Bitter Root cows produce high fat in April testing
Agate Valentine Fairview Burke a registered Holstein of David Lea & Son Stevensville topped Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing Association for April with 76 pounds of butter fat. Maid Adair Korndyke of Darby was second with 75 pounds. Lady Cascade Tuckie Lilith of the Lea herd was third with 67. Forty four of 327 cows produced over 40 pounds, total herd production 233,872 pounds milk and 8,785 pounds fat. Other herds with over 40 pounds include CC V Neilson James Weber Forest Sellers L P Witheral and more.
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Hamilton
Agate Valentine Fairview Burke
David Lea & Son
Stevensville
Bitter Root Valley
Elmo Briggs
Maid Adair Korndyke
Ford & Hollister
Darby
Lady Cascade Tuckie Lilith
Lea
Babe
Jersey
Ed Wren
Lucy Princess Johanna
CC. V. Neilson
James Weber
Forest Sellers
L. P. Witheral
T. L. Sorensen
George C. Shutts
Joseph Fetscher & Son
Cc. P. Frost
C. V. Neilson
C. C. Gray
T. L. Sorenson
C. P. Frost
Corvallis
Joseph Fetacher & Son
Evensville
A. T. Rocke
Victor
R. A. O'Hara
C. Owings
R. H. Daniels
Beaverhead High School to Graduate 46 Seniors
Dillon May 11 Forty six members of Beaverhead County High School's senior class will receive diplomas at the May 28 commencement in the high school auditorium. The class of 1935 includes 29 girls and 17 boys. Dr. J H Cox of the state university will deliver the address. Other events include the alumni dance May 23 at Dillmont Park and a bicentennial sermon at the Episcopal church.
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T. W. Bennett
Episcopal Church
Lillian Bell
Nell Blair
Carrie Burnes
Gladys Burtch
Elvira Carlson
Eva Crowley
Dorothy David
Nell Doyle
Josephine Foucher
Adelaide Gelhaus
Eleanor Giles
Evelyn Gileed
Dorothy
Twilight League Proposed For Valley Towns
Hamilton May 11 At a meeting of the Hamilton Baseball Association the group endorsed forming a county twilight league. Invitations were sent to Stevensville Victor Florence Carlton Corvallis and Darby to join. A further planning session is set for next Wednesday with valley town delegates expected. Officers named Bud Smith president John Dowling secretary C A Smithey treasurer Ted Reinbold manager. Trustees are Dr Gordon Dr McGrath and George Boldt.
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Hamilton
Hami Baseball Association
Stevensville
Victor
Florence Carton
Corvallis
Darby
Bud Smith
John Dowling
C. A. Smithey
Ted Reinbold
G. A. Gordon
George McGrath
George F. Boldt
Hamilton News Notes Highlights Local Travel and Births
Mrs. 0. M. bury returns from Missoula visit. B. W. Reimel travels to Butte on business. Mrs. W. C. Wells returns from Garden City. Families plan a coast motor trip to Los Angeles. Troy Montana water line contract awarded to R. A. Geary for 26300. Northwest Tribune editor William Cochran visits. N. J. Tillman transacts Ravalli county business. Rev and Mrs E Clutterbuck visit Darby then return home. Ruth Schachtler and Fern Tuveny depart for extended coast visit with Broadue teaching. Judge J. M. Self and H. E. Jones at Polson for Lake county jury term. W. J. Hartwig and son Raymond to visit daughter Mrs L. H. Sutton in town. A son born to Howard Bates May 7. Mrs Headley Opie arrives from Spokane due to uncle Nick Kramis illness. Arthur Cumiley and Rye Creek welcome 9% pound boy born May 2. Neil Flanagan and wife return from Los Angeles by auto. Tom Judge returns to Missoula State University after brief absence.
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Hamilton
0. M. Bury
Missoula
B. W. Reimel
Butte
W. C. Wells
Garden City
William Westergren
John Peterson
Los Angeles
R. A. Geary
Big Ditch
Troy, Mont
William Cochran
Northwest Tribune
Stevensville
Upper
N. J. Tillman
Florence
Ravalli County
J. M. Self
H. E. Jones
Polson
Self
Lake County District Court
W. J. Hartwig
Raymond
Long Beach
Cal
Hartwig
L. H. Sutton
Howard Bates
Headley
Ghurgh Society Meets at M Eldridge Home Corvallis
The Christian Endeavor society of the United Church of Corvallis held a meeting at Mr and Mrs M Eldridge home with 57 members present Officers elected for the year were Ellen Walker president Richard Bryson vice president Ethel Sutherlin secretary and Julia Hoblett treasurer A luncheon followed. attendees included Cosette Printz Frank Printz Engler Engler Bryson Sutherlin Eldridge and many others.
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Corvallis
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Church of
Frank Printz
Cosette Printz
Frank Engler
Dorothy Engler
J. W. McAfee
J. E. Parker
J. EB. Bryson
L. J. Cesar
A. L. Sutherlin
B. N. Walker
Ethel Sutherlin
Virginia Glenn
Catherine Cesar
Clara Kane
Edna Fleming
Meida Schwab
Elane Stordock
Doris Johnson
Mabel Walls
Idell Frogge
Julia Hoblett
Ruth Popham
Electa Walls
Alpha Stordock
Evelyn Adams
Doris Bryson
Irene Johnson
Virginia Eldridge
M. Eldridge
Orion Cobb
Charles Wayman
Lavern Cobb
Herbert Slack
Leroy Cobb
Richard Bryson
Harlan Stordock
Vern Sutherlin
Joe Wilcox
Clarence Popham
Harry Fuller
Roy Glenn
Bernard Smith
Eugene Fuller
Maurice Bryson
George Bryson
Robert
William Engler
Calvin Sutherlin
Carl Printz
Charles Slack
Lloyd Applebury
Jerald Gibbons
Raymond Birck
New General Store to Open at Victor
Victor May 11 The fire proof store building once housing the Victor Trading company will soon host a general merchandise store led by Ralph B. Robinson of Stevensville The opening is planned for June 11 with Robinson well known in the valley for mercantile experience He previously managed the Davisinson ranch 1400 acres near Stevensville and serves as chairman of Bitter Root irrigation district directors The Victor Realty company plans to provide the remaining capital and local partners will join in the venture
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Victor
Victor Trading Company
Ralph B. Robinson
Stevensville
Beag Sande
Robinson
Davis-inson
Bitter Root
Victor Realty Company
Victor News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Percy Semmens returned from Conner after work at the Chambers Fowler sawmill. Mrs A E Holmes travels to Portland to visit daughter awaiting an operation. High school commencement set for May 22 with baccalaureate sermon next Sunday. Mrs G C Nutter of Helena visits relatives. Northern Pacific crew of 62 replaces light rail with 40 pound steel. Rails from Missoula to near town laid last summer and work proceeds north to Woodside. Mrs Frank Engler returns from Missoula hospital, nursing improving. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Winnings on May 2. Thomas Kilwe returns to Spokane to attend property interests. John Baker returns from Stevensville to visit. Mrs E M Parker resumes home after several days in Garden City.
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Victor
Percy Semmens
Conner
Chambers & Fowler
A. E. Holmes
Portland
Ore
George Oliver
G. C. Nutter
Helena
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Woodside
Frank Engler
Northern Pacific Hospital
Henry Winnings
Thomas Kilwe
Spokane
Frank Martin
John Baker
Stevensville
E. M. Parker
Garden City
Icebergs shattered by Tampa shell fire in Atlantic patrol
Halifax reports the US cutter Tampa shattered several huge icebergs during North Atlantic patrol. Officers say heavy fog and dense ice remain a threat to shipping as Tampa returns from iceberg zone duty.
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Associated Press
Halifax
North Atlantic
United States
Tampa
London and North Western to Run Centenary Parade of Early Engines
The London and North Western Railway plans a centenary celebration procession of early locomotives and carriages led by Stephenson's No 1, marking a milestone in railway history.
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London & Northwestern Railway
Stephenson
Funeral of Frank Call Held in Dillon
The funeral for Frank Call was at St. Rose Catholic church with Rev. F X Leschner officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Call died Friday morning at Barrett hospital after a short illness. he had worked as a ranch laborer and is survived by a brother in Butte.
Boulder News Notes Tallies Local Events and Court Pleas
In Boulder on a Saturday evening, 59 youths motored to the Hot Springs for a plunge and supper at the Legion hall. A high school play Wanted, a Chaperon was staged at Temple hall with praise for faculty and students. Obituaries note the death of H. K. Hundley in Washington. Bootlegging case against Frank Keyes ends with jury verdict and scheduled sentencing. Local visits include Miss Eileen Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Manlove, and many from Basin and Whitehall.
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Boulder News
Boulder
Boulder Hot Springs
Legion Hall
Margaret Lckham
Catherine Lynch
J. Wickham
Arthur Tuttle
Francis Ryan
Temple Hall
Jefferson County High School
Eileen Lynch
Butte
Man
H. K. Hundley
Port Blakely
Wash
Andrey
Ben Hundley
Helena
Montana
Craig
Mont.e
Watson
Miss & McCauley
Jayestette Berry
Miles Deeree
Basin
Miss Dorothy
Philip Gillick
John McGaugh
Whitehall
District Court
Frank Keyes
Ers
Wred Danenhauer
Whitehall Notes Reflect Local School, Club Activities
Whitehall residents reports include Mrs C J Pruett and daughter Ellen in Butte, Miles Tuttle at a Woodmen convention in Bozeman, and Kate Greene visiting Missoula. Tina Smith toured the Whitehall schools, a canning club formed by 15 grade girls, and the county grade school meet awarded Whitehall top honors.
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Mosier
H. S. Ayers
Fessenden
McAllister
Tina Smith
Whitehall
Scott Fries
Montana Woman
Montana Federation
Ike KE. O. Pace
Robert
George Tait
Boulder
Methodist Aid Society
Edna Harden
Lee Westmoreland
Meadames J.L. Houx
C. H. Markel
Ed Beall
Pleasant Valley
Polson Drunk and Disorderly Case Leads to Jail Time
George Michel was arrested Monday night on a drunk and disorderly charge. He was arraigned in Judge Hitchcock's court Tuesday morning, fined $25 and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. Local radio news notes report Mrs Bert Koons will broadcast two vocal selections from the university station at Missoula next Wednesday night. Mrs G F Tharpe with Mrs A B Salter entertained the Presbyterian Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday afternoon with a solo by Mrs W R Kelly. A J Lowary traveled to Helena on business Tuesday.
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J. J. Mery
Butte
Boulder
District Court
C DD. Flaherty
Flaherty
Jefferson County
G. Ws. Smith
Cary Quaintance
James M. Harris
H. J. Mensemer
Thomas Ingling
Francis Ryan
Gladden
George Vasburgh
Valley
Lucy Zendre
Elkhorn
St. John's Church
Ike EB. O. Pace
Hall
W. D. Zundle
Polson
George Michel
Hitchcock
Andre
Abe Bell
Fane
Bert Koons
University
Missovula
G. F. Tharpe
A. B. Salter
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
W. R
Kelly
A. J. Lowary
Helena
Death of Mrs Catherine Brand in Deer Lodge
Mrs Catherine Brand died at the family home on Fourth street after a long illness. Born August 6, 1850 in Hazelgren Wisconsin she is survived by her husband Alois Brand and children Regina Knopf Frank August Grand Mrs Carl Scharf and Joseph Brand along with 29 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 30 am from Immaculate Conception church with interment at Hill Crest.
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Deer Lodge
Catherine Brand
Alois ¢. Brand
Fourth Street
Hazelgren
Wis
Regina Knopf
Frank
August Grand
Carl Scharf
Joseph Brand
Women to Organize Milwaukee Club in Deer Lodge
Mrs H B Byram and other Milwaukee railroad wives travel to Deer Lodge to help form a Milwaukee club. The afternoon meeting begins at 2 30 at city hall, followed by a 6 30 dinner at the Hotel Deer Lodge with a special program. Attendees urged to indicate by Mrs J P Phelan.
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Deer Lodge
H. B&b Byram
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
City Hall
J. P. Phelan
Deer Lodge Social and Court Notes Move Through Town
Judge George B. Winston of Anaconda presided in Deer Lodge on Monday while local visits included Owen Reese from Missoula and Mrs. Barney Wheeler from Missoula. The Moore Beauty Parlors changed hands with Mrs J H Moore selling to Miss Ruby May Fessenden of Spokane. Miss Florence Nichols of Spokane takes charge alongside new operator Miss Fessenden.
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Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Owen Reese
Missoula
George Burks
Beth
Tan
Lucy
George
Philipsburg
Roy Michaud
Barney Wheeler
John Potter
Rosco
Helmville
Monise Miorence Nichols
Spokane
Moore
J. H. Moore
Ruby May Fessenden
Miss Fessenden
Miss Nichols
Adv
New Law Bans Trading Stamps in South Australia
A new statute prohibits the use and distribution of trading stamps in South Australia. The measure targets promotional stamp schemes, affecting retailers and customers who previously exchanged stamps for goods or discounts. Implementing agencies will oversee compliance and enforcement.
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South Australia
Modern science promises glistening teeth with new dentifrice
Dentists endorse a new whitening method that removes the film over teeth without harsh grit. It claims to combat plaque, reduce pyorrhea risk, and reveal whiter teeth by tackling the coating that attracts germs and acids. Mail the coupon now and start beautifying today.
Glum exchanges hint at on-field nerves in midgame talk
Fragmentary dialogue shows two players debating nerves and smoking as a possible cause. One voices concern about performance while the other deflects, asking for clarification as the exchange ends with a plea.
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Bill
Life Savers ads praise mint and other flavors
Joyment. Their wonderful aromatic flavors freshen your mouth like a good drink of water when you're really thirsty and steady your nerves for work or play. Once you try them between smokes you'll always have a package handy. Six flavors are available at all stores: mint ceromon licorice clove and violet. Life Savers Inc Port Chester N Y.
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Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
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