Dillon Bride Wini fred Mitchell Weds Albert S Baker
Two Dillon youths unite in marriage at St Pauls Episcopal Church Butte ceremony performed by Rev W H Mitchell. Miss Mitchell becomes Mrs Albert S Baker and the couple plan a California wedding trip followed by a Dillon homeward return after several weeks away.
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Dillon
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Butte
Winifred Mitchell
Albert S. Baker
W. H. Mitchell
W. H. Mitchell Jr
George R. Baker
California
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s School For Girls
Walla Walla
Wash
State University At
Missoula
le Congregation de Notre Dame
Montreal
Baker
John S. Baker
County
Beaverhead
Pinochle party hosted by Mrs Herndon and Mrs Decker
Mrs Roy B Herndon and Mrs G A Decker entertained Saturday evening at a pinochle party held at Mrs Herndon’s home. Four tables competed with high scores by Mrs Parke Scott and J C Jeppson and low scores by Mrs Jeppson and Roy Stocker.
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Theodore F. McFadden
Q. I. Bridge Club
Warren M. Stone
W. W. Hawkins
Dillon Girl Scouts Council
C. T. Callahan
L. D. 8. Relief Society
H.L. Hatton
Hatton
Louis Deberle
Roy B. Herndon
G. A. Decker
Two Daughters Named Baxter and Kelly Featured
Miss Billie Baxter daughter of Mr and Mrs J Anson Baxter teams with Miss Lucille Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Kelly in a social note. Both young women are highlighted in the society column and connected to local families.
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St. Mary's of the Wasatch
Salt Lake City
Baxter
Kelly
Billie Baxter
J. Anson Baxter
Lucille Kelly
J. E. Kelly
Big Hole Sees Real Winter Ahead For Cattle Herds
The Hansen Packing company fights winter weather from Wise River to Butte and moves cattle to Divide as snow piles up in timber. Ranchers report no water shortage fears yet for irrigation this year.
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Hansen Packing Company
Wise River
Butte
Divide
Severe cold breaks all time record in Dillon Montana
The town of Dillon set a new all time low during a severe cold snap with readings near zero and local thermometers dropping to 50 below in outlying areas. Ranchers report livestock losses but expect overall damage to be modest given herd sizes. Mrs. John Cosgrove and her son Byron visited Dillon from Pocatello for the weekend.
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Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
John Cosgrove
Byron
Pocatello
Dillon Women's Club Holds Monthly Meet
Claudia Faust chairs with Luanna Robinson Luella Stickney Berniece Metlen and Esther Schmittroth present. Dr Beatta Hall introduced as new member. Mrs Henrietta Crockett secretary of the Montana Tuberculosis association spoke about her organization's work.
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Claudia Faust
Luanna Robinson
Luella Stickney
Berniece Metlen
Esther Schmittroth
Beatta Hall
Henrietta Crockett
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Commission hearing on motor truck applications held in Dillon
The commission reviewed private and common carrier requests from Ralph J. Dillon and partners Orrion Pilon and Claude Brown. George Cox requested authority to haul ore livestock and farm products from Dillon within 65 miles to smelters in Butte and East Helena.
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Dillon
Ralph J. Keith
Orrion A. Pilon
Argenta
Claude H. Brown
Ermont Mine
George Cox
Butte
East Helena
Horse Stealing Ring Suspect Arrests Reported
Local officers report a horse stealing ring case with Dishman’s son and an alleged accomplice Dave Smith arrested. They were tried and acquitted in Superior Court. Further details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Dishman
Dave Smith
Su‘perior
Beavers Head to District Tourney After Narrow Win
Cashmore led Beavers with 13 points as they beat Boze man 26-14 at Normal gym, overcoming a 12-10 halftime deficit to pull away. Whitehall edged them in overtime 31-26 Friday, Lee scoring 8 for the locals. Beaverettes defeated Sheridan 28-9 at Normal last Wednesday.
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Whitehall
Beavers
Lee
Beaverettes
Sheridan Girls
Secretary of Wool Growers Resigns and Plans March Meeting
The resignation of the secretary of the Wool Growers Association is announced effective immediately. Stebbins remains in his current post until after the group’s annual meeting on March 19. Officers and directors will be elected for the coming year.
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Stebbins
Forest receipts allocated to Montana counties list values
State auditor released the distribution of forest receipts to thirty five counties. Beaverhead received 5046.90 dollars, Madison 2596.65, Lewis and Clark 2638.72, Lincoln 4302.66, Pondera 301.78, Missoula 387.43, Cascade 509.50, Flathead 1264.48, Gallatin 1629.68, Park 1488.84, Stillwater 1270.43, Powder River 2256.43, Powder River appears twice in list with other totals.
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Beaverhead County
Broadwater
Carbon
Carter
Cascade
Chouteau
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Glacier
Gallatin
Golden Valley
Granite
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lake
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Madison
Meagher
Mineral
Missoula
Park
Phillips
Pondera
Powder River
Powell
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Wheatland
Normal Head Leaves for Middle West
A fragment notes a May 23 play day announced by members with Bozemanie. Helen Dean from Belgrade is mentioned as part of the event, indicating local participation in a regional activity.
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Middle West
Bozemanie
Helen Dean
Belgrade
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