Jury terms set for Beaverhead Court next month
Beaverhead county's spring district court term opens March 26 with Judge Henry G. Rodgers presiding. Two criminal cases and eight civil actions are on the docket and women will first be eligible for jury service. Trial dates include Miller Development Co. vs. Thomas W. Kess on March 26 at 10 a.m. and other civil and criminal cases through April 5.
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Beaverhead County
Henry G. Rodgers
Miller’ Development Company
Thomas W. Kess
Banker’s Commercial Security Company
Charles Pilgrim
State of Montana
William Hanlan
Frank Reynolds
C. E. Blinn
H. L. Hatton
Tony Kruletz
John Rebich
Anna Ball
John R. Maxwell
Sylvan Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Normal Will Meet Mines Here Friday in Slugfest
Montana Normal's Bulldogs host Montana Mines Friday in a key conference game after two close meetings this season. Normal won 35 34 earlier this month here while Mines edged 30 29 in Butte. A Mines loss would tilt the standings toward a second-place tie.
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Montana Haol of Mines
Ontana Normal
Bulldogs
Normal
Mines
Butte
Charters Granted to Dillon Rifle Clubs by National Body
The National Rifle Association last week granted charters to both the Dillon Rifle Club and the Dillon Junior Rifle Club. In Sunday’s shoot at the high school range the Watson Motors team lost to Ermont Mines 1136 to 1101, with Mel Jones leading the Jay team at 260. Other scores include Eybold 248 Buckingham 241 Gray 240 W George 238 Lightfoot 233 Farrell 232 Quick 229 Morris 228 Devaney 223 Ide 223 P Lasich 217 Adams 216 Ne W Jones 212 Fox 210 B Schmitt 209 Bozeman 207 P Westergard 196 Nygreen 195 A Green 194 Langdorf 174 C Banks 173 J Brundage 168. The midweek shoot is set for tonight.
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Dillon Rifle Club
Dillon Junior Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Washington, D. C
Watson Motors
Ermont Mines
Watson
Mel Jones
Jay
Eybold
Buckingham
Gray
W. George
Lightfoot
Farrell
Quick
Morris
Devaney
Ide
P. Lasich
Adams
Ne 'W. Jones
Fox
B. Schmitt
Bozeman
P. Westergard
Nygreen
A. Green
Talks on Americanism at Beaverhead schools
George M. Gosman Montana department commander of the American Legion spoke to the Beaverhead county high school assembly on Americanism. County Attorney Leonard A. Schulz addressed Dillon training school pupils in the afternoon warning against subversive elements and world war dangers.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon Public Schools
George M. Gosman
Montana
American Legion
Leonard A. Schulz
Dillon B and P W Club to Hold Meet Tonight
Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club hosts an 8 pm public meeting at the high school on International Relations. Principal speaker Dr. Marlin K. Farmer of Normal College faculty. Program includes choral numbers and a talk Make Way for Dictators.
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Dillon Business and Professional _Women's Club
Marlin K. Farmer
Normal College
Mary Castles
Jack Mahood
Grace Redburn
George Bowering
Jeanie
Luxembourg Gardens
Paris
Jess Whitney
Ward Smith
Douglas Wagg
Gladys A. Forrester
God Bless
Amerita
Dillon Choral Club
W. G. Gilbert
T. Sargent
Dillon’s Club
Open Season on Elk in Beaverhead
Elk hunting season opens in Beaverhead with a two day egg grading school at city hall the Friday and Saturday of March 1 and 2. State inspectors will oversee the sessions conducted by Thomas McMasters and Dan St. John with meetings at 1 00 PM and 7 00 PM daily.
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State Agriculture Department
Thomas McMasters
Dan St. John
Open elk season in Beaverhead County announced
The state fish and game commission proclaims an open elk hunting period this week in a small Beaverhead County area from last Sunday to next, inclusive. Ward en James A. Weaver may close the area once 25 bull elk are killed, replacing a previously open Deeember to January stretch. only a small kill was recorded earlier.
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Beaverhead County
State Fish and ‘Game Commission
James A. Weaver
Dee
Rotary Club Hosts Montana Normal Students Music Program
The Dillon Rotary club heard a music program by Montana State Normal college students directed by Ralph McFadden at a Monday meeting. Performers included Esther Kelly piano, Dorothy Hagler violin with Mary Hocking, Jack Mahood vocals with Grace Redburn, and a men’s quartet directed by Mrs. Redburn. Debating coaches Rush Jordan and Walter Scott spoke as guests along with Rev. Victor Lewis.
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Dillon
Jess Whitney
Whitefish
Douglas Wagg
Saco
Jack Mahood
Redburn
Normal College
Behool of Mines
Rush Jordan
Walter Scott
Scott
Victor Lewis
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon Gun Club Opens Season With Sunday Shoot
The Dillon Gun club will open its season with a Sunday afternoon shoot. Vice-president William Steele announced the event in the absence of President R. M. Barrett. A business meeting starts at 1 o'clock in the clubhouse to elect officers for the ensuing year. all members are urged to attend.
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Dillon Gun Club
William Steele
Pres
R. M. Barrett
Otto Schulz Leads 232 Gunners in Reading Flyer Shoot
Otto Schulz of Sheridan top gunner led a field of 232 gunners in Reading Pennsylvania last Thursday. He shot 20 straight to lead the flyers and will compete in the Kansas City flyer shoot.
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Otto Schulz
Sheridan
Reading
Kansas City
Robbery Foiled at Montana Mercantile Sales Building
Opportune arrival of Manager S F Erwin around midnight disrupted a burglary at the Montana Mercantile Sales Co on North Montana street. A front office safe was damaged, rear entry forced, two suspects arrested, and fingerprints taken. Police and sheriff investigated.
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S. F. Erwin
Montana Mercantile Sales Company
Montana Street
Erwin
John Troupe
Geggs
Mercantile Company
Civic Group Reports Success in Dillon Chamber Campaign
The Dillon Chamber of Commerce membership drive ends tonight after eight teams competed. Mining team led by Paul Temple tops points, followed by Livestock led by L A Schulz and Bernard Williams. Other teams include Highway Publicity Civic Retail Public Institutions and Conventions as captains prepare final reports. The goal is 1400 memberships and success appears likely. President Harold M. Warner attended the Northwest division U S Chamber of Commerce meeting in Butte this week.
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Dillon Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Mayland
Paul Temple
L. A. Schulz
Bernard Williams
Harold M. Warner
Chamber
United States Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Trout wins second in western division contest
Mrs. Jack Keenan secretary of the Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association caught a Rainbow trout weighing nine pounds ten ounces in the Big Hole River last summer securing second place in the western division of a nationwide Hunting and Fishing and National Sportsman magazine contest.
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Big Hole
Jack Keenan
Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association
Hunting and Fishing and
National Sportstan” _magazine
Dillon High Cagers Defeat Whitehall For District Title
Dillon High upsets Whitehall 35-26 to win the District 16 basketball tournament at Sheridan. The Beavers earned final berth with 53-26 over Sheridan and 34-32 over Twin Bridges. Twin Bridges took third by beating Virginia City 32-24.
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Beaverhead County High School
Sheridan
Whitehall
Beavers
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Ennis
St. Peters
Anaconda
Dillon
Past Elk Lodge Exalted Rulers Honored in Dillon
Past exalted rulers of the Dillon Elks lodge were honored at the regular meeting with John T. Orr as exalted ruler and Ed Johnson and L. Ott Gordon in other chairs. District Deputy Gordon delivered an inspiring address from his western Montana visitations. A card party to benefit Elks was announced.
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Dillon Elks Lodge
John T. Orr
Ed Johnson
L. Ott Gordon
Gordon
Montana
Normal Debaters and Operetta Set for Week Events
High school operetta The Enchanted Isle directed by Miss Mary Castles features a large chorus and principal cast led by George Bowring Irma Jackson Virginia Woody Bruce Kitts and others with Alice Davis as accompanist. Normal college debate teams under Prof Rush Jordan discuss isolation policy as they prepare for upcoming rounds against state teams.
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Beaverhead County
Mary Castles
Enchanted Isle
Ira B. Wilson
George Bowring
Irma Jackson
Virginia Woody
Bruce Kitts
Ray Conger
Joe Taylor
Jeanette Spaberg
Mary Spegar
Grace Knox
Bernard Harkness
Boyd Koenig
Guy Combes
Edward Neal
Edward Sweich
Phillip Bond
Dave Curry
Keith Featherly
Alice Davis
Elinor Johnson
Avis Underwood
June Johnson
Ruth Koenig
Dorothy Mautz
Elvira Stefanic
Jean Burch
Donna Trolinger
LaVeeta Crossley
Giovannina Cardinale
Lorraine Pierce
Rush Jordan
United States
Western Hemisphere
Infant dies after brief illness in Barrett hospital
The funeral for seven weeks old Emmett Charles Laudenbeck was held Monday afternoon at Brundage chapel with James Episcopal church officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. He died Friday evening at Barrett hospital. besides his parents he left an uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs R C Laudenbeck of Barnack.
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Emmett Charles Laudenbeck
Emmett Laudenbeck
Brundage Chapel
Victor Lewis
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Barrett Hospital
R. C. Laudenbeck
Barnack
Gargoyles Present Tovarich at College Auditorium
The Gargoyles drama club at Montana State Normal College staged the Broadway comedy Tovarich directing under Myrtle Savidge. Cast included Vincent Curry Myrthel Nelson Isabel Oxley Maurice Hickey Dan Walker Howard Morse Ruby MacLean and Rosamond King with King as assistant director and property manager. The Little Symphony orchestra under Ralph McFadden provided music before and during intermissions.
Local youth Paul Rebich dies after long illness
Paul Anthony Rebich aged 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rebich, died Saturday at the family ranch south of Dillon after years of invalidism. Funeral services were held Monday at St. Rose Catholic church with Fr. F. X. Lechner officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery. He leaves his parents six sisters Helen Irene Dorothy Betty Frances and an unnamed infant sister two brothers Joe and Phillip, a grandmother Mrs Angella Malesich of Dillon, and other relatives.
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Paul Anthony Rebich
Joe Rebich
Rebich
Dillon
St. Rose Catholic Church
F. X. Lechner
Mountain View Cemetery
Beaverhead Valley
Helen
Irene
Dorothy
Betty
Frances
Joe
Phillip
Angella Malesich
Fire crews quell small blaze at college residence halls
Fire department crews answered a Thursday afternoon call to the Normal college residence halls to extinguish a slight room fire. The blaze caused little damage and no injuries were reported.
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Normal College
Wisdom man injured in snowmobile mishap
Jack Hurley of the Big Hole basin was taken to Barrett hospital in Dillon after a snowmobile propeller severed two fingers and cut toward the wrist. He and John Krause were in Jackson preparing to hunt coyotes when the accident occurred. Krause rushed him to Dillon for treatment.
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Jack Hurley
Big Hole Basin
Barrett Hospital
Dillon
Hurley
John Krause
Jackson
Krause
Attorney Speaks On Jury Duty for Women at Session
County Attorney Leonard says in a courtroom report that women are eligible for jury duty. The session at the courthouse in the afternoon included remarks and a discussion led by Schulz, with references to Mrs. R. D. Curry and visitors Thomas E. Dew, Ruth, and Helena.
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Leonard
Schulz
Court House
R. D. , Curry
Thomas E. Dew
Ruths
Helena
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Leonard Schulz Schulz
Elks
Beaverhead
Rotary Club
Civic Group
Chamber of Commerce
Dillon High Cagers
Past Heads Elks Lodge
Dillon Lodge
the Enchanted Isle
School of Mines
Harold Barton
Byron Clow
Clyde Hinton
Elliott Coldwater
Robert Holloran
Dil Ion
William Tower
Lima
Howard Marley
Andrew Pickorick
Virginia Hudson
Claribel Houchen
Fairview
University At
Missoula
Montana State Normal College Dramatics Society
Wisdom Man
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