Seniors to Receive Diplomas at Hamilton High School
In Hamilton on May 22, thirty-three seniors will receive diplomas at commencement in the Ravalli theater. The 17 boys and 8 girls will hear Dr. Zoharg J. Klemme of Intermountain Union College deliver the address. The program features orchestra music, soloists, and awards, with Valedictorian honors adjusted by attendance rules.
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Familton
Hamilton High School
Ravalli
Zoharg J. Klemme
Intermountain Union College
Helena
L. H. Benny
The
Christian Church
High Schol Orchestra
Annie Jean Stewart
Girls Glee Club
Mien
Catherine Ritchie
Helen Haske
Spaulding
Misa Cora Quast
E.R. Ormsbee
Red T. Parker
Board of Trustees
Old High
Imcenlau
Baptist Church
Tether Brakke
E. D. Swisher
Methodist Church
Elaine Williams
Mamillon High School
Miss Spaulding
Miss Williams
Butte High School
Lee ‘Olen
Dorothy Carlatrom
Clare Conroy
Fessie Decker
Marvin Dobbins
Sidney Evans
Velma Edwards
Albert Erickson
Marjorie Fisk
Theodore Fullerton
Dorothy Gerer
George Gordon
Montana Grady
Alice Gravelle
Ola Hersman
Tunem Again Is To Head Schools Victor News
Victor May 22 superintendent Alfred Tunem has been retained to head the Victor schools for next year. The article lists teachers by grade and other local notes on residents and staff, including Miss Biznnda Cole and Miss Vivian Kaa. Hamilton news notes cover visits and travel, with a Presbyterians pastor attending the general assembly in San Francisco. Corvallis notes report a three month vacation for 400 students and staff changes, plus local injuries and movements among teachers and residents.
Corvallis Women Attend Royal Federation Club Meeting
Corvallis club women including Mrs Howard Fierce Mrs Rupert Myers Mrs J G Bryson and others attended a Royal Federation of Clubs meeting on Wednesday. The report notes a Sunday birthday celebration at Mrs Carlysle’s home with visits from Mr and Mrs J A Lyell of Marion and Mrs H E Gleason of Stevensville.
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Howard Fierce
Rupert Myers
J. G. Bryson
C. F. Behwab
Lee Simmons
W. E. Pollinger
W. L. Shults
Charles Meltue
Charles Smith
E. F. Mille
W. H. Christofferson
Mary Rasmussen
Margaret Slack
Roderick
M. E. Cobb
Corvallis
Royal Federation of Clubs
Carlysle
J. A. Lyell
Maraiton
H. E. Gleason
Stevensville
Ravalli Club Federation Attracts 200 Delegates
Over 200 women attended the twentieth quarterly session of the Ravalli County Federation of Women’s Clubs in the Grantsdale Community House. Highlights included a welcome address, a keynote on better parenting, gardening talks, a play depicting farm life roles, a child health pageant, and reports from clubs. New officers were elected: President Mrs. Fred Dawson, Vice President Mrs. E R Allen, Treasurer Mrs. B J Billings, Secretary Mrs. Ralph Dougherty. Next meeting scheduled for Florence.
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Grantsdale
Ravalll County
Grantadale
Grantedate
J. A. Taylor
J. A. Hieronymous
C. J Clapp
University At
Gilbert Davin
Orchard Homes Club
Grantedale Club
J. Hvder
W. E. Pollinger
Cor Valle
Darby Guild and
Community Aid
G.A. Gordon
L. B. Willame
Mesdames Billings
Ostergren
Broome
Stubbs
Cammine Fowler
Summers
Darby Club
M."r. Jeffrey
T. Hi. Sherman
Fred Dawson
Stevensville
Federation
E. R. Allen
Florence
B. J. Billings
Darby
Ralph Dougherty
Twin Bridges Woman's Club Elects Officers for New Year
Local town notes report the Twin Bridges Woman's Club closing its year with a Mothers Day program and announcing officers for the next year: President Mrs Julian Knight, Vice President Mrs P R McClintock, Secretary Mrs James Darnutter, Treasurer Mrs Ross Oberg. Also noted are social events, graduating class plans, a funeral in Waterloo, and a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Pahl and Mrs Frank Pahl.
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Twin Bridges
Twin Bridges Woman's Club
Julian Knight
P.R. McClintock
James Darnutter
Ross Oberg
Melvina Lott
Montana
Gus Jones
Mesdames H.C. Burgess
Walter Pitcher
W. D. Heller
Ralph Dionne
George Utley
N. A. Pease
J. M. Stotesbury
Lynn’ Comfort
R. ¥. Sommers
John Seyler
E. V. Morrow
Alvin Reta
Jemima Bateman
Leone Mecoy
Margaret Glibes
Irene Mar=cinkowski
Andrea Barkell
Catherine Pink
Mary Tezak
Emma Gorski
Edith Frazier
Marion Kelley
James Giem
Milan Miller
Waterloo
Patrick Garn
Hom
Frank Pahl
Roy Austin
Pahl
Montana Agriculture Developments Report May 1929 Briefs
Montana reports in mid May show about 70 percent of spring wheat planted overall with western counties nearly finished and Lake County three weeks behind. East of the mountains 50 to 89 percent completion varies by county, with some declines in intended plantings from last year. Flax acreage is rising due to late spring, while winter wheat prospects look weak and feed shortages persist. Tenancy shares across the state indicate 22 percent of farms operated by tenants in 1926, with national tenant rates reaching around 46 to 66 percent in various regions, and the greatest tenancy growth in the western central and mountain states.
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Bozeman
Montana
Lake County
Blaine County
Rosebud
Sheridan
Farler
Pondera
Hill
Stillwater
Richland
Roosevelt County
Blaine
Prairie
Spetiat Tor
Maine
Mississippi
New England
Pacific
Middle Atlantic
East North Central
South Atlantic
West
Deer Lodge Man Plans Missoula Rodeo At July Celebration
Harry F. Kelley, Deer Lodge rancher and board member, chosen by Missoula chamber to stage a three day rodeo in Missoula July 2 3 and 4. He will ship about 30 of his horses plus fierce buckers and outlaws to the event. A stage coach holdup feature will be included using Frank Conley's old coach.
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Deer Lodge
Harry F. Kelley
Board of Commissioners
Kelley Ranch Co
Missoula
Kelley
Frank Conley
Dillon Man Charles Chapman Dies After Illness
Dillon resident Charles Chapman died at his North Pacific Street home about 6 a m Sunday from blood poisoning and complications after weeks of illness. Born in Pennsylvania October 18 1854 he lived in Wisconsin before moving to Dillon in 1895 and has two daughters Mrs Lillis Selway and Mrs Robert Quackenbuth plus several grandchildren. The body will be shipped to Wisconsin for burial.
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Dillon
Charles Chapman
North Pacific Street
Mr. Chapman
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Lillis Selway
Robert Quackenbuth
Legionnaires Near Goal in Intensive Membership Push
An aggressive membership drive underway after a special meeting last Monday evening aims to close tomorrow. Ex service men from across the county joined in the past week. Various locals, including Dias, Doak, Harold Murray, Jim Thompson, and Reynolds Thompson, are noted for recent business travel and activity. Lambda Chi Sigma will host a formal gathering at Normal College recreations hall on May 28.
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Bership
J C Davis Funeral 70 to be Held in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge May 22 News from Pomona Cal reports the body of J C Davis a former local citizen who died there will be brought to Deer Lodge by his son H B Davis. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles H Williams with Rev William K Ray. Interment in Millcrest cemetery. Davis 0 years old survived by son and three daughters and was born in Wayne County Kentucky in 1843. Elder aged nearly 97 still resides at old home place in Blue Grass state.
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Deer Lodge
Pomona
Cal
J.C. Davis
H. B. Davis
Eaator
Mra
Charles H. Williame
William K. Ray
Millcrest
Mra. F. If, Albee
Long Beach
W. A. McClellan
Huntington Park
C.H. Williams
Mr. Davis
Wayne County
Kentucky
Ionic Plage
Blue Grass
Methodist Church
Lew Brown
Christian Church
Mr. Brown
Tacoma
W. K. Ray
May Fete at Montana State Normal College
May fete will be staged Thursday evening on the college campus with bleachers under construction for spectators. The program features a queen’s procession and pageant dances by college students and training school pupils under Mise Helen Mae Smith.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal Ego
Mise
Helen Mae Smith
Tewin Christenson
Tole “Robertson
Winifred
Blanche Guillot
Lillian Laneshroll
Ieee
Lillian’ Lane
Lilly Anderson
Rampus, Lin
Ana Betty Hall
Valaura
Ise Olmsted
Monte Motion Reapers
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Lucille Kelly
Evelyn McManus
Chorus of Dreams
Mayme Marzetta
Beaverhead High School Baccalaureate at Methodist Church
Graduating class of Beaverhead County High School attended a baccalaureate service at the Methodist church in Dillon with Rev. Howard B. Ricketts delivering the address. Seniors wore caps and gowns and the school music department plans a concert tomorrow evening at the high school auditorium.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Methodist Church
Howard B. Ricketts
Funeral Service Held for Matron Cora Andrus
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Andrus, matron, were held this afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church in Dillon with Rev. Lard B. Ricketts officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery. Floral offerings reflected the high regard of many friends in the community.
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Dillon
Cora Andrus
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. Ricketts
Mountain View Cemetery
Andrus
Philipsburg May News Highlights and School Play Cast
Mrs Reed from Chicago arrived for family illness concerns. Birth of twins to Mr and Mrs Marci ch in South Philipsburg. Local social events include a club luncheon in honor of Meritt Wiseman. Eighth grade class play and Deacon Dubbs cast listed for May 24 at McDonald theater.
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Pred Woodhill
Butte
Mike Mullen
Jane McRae
Hall
Frank Neal
Agricultural ‘College
Bozeman
A. H Neal
Sally Hi
Philipsburg
Power House
Robert Metcalf
Meritt Wiseman
North Dakota
Wiseman
Wiseman Elkis
Philips Dur Public
McDonald Theater
Deacon Dubbs
Robert Schneider
Amos Coleman
Edwin Metcalf Rawdon Crawley
Francis Superneay
Major McNutt
Vernon
Neitz
Soil Well Soaked Throughout Powell County
Soil moisture is high across Powell County from recent snows. Farmers expect bumper crops if warm weather arrives by June 1. Irrigation water is abundant and non irrigated soil is in good condition for strong yields.
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Deer Lodge
Kaine Ana
Powell County
Aturaion
Levy for schools defeated at polls in Dillon
Dillon May 27 One measure to raise the tax levy for school district No 10 by mills was defeated at the election held Saturday afternoon by a vote of 59 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
May
Vhlekans Near Campaign Goal Hopes By Tomorrow
The American Legion group seeks to double its mera by tomorrow, aiming to reach a key campaign milestone. Local organizers urge community support and participation to hit the target and advance the initiative.
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American Legion
Lima News brief highlights local visits and marriages
Lima May 21 report notes Anas Wanda Per king and Fritz Johnson wed in Butte and will reside here. Local residents Dr. Ford and wife visited Dillon. Mrs. Amanda West of Pocatello stayed with Wilder Child home. Several residents, including Mrs. Al L. Rose and Maxine, Mrs. Hough, Sheriff Orr, and families, are mentioned with trips to Dillon, Butte, or Humphrey.
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Lima
Anas Wanda Perking
Fritz Johnson
Butte
Dr. Ford
Dillon Vise
Amanda West
Pocatello
Wilder Child
al L. Rose
Max. Ine
Hough
Earl Keane
Sheriff Orr
Dillon
RB. Lowder
Wednesdra A
Rove
Humphrey Thureday
Local residents visit and travel notes across Missoula and Alberton
A string of Sunday visits and travels across western Montana appear in social notes. Albert Barta and family hosted by Joe Barta in Bonner. Mrs Frank Underhill in Chicago. Elizabeth Du Bois and Gertie Johnston in Missoula. Louie Amons, Fiste Johnston, M T Voss and others noted for medical care, hospital stays, and family visits.
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Albenion
May Z
Albert’ Barta
Bonner
Barta
Joe Barta
Frank Underhill
Chicago
William Underhill
Elizabeth du Bois
Missoula
Louie Amons
Fiste Johnston
M. T. Voss
Drummond
C.D. Bartholomew
Thornton Hospital
Clark, Kelly and Johnston
Superior
Alberton
H. Brown
C. Healey
Pamlela
Mildred Gerer
Rnmatead
Haritton
Miss Gerer
Elmer Chadwick
Dorothy Greenwood
St. Patrick's Hospital
Gertie Johnston
Ruth Fullerton
Dauhter
Betty
A. Bolton
Martin
Tammy
Teddie Martin
Beast MitreeRe Tees Pera ne Uc aenamtere Rect pte
Eee ee eee eee text fragment mentions names Rodbey and Wiusoais and a Thursday resear about a local matter. The readable portions suggest a small item describing a person event and place, but the full context is unclear.
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Rodbey
Wiusoais
St Ignatius High School Student Wins Montana State Scholarship
May Katheryn Smock of St Ignatius High School earns a Montana State University scholarship for top yearly marks. Joseph Grenier TL now heads Beckwith Mereanite cream station. Harold Grenier to manage Sentinel cream station, succeeding Joseph Srenter TH. Leo W. Hill redoubles store remodels, with ground-floor option. Primary teacher WH Megiasson to supervise seventh and eighth grade tests at the high school next week. Charlie Roskie suffers three rib fractures after a wagon accident. Dudington of Dixon treated for appendicitis at Holy Family hospital in serious condition. Dunne returns from coast. former aviation corps member. TL Van Deusen leaves to join forest service crew at Superior. Laon Ladies Aid hosted at Mrs Campbell’s home. Card club hosted at Mira N. G. Murray’s. Mrs Sperry high score. Club week hosted at Mustay home with Mrs Sherey as hostess. Ras Hatt high score.
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ST. Ignatius
May
Katheryn
St. Ignatius High School
Montana State University
Joseph Grenier
Beckwith
Merean‘ite’ Company
Harold Grenier
Joseph | Srenter
Leo W. Hill
Hich
WH. Megiasson
Charlie Roskie
Rowkie
Gecar, Dudington
Dixon
Holy Family
Buane Thompson
Frank Thompson
Dunne
Aviation Cers
Hawaiian Islands
van Deusen
Tuesda
Forest Service
Superior
Laon
T.m. “Campbell
Teon
Mira N. G. Murray
GL. Sperry
Mustay
Mnes Sherey
Ras Hatt
Lime Spur Quarry Shutdown Delays Time Rock Shipments
Jefferson Island news notes Lime Spur quarry halted time rock shipments for two weeks to repair machinery and clean up in preparation for heavy summer shipments. Also covered are Cardwell school commencement services, a junior class banquet at Cardwell High, and a list of attendees including faculty, school board members, and local residents on travel and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepferson Island
Lime Spur
Cardwell
Snadan Laliood
George Wood- Uider
Whitewall
Cardwell Aim School
Schowl
Mra
Areyohn “Tank
D. Brown
D. Dibble
Emerson Lenardson
Mildred” Shaw
Ernest Tebay
Arthur Doug Mackelroy
Droste Shaw
Nickolev
Faye Miller
Sanquet
Femon
Toy Newkirk
Bozeman
Newhirkend
Ferman Hansen
Arthur
Whitehall
Carl Rundell
Eveyh Tahood
Whitliit
Donald. Wilkingon
Manhattan
Mgther
Don Smiths Irs
Church
Ruth
Hd Black
Question of sex of teachers at issue in Bristol
The sex war between British men and women continues. Women can train boys in manliness yet the idea of a woman managing boys’ schools is rejected. A conference speaker warns increasing women teachers would feminise or Americanise education for children up to 11. Also notes Poland’s improving times push motorcyclists to cars and France markets colored snake and crocodile leather footwear.
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Bristol
R. J. Anderson
National Association of Schoolm
G. K. Sanderson
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Kimpton
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B. J. Smyth
HL. Fowler
Alice
H. O. Smith
Twin Bridges. News
Valley County
Deer Lodge Bureau
Harry Kelley
Dillon News
J. C. Davis
W. J. Paul
Lions’ ‘Clubs
Great Falls
H. Spicker
Helmville
H.C. Heinsch
Red Cross Committee
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Vhlekans
Lima News
Haig Haag
L. Wills Co
Butte, Mont
L. Wills
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Boulder
Wills Co
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Schmidt Plumbing Co
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Clyde Rann Company
Alder, Mont
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