Dillon Country Club Holds Annual Meeting
NEP. Bulger was reelected secretary and treasurer and George M. Gosman was chosen to the board of directors at the Dillon Country Club annual meeting held Monday night at city hall. The club will dispense with a regular pro this season and hire a part-time caretaker. Dues stay unchanged. greens and fairways will be prepared as weather allows in spring.
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Nep. Bulger
George M. Gosman
Dillon Country Club
City Hall
Tion
Montana House Bill 52.18 outlines debt service
The Montana Legislature introduces House Bill 52.18 to appropriate funds for interest and principal on General Fund warrant indebtedness for 1931 32 and 1932 33, with a sinking fund proposal and a backing study citing taxable value and delinquencies. It argues debt reduction must start now and links a three mill levy to debt retirement policy.
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Montana
Board of Equalization
Montana Road Mileage Totals Rise Slightly Despite Shortfall
The Montana highway system reports total road mileage just below last year’s level as federal and state funds finance improvements. District allocations show varied mileage costs across 12 districts with district 1 to district 12 detailing miles and expenditures, aided by county and Great Northern Railway contributions.
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State Highway Department
Great Northern Railway
Local residents migrate and officials update
Mr and Mrs Ralph O Leary drove from Butte to Dillon with the wife resuming work at Southern Montana Abstract. Mrs Maxine Polk Lima Ledger editor becomes rolling clerk in the state house. B A Risley audits Beaverhead County and Dillon Lima, then goes to Helena for two months on official business. Luther Smith returns from West Virginia holiday visit and reports a good trip. Fred Woodside Joe Mulkey move to Lima. guests host H T Kraabel. Fin Fingereson dies, long-time sheep herder at Mads Anderson ranch, funeral held in Dillon.
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B. A. Risley
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Lima
Helena
Fred Woodside
Joe Mulkey
H. T. Kraabel
Fin Fingereon
Mads Anderson
Drea
Beavers Sink Butte Central and Anaconda in Weekend Action
Beaverhead high’s Kerr led a scoring spree as Beavers defeated Butte Central 22 to 19 and then edged Anaconda 27 to 21 in Saturday night action. The Beavers showcased sharp shooting and strong defense, with English and Thompson guarding well and OConner and Freebourn contributing on offense.
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Anaconda
Beavers
Beaver
Breeden
Dillon Basketeers
Bates
Boone
English
Thompson
Butte Central
Central
Spreeden
Maroons
O’donnell
Kerr
O’conner
Freebourn
Dillon
R. F
Stahl
R. G
O'Donnell
Murphy
Daly
Ee Ale
Healy
Hignight
Dillon Ansconds Kerr
Beaverhead High
Smellerites
Jay Holtz Resigns as City Water Supervisor
A historical note shows Jay Holtz resigning from the position of city water supervisor amid a list of expenditures and salaries for city departments. The document records payments to local vendors and staff including rents, salaries, and supplies, with several small line items and a line for water fund entries.
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Jay Holtz
Elilels Rally Beats Butte Team in Tight Contest
Elilels pull off a rally to beat Butte as Lockwood baskets come from tough angles aided by Red Phantoms defensive pressure. Frank Ryburn and George Yost stand out with key defensive contributions and stellar play.
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Elilels
Butte
Lockwood
Red Phantoms
Frank Ryburn
George Yost
Bids Called On Highway Project In Montana
State line to the Madison county near Lavon forms part of a 124 mile stretch from Butte through Dillon to Idaho. The project will complete the longest continuous improved state and federal highway in Montana.
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Madison County
Big Hole
Lavon
Montana
Butte
Dillon
Idaho
Cemetery fund water assessment case noted
A historical notice records the Union Electric Co. and Water Users Reservoir Co. involved in a cemetery fund water assessment. It mentions Imp. District No. 7 with a cited amount of 52.75. The fragmentary OCR lists related entities and a monetary figure.
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Cemetery Fund Water Users Reservoir Co
Union Electric Co
Imp
Mrs Otto Vande Grift Claimed by Montana College
Mrs Otto Vande Grift is claimed by Montana State Normal College. She is survived by her husband two daughters Evelyn and Margery Olsen her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Seidenick of Butte and a sister Mrs George Bighorn of Melrose funeral from the Baptist church at two oclock Friday afternoon Rev R O Shannon officiating with interment at Mountain View cemetery
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Montana State Normal College
Evelyn
Margery Olsen
Frank Seidenick
Butte
George Bighorn
Melrose
Baptist Church
R. O. Shannon
Mountain View Cemetery
Dahlberg Team from Butte to Meet Eliels in Big Exhibition
B J Gunderson once Beaverhead county high school coach brings the Dahlbergs from Mining City to face the Eliels in a notable matchup. The Dahlbergs feature top local hoop stars Jimmy Brown and Bretherton, praised for an enviable season record and strong Butte basketball pedigree.
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B.J. Gunderson
Beaverhead County
Dahlberg
Butte
New Dillon Scout Unit Formed With Investiture
The Rev H N Tragitt spoke on Scout duties as members of the new New Dillon troop were introduced. Fifteen Scouts received awards at the court of honor held Friday at the court house, including second class badges for Ernest Harmon, Francis Tonrey and Harlan Harrison. First class badges went to Shonides Laeeen and Kenneth Barry. Merit badges were earned by Waldron Boger Bob Graham Bob Erwin Wilbur Gilbert Jr Melbourne Jackson George Webster Bud Cashmore Walter McGrath James Kelly and James McCulley. Certificates were awarded to those who completed the second series of Scout leaders training. recipients included Paul Bramsman P D Brown N O Calhoon Lambert Eltel George C Farrell Leroy M Gilbert F H Graves N L Henry H D Jewett W M Stone J Tonrey and Joe Wedum.
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Ernest Harmon
Francis Tonrey
Harlan Harrison
Shonides Laeeen
Kenneth Barry
Waldron Boger
Bob Graham
Bob Erwin
Wilbur Gilbert, Jr
Melbourne Jackson
George Webster
Bud Cashmore
Walter McGrath
James Kelly
James McCulley
Paul Bramsman
P. D. Brown
N. O. Calhoon
Lambert Eltel
George C. Farrell
F. H. Graves
N. L. Henry
H. D. Jewett
W. M. Stone
J. Tonrey
Joe Wedum
Leaders' Course at Guildhall Covers Education Objectives
Thursday night session at the Guildhall featured Superintendent Charles Henry of the training school discussing Educational Objectives and Scout Objectives.
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Charles Henry
Enrollment at College Increases in Four Year Trend
Practically all state teachers training institutions in the United States are now four year teachers colleges. The Normal college would keep two year diplomas alongside the regular degree as most states still require. Miss Bert Shortt of the training school earned the Master of Arts from Columbia University on Dec 17 1930, and also holds a B S from Columbia and a supervisors' certificate.
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United States
Normal College
Bert Shortt
Columbia University
Publication of a Book is Subject Talk
Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker announced a city hall meeting for tonight with Montana Association representatives in charge. He spoke on the legislature’s first week, while G. T. Paul reported on the Normal college pamphlet the Rotary club is publishing. Charles Henry chaired the luncheon and J. H. McCulley attended as guest.
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Millan Company of
New York
Frank A. Hazelbaker
City Hall
Montana Association
G. T. Paul
Normal College
Rotary Club
Charles Henry
J. H. McCulley
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