College May fete on Montana State Normal campus
Hundreds of participants rehearse dances and songs for the annual May fete with theme Health. Miss Helen Mae Smith oversees about a score of dances illustrating health rules. The event begins 6 30 p m Tuesday with Miss Blanche Guillot named queen of health and seating available for 10 cents.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal
Helen Mae Smith
Physical Education Department
Women's Athletic Association
Blanche Guillot
Baccalaureate Service Opens Beaverhead Senior Week
Beaverhead County High School began commencement week with a baccalaureate service at the Baptist church in Dillon. Rev. R. O. Shannon delivered the address as the senior class attended together, with a concert planned at the high school auditorium under L. A. Gregory, Lenore Thompson directing choir, band, and orchestra.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County High School
Baptist Church
R. O. Shannon
Torrow
L. A. Gregory
Lenore Thompson
Eighth Grade Graduates Publish The D P S Paper
Dillon May 20 The eighth grade graduates of the Normal college training school will publish The D P S Paper tomorrow with a review of the year’s happenings class role prophecy will and history Mrs H D Black is the faculty member in charge of the publication The training school commencement exercises will be held May 31.
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Dillon
Normal College Training School
D. P.S
H. D. Black
Training School
Legion plot improvements to be let for Mountain View site
Beaverhead post has called for bids to add a concrete curb around the American Legion plot at Mountain View cemetery. The interior will be filled and sodded with grass and flowers, as decided at the post's last meeting.
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Dillon
American Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
Beaverhead Post
Legion
Shipment makes speed set by cattle shipment record
H B Bambureer the local Union Pacific agent announced a new record in livestock transport this week he learned that 22 carloads of beef cattle loaded at Divide reached the Omaha market with only one stopover at Sidney for feeding The cattle were owned by Charles Miller and Joe Shaw of the Big Hole basin
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Dillon
H. B. Bambureer
Union Pacific
Divide
Omaha
Sidney
Neb
Charles Miller
Joe Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Ascension Sunday Observed by Dillon Templars
St Elmo commandry K T No 7 attended services at the Presbyterian church in a body for Ascension Sunday. A banquet followed at the Masonic hall for the Templars and their ladies.
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Dillon
St. Elmo Commandry
K. T
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Hall
Templars
Roe Couple Visits Dillon as Auto Firm Leases Bishop Building
Mr and Mrs J F Roe from Red Rock spent several days in Dillon. Montana Auto Supply has leased the Bishop building on South Idaho and will convert it into a used car department. Miss Nina Smiths pupils give a piano recital at the training school auditorium May 29. Dr S F E Davis Supt Charles Henry and Prof R E Albright of Normal college return from trips delivering commencement addresses. Miss Julia Wilson visited her parents near Sheridan.
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Dillon
JF. B. Roe
Red Rock
Montana Auto Supply Company
Bishop
Idaho Street
Nina Smith
S. FE. Davis
Charles Henry
R. E. Albright
The
Normal College
Julia Wilson
Sheridan
Bond Market Slumps as Rates Rise and Prices Fall
Higher money rates caused a broad decline in bond prices last week with U S government issues at yearly lows and trading in light volume. The New York Fed raised the rediscount rate from 4 to 4.5 percent and money costs climbed, though many traders expect improved bond interest as stock speculation wanes and surplus funds seek investment.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Flax Outlook Encouraging Amid Early Seeding in Montana
Montana agronomist L. D. Kurtz says flax seeding is nearly complete and conditions are favorable for high yields. Acreage may rise due to new land openings and better planting weather, though seed supply could limit growth. Seed prices range 2.50 to 2.90 per bushel with supplies listed in Opheim Plentywood Medicine Lake Chinook Peerless and Scobey.
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Bozeman
L. D. Kurtz
Montana Extension Service
Montana Extension — Service
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Medicine Lake
Chinook
Peerless
Scobey
Kurtz
Body of Chicago fireman's 8 year old son found in river
The body of John Pyrek eight year old son of a Chicago fireman was found floating in the Chicago river shortly after noon. Police had searched boxcars lined by Bruno Bogdon tips dragged the river for two days after a week long missing person report and investigated an alleged kidnapper.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Pyrek
Bruno Bogdon
Northwestern
Butte Business College Notes Highlight Night School Typewriting
Enrollments in night school shorthand and typewriting include Mary Domitt Catherine ODonnell and Meyers Deitch. Students achieve high speeds with 69 wpm by Henry Oliver and 70 wpm by Ann Gergurich. A May dance at Rosemont hall closes the update with invitations for former students and parents of students.
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Mary Domitt
Catherine O'Donnell
Meyers Deitch
Lina Magee
W. D. Horgan
Miriam Gundry
California
Cecelia McGarry
Helen Young
Victor Petrino
Postil Telegraph Company
Edyth Beausoleil
Warm Springs
Marion Power
Kathleen Lynch
Lucy Else
Boulder
Henry Oliver
Eva Kristich
Alma Mayer
Margaret Lanterman
Katherine Wellcome
Frank Nells
BE. Merrow
Divide
Mont
Morrow
Judith Ellerson
Jessie Adams
Mae O'Neill
Phyllis Lindsay
Ann Gergurich
Erna Soderstrom
Deer Lodge
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railway Company
Butte Business College
Rosemont Hall
Valley Spud Growers Plan Trip to Yakima
May 20. W E Pollinger seeds a tour for Yakima potato growers to study Montana certified seed spuds value. L A Campbell of Northern Pacific Railway discussed with Pollinger joining fruitmen in the trip to observe orchard conditions and Washington fruit marketing practices with Yakima growers.
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Hamilton
Yakima
Montana
W. E. Pollinger
L. A. Campbell
Agricultural Development Department
Northern Pacific Railway
Pollinger
Washington
Former Darby Man Passes at Helena
Hamilton May 20 Word has been received of the death of E F McRae who passed away recently in Helena He was editor of the Oil News at Sunburst and earlier ran the Darby Dispatch at Darby for several years He later went to Columbia Falls to conduct a paper He was unmarried and about 68 years old
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Hamilton
E. F. McRae
Helena
McRae
Oil News
Sunburst
Darby Dispatch
Darby
McRaag
Columbia Falls
Local Notes From Hamilton Area May Visits and Staff Changes
Kathrine Grube returns from White Sulphur Springs to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Gus Grube. Western Montana motor trip plans include Spokane visits for Mr and Mrs Charles W Waddell and Mr and Mrs August Peterson. Roy Chaffin and son visit Los Angeles born from Lincoln Nebraska and will return in a week. Frank G Meinhart and wife take possession of the M R Jeffrey property in Hamilton and begin improvements. Forest Ranger Champ W Hannon resigns effective June 1. J W Tennent to take his place. Marion Wallcott travels to Lincoln Nebraska to visit her sister for the summer.
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A. M. Chaffin
Los Angeles
Champ W. Hannon
West Fork
Bitter Root National Forest
J. W. Tennent
Lolo Forest
S. S. Hull
Adelia Mallory
Divide
Hamilton
Marion Wallcott
Lincoln
Neb
Flier Drowned in Milwaukee Harbor
Donald Carette was killed when his airplane side-slipped and plunged into Milwaukee harbor. James Rollins, his fellow student, escaped the water and clung to the plane until rescued by a passing boat.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Donald Carette
Milwaukee Harbor
James Rollins
Carette
Ace
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Ads
The Anaconda News in Brief lists numerous local ads and notices including a fabric fair, rug cleaning, Duco paint, home laundry services, and car sales. It notes visits by Butte and Miles City residents, a funeral in Portland, a garden club meeting, university students visiting, and various society meetings and housing requests.
Two New Film Stars Rise in 7th Heaven at Sundial
The photodrama 7th Heaven delivers Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor as two new screen stars. Critics hail their chemistry from Paris sewers to a garret heaven and praise Frank Borzage’s direction. Showings are tonight and tomorrow at the Sundial.
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Austin Strong
Los Angeles
Charles Farrell
Chico
Paris
Janet Gaynor
Diane
Paris Garret
Miss Gaynor
Frank Borzage
Carpenter Hall Call to Attend Melvin J Carlson Funeral
Carpenters meet at Carpenters' hall at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon to attend the funeral of their late brother Melvin J Carlson. Secretary John J Spencer signs the notice.
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Carpenters
Carpenters’ Hall
Melvin J. Carlson
John J. Spencer
Ady
Veterans at Warm Springs Get Refreshments From Legion Auxiliaries
Veterans of the Civil Spanish and World wars at the state hospital in Warm Springs were treated to Jell O with whipped cream cookies and chewing gum by Anaconda members of the Women s auxiliary of the American Legion and the Ladies of the G A R Mrs Mike Spellman Miss Juletta Tuchscherer and Miss Minnie Buckwald represented the women's auxiliary and Mrs Susan Kyle the Ladies of the G A R Transportation was provided by Guy Burnett.
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State Hospital
Warm Springs
Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Mike Spellman
Juletta Tuchscherer
Minnie Buckwald
Woman's Auxiliary
Susan Kyle
Guy Burnett
Disabled Veterans Meeting Urged for Helena State Session
Ex servicemen drawing disability compensation are urged to attend the Ana conda chapter No. 9 of the Disabled Veterans of the World War meeting at 7 45 tonight in Durston block room 28. Commander Vie Nord berg calls all members to attend and delegates to the Helena state convention will be chosen.
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Anaconda
Durston Block
Vie Nordberg
Helena
Peters High School Students Shine on Latin and Algebra Tests
The monthly Latin I exam saw James Dowdall Len Dougherty Margaret McNally William Tracy Ida Valentini and John Keenan score above 90 percent. In Algebra I Anna Dillon Leo Dougherty James Dowdall John Keenan Mary Laslovich Margaret McNally and Joseph Thompson earned perfect papers. The honor roll lists L Kelly H Larkin M Halloran J Percin M Pirotta T Tindera F McGuire K Bownes M Casey A Duffy J Kolesar R McCarvel M Casey M Mulligan A Corrigan BE Dowdall A Driscoll M McCarvey A McLaughlin L Scallon A Shea A Dillon C Stevens L Dougherty N Dougherty J Dowdall G Gross A Keenan M Keenan M Larkin C McCarvey M McNally J Thompson N Thompson L Tracy I Valentini.
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James Dowdall
Len Dougherty
Margaret McNally
William Tracy
Ida Valentini
John Keenan
Anna Dillon
Leo Dougherty
Mary Laslovich
Joseph Thompson
L. Kelly
H. Larkin
M. Halloran
J. Percin
M. Pirotta
T. Tindera
F. McGuire
K. Bownes
M. Casey
A. Duffy
J. Kolesar
R. McCarvel
M. Mulligan
A. Corrigan
BE. Dowdall
A. Driscoll
M. McCarvey
A. McLaughlin
L. Scallon
A. Shea
A. Dillon
C. Stevens
L. Dougherty
N. Dougherty
J. Dowdall
Victims Of Heavy Fog Put To Land
89 passengers of the Clyde liner Mohawk were landed on Staten Island after fog paralyzed New York harbor for 24 hours. The Pennland showed two rents in plates near the waterline from a glancing blow by the City of Anniston anchor. Pennland may be in dry dock a week. passengers were advised to travel by train to Boston or await Pennland repairs.
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Associated Press
New York
Coast Guard
Seminole
Staten Island
Pennland
Anniston
Boston
Celtic
Tokio Quake Triggers Panic. No Casualties Reported
A sharp earthquake centered in Tokio at 1:30 am unsettled residents, stopping clocks and cracking walls. No serious damage or casualties reported as a sequence of smaller aftershocks kept the city awake through the night.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Patterson, Richardson Nominated For Montana Postmaster Roles
George W. Patterson is nominated to be postmaster at Havre and Robert T. Richardson for Missoula postmaster, with nominations announced by the appointment authority.
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George W. Patterson
Havre
Robert T. Richardson
Missoula
Nay to Be Tried in Higher Court
William C Nay alias William Clifford was moved from Anaconda to Montesano Washington on a felony warrant He appeared in justice court May 17 with a 4000 bond He was bound over to the superior court and held on an investigation charge awaiting extradi tion papers for a Washington disposition of mortgaged property case Local police arrested him at a Main Street lodging house and Sheriff Hamm thanked Anaconda authorities for help.
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William C. Nay
William Clifford
Anaconda
Montesano
Wash
Osborne
W. A. Hamm
Nay
Justice Court
Hamm
Police Department
Main Street
Washington
Wonderful Cream For Dry Skins Cleansing Cream With Cocoa Butter
A new cleansing cream on the market contains cocoa butter. It melts into the skin and cleans pores without stretching or sagging. Marketed as preserving youthful complexions, it promises no hair growth. Fuller Drug Co.
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Fuller Drug Co
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Virginia Sullivan
Betty Deranleau
Cecilia Ward
Victorine le Fleur
Ruth Violette
Stella Finnegan
Marion Proxell
Barbara Chavelot
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Ellen Gallagher
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Betty Sullivan
Patricia McGinley
Martine Ricci
Josephine McGinley
Ray Hunthausen
Ray Schimming
John Connor
Bernard Connor
Robert Gardner
Henry Dire
John Casky
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Mahan's
Anaconda Laundry
St. Jean Baptiste
Patton
Mahan
G. E. White Company
Charles F. Branstrom
Butte
Miles City
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Branscombe
Advy
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East’ Commercial
Nash
G. E. White Co. Adv
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John Gerry
P. F. Layton
Portland
J. J. Layton
Owl Creek
Anaconda Coal Co
Leonard E. Larson
Lorenz Spur
Smelter City Garden Club
St. Mark's Parsh House
Peckover-Kelly Company
John L. Nelson
Harlowton
City
Mrs. N. Nelson
East Sixth Street
Polk City
Jerry Ryan
Lower Valley
Ryland Walford
State University
Anaconea
Do. J. Austin
R. Wohlschlager
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SS. Peter and Paul Society
Joe Sladich
J. W. Spraycar
Ruth Thorson
Rhea Travers
Big Timber
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Barbers’ Union
Royal Neighbors
J. Bray
Rankin Jackson
Central Labor Council
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J. L. Hamill
Schlappi
Foy Nelson
Sandial Ne
OT. Peters High School
Montesano Justice of Peace
Main ST
GEO. P. Wellcome
East Park
Hlstedt
A. K. Stevens
Dursion
Rogg Transfer Company
Fabric Fair
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