Beavers Face Tough Stretch Against Butte and Anaconda
Beavers hit a rough week facing Butte and Anaconda quintets after a prior slump. Butte features a top district scorer Dillon. Anaconda, Smelter City foe, sits third in the Big 14. Beavers rebounded last Saturday with wins over Whitehall and Kelso, showing depth with seven to eight near-equal players. Beaverettes also strong, unbeaten two seasons, beating Whitehall 16-10 and Boulder 33-13 to cap a strong road trip.
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Twin Bridges
Butte
Anaconda
Crowley
Dillon
Beavers
Whitehall
Kent
Vanderift
Montana Junior College Conference
Billings
Eastern Montana Normal School
Moemen
Easterners
Beaverettes
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
Boulder
Beverly Silk Sale Promises Reward for Purity Test
An ad offers $1,000 cash to any reader who can prove the Beverly printed silk at 58 cents a yard is not pure silk. The fabric is described as genuine Beverly prints, extra washable, durable, 32 inches wide, and sold at a winter colors clearance.
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Beverly
Beuapeneacade Yards
Crane's Silks Advertising Silk Textiles on Approval
A promotional notice offers silk fabrics in navy black tan and red grounds with floral and color designs. It promises approval samples at $1.40 per yard nationally advertised, plus a matched silk thread spool and a coupon to request printed silk on approval from Crane's Silks, 545 Fifth Ave New York City.
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Fifth Ave
N. Y
CRANE
N.Y
Attendance in Churches on Increase Go to Church Campaign
The article notes rising church attendance with a Go-to-Church effort emphasizing regular morning worship. It warns against sensationalism and urges people to gain community benefits from fellowship, quoting Seth Parker on life insurance and delayed value.
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Seth Parker
Local Boys Visit Deer Lodge Club After Game
Dillon students visited the smelter in Anaconda on the way home Sunday morning after a game with the Deer Lodge club. Night school for dairymen meets at 8 p.m. weekly at the high school with "Equipment" as the topic. last week 22 dairymen attended under Mr. Williams.
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Dillon
Anaconda
Dairymen’s
Williams
George Reid Undergoes Successful Operation at Barrett Hospital
Twin Bridges merchant George Reid underwent a successful operation yesterday morning at Barrett Hospital. He is reported in good condition and recovering well.
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George Reid
Twin Bridges
Barrett Hospital
Booster Club presents annual show at college
The junior class drill exhibition took second place in the event. Winners will have pictures and special stories in the college annual The Chinook. Proceeds from the show support the booster club activities at the college.
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OF College
Annual publication includes a variety of acts and reviews
The piece notes use of the annual publication to showcase performances besides winners. It lists Sweetheart Review by the music department No Sir by Kappa Zeta Nu Battle Royal by the M club Lazy S Dude Ranch seniors class Sports Then and Now by W A A The Wonder Hat by the Gargoyles and musical features by the men s quartette Almer Halverson Francis Robinson Mary Baker and the women s glee club The Chanticleer club published the Scandal Sheet reviewing faculty and student activities.
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Sweetheart Review
Music Department
Kappa Zeta Nu
M Club
Gargoyles
Almer Halverson
Francis Robinson
Mary Baker
Women's Glee Club
Chanticleer Club
Annual American Legion Show Set for Early March
Local talent to write the script for a vaudeville style show staged during the first week of March. The program will feature students in musical numbers dancing acts and specialties. Directors and participants met at city hall last Friday night to plan the event.
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American Legion
Boy Scout Week Observed With Church Services and Activities
Scouts will attend Sunday services in their respective churches. St Rose church hosts Sunday afternoon services with the troops present. The week includes good turns at schools and city administration, a Friday banquet at the Methodist church, and Saturday hiking.
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St. Rose Church
Methodist Church
Eliris Defeats Fueis On Close Guarding Feature
Close guarding helps Eliris defeat Fueis 4-4 at the period end. Contway hit two markers in the second quarter to push Eliela to an 8-4 halftime advantage.
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Eliris
Fueis
Contway
Eliela
Mrs Myers dies in Idaho at 71
Mrs Myers, aged 71, died last week in Idaho after residing in Dillon. The obituary notes her longtime church service and references the John Episcopal church where Rev Thomas Ashworth read the service.
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Myers
Idaho
John Episcopal Church
Thomas Ashworth
Dillon
Surviving relatives listed in obituary fragment
The text notes a son George Myers of Avery and a daughter Mrs. Charles L White of Butte, two granddaughters, five sisters including Emma Gilbert of Dillon and Catherine Schwartz of Great Falls, and siblings in Washington Ohio Oklahoma.
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George Myers
Avery
Charles L White
Butte
Emma Gilbert
Dilton
Catherine Schwartz
Great Falls
Hattie Baker
Washington
Rita Hastings
Ohio
Sarah Macklin
Stanton Macklin
Oklahoma
Warren Macklin
County Board Concludes Regular Session and Farm Visit
The county board met in regular session and approved routine business. They discussed licenses for dances at five dollars each and required policing costs borne by managers. A prior inspection trip to the county farm was conducted yesterday afternoon.
Dr Arlitt Urges Early Truthfulness In Parenting
Dr Arlitt warned last night that halting deception with children preserves parental influence. She said children see through lies and must be taught responsibility initiative fair play and honesty. Home environment shapes character and bad upbringings produce inmates Penitentiaries reflect this. The Dillon Parent Teachers Association hosted her with the Women’s Choral Club debut and a morning talk at Montana State Normal College.
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Childra
Dr. Arltt
Montana State Normal College
Joint Installation of Rainbow Girls and De Molay Boys
A ceremony installed Rainbow Girls with Anna Anderson as rector and Edith Hughes, Helen Ida Best, Hester Olsen, Marian Wahl, and Isabelle Mast in the choir. Advisory board members included Nellie Lovell and J C Wedum among others. John T Orr served as installing officer for DeMolay with Hiram Rodgers as chief councillor and a slate of officers and preceptors. A large gathering of Masons and Eastern Star members attended.
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Anna Anderson
Edith Hughes
Helen Ida Best
Hester Olsen
Marian Wahl
Isabelle Mast
Nellie Lovell
J. C. Wedum
Charles Oberem
John T. Orr
Florence Backus
Harry Telford
Thomas BE. Luebben
Fratie Stone
Harry Schuler
Willard Shaffner
R. D. Curry
John T.orr
Hiram Rodgers
Will Bates
Hjner Anderson
Findling Wolfe
Will Backus
James Kurtz
Fred Elmose
Herbert Wheat
George Christensen
Three Are Claimed by Reaper in Past Week
Obituaries from Dillon Montana detail the deaths of Mrs. James B. Hawkins and Mrs. Louisa Robbins. Hawkins, a longtime resident and wife of James B. Hawkins, died after a lingering illness at her son W. W. Hawkins in Dillon. interment at Mountain View cemetery. Robbins, Dillon’s longtime pioneer, died after a long illness. funeral held at First Baptist Church with burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Smith
Butte
Dillon
Mountain View
James B. Hawkins
Nan Watson Hawkins
Montana
W. W. Hawkins
Hawkins
Hartford
Conn
Miles City
Texas Rangers
Custer County
United States
Mountain View Cemetery
Louisa Robbins
Avivpals
Axe Canyon
Robbins
Myra Koontz
Elza Patrick
Esther Robbins
R . Blair
Bisbee, Ariz
Robert
California
Bert
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
R. C. Shannon
Statewide Chamber of Commerce Organized in Montana
The Montana Statewide Chamber of Commerce forms with 12 districts and an executive committee to push inside development and outside advertising. Emery reports district memberships at 80 percent Bilings and 72 percent Great Falls, with other districts similar. Bricker forecasts Montana tourism growth and press support is pledged. Committees will cover research, agriculture, irrigation, livestock, transportation, tourism, immigration, industry, and mining.
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Emery
Billings
Great Falls
Montana
B. R. Miles
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Wilson
Bozeman
Extension Service
State College
E. G. Leipheitier
Montana: Standard
Butte
Montana Association
E. C. Leedy
Agricultural Development Department
The
Great Northern
Dart Noble
Lewistown
Milwaukee
Frank Hazelbaker
Charles H. Williams
Stockman
Deer Lodge
Peter Potter
Butte Commercial Club
R. G. Linebarger
Havre
L. A. Campbell
Missoula
Alfred Atkinson
Boerman
C. R. McClare
A. R. Johnson
Kalispell
Harry R. Cunningham
Helena
Lars Angvick
Tom Stout
James T. Rowe
J. T. Hocking
Glasgow
Bricker
Chicago
State Department of Agriculture
Connelly
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Butteleigh
C. Gilbert
A. Stephens
B. Boone
V. Kerr
R. Thompson
L. English _ Stahl
Duke Gilbert
C. O'Brien
A. Gilbert
Vandegrift
Rison
Bill Bates
Brick Breeden
Ben Heine Vate
Anaconda Quints
Montana State Normal
Bulldogs
Deer Lodge Club
Bayers
Hereford Ranch
Wisdom
Hereford
A.C. Bayers
Phantoms
Ott
Evans
Melton
Roberts
Yost
Breeden, c
Gates
Ryburn, Wes Ntackshitee
Williams Sosudbenosne
Esoenee
Pta
Osborne
McCracken
Dnenernreeesonensees
Bierrum
DR. Arlitt
Rainbow Girls
DE Molay Boys
Donald Campbell
James McCulley
Dorothy Redding
Billy Baxter
James Kelly
Walter Stephan
Helen Klebba
Jane Waldorf
Merriam Balka
Mildred Taylor
Jean Gilbert
Anccoe
Harold Wheat
Fred Simons
Sos Ewewnersessseeses
Jane Kellum
S.c
Betty Hall
Billy Bayerd
Helen Hoerning
Billy Galt Renee Were Ee
Irene Perry
Eremenen
George Miller
Sige
Helen Peterson
Eloise Olmsted
Marie de John
Dorothy
Redding
Alter. Stephan
Hazel McGrath
Punwarnee O
Marian
Tiene Jackson
Vivian Alibup
Georgia Taylor
Bernice Bidstrup
Mona Harding
Reaper
State Wide Chamber OF Commerce
Sean
Dillon Furniture Company
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