Albert Keene to Speak at Local M E A Meeting
Albert Keene world traveler who recently returned from Russia will address the Montana Education association local unit at the Metlen hotel dining room. His talk titled International Relationships Europe and War and Its Relation to America starts at 8 pm after a 6:30 pm dinner. Members of the American Association of University Women may attend either the lecture or dinner.
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Lbert Keene
Ffrom
Russia
Montana Education Association
Metlen
Europe
War
America
American Association of University Women
Miss Hand
Miss van Noy
Carl Hanson Wins U P Scholarship at Beaverhead High
Carl Hanson was named winner of the Union Pacific annual scholarship for Beaverhead County High School's Smith Hughes agricultural program. Hanson earned top marks in swine and sheep projects, earning a $100 Montana State College scholarship or $60 for the short course, based on merit. Alvin Bay named alternate, repeat winner.
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Carl Hanson
Union Pacific
Young Hanson
Montana State College
Alvin Bay
Grasshoppers Threaten Several Plains States in 1932
Entomologists from the federal government and six states met in Sioux City to seek federal aid to combat a predicted grasshopper plague next year. Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Colorado Nebraska Minnesota and Montana are named in the plan. An egg survey identifies areas in West Central Iowa South Central South Dakota Northeast North Dakota Southwest Colorado Northeast Nebraska Northwestern Minnesota and parts of Montana and Wyoming as likely visitation zones.
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Sioux City
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Colorado
Nebraska
Minnesota
Montana
Towa
Worth Dakota
Wyoming
Normal's 1982 Hoop Squad Promises To Be A Winner
The 1982 Beaver County high school hoop squad began workouts last week under Gooch Breeden. Returning lettermen include Callahan Three Forks Wasley Nelson Mur ray Yoma Jenkins. New material features Bill Wates Amos Wright Edgar Williams Ted Depew Lock Widge Frank BeCorey Mawig and Elmer Swanson from various schools. The team aims for district titles after last spring’s Mining District success.
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Yoma
Manhattan
Jenkins
Noxon
Bill Wates
Amos Wright
Edgar Williams
Ted Depew
Sensation
Whitefish
Lock Widge
Frank BeCorey
Butte
Mawig
Elmer Swanson
Honors for Beaverhead Winners in Quill and Scroll Contest
Citizens and teachers celebrate Beaverhead High School students Isabel Doyle Dorothy Walker and Tom Brenner for top placements in the International Quill and Scroll contest Mountain States division Doyle first in news writing Walker second in vocabulary and Brenner honorable mention in editorial writing The town notes quiet pride and shared reward for scholarly achievement.
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Mountain States
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Isabel Doyle
Dorothy Walker
Tom Brenner
Eastern Normal quin tet stars lead district champions list
The passage names standout players B Cook H Jones and WH Seyler from Twin Bridges southern district champs G Anderson Brown ing W Finch Manhattan J Hickey Moore W Smith Three Forks among others. No games have been definitely scheduled yet.
Plan Grounds Improvement at Hospital Next Spring
The board will begin work early next spring on the hospital tract by using offered funds and labor to plant trees and grow grass. Individuals and organizations are urged to report offers to Pearl J. Smith so a complete plan can be made after frost leaves.
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Pearl J. Smith
Book Program Friday Night Delights Local Audience
Leone Cashmore and Betty Hall play violins with Helen Wilkinson Lulu Belle Gilman and Eleanor Wheat on strings as boys glee club performs songs. A training school dramatizes pages from ten books with A F Waldorf winning a title guessing contest. High school trio Herman Schwab Harold Wheat Marian Wahl performs violin flute and piano. Girls glee club selections directed by Mrs James McCollum plus Betty Hall impersonation. Bob Watson and Win Best French horn duet with Jane Waldorf accompaniment. Dillon Choral Club performs under Mrs Gilbert with a surprise act.
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Leone Cashmore
Betty Hall
Helen Wilkinson
Lulu Belle Gilman
Eleanor Wheat
Training School Boys’ Glee Club
Mrs. Redburn
A. F. Waldorf
Herman Schwab
Harold ‘Wheat
Marian Wah
Alleged Gas Thieves Caught Near Hog Back Cabin
Howard Peterson was arrested in the Big Hole basin by Deputy Game Warden Charles Price and arraigned in Judge Phillips' court. He pled guilty to killing and trapping muskrats illegally, receiving fines of 225 and 50 dollars, now serving them in county jail after unable to pay. Evidence of game law violations was found at the cabin during the investigation by Deputy Price and Sheriff Orr.
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Lovell Livestock Company
Roark
Howard Peterson
Big Hole
Charles Price
Phillips
Price
OW. C. Orr
Father Taken Into Custody On Federal Charge
Everett Warner was arrested by Deputy Price in the Big Hole for killing an elk within Beaverhead County. He was arraigned before Judge Phillips, pled not guilty, and was released on bond.
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Marinus Peterson
Everett Warner
Price
Big Hole
Beaverhead County
Phillips
Vets Elect Schmidt Troth Post Chief
Veterans elected Schmidt to lead the post and troth was chosen as chief candidate. The Dillon Elks held their annual memorial program with a boxing event at Hutchinsons gym, drawing six bouts all ending in draws, and featured musical numbers and community officials in attendance.
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EB. L. Fairbanks
Dillon
Scott v. Hutchinson
Andrus
Schmidt
Bailey
Murphy
Akergon
McGuire Va. Sewell
Gibbons
C. Melton
Downing
Meads
City government talks highlighted at Rotary meeting
Rotary attendees heard about Dillon's economical administration as Commissioner Bayard outlined the general plan and operation of city government.
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Rotary Meet
Dillon
Bayard
Trucks Remove Heavy Snow From Dillon Streets
Trucks used to clear a mass of snow from Dillon’s paved streets completed the task rapidly and thoroughly. Snow was dumped along Blacktail creek south of the O S L depot forming small glaciers along the stream. Removal benefits motorists and helps Grainage- that remains unclear.
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Dillon
Blacktail Creek
Father son meeting to draw record crowd in 1931
A father son meeting is planned for next Friday with a motion picture record of recent events. Following the program, refreshments will be served. The annual affair has grown in popularity and a record crowd is expected for the 1931 event.
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