Beaverhead County Red Cross Chapter A Strong Local Institution
The Beaverhead County Red Cross Chapter has grown into a strong countywide body with most residents as members and many juniors in the program. The chapter reports healthy finances and orderly operations. Dillon serves as headquarters while all branches and auxiliaries contribute to the war effort. Remittances go to R. W. Boone, treasurer, Box 116, Dillon.
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Beaverhead County
Red Cross
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
R. W. Boone
Commission Men Visit Dillon for Annual Livestock Talks
Sixteen delegation members from South Omaha and several firms toured Dillon Beav erhead County meeting growers at the Andrus Hotel. E A Smith led the group with praise for Dillon cattle and sheep stock and pledged continued annual visits to discuss shipping conditions and town improvements.
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Dillon
South Omaha
Beaverhead County
E. A. Smith
Union Stockyards Company
Billie Woods
C. L. Talbot
John Robb
George Douglas
Douglas Motor Car Company
Clarence Owen
The
Stockyards National Bank
C. A. Mallory
Bowles Livestock Commission Company
W. B. Stark
Wood Brothers
Theo Tillotson
Mutual Livestock Commission Company
Lloyd Evans
Hartford Insuranc Company
Ralph Jennings
Fremont Stockyards Company
John Cook
Great Western Commission Company
W. A. ©. Johnson
Livestock National Bank
Jack King
Regenbaum Brothers
al Randall
Donohue-Randall Company
Fred Castle
Castle Hotel
C. A. Smith
Wm. H. Wood
Wood-Oswald Commission Company
H. E. Goodwin
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Butte
Montana
Great Falls
Billings
Smith
Omaha
United States
Andrus
Man Kills Self With Revolver in Dillon
Fred Plant a well known young man of Dillon Montana shot himself last Saturday night at his East Bannack street home died early Monday. He left a wife and infant daughter and had worked as a plumber's helper for the past year. An inquest found suicide in a personal crisis with no suspicious circumstances. The coroner's jury included James Walker and others. Mrs Clay Plant of Greenville Illinois is his mother and was to arrive for funeral arrangements.
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Fred Plant
East Bannack Street
Plant
Smith & Wesson
Greenville
Ilinois
Montana
Clay Plant
Dinois
Dillon
City
Ternoon
James Walker
W. F. Drummey
W. J. Boomer
Finley Cunnard
Charles Grant
Henry Hackett
Mrs A B Seran Dies After childbirth in Dillon
Mrs A B Seran died Friday at Curtis Hospital after welcoming a baby girl who did not survive. Her husband and Mrs Myers sister of Mrs Sarah sent the body to Helena for burial. She had lived in Dillon a year with her husband working in insurance and as manager of billiard parlors. Survived by husband her parents and three sisters in Helena and Butte.
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Dillon
A. B. Seran
Curtis Hospital
Babyland
Helena
Myers
Sarah
City Council Special Session Passes Two Ordinances
The Dillon city council met in special session and enacted two measures. One requires all dogs to be muzzled to prevent rabies. The other demands mayoral permits before any lecture or speech or its advertisement.
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Dillon
Beaverhead High School Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday
The baccalaureate sermon for Beaverhead County High School graduates will be preached Sunday evening at the Methodist church by Rev. H. G. Humphrey. The senior class faculty students and board will attend, with music by the glee club.
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Beaverhead County
Methodist Church
H. G. Humphrey
Glee Club
Beaverhead County Goes Over the Top in Third Liberty Loan
Beaverhead county completes its third Liberty Loan drive with a total subscription of 250000 dollars, including 50000 dollars to the good. The countywide effort across all precincts, led by Frank Hazelbaker and a large volunteer team, drew strong support from workers, students, miners in Bannack, and residents from Dillon to the Big Hole valley, reflecting widespread patriotic commitment.
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Beaverhead County
Frank Hazelbaker
High School Musical Comedy A Nautical Knot at Hartwig Theatre
The annual high school play will be performed tomorrow night April 18 at the Hartwig theatre. A Nautical Knot is a two act musical comedy featuring forty students with songs dancing and bright costumes. The Senior class sponsors the Glee clubs with training by Miss Marion Hunter and Miss Lily Hawkinson. The plot follows a haughty belle who loves a wandering artist and a sailor romance with mistaken proposals and a hoped for happy ending.
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Hartwig
Marion Hunter
Lily Hawkinson
Joe Stout
Nance
Joe
Julia
Funeral for Loretta McCarthy Draws Normal Delegation
A group of Normal students and teachers traveled to Anaconda last Saturday to attend the funeral of Loretta McCarthy a popular Normal senior who died of pneumonia while visiting her parents during the Easter vacation. Loretta Kelly Mame Barry Miss Genrose McGonnigle and Nan Hazzard led and chaperoned the delegation.
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Anaconda
Loretta McCarthy
Loretta Kelly
Mayme Barry
Genrose McGonnigle
Nan Hazzard
Normal
Auction Sale Saturday At Carruthers Barn
An auction sale will be held next Saturday at the Carruthers barn on South Dakota street. A quantity of farm implements and equipment will be sold. Bart Carruthers will manage the sale.
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Carruthers
South Dakota Street
Bart Carruthers
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