Mr; and Mrs. G. Maack of Ellen' dale, North Dakota, are here visit ing at the Chris Maack home. Mr.

and Mrs. Owen McAllister and family of Poison visited here over the week end at the Dave Box home. Leo Law motored to Poison over the week end to visit his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Law.

Mrs. Jane Benhart and son, Fred die, Tom Lile and Gene Lile of Three Forks visited here Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Flint and family of Seattle, are here visiting at the James Flint home.

They plan to stay one month. Avon People Enjoy Parties, Trips Throughout Week AVON, July 12. (Special) Mr, and Mrs. Walter Kerttula entertained a number of friends at their ranch Sunday. Those present included Mrs.

E. A. Ciabattarl and Miss Helena Aho of Butte, Mrs. A. Silvast, Mrs.

William Johnson and children, Russell and Dianna, of Elk Park; Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hill. Misf Helia Hendrickson, Tom Hen-drickson, Gideon and Andrew Hen-rickson of Phllipsburg. Mrs.

Milton Hansen and children left for Portland Tuesday, where she will visit her aunt, Mrs. Eva Thielin. She will also visit Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brady in Seattle before returning.

Mrs. John Benson, Mrs. Frank Vye and Mrs. Walter Kertulla re-4 turned home last week from Bozeman where they spent the past week attending a church convention. Peter Louquet of Hot Springs is visiting at the William Kimmerly home here.

Mr. and Mrs. William Shjeeve and children of Frenchtownvisited friends here Sunday. Mrs. Frank Knight has been confined to her home with illness this week.

Mrs. Felix Senecal and children, William andKatheryn, left Thursday for Great Falls where they will visit several days with Mrs. Sene-calVsistpr. Mrs. J.

M. Tavlor. LMr. and Mrs. Frank McGraw, Ted Kelly, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. McCarthy. their daughter, Jo Ellen, and Mr, and Mrs.

L. Brubaker attended a picnic July 4th at Gough's corner near Gold Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Lonny Fine and children, Donna and Richard, left Thursday for Spokane and Post Falls, Idaho, where they will visit relatives.

Hikes and Visits Held al Polaris POLARIS, July 12. (Special) Mr, and Mrs. Tom DuBoIs, ranchers near Dillon, and Mrs. DuBois' son and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny May field of California, and Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeLenox and George Montgomery spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farley and Walter Hill.

The party hiked to Clark's lake to picnic and fish. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sharkey motored from Tendoy, Idaho, and spent the week-end asguests at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs.

George A. Pyle. Mrs. W. S.

Tash returned Saturday from Butte where she was a guest in the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs. Tom Taylor, the past 10 days. Mr. and Mrs.

J. J.Brown and pn, Russell, drove from Dillon Sunday to visit Mrs. Brown's mother and sister, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marches- Marcnesseau recovering' quite Isatislactory from a recent illness.

First of 28 Jefferson County Men Will Be Conscripted Monday dwn for the day Wood-SdlrSr enjoyed ward picnic fiends u- from Charleston. W. visiting here Mr. and Va. in attendance vrr Harry Carls of Buwe, bert Borcherding and Mm.

Se BSerding of Moore Mr. and Mrs. ma law Ahl. Mrs. ivy "JT Robert Wood-James.

RalPh and RO ward May of MUnu. Mr. vfrs William, Mr. and woodward, Miss Rose Mrs. r.

a- c-eecy and Dougnerij. gon, Mr. ano. Wiley jt of ts of Missoula were Sunday guesu LrTBradbury left Tuesday by Elton John Buttelman of Glendive Uniting in the home of Mr. and Lar and Mr, TWosorof Bozeman accompanied SSTk.

Warren of Sacramento, to Willow Creek Monday aft- pjtor of the Willow Creek Metho-church about 40 Mr and Mrs. Forrest Brown ana dah of Toppenlsh Wash and Mri! Brown's sister, Mrs. Maude West of Bowman, were calling on ST old friends here Tuei- -Both lamea rId7nU of Willow Creek. Jack Casey and children of Bowman visited during tha wee sf tuttii Frank HiuM. Mr.

and Dare LaFond and amllT of Malta are 27wiUv Larond's parenU, Vlr and Andy xt Wnmr TwUde of OlendlT Tinted last week-end with her er, Ray Johnson. Proverb Tibs Says Whiieiish Man-Birds Peck al Hat WHTTEnSH, July (Pf j.nTh gwallww, according (a IDDPMed a minf and sign nmner In thto part of tha country. But Claude Reynolda, nmi a local filling station, Is eon-rlnced that the proTerb a pro-rarioatlon. He aays a family or waHowi Is nesting on a boildlng aroM the street from hU station, and that almost every time he walks along the street wearing his whita hat one of the swallows iwoops down and takes a few pecks at his hat. It Isn't hwt Reynolds' hat the Wrd Is after, because Reynolds has seen similar attacks on other whK haU are springtime SVif the ha pro- liita.

Torbial harbinger of spring -and sign of summer. It should not go aboot trying to destroy white hats. That is the way Reynolds feels about It. Leonard Chamberlain Receives College Scholarship BOULDER, July 12. (Special) Word was received here that Leonard Chamberlain, son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Chamberlain of Boulder, fcaa recently received a scholarship Jor Ohio State College. The scholarship was received from the North Dakota School of Forestry where Chamberlain received his degree last month.

Young Chamberlain Is at present employed as a floriculturist at San Bruno, Calif. He is a graduate of the Jefferson county high school. ft ill at Charivari Other Twin Bridges Events Are Listed TWIN BRIDGES. Julv l- dal)-Mr. and Mrs.

Orrie Nyhan, who were married recently, were the uupuauun i or a charivari Saturday evening In the dance hall at the Case Springs. Dancing gave diversion and refreshment concluded a very enjoyable evening Mrs. Ernest North and sons, Tommy and Charles of Minneapolis! are spending the month vis-lung their father and grandfather Thomas Bird. Mr. Bird has been te failing health for several months, and Is being cared for his daughter, Mrs.

North. 6 Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Carlson wera much pleased when members of their family gathered in their home for the week end. With them were their son. Arthur, of San Francisco, their daughter. Miss Mildred or Missoula, and another daughter Nadine. who has been visiting her sister in Missoula.

Arthur will remain here for a two-week visit with his parents. After spending the last two months with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Novich. Mrs! pons Rodnich returned to her home in Hibbing.

Minn. Richard Dale of Camp LeWs is spending several days with! his father, c. O. Dale, and his brothers, Claude and Hal. Guests the past week in the ranch home of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Naran-ich were Mr. and Mrs Lewis Mathls of Kimberly. Nev. Returning to his home In Tacoma was Robert Nalley, who has been a house guest at the home of his cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Naranich. Guests over the week end in tv, home of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Pitcher were Mr. and Mrs. Charles WU-comb of Ashton, Idaho. -Mr. and Mrs.

H. G. Ruppel and children have returned from a three-week vacation trip with Mrs. Rup-pel's mother. Mrs.

Mary Thompson, A daughter was born to Mr. Mrs. wunam Davenport, July4, ji. AiiaDy as the attend ing pnysician. Mrs.

Katherine Casklri has r. sumed her duties astelephone supervisor here after4 two-week vacation with herSon and daughter- m-iaw. Mr. ana Mrs. Gerald Caskln in HelenaWhile there she had the pleasureOf making the acquaintance of her grandson.

Sheridan News Events Feature Trips SHERIDAN, July It. (Special) Donald Duncan, one of Sheridan's selective service men stationed at Fort Lewis, Is enjoying a 10-day leave, with his parents and hl wife in Sheridan. Mr. Duncan has just returned from the Army maneuvers at King City, Calif. "Mrs Jack Marta and infant son, and Mrs.

Hildred Miller of North Hollywood: Mr. and Mrs. -R. A. Rogers of Pasadena, and Mrs.

Wallace Cloyd of Los Angeles, Calif, arrived in Sheridan Sunday eve ning to visit relatives. Miss Jean Noble, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bert Noble of San Fran clsco is a guest at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Kearney.

Miss Edna Anderson arrived from Spokane, Monday, for a three week's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson. Miss Anderson recently graduated from a nurses training school at St. Luke'i hospital in Spokane.

Child Violinist in Flathead SOMERS, July 12. (Specian-i Billy Steck. seven-year-old violinist, formerly of Kalispell and who has been studying violin at the Cornish Conservatory of Music In Seattle the past year and a half, arrived in the Flathead with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vera Steck, a few days ago.

They are spending several days at the Alice M. Walker and B. H. Walker homes. Wnile here Billy gave a concert in Kalispell Friday evening and will also appear in Whitefish, Missoula.

Helena and Butte while in Montana. From Montana the Stecks wiU continue East to Chicago, where Billy will study the coming year under violin teachers. Shlerson, Mrs. Albert Balzhiser, Mrs. John Woods, Mrs.

Tom Truax, Mrs. William Howell, Mrs. Ralph Adkins, Mrs. Dee Cortett, Mrs. Jeff Norris, Mrs.

Russell Bay, Mrs. Mary Leach, Mrs. D. Smith. Mrs.

Leslie Like, Mrs. Chester Leach; Mrs. Perry Hal born of Deer Lodge, and Mrs. B. Green of North Carolina.

Marine Bowls and Beverly Norrli assisted the hostess in serving. Members of the Hall Ladies Aid 'society were guests at the ranch home of Flossie Johnson, (Thursday afternoon. Following a business session, an informal social hour was enjoyed. Serving of luncheon at 5 0 clock by the host ess concluded the afternoon. At were Mesdames Carl Nelson.

Walter Moore, Blaine. Firestone, Ruth Hockett, Mike Furman, Alfred John son, Erick Olson. Nellie Oliver, Pete Furman, Kate DintwaH; Rev. Jo- seph Ashworth. Misses Marjorie Furman, and Osa Dingwall.

Changes Made Rev. Swisher Leaves Sheridan Pastorate SHERIDAN, July 12. (Special) The and Mrs. E. D.

Swisher, loft Thursday for Ryegate, where Mr. Swisher will take up the pastorate of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Swisher have been in Sheridan for the past six years, and will be greatly missed in the com munity.

fr nnrt fr Swishpr were the for several dinner parties bpfore their departure for their new home. The Sheridan pastorate is now in charge of the Rev. J. Kemp Tunis, who came to the Montana conference from Maryland a short time ago. and Mrs.

Tunis served at Ryegate the past year. Holiday Trips Are Made by Wisdom.Residents WISDOM. July 12. fSpecial) Many Big Hole residents spent their Fourth of July at pleasure resorts in this section of the state. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Francis. Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Francis aria family, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Huntley and family, and Vivain Arbour, visited Galogly Springs and motored to Darby later in the day to spend the evening with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter White. Mr. and Mrs? Percy Willey, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Willey and little son, Walter, and Pete White made up a family party at Medicine Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

Tommy Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huntley and family went to Elkhorn Springs.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rasmussen and Mr, and Mrs.

Peter Rasmussen spent the day with relatives In KalLspell, Couple Marry SALMON, Idaho, July 12. (Spe cial) Bonnie Dillon Hardford and George Demlck, both well-known residents of Salmon, were married Julv 5 at Reno. Nev. They will live at Vallejo. Calif.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dil lon of Salmon, and the bridegroom ts the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve school here.

ENNIS. July The Montana- Pioneer Society is making plans for the annual convention of the organization, to be" held In Missoula Autmsk 2a 20 nnrt A arfre attendance is expected. according to Mrs. Jennie Ennis jchowninir of Ennis, president of ithe society. me convention of the Sons and heads the Sons and' Daughters.

1 WillriTxr freotr Men wlCCKl'lCU 10-Day Furlough WILLOW CREEK. July 12. (Special Two Willow Creek bovs who Mr. and Mrs. Oppegaard andiDomiek of Salmon.

Both attended family, Bozeman. HAMILTON, July 12. (Special) The body of Clyde Arthur Towne. victim of a haying accident, will be sent from Missoula to his, old home at Maywood, Wednesday. There will be no funeral rites here.

Mr. Towne was fatally hurt In a derrick accident in a hay barn at the E. E. Hackett ranch, west of Victor Monday afternoon. No one witnessed the accident, but a 12- year-old son, Clyde, who was driving the derrick horse outside In the barnyard, heard his father cry out, and he summoned help.

The 10-foot fall resulted In a skull fracture. Mr. Towne died without regaining consciousness, as he was being rushed in an ambulance to the Daly hospital here, Mrs. Towne, her sons, Clyde and Lyle', and daughters, Clara and Audrey, will accompany the casket to Maywood. Mr.

Towne had served a year In the Army in the United States during the World war. His mother, brother, and sisters reside at Maywood, and there are also relatives of Mrs. Towne In the Nebraska community. Quota Established; 27 New Men Signed on July 1 BOULDER, July 12. (Special) William Tell Parlni of Elk Park, one of 10 brothers registered imder the selective service act, will be first of 28 Jefferson county men sched uled to be conscripted in the next few weeks, according to draft board officials here.

Ha has beepnotified to leave Monday for Fort Missoula. Also 1 1 1 dto report was Herman M. Ronning, who registered at Boulder and now resides at Seattle. The b6ss quota for this county as ofJune 28 was 101 men. Three have been conscripted and 72 men have enlisted in military service.

Since June 28; five men have been sent by the local draft board to the Army. No time limit for supplying the remaining 28 men in the quota has been set. Following is a list of the young men who registered in Jefferson county this month: Johnnie Wendelln Relter. LenLa- vern Bragg, Paul Alexander Robert, George Dudley Ballard, Oscar William Dahl, Charles Rush Hor-ton, Edward Donald Topsick, Ra fael Garcia, Charles Turner Oldham, Joseph M. Hernandos.

Gilbert Wallace Buck, Albraham Candiotti, Terry James Coghlan, Joseph Charles Katoha, William Robert Wallin, Everett Charles Mueller. Edward Bryne Karri, Antone Joseph Delmoe, Wilbur Everett Thorson, Daniel Edward Martin, Joseph Fal-letta, Howard R. Beer, George William Capp, Leo Joseph Maloney, A. Edward Zezula, Raymond Edward Flood, and William George Roe. A national lottery will be held in Washington p.

the latter part Funeral Conducted SALMON, July 12. (Special) Funeral sen-ices were conducted Monday afternoon at the Doebler chapel for Mrs. Myrtle Elizabeth Longley, 40, who died July 2 at the Rose hospital in childbirth. Mrs. Longley was born at Salmon March 23.

1941, and lived here all her life. She Is survived by her husband, Tom Longley, and the following sons and daughters, Mrs. Francis Jakovac of Salmon, Mrs. Clara Bailey, Chester and Ken-, neth Longley, all of Grass Valley, Calif, Floyd and Infant John, her mother. Mrs.

Eliza Mogg, and one sister, Mrs. Bertha Carlson, all of USalmon. Building Pool SALMON, Idaho, July 12. (Special) Construction of swimming pool Is under way at Salmon, following the decision of the city coun cil Monday night. The pool will be in the narrow channel of the Salmon rive, as it divides around Island park.

The channel Is being dammned, and the pool above will be roped off Into three parts a deep pool for diving, a shallow pool, and a wading pool for very small children. A playground supervisor who can swim wiU be certified by WPA to have charge of the water playground. Montana Pioneers Make Plans for Convention in Missoula 4-H Club Meetings Held at Harrison HARRISON. July 12. (SperlaD The peppy peppers 4-H club nwt at the Will Fergurson home with Floyd Fereurson as host.

Plans were riis- taking livestock to the 4-Hj the business meeting. The Luckv Star 4-H meeting wasi at the clubhouse with Edith Jackson, vice president presiding. i Mr. and Mrs. Sellung of Mllwau-lcusse(i kee, former residents of Logan.jf air this year.

Louis May demon- Daughters of Pioneers will be held are visiting at the home of Mr.jstrated how to make a calf halter. in conjunction with the society con-and Irs. Julius Ehman. Games and lunch was enjoyed after vent ton. Lester of Helena Early-Day Selllers of Ringling Honored at Dinner RINGLING, July 12.

(Special) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sparks entertained at a trout dinner in their home last Sunday. The dinner was to honor the early-day residents of Castle and Ringling who still live in this locality. The guests of honor were Mrs.

1 Annie Carr. Mrs. Marv Short. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Foster, John Hensley, William Vannest, and George row-lie, Sr. Waterloo Residents Make Trips, Entertain Guests WATERLOO, July Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bjordahl and family and A. A.

Wilson have returned to their iiomes In Minne sota after a twoweek visit here with relatives. Catherine Noyd of Great rails is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. K. Noyd. Warren Townsend of Butte Is spending his vacation at tha.

home of his parenU, Mr. and Mrs. H. Townsend. Mrs.

Lewis Rollins and daughter, Molly, and Mrs. Helen Maryatt and daughter, Irene, and Patrick Wall were visitors in Butte. Robert Sisman of Billings visited at the home of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Buhl. and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Talbot and son. Walter of Butte, have moved to Waterloo for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.

W. X. Townsend of Great Falls spent a few days here visiting relatives. Mr. Townsend'! mother, Mrs.

Hetty Townsend, ac companied them home for a visit. Geraldlne Jefferiea of Bowman was a week-end visitor at the home of Lillian. Dodds. Mrs. Mary Lautenbacker and daughter.

Mary Ann, of Whitehall, were visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hastie and family of Broadway mine were visitors here. Mr.

and Mrs. John Carney of Helena visited relatives here. of Hamilton Are their three sons of Miles City, Mr. and Mrs. H.

N. Legreld of Madison. Wis, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Reynolds of Sidney, and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Brown of Savage.

Mr. and Mrs. Oppegaard lived at Savage for 19 years before coming to the Bitter Root valley in 1931. Their sons, Arnold and Henry, with the latter's wife nd children, were present to complete the family circle for the golden anniversary. Many gifts were brought and cards and messages, were sent by old-time friends.

The marriage of the estimable couple was an event of June 17, 1891, at Madison. Minn, with Mr. Oppegaard's father. Rev. A.

O. Oppegaard performing the cere- Other members present were Kath- tJftma leen Craig. Erma Loomis. PeggyliiOrnB Oil Harold Blazler of Livingston called at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ira Blazier, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cain have movea nere irom Visit Camas CAMAS PRAIRIE. July 12. (Special) Mr.

and Mrs. F. G. Gus-tine, former residents of this com munity, visited with friends here Billings. Hannah Mary Periman.

Phyllis Carmin and the leader, Mrs. Wilbur Carmin. A family picnic at Potosl was held Knnriav bv Mrs J. O. Jordcn.

Mr. Eastern Star, Ladies' Aid Societies Hold Meetings at Drummond while returning from a motor trip and Mrs. Orville Jorden of Portland, 'nave been in the Army since last East to their home at Renton. were week-end guests at thejiaD. have returned to their homes Wash.

They were accompanied Mrs warren Stevens andnere on" a 10-day furlough. They Marjorie Florer of Bozeman, Mr. are James Kent, son or Mrs. Norma and Mrs. Orville Christenot and Kent- vho 18 a lieutenant in the daughter Audrev Lou, Mr.

and Mrs. 163rd Infantry at Fort Lewis, and tj uTr onrf xcrc Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fergurson and sons Raymond and'f- la corporal in Mrs. Hall and daughter Vera Marie in' 162rd Infantry aVFort Lewis, of Butte, Mrs.

Anna Swfcher. wtTe m('mb'rs the Nora Reckner and Elvan Tutlle, Whitehall, Wed in Bozeman DRT7MMOND. July 12. (Special) Margaret Cumrning chapter No. 57, Order of Eastern Star neld a regular session Wednesday evening.

It was the last meeting of the season until September. A short business meeting was presided over by Worthy Matron Winnie Bowls, followed by a social evening, and "family night." A program was prepared consisting of reading by Clyde Holland; duet by Leonard and Harold Brag, solo by Stanley Sorenson. duet by Mrs. Chester Leach and Mrs. Andrew Sorenson; reading by Mrs.

Gladys Furman. A no-host luncheon was also served at a late evening hour. Mrs. Emerson Flckler was hostess to members of the Drummond Feted on Golden Wedding Anniversary their son, Dr. Floyd Gustine, and his wife and daughter, Switzler and Ed Shipman.

These boys have been stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash, but have taken part in war maneuvers in California. The Whitehall Tennis club met Monday evening for reorganization ana the following, officers were elected: President, Jack Maguire; vice president, B. M. Bowman; sec retary-treasurer, Frank Westfall. Extensive improvements on the court back of the Methodist church is Whitehall Rotary at its regular weekly meeting Tuesday evening installed the following officers: L.

B. Searle, president; T. C. Akin, vice president; Rev. E.

H. Wendland, secretary; Frank Taylor, treasurer. Robert Fletcher of Butte, head of the public relations department of the Montana Power company, was a guest of the local club and" gave a short talk, Estella Roberts and daughter Jane of Harrison. Mrs. J.

O. Jorden and Mr. and Mrs. Orville" Jorden of Portland. were week end guests at the home of Mrs.

Anna Swisher and Mrs. Estella Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Periman and daughters were dinner guests at the home of Annie McDonnell and Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

McDonnell of Jeffers on Friday. 44 Register SALMON, 12! (Special) The local draft board met Wednesday night to number registration cards of 44 young' men who had reached their twenty-first birthday since October 16. There were-three registration points In Lemhi county on July 2. with reg istration as follows: Leadore 5. Patterson 5, Salmon 34.

Nine of the i registered men were from out of July 12 (Special) Two widely known Whitehall people, eluding their many friends, slipped away to Bozeman and returned as man and wife. Miss Nora Reckner became the bride of Elvan TJ. Tuttle in a quiet ceremony performed by the Rev. Glen Mell in the home of the bride-r groom's brother, R. S.

Tuttle. Mr. Tuttle is manager of the Laurel Leaf bulk station here and has lived in -Whitehall all his lL'e, The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Doty, residents of Whitehall until recently, has been employed In the Trau here. The following Whitehall boys are nioring a ten-day furlough at home until July 15 from military training' camps: Franklin --letter, Eldah and Derrald Payne, Ralph and Hsrold Sul'ender, Bay Crttch- ield. Desmond John Tebay, I HAMILTON, July 12. (Special) Nearly 100 friends and family mem- ibers were In attendance at the gol- den wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs.

M. Oppegaard recently at their ranch home north- west of Hamilton. I Open house was-announced for the event and between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock, tea was served. The traditional wedding cake was a centerpiece and there were flowers of many kinds' to deck the home. Mrs-Birch Farmer of Stevensville presided at the -lovely table and those to serve were Mrs.

George Anderson and Mrs. Cecil Wallace. The two latter are daughters ot Mr. and Mrs. Oppepaard.

Out of town guests In Ladies Aid society, Thursday after- tending were Mrs. Freeman Tinkle-noon. The newly elected president, jpaugh. Mrs. Mary Conn.

Mrs. Au-Mrs. Andrew Sorenson. presided over gusta Nelson. Mrs.

E. M. Poese. and the business session, which was fol-jMrs. B.

E. Barnhill of Phllipsburg, lowed by a social hour, and serving and Mrs. Harry Firestone of Por-of refreshments. Attending were terrille. Calif.

Member present Mrs. Kate DingwalL Mrs. Steiia Periman. Mrs. Henry Holland.

Mrs. Alfred Tice, Mrs. Lucy Coran, Mrs. Ira Bowls, Mrs. Rhoda Holland, Mrs.

John Meyers, Mrs. Francis Dunree, Mrs. Eugene Wilcox. Mrs. Guy Ban croft, Mrs.

John Buchanan, Mrs. Ed (the county. I eluded Mr. and Mrs. Wallace andlmony..