Mrs. Elizabeth Rollin Dies at 88 in Dillon
Mrs. Elizabeth Rollin died last Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. W. W. Thibodeau's Dillon home after weeks of illness. Funeral services were Friday at Brundage chapel with Rev. Howard B. Ricketts officiating. The body was sent to Hope Idaho to join her husband Benjamin Rollin. Surviving are her daughter, a brother John Potter of Chicago, and two grandchildren Mrs. Elmo Wynn and Rollin Thibadeau.
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Elizabeth Rollin
Saway
W. W. Thibodeau
Brundage Chapel
Howard B. Ricketts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hope
Idaho
Benjamin Rollin
McAvoy and Nagel Return in Slightly Used
May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel reprise their star pairing from Grumpy in Warner Bros. Slightly Used directed by Archie Mayo. A strong supporting cast including Robert Gagnon Audrey Ferris Eugenie Besserer Anders Randolf Sally Miller Arthur Rankin David Mir and Jack Santoro features in this youth and love comedy opening at the Hartweg Theatre next Tuesday.
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May McAvoy
Conrad Nagel
Warner Bros
Archie Mayo
Robert Gagnew
Audrey Ferris
Eugenie Besserer
Anders Randolf
Sally Milers
Arthur Rankin
David Mir
Jack Santoro
Hartewig
International trap gun champion returns home with medal
Ted Renfro of Dell has returned from Kansas City where he won the international trap shoot. He also set a personal record with the Butte club by making a perfect 100 out of 100 birds, highlighting one of the finest medals awarded in this sport.
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Ted Renfro
Dell
Kansas City
Mr. Renfro
Butte Club
Grand Commander of Knights Templar Visits Local Lodge
W. Ling grand commander of the state commandery visits the local organization. After the lodge session a banquet is served. He then proceeds to Butte as part of his annual tour of the state.
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W. Ling
Wor
Ling
Butte
Card of Thanks and Notices from Twin Bridges
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of a wife mother and cousin. Includes names George Mehrlich family Mrs George Naysich and notes floral tributes. Also a short sale notice for six full blood short horn Durham bulls aged 16 to 24 months with registration papers from Harve W. Dillet Twin Bridges Montana.
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George Mehrlich
George Naysich
Durham Bulls
Harve W. Dillet
Twin Bridges Montana
Montana Hunting Club elects officers at annual Butte meeting
Plans for additional housing facilities for members and guests were prepared. The Montana Hunting Club elected Frank Conley of Deer Lodge president, George P. Wellcome of Anaconda vice president, A. J. Davis treasurer, and C. H. Smith secretary. The executive board includes Conley, Wellcome, Colonel D. Gay Stivers, C. L. Miller and Davis.
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Montana Hunting Club
Butte
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
George P. Wellcome
Anaconda
A. J. Davis
C. H. Smith
D. Gay Stivers
C. IL. Miller
Butte Bowl Meet Showcases Western Montana Towns
Two Western Montana towns teams, Beaverhead Cleaners and Gantost, compete in Butte this afternoon. Beaverhead consists of Roy Forrester, Bud Hartwig, Hiram Brundage, Jud Brundage, and Will Ross. Gantost features Oscar Vandergraff, Louis Schmittroth, Harl Wheat, Harry Graves, and George Gosman. A Booster team will be selected from the entrants. Individual Singles will determine standout players.
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Butte
Western
Mont
Montana
Beaverhead Cleaners
Gantost
Roy Forrester
Bud Hartwig
Hiram Brundage
Jud Brundage
Will Ross
Oscar Vandergriff
Louis Schmittroth
Harl Wheat
Harry Graves
George Gosman
White Cafe Receives New Dressings and Updates
B. F. Sill last week reopened The White cafe with a white and blue interior. The floor received new white and blue linoleum and fixtures were finished in ivory. A Martha Washington heater was installed to boost guest comfort.
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B. F. Sill
Memorial Founders Day PTA Service At Montana Normal College
The Founders Day memorial service of the local Parent Teachers Association was held in the kindergarten rooms of the new Montana State Normal College building. Mrs John Orr read a tribute to Mrs Theodore W Birney and the founders, highlighting motherhood and childhood. The event observed the thirty first anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers with activities led by Mrs T D Olmiste. World Day of Prayer plans were announced for February 26 at 3 30 at the Methodist church.
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Montana State Normal College
Parent-Teachers Association
John Orr
David C. Mears
Na- Awe Gongress
Theodore W. Birney
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
T. D. Olmiste
Beaverhead men sentenced after beaver trapping plea
Cecil Hubbard received six months in county jail after pleading guilty to trapping beaver without a permit. Accomplice BE. O'Brien pleaded guilty to two charges. 90 day sentences on each, suspended and paroled as a first offense. Both were arrested after police chased them in two cars when gas was stolen from Beaverhead Motors. Four Lima men charged with livestock theft were arraigned. Panick and Gray pleaded guilty to hog theft and were bound over with bonds of 3000 and 1000 dollars respectively. Delmer Branner and Shorty Meyers pleaded not guilty to sheep butchering and were bound over with 5000 dollar bonds each.
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Cecil Hubbard
Justice of the Peace
L. P. Philips
Beaverhead Motors Company
BE. O'Brien
Hubbard
O’brien
Warren Sutherland
Charles Bourquin
Beaverhead
Lawrence Gray
George Opp
Justice Court
Gleed Brothers
Lima
Panick
Gray
Delmer Branner
Shorty Meyers
Dillon Man Celebrates Eighty First Birthday
R P Willard longtime Dillon rancher marks his eighty first birthday while visiting Manhattan for the winter with his daughter Mrs Harry Turner He has resided in the county over 40 years living on a ranch north of Dillon and in town Albuquerque
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R. P. Willard
Dillon
Manhattan
Harry Turner
Mr. Willard
Beavers Break Losing Streak With Twin Bridges Win
Beaverhead High Beavers defeated Twin Bridges 24 to 13 on Friday night in a slow game. Amos Wright was fouled out in the first quarter and Little also left at halftime for personals. Beavers extended their lead in the second half after a 10-3 first quarter and 14-6 halftime score.
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Dillon
Twin Bridges
Beaverhead High
Beavers
Amos Wright
Beaver
Bulldogs Top In Final Season GameThriller
A preliminary between the senior and junior girls of Normal college won by the senior team 18 to 17 outshone the main event, showing great teamwork in the closing season match.
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Bulldogs
Normal College
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