Death shocks prominent Dillon physician Dr Maurice Walker
Dr Maurice A Walker longtime Dillon resident and Montana physician died suddenly at Murray hospital in Butte from a heart ailment. He had undergone a recent examination and died in his sleep early Friday. Funeral services were held at the Masonic temple in Dillon with Knights Templar officials in charge. Interment was at Mountain View cemetery. Born November 28 1867 in Levant Maine he studied at Denver University and Harvard affiliates before a medical career with the Union Pacific in Denver. He later moved to Montana and became a respected medical figure with thirty years in the state.
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Maurice A. Walker
Dillon
Montana
Murray Hospital
Butte
F. M. Poindexter
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar of
Walker
J. E. Monroe
Knights Templar
Mountain View Cemetery
Levant
Penobscot County
Maine
America
John Alden
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Boston
Daetver
Denver University
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver
Harvard
Beaverhead Mining Board Holds First Meeting
The Beaverhead Mining association held its first meeting Saturday night at Senator Pearl I. Smith office with representatives from several mining districts. A March 29 meeting was planned with mining experts giving talks. Committees on publicity and membership were appointed. County treasurer Miss Norah Connelley received 4155.25 dollars as Beaverhead county share of the state gasoline tax.
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Beaverhead Mining Ass
Pearl I. Smith
Norah Connelley
Beaverhead County
Gold Strike Reported at Bannack Montana
Rich gold strike reported at Bannack, Montana's first territorial capital, with high grade quartz found on the Gold Leaf claim. The leaseholder is C. W. Stallings, Banack mining man and Banack representative on the Hengerswad Mining association board.
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Bannack
Montana
Territorial
C. W. Stallings
Hengerswad Mining Associaon
Student Miss Bertini Paski Injures Ankle Near Examiner Office
Miss Bertini Paski, a Normal college student, fell and broke an ankle last Sunday evening in front of the Dillon Examiner office. She was taken to Barrett hospital for treatment.
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Bertini Paski
Normal College
Dillon Examiner
Barrett Hospital
Texacos defeat Eliels in Butte last night
Eliels independents suffered their first loss of the season 41 28 to the Texacos of Butte. Han dicapped by a small floor and absence of their regular center, illness hindered the Cardinals though they fought hard. Manion and O Rourke led the Texacos with 14 and 10 points. Breeden scored 8 for the locals. Dillon's Jud's High Powers lost 34 33 to Lima Independents in Lima. The Cardinals beat Society Candy 34 16 at the Normal gym.
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Texacos
Butte
Cardinals
Oilers
Manion
O’rourke
Contway
Breeden
Dillon
Jud
High Powers
Lima Independents
Lima
Society
Society Candy of
Big Hole Basin Horses Are Shipped
In Montana four car loads of 88 head of first class draft horses were sent to eastern markets. C. E. Miller and Matt Christenson shipped two and one carloads to Kansas City and Ogden, while A. C. Byers sold one carload for Illinois delivery. Shippers earned about $7,000, averaging over $75 per head, per Dr. A. C. Morrow.
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Ute
Montana
Big Hole
Butte
A. C. Morrow
State Livestock and Sanitary Board
C. E. Miller
Wisdom Stockman
Kansas City
Matt Christenson
Ogden
A. C. Byers
Illinois
Native of City Dies in Seattle
ROSH POINDEXTER GIL BERT a former Dillon resident died suddenly in Seattle Sunday night. Born October 2, 1880 in Dillon she attended local schools and graduated from Dillon High School in 1899. She later lived in Butte and married J. W. Gilbert former associate editor of the Anaconda Standard now with the Seattle paper.
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RS. Rosh Poindexter Gil* Bert
Dillon
Seattle
Butte
J. W. Gilbert
Anaconda Standard
The
Girl Scouts Prepare Benefit Show at Training School
The Beaverhead county troop plans a home talent entertainment next Friday night in the training school auditorium. Miss Violet Eastman of the county high school faculty directs the show with the best amateur acts from the troop. Proceeds go to the Girl Scout fund.
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ILON
Training School
Violet Eastman
Beaverhead County High School
Girl Scout Fund
Helena Montana Development meeting draws state leaders
Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazelbaker attended a Helena gathering Monday for the Montana Development meeting. Representatives from across the state discussed the state's resources and the benefits for newcomers.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Helena
Montana
Niblack Comes East With Latest Spring Fashion
Charles H. Niblack returns from three weeks in New York selecting ladies and men's wear for his store. He visited style marts in the east and plans to offer the very latest spring and summer goods at his attractive shop here.
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Charles H. Niblack
New York City
New's
Livestock Value Schedule Mailed to County Assessors
The Montana state board of equalization sent a uniform schedule of minimum livestock-valuations to county assessors. The schedule follows average recommendations from assessors and livestock groups and notes a necessary sheep value reduction due to weaker wool and mutton markets potentially lowering county assessments by over $3 million.
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Helena
State Board of Equalization
Beavers to Clash with Helena Thursday Night
Eaverhead county high school's basketball team opens at the mining district tournament in Helena against undefeated champions of the state. The Beavers face a tough schedule, with possible games against Lima and Boulder after Helena, or a late showdown depending on results.
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Helena
Eaverhead County
Basketeers
Butte
Beavers
Lima
Boulder
St. Charles
District Governor Visits Dillon Rotary Club Luncheon
District Governor M. M. Wood of Billings, sixth district Rotary International, spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club luncheon outlining Rotary aims and urging a strong Dillon delegation to the Bozeman district convention. He noted Rotary as a cross section of the community and discussed its role in international issues. The group also discussed a potential play-off series between Montana State College Bobcats and the Utah Aggies with plans for Salt Lake City, while Wood and local officials planned a stop in Twin Bridges tonight.
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Ey Breing M. Wood
Billings
Rotary International
Dillon Rotary Club
Bozeman
Dillon Club
Montana State College Bobcats
Utah Aggies
Bernard Williams
W. B. Hartwig
Dyche
Dillon
Bobcats
Salt Lake City
Mrs William Jacobson Returns From Mayo Clinic
Mrs William Jacobson has returned home from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota after a stay there. She was accompanied by her daughter Miss Hazel Jacobson to this city.
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William Jacobson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Hazel Jacobson
Gargoyles To Present Play At College Auditorium
The Gargoyles dramatic club of the Montana State Normal College will present a three act play Captain Applejack at the college auditorium Friday night March 7. Rehearsals have been in progress for two weeks under Miss Myrtle Savidge. The Arabian Nights adventure by Walter Hackett has run on Broadway. Lead roles go to Wallace Forsgren of Dillon and Marian Palmer of Butte with a large cast including Robette Waller Elizabeth Hopkins Mary Waugherty Mary Heaphy William Schleder Alvin Randolph Almer Halverson Laurence Hinman and Wilford Popple.
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HE Gargoyles
Montana State Normal College
Captain Applejack
Myrtle Savidge
Walter Hackett
Wallace Forsgren
Dillon
Marian Palmer
Butte
Robette Waller
Elizabeth Hopkins
Mary Waugherty
Mary Heaphy
William Schleder
Alvin Randolph
Almer Halverson
Laurence Hinman
Wilford Popple
Henry Hignight Receives Treatment For Appendicitis
Henry Hignight, a popular basketball player for the Elle team, was taken to Barrett hospital last Friday with appendicitis. He returned home Monday after treatment.
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Henry Hignight
Elle
Barrett
Wall, Dell rancher, dies suddenly at 37
William P. Wall, prominent Dell-area rancher and longtime county resident, died suddenly at his home near Dell around 10 oclock Monday morning. He was 37, born in Dell, and highly esteemed by friends across the county.
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Dell
Illiam P. Wall
Mr. Wall
Hazelbaker to Speak at Rotary Meet in Butte
Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker will headline the Butte Rotary club's annual Guest Day program tomorrow at noon. He will discuss Montana in 1930 and the year's outlook and developments. Dr. H. D. Kistler chairs the luncheon.
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Leutenant
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Butte Rotary Club
R. L. Thomas
Butte Club
Montana
Hazelbaker
H. D. Kistler
Ranchers Invite Family to Beaverhead Farm Party
Beaverhead county ranchers and families are invited to a farm party next Friday at the high school gym. Smith Hughes agricultural and home economics departments sponsor the event. J E B Bordern, state supervisor of vocational agriculture, will speak on farming topics. Music and old time dancing follow, with refreshments served by home economics girls. Program starts at 8 o'clock.
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L Ranchers
Beaverhead County
Smith- Hughes Agricultural and Home Economics
J. E B. Bordern
Committee Named to Draw Up State Plan
The Montana development congress selected eight men and one woman to form an organization committee. They will build a body to launch a comprehensive program of progress and promote state unity. Members include Frank B. Connelly Billings Sam Stephenson Great Falls A J Davis Butte Tom Stout Lewistown W H Young Wolf Point C H McLeod Missoula John Sherman Kalispell Mrs Frank Bossuot Havre Co E Brown Miles City.
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Elena
Treasure State
Montana Development Congress
Congress
Commissioner of Agriculture
A. H. Stafford
Frank B. Connelly
Billings
Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
A. J. Davis
Butte
Tom Stout
Lewistown
W. H. Young
Wolf Point
C. H. McLeod
Missoula
John Sherman
Kalispell
Frank Bossuot
Havre
Co. E. Brown
Miles City
Engineers declare Butte Dillon highway is good job
The Groves & Sons firm led by Mr Croves surveyed the Butte to Dillon highway project No 241 A B and C with N W Hicks of the Butte district as guide The bid seeking process draws bids from national firms ahead of the February 26 highway commission meeting at Helena A northern engineer voiced cautious optimism about the grading project from Nissler to Dillon
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Butte
Butte-Dillon
J. Groves & Sons
Mobridge
Croves
Montana
Groves
N. W. Hicks
State Highway Commission
Helena
Nissler
Dilign
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