Normal College Basketball Schedule Completes Five Home Games
Montana State Normal unveils a schedule with five home games and two or three unsettled contests under Coach Brick Breeden. The season starts January 8 at Helena versus Intermountain Union, then Havre against Northern Montana School, followed by games against School of Mines Idaho Southern Branch Brigham Young and others. Breeden tours the region with the Golden Bobcats alumni team amid positive prospects for the winter quarter.
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Ontana State Normal
Brick Breeden
Bulldogs
Intermountain Union
Helena
Northern Montana Scchool
Havre
School of Mines
Idaho Southern Branch
Brigham Young
Montana
Guen
Breeden
Idaho
Utah
Golden Bobcats
Montana State College
Dillon
Beaver
Wonder
Rotary Club Hears Talks At Meeting
ALKS by Harold Warner, president of the Dillon Associated Charities, and Dr. W H Stephan spoke at the Dillon Rotary club dinner. Warner described the charity’s work and local headquarters with light donated by Union Electric and donations from merchants. Stephan discussed The Values of Life and moral traditions sustaining community harmony.
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Harold Warner
Dillon Associated Charities
W. H. Stephan
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus
Warner
Associated Charities
Dillon
Center Street
Union Electric Company
Stephan
Mephan
O. A. Bergeson
Road
Sided
A. Brundage, Sr
University of Washington
Sage Lyman H. Bennett
Calendar quirks for 1982 holiday Mondays
The 1982 calendar shows Washington's Birthday on Monday February 22 along with Memorial Day, Labor Day, and the Fourth of July also on Mondays. Christmas falls on a Sunday with Saturday or Monday observance, and New Year's similarly.
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Washington
Bancorporation President Shares Hopeful Regional Outlook
Edward W. Decker, president of Northwest Bancorpation, Minneapolis, reports 127 banks in eight states affected by last year’s poor crop and low farm prices. He cites improving conditions, anticipated national recovery, and ongoing cost reductions aimed at stabilizing prosperity.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Washington
Edward W. Decker
Northwest Bancorporation
Minneapolis
United States
Bozeman Readies Annual Montana Wool Growers Convention
Bozeman gears up for the Montana Wool Growers Association annual convention January 25 27 hosted by Gallatin county wool growers and Montana State College. Registration at Baxter hotel precedes general meetings at Emerson auditorium with entertainment by the Bobcat band and a university program featuring marketing talks and a wool exhibit from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Montana Wool Browers Association
Bozeman
Gallatin County Wool Growers
Montana State College
Baxter Hotel
Emerson Auditorium
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Two Girl Scouts Write of Their Work in Scouting
Isabel Watson age 12 describes starting a troop in Dillon with The Pioneer The Sacajawea and The Blue Mountain and earning Tenderfoot Second Class and First Class tests through study nature first aid citizenship and health Vivian Allsup age 13 shares joining Sacajawea troop No 1 in Dillon reading Juliet Low and the Girl Scouts buying a manual and advancing from Tenderfoot to Second Class and First Class earning fourteen merit badges and aiming to be a golden eaglet and a leader.
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Guild Hall
Dillon
Pioneer
Sacajawea
Blue Mountain
Vivian Allsup
New Year Dances Hosted by Dillon Fire Dept and Vets
The Dillon volunteer fire department hosts the New Year’s Eve dance at the city hall auditorium with special features. The Beaverhead post of the American Legion sponsors the New Year’s night dance Friday at the city hall, anticipating a record crowd. Baxter-Tonrey orchestra provides music for both events.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Dillon
City Hall
Beaverhead Post
The
American Legion
Veterans
Prominent Melrose Pioneer R. R. Hoffman Dies in Butte
R. R. Hoffman, a prominent Melrose pioneer, died Monday in a Butte hospital after several weeks of illness. His funeral was held this afternoon in Melrose with Rev. T. J. Simons of Dillon officiating. He was well known in the community.
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R. R. Hoffman
Melrose
Butte
T. J. Simons
Dillon
Barthelmess and Cast Enthusiastic About Last Flight
The Hartwig theatre will premiere The Last Flight a First National feature starring Richard Barthelmess. Barthelmess and the ensemble praised the picture for its unusual enthusiasm and cast comfort. Actors Johnny Mack Brown Elliott Nugent Walter Byron David Manners play five men and a girl Nikki Helen Chandler in a Paris to Portugal hunt for excitement with a tragic undertone. Director William Dieterle and Sid Hickox co contribute cinematography. The piece resembles Nikki and Her War Birds from Liberty and later Single Lady. A.J. Faust, Stone Creek rancher, heads to Los Angeles to visit relatives.
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Richard Barthelmess
Hartwig Theatre
Barthelmess
Hollywood
Saunders
Paris
Portugal
Johnny Mack Brown
Elliott Nugent
Walter Byron
David Manners
Helen Chandler
Nikki
William Dieterle
Sid Hickox
Liberty Magazine
Beaverhead County Hosts Merry Christmas Celebrations
Christmas Eve and Christmas night activities highlighted by the American Legion. Homes in Dillon glow with beautifully decorated trees and bright outdoor lights, showcasing a festive season across the county.
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Beaverhead County
American Legion
Dillon
Clothing Drive Urges Schoolchildren Garments Urgently
Local Red Cross volunteer leaders appeal for sweaters stockings mittens and helmets for school children. Yarn is provided free to chapters aiding the effort and Dillon women are asked to notify Mrs Emerick to receive materials. Garments must be completed by January 26.
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Red Cross Volunteer Service
Red Cross
Dillon
Emerick
Old Excelsior Mine Re Discoved Promising Potential
The I. B. Mining company reports re discovery of the old Excelsior mine. Modern methods may revive production and boost Bannack as the camp redoubles its growth. President I. B. Haviland left for Chicago and eastern points.
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I. B. Mining Company
Bannack
I. B. Haviland
I. B. Company
Chicago
Local Youth Services DeMolay Rites Held at Masonic Hall
The funeral service followed a Dillon retirement, with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs. Sarah Underwood and siblings Lilah Avis June and Russell, all of Dillon. Born in Bannack, he came to Dillon ten years ago for training school and enrolled there.
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Bannack
Dillon
Sarah Underwood
Lilah
Avis
June
Russell
Masonic Hall
Beaverhead
Order of DeMolay
Mountain View Cemetery
Popular high school youth dies after collapse
A well regarded high school student collapsed Sunday morning after arising and died at about 4:30 pm. He was active socially and athletically and had played with school teams two years earlier and this year with an independent squad.
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G. L. Routledge
Mrs Celina Paris Long Illness and Montana Life Tale
Mrs Celina Paris died after a long illness. She came to Montana in June 1882 with her sister Mrs Silas Dishno. In 1883 she married Dolph N Paris, ran a ranch in the Big Hole basin, lived in Nampa Idaho and the Blacktail region near Dillon, moved to Dillon in 1912, and Mr Paris died in 1914. She remained in Dillon thereafter.
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Montana
Silas Dishno
Bannack
Dolph N. Paris
Big Hole Basin
Nampa
Idaho
Blacktail
Dillon
Paris
Obituary Notice for Local Woman Survives Four Sisters
The deceased is survived by four sisters Mrs Silas Dishno Dillon Mrs Lucy Rivard Escanaba Mich Mrs Lizzie Beatty Chicago and Mrs Agnes Solidam Detroit and two grandchildren Mise Florence Nedrow and Mrs Mae Preble Los Angeles. Funeral at 10 tomorrow from St Rose Catholic church Rev F X Lechner officiating with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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Silas Dishno
Dillon
Lucy Rivard
Escanava, Mich
Lizzie Beatty
Chicago
Agnes Solidam
Detroit
Mise Florence Nedrow
This City
Mae Preble
Los Angeles
St. Rose Catholic Church
F. X., Lechner
Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon youth passes away at hospital
A Dillon youth who had lived on a Bond section ranch and aided his father in managing the property died at a local hospital. He was married three months earlier to Dorothy Leach. Survived by widow, his parents Mr and Mrs W R Ennis and a sister. Funeral Monday at 2 from Brundage chapel with Rev Father F X Lechner of St Rose church officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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Bond
Dorothy Leach
W. R. Ennis
Brundage Chapel
F. X. Lechner
St. Rose Church
Mountain View Cemetery
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Bancorporation
Isabel Watson
Baxter-Tonrey Orchestra
Goodyear
A. J. Faust
Stone Creek
Montana Auto Supply CO
Dition
Celina Paris
Webster’s New
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Supreme Court
New International
Chicago Woman's Club
A. & C. Merrias Company
Springfield, Mass
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Parke, Davis & Co
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