Montana appropriation totals cut for state institutions
Montana's new biennial appropriation proposal lowers funding for state institutions versus last year. Totals show State University 400 623.33, State College 234 348, School of Mines 43 165, Normal College 81 216 17, with additional 238 360 for extension services not fixed. Other agencies listed include orphanage, hospital, and veterans home among others.
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Helena
University of Montana
Wald
Yellowstone County
Appropriations Committee
State University
State College
School of Mines
Normal College
Wold
State General Fund
Dillon Fans Pack Butte Mining District Tourney
Dillon placed fourth after five tough games in the Mining District tournament in Butte and earned a state berth in Bozeman the first week of March. Dillon opens state play against Moore in the first round. Attendees included Henry and Mary Wyatt, W W Hawkins, R H Ryburn, Frank Ryburn, George Hopkins, and many more northerners.
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Dillon
Butte
Bozeman
Moore
Elgar Williams
Wallice Forsgren
Frank Hunsaker
Julian Gunderson
Beaverhead County
Pianoforte Recital Announced by Advanced Students
A pianoforte recital for one and two pianos is set for Friday evening March 6 at the Normal College auditorium. Ralph McFadden will present four advanced pupils Miss Jane Boone Miss Marian Donnelly Miss Irene Walden and Miss Florence Byatt. A very attractive program has been arranged and will be published next week.
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Normal College
Ralph McFadden
Jane Boone
Marian Donnelly
Irene Walden
Florence Byatt
Mcadden
Primary Pupils Recital At Training School Auditorium
A group of L. A. Gregory's primary pupils will perform this evening at the training school auditorium. The program features violin cello piano and trombone solos duets and a string trio. The finale is a selection by Gregory's Junior orchestra.
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L. A. Gregory
Training School
Gregory
Two Cars Damaged In Street Collision At Montana And Bannack
The Jewett sedan driven by C. T. Magnus and the Chevrolet touring car driven by J. C. Ferguson collided at the Montana and Bannack streets intersection last Saturday afternoon. Ferguson struck Magnus broadside while traveling at a fair rate of speed. No one was injured.
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Jewett
C. T. Magnus
J. C. Ferguson
Reichle
Montana
Bannack
Ferguson
Magnus
Wedum Named Manager at Beaverhead Lumber in Dillon
J C Wedum, formerly of Roundup, arrived Saturday night with his wife and three year old son to take over as manager of Beaverhead Lumber Co in Dillon after the business was purchased weeks ago.
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J. C. Wedum
Roundup
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Mr. Wedum
Dillon
Basement Filing System Built in County Court House
Albert Baker deputy in the office of the county clerk announces a new filing system in the county courthouse basement. Two large fire proof rooms will house election returns and all claims and proceedings across county offices. The project aims to create a premier reference system for the state.
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Albert Baker
John ‘S. Baker
Ander
Dillon Dominates Butte Stuns District Runners-Up
Dillon faced the strongest schedule in the Mining district and finished fourth after five games. Butte won the tourney, defeating Helena and St Charles as Dillon’s standout scorers posted high totals. Lima, Anaconda, Missoula and others fell in a hard fought event at the School of Mines gym.
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Mining District
School of Mines
Butte Central
Lima
New Mines
Anaconda
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Boulder
Phillipsburg
Frelens
Butte
St. Charles
Dillon
Central
Helena
Beaverhead Bunch
Mount St.Charles
Purple
Missoulians
Philipsburg
Ossey
Yale
Noger
Gan
O’connell
Express Rates To Be Lowered On End Of Year Re View
Rates reductions to take effect March 1 aiming to ease costs for freight and passenger users. Officials say the changes affect several sectors including mail and commerce, with broader benefits expected by year end.
Boy narrowly escapes mad bull after breaking leg
Diight Harrison, son of Mr and Mrs James D Harrison of Grasshopper, suffered a broken leg when his horse fell while he chased cows. He crawled to safety behind a log as a mad bull pursued him, then reached the ranch and was taken to Dillon.
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Diight Harrison
James D. Harrison
Grasshopper
Frank Kellum
Dillon
Blaze Ravages Dillon Meat Company Building
A early Saturday fire gutted the Dillon Meat Company building, destroying stock and fixtures. Firemen saved the adjoining Bond Grocery and Russell's paint shop while investigators consider a short circuit as the origin. Loss estimated five to six thousand dollars. insurance partially covers it. Manager Dick Cosgrove plans to resume at a new location. building owned by Mrs. Anna Klein.
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Dillon
Dillon Meat Company
Norman Giles
Bond Grocery Company
Russell
Dick Cosgrove
Anna Klein
Ball of Dillon Fire Fighters Draws Largest Masked Crowd
A massed crowd attended Dillon's annual masquerade ball held Monday at City Hall auditorium hosted by the Dillon Fire department. Music by the Baxter-Tonney orchestra. prizes awarded to Charles Durning for best costumed man Dolly Joyce for best costumed woman and Howard Lloyd as best comic character.
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City Hall
Dillon Fire Department
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Charles Durning
Dolly Joyce
Howard Lloyd
Mother of Mrs Warren Stone Dies in Missoula
Mrs D B Curry, wife of the Missoula county assessor, died in Missoula last Sunday after two major operations. Her death came suddenly as Warren Stone rushed to be with his mother in law and the family recalls her many visits here.
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Warren Stone
Missoula
D. B. Curry
Stone
Curray
Missoula County
Hazelbaker aids son home from hospital in Dillon
Senator Frank A Hazelbaker and his wife spent the weekend in Dillon from Helena bringing their son Master Frank Hazelbaker home. The youth had been at Murray hospital in Butte after hip fracture from a fall. He is recovering and the senator, using crutches, plans to resume duties in Helena today.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Helena
Frank Hazelbaker
Murray Hospital
Butte
Hazelbaker
Local Firm Opens Butte Branch For Used Cars
The Montana Auto Supply company expands from Dillon to Butte with a used car exchange. Carl Horst, a former Butte and Dillon salesman, will lead the new branch as it disposes of many used cars in the Butte area.
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Butte
Montana. Auto Supply Company
Dillon
Carl Horst
Butte and
Beef to be dear and scarce says western growers
A delegation of Midwestern cattle raisers told Wall Street financiers that T bone steaks and prime roast beef will be scarcer and costlier by September due to dispersed herds after the postwar slump. They warn the shortage could jeopardize North America's rank as a meat producer in the world market.
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New York
Wall Street
North America
Potter family departs for Seattle to begin new home
Mr and Mrs L W Potter and Mrs Mallentine traveled last Thursday to Seattle Washington where they will establish their future home. Miss Dorothy Potter will attend the university there.
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L. W. Potter
Dillon Sportsmen Attend Annual American Dog Derby
Beaverhead sportsmen joined a special car to Ashton Idaho for the American Dog Derby. About seven to eight thousand spectators viewed the event with 4745 paid admissions. Tud Kent won in 2 18 18, Smoky Gaston 2 24 09, Kid Zarn 2 26 53, St Anthony team 2 27 41.
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Ashton
Ida
Tud Kent
Smoky Gaston
Kid Zarn
St. Anthony
Dillon
J. T. Newnes
Dr. F. M. Poindexter
Hugh McCaleb
Carruthers
A. Potts
Geo. F. Dart
Jack Thiel
James
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