Letters Awarded For Citizenship And Basketball
At a special assembly on April 17 letters were awarded to five girls Ruth Helen Albright Alice May Dorothy Simpson Ethel Mary Forrester and Margaret Nell Shannon and ten boys for basketball including Charles Burgess Donald Wheat Earl Fairbanks Earl Mittelmier Earl Conklin Earl Atkinson Raymond Johnson Vincent Gibbons Jack Cashmore and Bob Melton Frank Foster had earned a letter but had moved away. The event noted good sportsmanship and high citizenship across the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ruth Helen Albright
Alice May
Dorothy Simpson
Ethel Mary Forrester
Margaret Nell Shannon
Charles Burgess
Donald Wheat
Earl Fairbanks
Earl Mittelmier
Earl Conklin
Earl Atkinson
Raymond Johnson
Vincent Gibbons
Jack Cashmore
Bob Melton
Frank Foster
Patricia Gilbert
Miss Gillies and John Kambrick Married in Butte
Miss Margaret Gillies and John Kambrick, popular Dillon youths, were married in Butte Friday morning by Judge Downey. Miss Gillies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Gillies of Twin Bridges, lived in Dillon last year and worked as an operator at Mountain State Telephone. Kambrick, son of Mrs. Jacob Kambrick, a Beavershead County high school graduate, has run a ranch north of Dillon and will soon move to Nebraska for a road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gillies
John Kambrick
Dillon
Butte
Judge Downey
Miss Gillies
D. G. Gillies
Mountain ‘States Telephone and Telegraph Company
S Exchange
Mr. Kambrick
Jacob Kambrick
Beavenhead County
Nebraska
A A W Meeting Plans Library Silver Tea
The American Association of University Women met at Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker’s home. Mrs. T. E. Gilbert led a discussion on Fathers and Sons by Turgeniff and plans were made for a silver tea at the public library tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Frank A. Hazelbaker
T. E. Gilbert
Tea by Ellen May guild in Presbyterian church parlors
Members of the Ellen May guild sponsor a tea in the Presbyterian church parlors on Saturday May 6 from 3 to 5 pm. The event is open to the public. Bluebird club hosted by Mrs. Chick Wright with a 7 pm dinner. Night club met at Miss Mary Polich's home with Berniece Metlen high and Claudia Faust low. Mizpah chapter met at the Masonic hall. Salt and Pepper club postpones meeting to Wednesday May 3. Lutheran Aid society met at Mrs Jack Selway's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
Presbyterian Church
Mary Polich
Berniece Metlen
Claudia Faust
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Salt and Pepper Club
Lutheran Aid Society
Jack Selway
Column on ex service men and beneficiaries from World War I
A Beaverhead Post feature urges ex service men to properly list beneficiaries for adjusted service certificates and government insurance. It notes that a power of attorney is required for federal benefit claims and recalls the 1915 Ypres poison gas attack marking its first use in modern warfare with vivid but restrained description.
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The
American Legion
Ypres
Brandford Kept Third Term as State Lands Commissioner
Land Commissioner I M Brandford begins his third term as commissioner of state lands and investments and secretary of the state land board. Governor Erickson’s appointment was confirmed by the senate in February with Mrs Aaford first appointed April 15, 1926. Nanita B Sherlock reappointed as assistant commissioner for four years. Leon Chouquette to be appointed chief field agent when his term expires. Entre Nous club entertained Friday evening at Mrs W D Toyey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Brandford
State Lands and Investments
Fatate Land Board
Hig
Erickson
Senate
A Aford
Nanita B. Sherlock
Leon Choquette
State Land Department
Brandford
German resistance and toll underscored peril to Paris
The passage notes that German forces would have an easier path to Paris if they knew the true scale of Allied or civilian losses. It emphasizes the high casualty toll and the perceived effectiveness of other emergency measures despite the heavy human cost.
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Paris
Valley Farms near Belgrade offers irrigated acreage for sale
Gallatin Valley farms present 300 acres of exceptionally fertile land fully irrigated, well fenced with good water rights, a 6 room house, barns, and stables. Located four miles from Belgrade and one mile to a graveled road. Priced at 40 dollars per acre with 4 000 dollars down and the balance as first mortgage. Also 167 acres in the same neighborhood offered by Believer and Brown, Realtors, Park Montana, Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Believar
Brown
Montana
Butte
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Anna Christensen
Jack Hennessy
Old Star Hotel
Jack
Sina
Robert Harrison
L. A. Gregory
Part
Chenette
Herbert Clarke
Elizabeth Wilkingon
Lily Polka
Vandercook
Ribble
Weber
Lawrence
DeLamater
Grant Schae
Joe Brown
Roth
Helen
Albright
Forest
Phoros
Helen Churchill
Lida Shaffner
June Patrick
Bertha May Julion
Peter Best
Joe Strub
Fred Moore
Helen Shaffner
Charles Schroeder
William Tower
Ruth Deputy
Jack McLaren
Margaret Dubie
Betty Jo Jeppson
Bob Harrison
Bobby Gregg
Valera Fairbanks
Betty May
Warren Temple
Fern Stahl
Don Shaffner
Susanne Gilbert
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Paul Decker
Win Best
Don Wheat
Grant Hansen
Lillian Berry
Lois Gilbert
MODEL
Firestone Tires
Mobiloil
Conoco Gas
Bergeson Motors
ING
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Wht Northwest Bancorporation
School of Dancing
S. Rife
Aed
A.A. A.W
Beaverhead County High School
Jack Gilbert
Julia Anderson
C. M. Ogren
Ralph McFadden
College
Mary Ann Luebben
Wandalee Atkeson
Freddie Chapman
Howard Morse
Sue Tragitt
Dougan Luebben
Loretta Anderson
Ruth Kelly
Clubs
Bluebird Club
Chick Wright
Zenith Tractor Tread
Mansfield Tires
Pennsylvania Tires
Paddock & Tyro Garage
George &. Baker
Beaverhead Post
W. D. Toyey
Gallatin
Valley Farms
Standard Oil Company
Polarine
Standlind
Atlas Tires
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