Jackson matron Lucy Fullerton dies after brief illness
Lucy Woody Fullerton wife of Mert Fullerton died in Jackson after a rapid decline from a cold and illness. She was 48, born in Honey Cove Virginia, a 20 year Jackson resident, mother of Allen Spencer, and sister to several others. Funeral services were held in Dillon after a Jackson ceremony with interment at the local cemetery.
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Jackson
Lucy Woody Fullerton
Mert Fullerton
Honey Cove
Virginia
Montana
Allen Spencer
Zkson
William Jody
Robert
Jim
Harry Helming Wisdom
Jennie Park
Portland
Oregon
Llerton
Iernty Rebekah and
Royalighbors Lodges
Mr. Shannon
Bapchurch
Dillon
Jack
Low
Coy Rice
Martin Jackson
M Krause
Sanford Shephard
Es Wenger
Roy Ford
Unity of Jackson
Ois
Uate Fred Hirschy
Butte
Mary Daw
Dillon High School
Big Hole
Bill Pahnish
Grasshop
John Nelson
Valley View
Walter White
Wisa
Han- 1 Packing Company
Claud Anderdon
Harry Rutge
Fishtrap
Missie Neidt
John
George Rhino
Snes
Jake T
Dillon Public School Notes and Orchestra News
Highlights from Dillon Public Schools include 8A sponsoring a weekly newspaper column for The Dillon Examiner with material from across grades. 7A grammar corner benefits from recent upstairs move, and Miss Snodgrass notes improved grammar among 7A. Promoted in advanced orchestra are Peter Best and Bertha May Julion, with Lucille Nettick named concert master and Helen Churchill moving to first violin. Bob Watson serves as orchestra reporter.
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Snodgrass
Frank May
Lorraine McGrath
Orchestra
Peter Best
Bertha May Julion
Helen Churchill
Lucille Nettick
Gregory
Bob Watson
Boys
Robert Crosby
Win Best
Don Wheat
Jane Waldorf
Mary Dawn Warner
Billy Bayerd
Irs Psonoets
Trene Jackson
Paul Simons
Ryan ‘Dodge
Demenesenassne
Lucille Kelley
Ethel Page
Helen Rose
Alice May
Alice Fox
Doris Dean
Dorothy Ann Davis
Lida Shaffner
Jane Stallings
Tbi
Sss
Horatio Tragitt
Glenn Hocking
Ayets
Joe Herman
Annabelle Hartwig
Estella Melton
Lew Brundage
Botts
Ilene Jackson
Rabe
Ralph Light
Ryan Dodge
Joe Brown
Vphore Deghockes Lees
Dorothy Perkins
TB Mistinidinter
Beee Se Peweemweeee
Joe Horman
Glen Hocking
Fern Stahl
Horatio Tragutt
Ruth Kelley
Lillian Berry
Roy Forrester
PTA Meeting Honors Washington Bicentennial
The Parent-Teacher Association plans a Feb 16 meeting at 3:45 in the kindergarten room to celebrate George Washington’s 200th birthday and the 35th anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Special music and tea will close, with a silver offering split between the state organization and the National PTA for extension work.
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George Washington
Parent- Teacher Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
P.T. A
National
Sister Seeks Brother Toliver Now Living Elsewhere
Mrs Rose Blevins of Fairfax Station Virginia seeks her brother Bill Toliver, formerly of Horse Prairie, well known in the county. She has searched Montana Utah and Washington and asks anyone with knowledge of his present address to notify her.
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Rose Blevins
Fairfax Station
Virginia
Bill Toliver
Toliver
Horse Prairie
Montana
Utah
Washington
First Lutheran Church Offers Schedule and Socials
Orval A. Schmidt, pastor, lists Sunday school at 10 a m and services at 11 a m with The Order of Lutheran Worship. Luther League Valentine Social at 7 p m. Ladies Aid entertained by Mrs Michael Lauterbach at her home on Thursday Feb 18.
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First Lutheran Church
Order of Lutheran
Luther League
Ladies Aid
Michael Lauterbach
Brushing Up and Local News from Early Montana
A collage of notes from 1902 and 1912 items: school enrollment at State Normal tops 87 with 80 plus present attendance. jail escape by McKenzie and Hutchings. local sports practice and a Dillon basketball win 6 to 2. Carnegie library donation offer of 7 500. bond election water measure leads 11 vote. Wilson’s rising popularity and Powell County high school strike over the athletic director’s resignation.
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State Normal
William McKenzie
L. L. Hutchings
Smallhorn Canyon
Butte Business College
Dillon
Free County
Andrew Carnegie
Cope
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Powell County High School
Deer Lodge Strick
J. A. Nelson
First Meeting of Second Series Bridge Club Held
At the first meeting of a second series of parties by the Men's Contract Bridge club, E. D. Sanding held the high score and B. W. achieved another notable finish.
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Bridge Club
E. D
Sanding
B. W
Busy Bee Club Meets at Twin Bridges Road Home
The Busy Bee club gathers today with Mrs. William Rosenbaum of Zeigler Springs hosting at Mrs. Frank Birrer's residence on Twin Bridges road. A dinner was served at half past one. Ian Shepard arrived yesterday from Wise River. The Ellen May Guild meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. A. L. Anderson's home with Mrs. Anderson and Miss Genevieve Albertson as hosts for the annual meeting and officer elections.
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C. E. Miller
Butte
Dale McQueary
Valley View Ranch
Bristow
Carl Courtney
J. E. Shaw
Harry Hopkins
Herb Armitage
Percy Willey
Dade Stephens
Sequest
Boyd Shirk
J. B. Shaw
Ernie Davis
Carl Peterson
Bill
Hugh Turner
Plen Oneal
Oneal Saw Mill
Spokane
Cloyd Wampler
Wisdom
Charley Anderson
Bobby
Frank
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Anderson
Mary Ouelette
John Troupe
Fred Hirschy
Fritz Waldily
Wisdom Women’s Club
Grover Helming
Herman Peterson
Lenar Nelson
Peterson
Dillon
Phil Murphy
Laulee Ramsey
Roy Oliver
Harold Capehart
Jack Hurley
George Helming
Ruth Olsen
Ralph Huntley
Harold Parks
Clark Huntley
Cecil Fairchild
Yakima
Wash
Grace Husted
Anderson Brothers
Marvin Brooks
Union Meat Company
Norman Vaughn
Fred Rutledge
Harry Rutledge
Ralston
Stevers
Warren Shaw
Bond
Busy Bee Club
William Rosenbaum
Zeigler Springs
Frank Birrer
Twin Bridges Road
Ellen May Guild
A. L. Anderson
Genevieve Albertson
Ian Shepard
Wise River
Butte Delegation Hails Mining Talk On Ore and Mills
A Beaverhead Mining Association session in Dillon discusses placer geology and a proposed Butte steel mill. The talk covers ore quality hematite sources, coal and limestone supplies, and the advantage of four transcontinental railroads. A resolution endorses locating the mill in Butte to spur regional industry and employment.
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Rattlesnake Creek
Big Hole River
Professor Schaffer
Rivera
Big Hole
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Frying Pan
Rattlesnake
Melrose
Dillon
Schaffer
Corry
Wasin
Traverman
Butte
Montana
Neihart
White Sulphur Springs
Flathead
Butte Steel Mill
Bessemer
Park County
Madison
Park Counties
Phillipsburg
Northwest
Orient
Beaverhead Mining Association
Beaverhead County
Dills
Beaverhead Mining
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Harry Helming
Clarence Helming
Fullerton
Sunny Slope
William Harray
Highland Ranch
California
Alteaca
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Dillon Public School
T. A. Meeting
Blaine
Republican National Committee
Butte Men
Constance Bennett
Joel McCrea
Lew Cody
Robert Williams
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
the Champ
Jackie
Barbara Stanny
Yar
Pearhealthey
Frank Capra
David Monnars
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