Deer Lodge Kiwanis Labor Day Auto Races Planned
Deer Lodge prepares for a Labor Day celebration with auto races at the county fair grounds. Notables include Pam Clancy and Slim Hemley among entrants, races start 2:30 PM with events running to 5:00 PM. Kiwanis committees oversee activities from coffee breaks to dancing and a noon aviation display by Missoula’s Brownie Coon field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodgeh
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Pam Clancy
Slim Hemley
Kent Ramsey
Eddie Hackler
Ernie Fosnaugh
Dusty Rhoden
Champ Curry
Babe Adams
Ford
Wanis
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
Bill Breitenstein
Great Falls
George Klotz
Butte
B. P. Jerome
C. H. Brown
Lewistown
Charles Steedbeck
Helena
Earl Genzberger
W. C. Peat
Missoula
Frank Conley
Jean Jordan
Eddie Hamner
FE. W. Torr
Kiwanie Club
William Cosgrove
Ted Larabie
Otia Baxter
Sylvan Pauly
Russell Marsh
Harry MacPherson
M. BE. H. Gannon
H. C. Heinsch
Pat Keeley
Buck Marsh
Art Luéedeman
Frank Smith
Maurice Dietrich
Tom Collinge
Victor Weber
Ted Lara
Kiwanis Club
Anaconda
Great ‘Falls
Dillon Teachers Appointed to Montana Normal College
Two Dillon residents Ralph McFadden and Miss Ruby Wyatt join Montana State Normal college as piano instructors. McFadden to teach advanced students and Wyatt to handle grade pupils. The list of local visitors and teaching assignments continues with several Dillon residents preparing for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Department of
Ralph McFadden
Ruby Wyatt
McFadden
Wyatt
Miss Ethyle Bensch Crowned Powell County Princess
Deer Lodge August 20 Ethyle Bensch won the Powell County princess contest with Ruth Walsh as runner up and Hellen Drake in third place. Bensch will represent Powell County and Deer Lodge at the state fair, contest for Montana queen, and represent the state at Tulea Tulea Tulea fair this fall, according to local results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Ethyle Bensch
Powell County
Montana
Tulea
Oklo
Ruth Walsh
Hielen Drake
Local residents visit Butte and Spokane for events
Mrs James Dunn and daughter Kathleen spent Thursday in Butte. Madge Smith returned to Spokane to resume work there. William Coleman past president of the Montana Pioneers. Mrs Coleman Mrs J Mulcahy and Kathleen and Coleman Mulcahy motored to Butte Friday to attend the meeting of pioneers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEER
James Dunn
Kathleen
Butte
Madge Smith
Frank Smith
Spokane
William Coleman
The
Montana Pioneers
Coleman
Mulcahy
Coleman Mulcahy
Meeting of Pioneers
Vacation extended as paralysis scare reaches schools
Hamilton reports extended summer break for Hamilton Darby Corvallis and Victor districts from one to two weeks after talks between boards and health officials. Two infantile paralysis cases in the valley and 94 total at Missoula influence reopen dates with Hamilton delaying to Sept 16 while Darby Corvallis Victor set Sept 8. Stevensville and Victor will start Sept 2 as no cases occur there.
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Hamilton
Darby
Corvallis
Victor
Woodside
Ocent
Missoula
Stevensville News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Tributes
Aug 80 Stevensville notes list visits by Wilber and Mrs Goff Wisdom to Stevensville, Mrs Suter to Los Angeles for a daughter's illness, Shepherds to Chicago with Mine Fisher joining from Yellowstone, Mrs Kohl bereaved in Worcester, Mrs Wright and Mrs Walker visiting, hospital stay for Mrs Robinson, Holt and Pritchard auto trip to Spokane, Ida Hanson Kalispell visiting, and a Women's Club meeting set for Sept 13 to report Kalispell federation results.
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Stevensville
Estevensville
Wilber Goff
Wisdom
Henry Suter
Los Angeles
George Shepherd
Chicago
Shepherd
Mine Fisher
Yellowstone
Brengem
Woman's Club
Louis May
State Women's Federation
Kalispell
Evens Daughters Visit Los Angeles For Health
Mrs. Ed Evans and daughters travel to Los Angeles to visit Mrs. Evans health and to aid recovery from Mrs. Henry McCann’s fractured collar bone. McCann rests with her father H Burka. Gladys Glenn returns from Dillon where she was a summer student and will teach in the valley. Mrs. E H Blakeslee and Mrs. George Omar of Great Falls visit Mr and Mrs M I Chaffin. Dr and Mrs W B Chew and sons Billie and Ori en visit old friends in the valley at the Vile home. Dr Chew formerly practiced dentistry in Hamilton and moved to Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Blakeslee
George Omar
Great Falla
Hamilton
Superior
Residents Attend Meetings and Social Events Across Montana
William McIntosh of Avon transacted business in Deer Lodge Saturday. A Lowry and daughter Badith joined the Sons and Daughters of the Montana Pioneers meeting and banquet in Butte. Miss Dorothy Ellsworth and Miss Ruth Slocum left Stevensville after a two week visit. Antwine Thrasher and Gus Brand visited Deer Lodge, while M. B. H. Gannon and party fished in Madison. Lee Williams traveled to Butte for business. Mrs. Elmer Ellaworth and daughter Margaret attended the Butte Pioneer meeting. Dr and Mrs BE Vidal and son George spent days in Great Falls. Mrs George Burks and children and Mrs G Denton and family spent the week at Rock Creek lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McIntosh
Avon Trans
Deer Lodge
A. Lowry
Badith
Butte
Sons and Daughters of the
Montana Pioneers
Silver Bow Club
Dorothy Ellsworth
Ruth Slocum
Stevensville
Antwine Thrasher
Gus Brand
Pioneer
M. B. H. Gannon
Lou Gordon
Joseph Smith
Madison
Lee Williams
Elmer Ellaworth
Margaret
Montana
BE. K. Vidal
George
Great Falls
George Burks
G. Denton
Rock Creek Lake
Dillon Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
Dillon residents celebrate a series of social events including a Sunday dinner at the Bulger home honoring Mrs. Frank Sullivan of St Paul and Mr and Mrs Joe Alien of Seattle. Russell Harrison and Myrtle Smeby wed in Butte, A P Williams hosts a weekend house party, and Betsy Haines plans a Methodist conference trip to Helena.
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Illon
Bulger
Helen Bulger
Charlotte Ballard
Frank Sullivan
St. Paul
Joe Alien
Seattle
BE. L. Staudaker
Butte
Fred
Minnesota
Iowa
Russell Harrison
Mias Myrtle Smeby
Dillon
Lutheran Church
Huddef
Dillion
KE. F. Sill
Harrison
Beaverhead County
Smoeoby
Minneapolis
A. P. Williams
Alder
W. G. Gilbert
D. A. Galt
J. H. Gilbert
W. H. Stephan
T. BK. Gilbert
Joseph ©. Smith
W. W. Hawkins
B. J. Bowman
Helen Galt
Treese
Aiken
Anaconda
Norman Gilbert
Fred Gilbert
Betsy Haines
Helena
Geroge Lovell
Great Falls
Clara Plant
Lester
Automobile racers schedule workouts for Labor Day events
Automo bile racers to compete in speed contests at the Labor Day celebration will hold qualifying workouts Sunday at the fair grounds track. International stars are entered, drawing state wide attention. Judge Erickson of Kalispell will speak during a race intermission Monday afternoon. Kentucky has an asphalt rock mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Fair Grounds
Erickson
Kaliepell
Butte's Temple theater to open next Saturday afternoon
Butte's newest picture house the Temple theater on West Park street will throw open its doors next Saturday at 1 p.m. under manager W. W. Wisner. The 1560 seat fireproof venue features leather-backed seats, Raven half tone screen, an eight piece orchestra, and first run pictures. Opening film is Welcome Stranger with Florence Vidor and Dore Davidson among the cast.
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Butte
Temple Theater
West Park Street
W. W. Wisner
Broadway
Masonic Temple
Capital Theater of
New York
F. Destabelle
Hart C. Simmons
Destabelle
Wisner
Producers' Distributing Corporation of
I. W. Wier
Producers’ Corporation
Imm Butte
Mr. Wisn
James Young
Willard Mack
Mr. Young
Florence Vidor
Dore Davidson
Virginia Browne Faire
Noah Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Robert Edeson
Otis Harlan
New England
Isadore Solomon
William Mong
Mary Clarke
Mary
Solomon
Beemis
Fine opportunity for wood pulp industry in Montana
Washington Aug 30 report from the U S forest service notes vast Rocky Mountain pulp resources but few mills, suggesting Montana and Idaho have potential for enlarged sulphite and mechanical pulp. It highlights timber totals, regional species, accessibility, and the need for coordinated lumber and pulp use to expand production and reduce waste.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain States
Idaho
Montana
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Oregon
United States
Middle West
East
Rocky Mountain
Middle Western
Rocky Mountains
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Lake States
Pacific Northwest
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Bureal
Dillon Bureau
Dillon Teachers Normal College
Dillon News Notes
T. D. Moran
Wolf Point
William Christensen
Big Hole Basin
Waller Bowden
Matt Kay
Grant
Charles Quist
Fred Hirachey
Windom
Yellowstone National Park
Charles Robinette
Centennial Valley
J. J. Gelhaus
Helen
Dorothy
Adelaide
Florence Streb
Melrose
Elkhorn Springs
Charles Brenner
Horse Prairie
Conrad
Townsend
W. B. Flattwie
West Side
Lester Noble
Hartwig
Grant B. Finch
Pipestone Spring
Sam Trollinger
Kk. W. Creighton
George Farrell
Etsy Haines
Evelyn
Dorothy Vans
Charles Wagenbreth
Geneva
Miles City
Nan Hazard
Globe
Ariz
Miss Hazard
Mary Gelhaus
Amada Guidicl
Tulsa
Okla
Catherine
Miss Bensch
Bitter Root News
Frontenac
Borolet
Clancy
Kentucky
SHE Temple Theater
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