Mothers' Club Closes Season With Social and Plans
The Mothers' Club adjourned from Mrs. G. B. Conway's home after a well attended session featuring solos by Mesdames Scott Luce and Miss Bishop. Miss Paxton spoke on drawing taught in schools while Mrs. Stone summarized the year’s work and outlined future activities including a summer kindergarten and sewing class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Conway
Conway
Chapman
Stone
Mothers’ Club
Tilden
Lough
Kingabury
Walker
Forden
Robbina
Miss Jeffries
Mesdames P
KE. Poindexter
Birrer
Foote
Monroe
J. B. Poind
County High School Board Chooses Foote Principal for Year
The county high school board met Saturday to reorganize. George B. Conway is chairman and G. T. Paul vice chair. Professor L. R. Foote is unanimously elected principal with thirty days leave of absence. Foote will continue at Dillon and head mathematics with Hawley Paxton Gurnee Myers and Westerguard in other posts. Eight students are slated to graduate May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County High School
George B. Conway
G. T. Paul
Miss Rich
L. R. Foote
Foote
Dillon
Misa Hawley
Misa Paxton
Miss Gurnee
Myers
Westerguard
New Forest Reserve Rule For Livestock Associations
A forestry regulation by Forester Gifford Pinchot approved by the secretary of agriculture creates advisory boards for livestock associations using forest reserves. Associations may file to have their committee recognized, receive notices, and be heard on stock numbers, division of range, and local rules. Committees capped at five, quorum by majority, and nonattendance may delay action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary of Agriculture
Tts
Notice to Settle Accounts for Dillon Plumbing Co
Notice to settle all owing for Dillon Plumbing and Heating Co. at the State Bank of Dillon. Payment requested from William C. Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Co
State Bank of
Dillon
WM. C. Bryant
Doctor practices in Metlen building on Idaho Street
Dr. Walker's office is located in the new Metlen building on Idaho Street. Office hours run daily from 11 to 12 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m., 7 to 8 p.m., and there is availability at night. Telephone number listed as 21.
Pedestrianist Reverend Tilden Heads Off On Weeklong Jaunt
The Rev. Dr. Tilden, a champion of walking over motor travel, begins a weeklong hike toward Bannack. He plans to pass Bedrock, Horse Prairie, and perhaps return via Pageville and Twin Bridges, seeking healthful benefit and renewed vigor for his pastoral duties.
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Dillon
Tilden
Bannack
Horse Prairie
Pageville
Twin Bridges
Bond Sentiment Shown By Montana In Bond Issue Debate
Chester S. Masslich of A B Leach Co visits Montana to gauge public opinion on the bond dispute after the supreme court declared earlier issues invalid. He seeks views on whether bondholders should act or wait for a US Supreme Court appeal, noting no Montana sentiment for repudiation and favoring a legislative solution protecting bondholder rights. He discusses possible legal avenues and emphasizes a careful, non sensational approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Leach & Co
Chicago
Farson, Leach & Co
Montana
Chester S. Masslich
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
First Wool Sales Of Season In County Contracts
The season opens with 600000 pounds of wool contracted by Fred H. Putnam of Hecht Leibman & Co for six large outfits in the county. While figures remain private they are believed to be 25 cents or more. Contracts include Waite outfit 150000 pounds Waite Elliotte Co 150000 Hobson 100000 Fergus 100000 Fergus Brothers 50000 Romanalad 50000. Record. Nut Coal Carruthers Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Putnam
Hecht, Leibman & Co
Mr. Putnam
J. D. Waite
Waite, Elliotte & Co
S. S. Hobson
Andrew Fergus
Fergus Brothers
Neil Romanalad
Odd Fellows Plan Global Celebration for Eighty Seventh Anniversary
The Odd Fellows lodge world wide mark eighty seven years with a special joint meeting of Apollo lodge and the Rebeccas. Local talent will perform music as part of a formal program followed by a banquet. Members and families are invited to attend.
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Odd Fellows
God
Apollo Lodge
Rebeccas
Whirlwind Beef Buyer Sets Pace in Basin Cattle Trade
George Moore of Tacoma representing Carstein Brothers bought 3 200 head of cattle in three days after arriving by stage last Thursday night. Purchases targeted Fram George Woodworth Turner Cranwall William Montgomery John Wenger W A Armitage Lew Ellis Ellis estate Fred Fransis O H Lewis Mouse Jardine and Dade Stephens. First train load to Anaconda left Monday with 210 Woodworth 200 Turner Cranwall 50 Ellis and 81 Lewis cattle. Moore plans another train soon and to collect additional small lots Breezes.
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George Moore
Tacoma
Carstein Brothers
Mr. Moore
Fram George
Ellis Estate
Fred Fransis
O. H. Lewis
Mouse Jardine
Dade Stephens
Anaconda
Woodworth
Turner & Cranwall
Ellis
Fishtrap
Lewis
Moore
Galen calls for immediate crackdown on gambling
Attorney General Albert J. Galen wires county attorneys urging strict enforcement of the anti gambling law. He directs sheriffs to shut down violations and warns prosecutors to enforce penalties, stressing duty and oath.
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Galen
Albert
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High School Board
IEETS
Goth
Dillon Steam Laundry
Eliel Bros
DR. Tilden
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