Funeral Notice for Dillon Rancher Frank P Morrison
Funerals here highlight the death of prominent Dillon rancher Frank P Morrison who died last Wednesday in a Butte hospital after a 10 day illness. Born May 9, 1872 in Mount Pleasant Iowa he spent most of his life in Beaverhead county and ran a ranch north of Dillon. He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Frank Lasich four sons Elwood Bert James and Robert and two brothers. Funeral services were held Saturday at Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. . Morrisan
Dillon
Butte
Mr. Morrison
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Beaverhead County
Frank Lasich
Elwood
Bert
James
Robert
E. Shoemaker
Des Moines
Charles
Batavia
Cal
Musselshell
Grace. Methodist Episcopal Church
Boy Scouts Observe National Week Preparations in Dillon
Dillon Scouts plan to mark National Boy Scout Week starting Sunday under Executive A. L. Krause who arrived for the week. Leaders training occurred at the courthouse with Charles Henry and George Farrell guiding discussions. Tonight the group attends the city council meeting to learn procedure for Thursday when they will run city affairs for a day. Leaders' school meets tomorrow. the event continues through the week.
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Illon Boy
A. L. Krause
Krause
Dillon
Charles, Henry
George Farrell
Dillon Troops
Mrs Myers Dies in Idaho After Sister's Funeral
RS Emma Gilbert of this city was called to Butte where on Tuesday she attended the funeral of her sister Lena J. Myers. Lena Myers died last Sunday at the home of her son in Avery Idaho after a long illness. The remains were taken to Butte for the funeral Tuesday afternoon from the St. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gilbert
Butte
Lena J. Myers
The
Montana Assessors Prize Plan Cuts Land Assessments
Beaverhead County officials led the Montana Assessors' Association in a preliminary session in Helena that saw pledges to reduce agricultural land assessments by about 20 percent. Sheep and cattle assessment schedules were revised downward, with near unanimous support though no formal resolution was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Assessors’ Association
Helena
Joint Rainbow Girls DeMolay Boys Install at Masonic Temple
An impressive joint installation was held last Wednesday at the Masonic temple. Edith Hansen served as installing officer and Estelie Lennox as marshal. New Rainbow Girls officers include Harriet Schuler as worthy advisor and Catherine Bates as Hope. New DeMolay roles listed include Edythe Kenison as associate advisor and Grace Caverly as recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Order of the Rainbow
Edith Hansen
Estelie Lennox
Marshall
Harriet Schuler
Edythe Kenison
Charity
Frances Caverly
Hope
Catherine Bates
Ruby Wentworth
Grace Caverly
Dorothy Churchill
Ebba Anderson
Mary Hester Decker
Helle Berry
Barbara Bayrd
Margaret Hidstrup
Hope Mathews
Muriel ‘Wahl
Esta Holtz
Virginia Bachus
Confidential Observer
Anna Mayfield
Outer Observer
Georgiana Crouse
Alma Christensen
February Bulletin Issued by Montana P T A
State headquarters released the February issue of the monthly P T A bulletin featuring a message from Dillon president Mrs J H Gilbert and articles by Randal J Condon Frank Elie Lillie M Hall Hill County nurse on child mental health Mrs Hugh Bradford and Ada Hart Arlitt on safety and early education for children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
J. H. Gilbert
Dillon
Randal J. Condon
Frank Elie
George Washington
Lillie M. Hall
Havre
Hill County
Hugh Bradford
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ada Hart Arlitt
Local Boys Visit Deer Lodge Club
Embers of the Beaverhead County High School Ag club visited Deer Lodge last Saturday with Bernard Williams. They toured the state prison farm and Conrad Kohrs ranch, judged Rambouillet rams, heard talks on ranch and livestock management, and learned about the creamery business. Deer Lodge Ag club defeated the visiting team 17 to 10 and a dance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Club
Beaverhead County
Powell County High School
Deer Lodge
Bernard Williams
Smith- Hughes Department
Deer Lodge Ag Club
Conrad Kohrs
Deer Lodge Farms
Conrad Warren
Guy Stambaugh
Joe Jorgenson
Deer Logge Ag
Annual American Legion Show Heading Into March Week
Beavershead Mints association members backed legislation aiding mining while discussing the upcoming annual American Legion minstrel and vaudeville show. Pearl I Smith announced rehearsals and Melvin Smith said the event will run during the first week in March with a new Amos n' Andy style act by local performers and a notable chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Melvin Smith
Andy
Beaverhead DeMolay Hosts Out-of-Town Members Initiation
The Beaverhead chapter of DeMolay welcomed visiting members from Highland chapter of Butte. On Saturday night a special initiation ceremony was held at the Masonié hall. Highland chapter conducted the initiation of a class of candidates into the Jocai order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
DeMolay
Order
Masonié Hall
Highland Chapter
Butte
Jocai
Car stolen before Beav erhead Auto Sales garage
Bud Gut watched as a man climbed into a Chrysler sedan at Beav erhead Auto Sales. The car sped away while Leo Hoerning pursued briefly, then the vehicle vanished. It was recovered in Butte two hours later.
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Bud Gut
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Leo Hoerning
Butte
Booster Club Presents Annual Vaudeville Show at Normal College
The Booster Club's annual vaudeville at Normal College auditorium drew a capacity town audience. A varied program featured the Y W A sketch Ups and Downs of Dormitory Life winning first place by vote.
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Normal College
Y. W
Rotary Club Debate Votes Narrow in Prohibition Question
Dillon Rotarians debated repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment at a Monday luncheon. Albert Polish backed repeal while Wilbur Squires opposed it, with a vote of 11 to 10 against repeal. J. C. Whitham chaired. Kenneth B Salisbury and Glen Decker attended as guests.
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Dillon Rotarians
Albert Polish
Wilbur Squires
Wickersham
J. C. Whitham
Kenneth B Salisbury
Butte
Glen Decker
Dillon
Charles Henry
Twin Bridges Rotarians
Frank Elfel
Montana Association
W. W. Wahl
Violet Sastmnan
Eilels Defeat Western Fuels In Tight Guarding Clash
Eilels' Red Phantoms edged Western Fuels of Butte 16 to 13 Monday night, led by Breeden Ryburn and Williams. A stubborn defense, limiting shots beyond the foul line, produced the low score as Evans notched the lone first quarter field goal. details continued on page B.
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Breeden
Ryburn
Williams
Eilels
Red Phantoms
Butte
Red Birds
Ellels
Evans
Ahrons
Beaverhead County Board Meets in Regular Session
Beaverhead county board of commissioners met in regular session on Monday February with Chairman O C Gosman of Lima and Commissioners Martin Jackson of Jackson and W B Hartwig of Dillon present. They directed use of a signed requisition to obtain supplies and required outside dance proprietors near Dillon and Lima to obtain annual licenses.
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NHB
Beaverhead
Montana Association of Commerce organizes 1930 leadership
At Connelly, Montana, the Montana Association of Commerce held its permanent meeting electing Frank B. Connelly president and three directors at large. Officers include vice presidents C. R. McClare, J. H. Rowe, Alfred Atkinson, and Tom Stout, with L. A. Campbell named to the executive committee.
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Hh' Ena
Montana Association U Alatewide Chamber of Ecommerca
House of Representatives
Stern Capitol
Bricker
Great Fally
Frank B. Connelly
Billings
WB. J. Bowman
Anaconda
Frank W. Lester
Stanford
C. R. McClare
Great Falls
J.H. Rowe
Butte
Alfred
Atkinson
Bozeman
Tom Stout
Lewistown
L. A. Campbell
Missoula
Go to Church Campaign Boosts Dillon Attendance
Attendance at Dillon Protestant churches rose last Sunday with a 3 to 70 percent increase over a year ago. Three hundred eighty one people joined morning worship at eleven. The Ministerial Association praised the first Go to Church campaign Sunday and predicted over 450 would attend next Sunday.
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Dillon
Red Cross
Ministerial Association
Junior High Honor Roll and Court Stenographer Appointed
Fort Benton appoints BH. R. Russell as court stenographer to fill the vacancy caused by F. B. Layhe's death. Russell, a longtime Fort Benton court reporter, will reside here. He was in Virginia City to accept the post and return to arrange residence. married with a family. In Madisonian notes, junior high honor rolls for the first semester and third period were announced by Superintendent Charles Henry, Helen Klebba topping both lists with Jane Waldorf second.
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BH. R. Russell
Fort Benton
Lyman H. Bennett
Fifth Judicial District
F. B. Layhe
Russell
Virginia City
Mr. Russell
Hoe
Madisonian
UNIOR
Charles Henry
Helen Klebba
Jane Waldorf
Beavers Face Tough Back‑to‑Back In State Contests
Beavers of Beaverhead high square off with Butte and Anaconda quintets this weekend at the Normal gym. Coach Brick Breeden is worried despite new eligibility for Kent and Vandegrift as the team aims to rebound after a string of recent losses. Finlay Anderson’s death in Cambridge, Ohio, is noted among local families.
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Butte High
Anaconda
Beaverhead County High School
Beavers
Purples
Smelter City
Brick Breeden
Kent
Vandegrift
Beaverhead
Ware
Fire Department Starts Plans for Masquerade Ball
Dillon volunteer fire department begins arranging its annual Washingtons birthday masquerade ball set for Saturday February 21. Prizes will be offered for best costumes and music will accompany the event as part of this community standout affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Washington’s
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank P. Morrison
J. B. Hawkins
Louisa Robbins
Bath
BOY Scout
Mrs. Myers
Idaho
Boss Emerick of
Rainbow Girls
Deer Lodge Club
Powell County
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Beaverhead Mints
Sugar Bowl
Pearl I Smith
B. J.metlen
Seasion
Booster Club of College
Rotary Club
Sahara
Eliels
Dr. Arlitt
Inter
Ada.Hart Arlitt
Parent Education
Training School
Board
Connelly Head
State Wide Chamber OF Commerce
Billy Bayerd
Jackson
Mildred Taylor
Fred Simons
Merriam Balka
Helen Hoerning
Harlan Harrigan
Fane Gilbert
Betty Hall
Harold Wheat
Mona Harding
Jane Kellum
Billy Galt
Trene “Perry
Helen .Peterson
Anaconda Quints
Finlay Anderson
Ohio
U. L
Clark Anderson
Cambridge
Mr. Anderson
T.W. Poindexter
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