Beavers Show Fast-Paced Offense In Helena Clash
In two games against Carroll College and Whitehall the Montana Normal Beavers dominated with high scoring and a machine like offense. Cashmore led with 29 points, Fairbanks 17, Burgess 13, Wheat 12 as they routed Whitehall 47 36 and beat Carroll 41 32. Montana Normal Bulldogs split two road tests in Havre and Helena. Reed led Northern Montana with 17 points as the locals remained unbeaten in state small college play.
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Car- Toll College
Helena
Beaver
Butte High
Purples
Beavers
Whitehall
Toc
Cashmore
Fairbanks
Burgess
Wheat
McRae
Philipsburg
Montana Normal Bulldogs
Montana Normal
Havre
Carroll College
Northern “Lights
Northern Montana Cagers
Northerners
Reed
Northern College Quint
Timmons
Carroll
Saints
Kastelitz
Hollow
Chanticleer Club Views On Modern Orient Visit
Miss Evelyn Rimel of Beaverhead County High School faculty discussed her China visit to the Chanticleer Club. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Farmer and the Foreign Relations Club. She contrasted Chinese and Japanese progress, described Beiping art, Chinese poverty, beggar issues, and a typical Oriental restaurant menu.
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Evelyn Rimel
Beaverhead County High School
Chanticleer Club
China
Mrs. Farmer
Miss Rimel
Japan
Peiping
Bird Nest
Normal Pups Triumph Over Lima 31-22 In Out-of-Town Test
West fall referee Secrist oversaw the clash as Normal High School defeated Lima High 31-22 in the first away game for the Pups. Assistant Coach McGinley rotated players freely, and at halftime Normal led 21-12. Loughlin led Normal with 16 points, Burt scored 8 for Lima.
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Secrist
Westfall
Normal
Pups
Lima High School
McGinley
Loughlin
Burt
Lima
Local man makes suicide attempt at Warm Springs hospital
A man identified as Bross leapt from a hospital window after being brought there by Undersheriff John Troupe and H. M. Brundage. Guy Abernathy, jailed, heard a sound and saw Bross with a neck wound after the incident. A physician stitched 18 wounds, and Undersheriff Troupe says it was suicide related, not an escape attempt.
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Warm Springs Hospital
John Troupe
H. M. Brundage
Guy Abernathy
Bross
Abernathy
Aigs and Reliffe Union Council Hearing in Washington
A letter from Jody Tukesberry of the United Reliffe Union to the President outlines a hearing on the radio about government involvement in the aquisition and sale of relics or assets. The writer warns against using mature Aigs and stresses potential union disruption from such actions.
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Dillon Mont
Releffe
Washington, D. C
Aigs
Shepe
Rattle & Piggs
Mebdy
Jody Tukesberry
United Releffe Union
Twin Bridges leaders elected under Dillon association
Homer Tash W B Seyler A R Smith and Sidney Smith head the Twin Bridges association elected with Austin Winder president A R Smith vice president and F A Hazelbaker secretary. The group is part of the Beaverhead Madison association with Dillon offices.
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Der
Homer Tash
W. B. Seyler
A. R. Smith
Sidney Smith
Austin Winder
F. A. Hazelbaker
Twin Bridges Association
Dillon Group
Beaverhead-Madison Association
Dillon
Members Dillon Gun Club High in Averages
The Dillon Gun Club members posted top averages led by W Forrester at 0.9592 and Roy Forrester Jr at 0.8000 in handicap events. Other notable shooters included Walter Jones 0.8100, Dan Peterson 0.9080, H R Peterson 0.9463, and Pete Westergard 0.8911 in handicap matches.
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Dillon Gun Club
W. Forrester
Roy Forrester, Jr
W. B. Gleed
Walter Jones
J. J. Lynch
Dan Peterson
Everett Peterson
H. R. Peterson
Leonard Schulz
Russell Smith
W. E. Talent
Pete Westergard
Vic Westergard
Rambling Facts About Agriculture
Tips on chicken cannibalism causes and prevention include mineral deficiency diet changes salt bone meal and oyster shell in feed and more space per bird. Advice also covers humane hen handling and dangers of hanging meat for birds with fat content and potential heavy losses.
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H. E. Cushman
Grazing Returns to Normal in State Forests
Forest grazing areas in the national forests of the state are nearly normal due to fall precipitation.
Montana Receives Federal Aid Road Funds This Week
Montana was allocated 86651 dollars in federal aid for roads from Washington this week. The funds will be distributed among several counties to support road projects.
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Montana
Washington
Party Honors Mrs. Glen Stinson At Home Event
Miss Ilene Jackson and Miss Lorraine McGrath hosted a Friday night gathering at the Stinson home to honor the recently married Mrs. Glen Stinson. The evening featured pi noshle and games followed by a buffet luncheon. Guests included a long list of Misses and Mrs. many with the Stinson surname and relatives.
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Ilene Jackson
Lorraine McGrath
the Fortimer
Glen Stinson
Dorothy Anne Davis
Margaret Holloran
Doris Stinson
Eda Jackson
Alice
Estella Melton
Gladys
Frances Carr
Lucille Nettik
Marjorie Opp
Walter Stinson
Weston Strasser
Irene Megquier
Mike Nettik
Tom Pyeatt
Amos Wright
Isabel Watson
Carl McClain
Ralph
Local clubs hold meetings and elections this week
The Methodist Aid society meets tomorrow at the church parlors with hosts Mrs Clarence Axe Mrs Ed Farley and Mrs Louis Schmittroth. The Presbyterian Manse society gathers tomorrow at Mrs Emma Carhart’s home. Dorcas society meets at Mrs Ted Oliver’s home. Lutheran Ladies Aid elected officers including Mrs Dysart Gowen president and Mrs John Pettengill vice president. Omega Bridge club hosted by Mrs O K Moe with high score Mrs Ernest Nelson and low by Mrs Tom Carney. Nite club hosted by Miss Clara Pinot with Miss Adelaide Gelhaus high score and Mrs William Backus low.
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Methodist Aid Society
Clarence Axe
Ed Farley
Louis Schmittroth
Presbyterian Manse Society
Emma Carhart
John Shaffner
Riverside Club
Omega Bridge Club
O. K. Moe
Ernest Nelson
Tom Carney
L. D. S. Relief Society
Richard Evans
Dorcas Society
Ted Oliver
Dysart Gowen
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
John Pettengill
Clifford Holt
Pauline Wilson
Nite Club
Clara Pinot
Adelaide Gelhaus
William Backus
Mitchell Parents Welcome Son at Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs William H Mitch ell are the parents of a son born Friday morning at Barrett hospital. Sheriff Paul H Temple witnessed the hanging of Frank Robideau in Columbus Friday night. Matt Kay Beaverhead rancher underwent an operation at Murray hospital in Butte Monday. Mrs J H Keenan returned from Oshkosh Wisconsin where she visited relatives and was met in Butte by Mr Keenan. Mr and Mrs Al Peterson of Jackson were visitors in the city yesterday. Mrs Mark Clemow visiting at Elizabeth Clemow home left for Jackson Sunday. Miss Alice Sands of Missoula formerly of Dillon was a house guest of Mrs H P Kakuske last week.
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William H. Mitchell
Barrett Hospital
Paul H. Temple
Columbus
Frank Robideau
Matt Kay
Beaverhead
Murray Hospital
Butte
J. H. Keenan
Oshkosh
Wis
Keenan
al Peterson
Jackson
Mark Clemow
Elizabeth Clemow
Alice Sands
Missoula
Dillon
H. P. Kakuske
Annuary Observance by Diana Rebekah Lodge No 42
Diana Rebekah lodge No. 42 plans a program tomorrow night January 20 to celebrate the founding of the I O C F with guests from other lodges invited. The I O C F has about five million members in the U S and 648 779 Rebekahs with 4 400 in Montana. The 1 0 C F provided flood relief in 1937 amounting to 46 000 and Odd Fellow homes cared for 1936 totals of 13 845 435 86.
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Latin America
I.0.c.f
United States
Montana
Diana Rebekah
Water hearing on Missouri River use held in Medora
State engineer J. S. James attended a hearing with U S Army Engineers last week to discuss utilizing waters of the Little Missouri River. The session took place at Medora North Dakota.
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J. S. James
U. S. Army Engineers
Little Missouri River
Medora
N. D
Extension workers to meet at Bozeman for annual conference
Montana Extension Service workers from across the state gather January 19 to 26 at Montana State College for talks, group discussions, and association meetings. The event includes luncheons, banquets, and a seed growers group meeting with farm officials and federal agencies. A second note reports a new judging system for the Regional Junior Fat Stock Show to be held in Billings with about a thousand head entered by 4-H and FFA members and a possible show-string to Chicago International Livestock Exposition.
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Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment
Montana County Agents Association
Montana Home Home Demonstration Agents Association
Agricultural Club
Montana Seed Growers Association
Billings
Ray E. Cameron
Cameron
Howard G. Lewis
Elk Shipment Faces Struggle as Park Rangers Release Elk
Yellowstone park elk were shipped to Dillon from Gardiner, as 16 were unloaded Sunday and two more truckloads Monday. The elk resisted leaving the trucks and had to be roped, dragged, and bulldogged to freedom. Some leaped back into the trucks and several minor injuries occurred during unloading. Once free, the elk vanished into nearby brush, with locals predicting a large, feed-supplied herd may stay in the area.
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Park Rangers
Gardiner
Dillon
Carl Mast
Bill Smith
P. Welborn
Nearb Timber
Bozeman Production Credit Group Elects Officers
About 250 stockholders attended the meeting as large charts displayed last year’s business trends. The resignation of N O Miller as secretary was accepted with a resolution praising his service.
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N. O. Miller
Peterson and Rhino Leave Dillon for Logan Trip
Kenneth Peterson and George Rhino of Jackson departed Dillon for Logan Utah yesterday in a brief travel update.
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Kenneth Peterson
George Rhino
Jackson
Dillon
Logan
Utah
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