Large Freshmen Enrollment Planned at Beaverhead High
Large enrollment of freshmen expected as preparations are made for second semester at Beaverhead County High School. Commencement exercises at training school auditorium to honor 23 graduates with Rev Ernest Loft as speaker and E L Hurley delivering invocation.
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Training School
Ernest Loft
E. L. Hurley
Linden McCullough
Marshall Field
Gregory
Miss Malvern
McFadden
Mr. McKay
Eric Crouse
Lorin Curnutt
Grace Ewing
Claude Howell
Everett Holden
Evelyn Hungate
Edward Jensen
Violet Johnson
Kenneth Kenison
Elny Larsen
Jeff Mathews
George ‘McDonald
Elmer Peterson
Pauline’ ‘Rash
Joe Ryburn
Lorin Shaffner
Ted’ Soper
Inez Stinson
Mildred
Underwood
Leonard Wemple
Lewis Whitworth
County High School
Rodeo Bar Promises Westward Candy Boom
Sunblade of Idaho Falls for Sweet's Candy Co. toured Dillon to push the new Rodeo bar. The release will fund a 35000 advertising push across western states. Sunblade says the bar has caught on in cities with sales and may become a popular nationwide confection. Dillon dealers have ordered large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunblade
Idaho Falls
Sweet's Candy Company
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Sweet's
West
Mississippi
Radio program features Louis Tello violinist and governor
Local listeners will hear a 6:10 pm Dillon time program on WOC Jefferson City Missouri featuring violinist Louis Tello and his wife Margaret Tello. The pair, with ties to the Normal College music department, are joined by Dillon’s famed former instructor. The programu promises high interest for Dillon’s radio fans and music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
Jefferson ‘City
Irs
Louis
Ello
Dillon Pena
Dillon
Missouri
Tello
The
Normal College
Margaret Tello
the Normal College
Al Anderson Honored By Montana Association of Commissioners
Helena Montana January 21 Lou Freudentstein of Silver Bow county elected president of the state association of county commissioners at the closing session of the annual convention G W Darlington of Gallatin county and W L Hutchinson of Flathead county were elected first and second vice presidents respectively and D D Convey of Yellowstone county secretary treasurer Trustees named Inge Vollmer Jefferson county W A Moore Lewis and Clark and A L Anderson Beaverhead county The legislative committee is composed of W A Moore chairman P Richardson Custer county Joe Vollmer Jefferson and Hugh Broderick retiring president Broadwater county The commissioners adopted a resolution proposing a gasoline tax plan distributing two cents with 40 percent to the state highway commission and 60 percent divided equally among the counties to be disbursed from the road or bridge fund only at the discretion of the commissioners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Lou Freudenstein
Silver Bow County
State Association of County Commissioners
G. W. Darlington
Gallatin County
W. L. Hutchinson
Flathead County
D. D. Convey
Yellowstone County
Inge Vollmer
Jefferson County
W. A. Moore
Lewis and Clark
A. L. Anderson
Beaverhead County
Richardson
Custer County
Joe. Vollmer
Jefferson
Hugh
Broderick
Broadwater County
State Highway Commission
Two Brothers Travel East for Medical Treatment
Fred Carter and Lee Carter left yesterday afternoon for medical care. Fred Carter will go to Baltimore to consult specialists at Johns Hopkins Institute. Lee Carter will go to Hot Springs Arkansas to enter a sanitarium for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carter
Lee Carter
East
Baltimore
John Hopkins Institute
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Funeral of Mrs L K Adams Held on Thursday
The funeral for the late Mrs. L. K. Adams was held Thursday afternoon from the Adams home on the west side. Rev. Edward Smith officiated and interment followed in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers were G. B. Perier of Butte, George Dart, J. B. Monroe, Tom Scott, M. D. Gist, and Louis Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Adams
Mr and Mrs Roy Murray Visit Dillon Last Week
Mr Roy Murray and Mrs Murray were visitors in Dillon during the latter part of last week as noted in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Murray
Dillon
Boston Montana property sells for 100000 in receivership
The Boston Montana Mining company property including railroad mill building and mine sold for 100000 in a receivership sale in the Elkhorn district. W D ais authorized the bid and a new company will take over and resume mining next month. Expenses and unestimated claims remain to be settled. Attorney L P Sanders is in town handling legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ‘P. ‘Sanders
Boston ‘Montana’ Development Company
Elkhorn
Boston’ and ‘Montana Corporation
W.D . Ais
Yale
Wise River
Com
W. R. Allen
Man Held For Insanity Exam After Mysterious Pictograph
An unnamed man was taken into custody Friday and held for insanity commission examination. He drew pictures claiming they spell his name and life history. Joe Virgil was examined and committed to the state asylum at Warm Springs. Three men were later arrested Saturday on a misdemeanor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Virgil
Warm Springs
Mooney
Kellum
Rotarians Recall Butte Trip With National President
Rotary members met in a Jan 13 luncheon to discuss National President Everett Hill's address at a banquet in his honor. Speakers Lambert Eliel J. E. Monroe Hiram Brundage and A. F. Peterson summarized the trip and Hill's key points. The club also mourned Jack Nemeck’s departure to start a business in Butte.
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Butte
Everett
Hill
Rotary Club
Lambert Eliel
J. E. Monroe
Hiram Brundage
A. F. Peterson
T. B. Gilbert
Rotary“club
Jack Nemeck
Gilbert
Two Bridges to Span Salmon River Corridor
Lemhi county Idaho officials announce a $400,000 plan to build two large bridges over the Salmon River from Salmon to the Montana line. The project, linked to the Park to Park highway, will cost $400,000 with Lemhi contributing $180,000. bridges estimated at $85,000 and work to start around April 1 after snowmelt, linking Lemhi and Bitter Root valley regions.
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Hamilton
Fred L. Viel
Lemhi County
Idaho
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Salmon City
Montana Line
Big Hole Mountain
Bitter Root
Forest Service
Boise
Mr. Viel
Allen C. Merritt
B Salmon Commercial Club
Salmon River
Lemhi
Secretary of State Appeals to Motorists for Early License Applications
Helena Jan 21 Secretary of State Stewart urged drivers to apply for licenses early to avoid end of year bottlenecks in motor vehicle registration. He noted that the registration department faces large mid-year influxes that exceed available clerical staff when roads reopen and more applications arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Stewart
Motor Registration Department
Bayb
Ez Gilbert Elected to Michigan Club Board in Butte
Ez Gilbert attended a Michigan club meeting in Butte and was elected a member of the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ez Gilbert
Butte
Michigan‘ ‘Club
Parents and Teachers Hear School's Music Program
A Seventy-five strong audience in the kindergarten heard the Parent Teachers Club discuss music in the home on January 13. Mrs. Floyd Best urged preschool music and parental teaching at home, noting music as a natural expression and the need for library resources and school cooperation. Mrs. Newman and Miss Innes showcased student performances, with reading lists and songbooks for home practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Best
Mrs Virginia Ashlock Stricken By Paralysis
Fergus County Argus reports Mrs Virginia Ashlock suffered a paralytic stroke Thursday morning at the Ashlock home on West Boulevard. Relatives Mr and Mrs Tom Ashlock were notified and a local physician attended. Second sentence notes A.G. Brown arrived Friday evening as part of her care.
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Fergus County
Argus
Virginia Ashlock
Tom Ashlock
West Boulevard
A-G. Brown
Iter
Ashlock
Kindergarten To Open Notice To Parents
Parents of children entering the kindergarten at the start of the term are urged to arrange enrollment. The term resumes Monday and calls should be made to Miss Hayden or Miss Reid tomorrow or Friday. Only children age five by March 1 or older will be admitted. Those under five by March 1 are not admitted. Current kindergarten pupils will move to first grade.
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Rose Bushe
Otto Miessner
Silver Burdett & Co
Chicago
Illinois
Gaynor
John Church Co
Cincinnati
Finger
Riley-Gaynor
John Cage Co
Riscier Smith
American Book Co
McConathy
Osborne McConathy
Ginn & Co
Hinds Hayden & Eldridge
Calumet Ave
Miss Hayden
Miss Reid
Montana Stockman Recovers $2500 Check in Oregon
George H. Stewart of Beaverhead County Montana traveled to Portland to sell seven carloads of cattle and left a $2500 check at the Imperial hotel in Portland. He later visited Corvallis and discovered the check was held at the desk, nearly fainting at the news. He began shipping to Portland 26 years ago and resumed after the war before returning to other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
George H. Stewart
Beaverhead County
Montana
Corvallis
Imperial Hotel
Stewart
New Head of Labor for Light Wines and Beer
Boston on January 21 William Green the AF of L president spoke at a Samuel Gompers memorial meeting. He urged reform of the Volstead act to allow sale of light wines and beer and praised immigration laws as essential to American prosperity. He said organized labor will stay out of politics and defend citizenship shaped by the melting pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Green
Organized Labor
Europe
Whitefish Planting Replenishes Dillon Area Streams
The Beaverhead Sportsmen Association released several thousand whitefish fry into sloughs near Dillon last week. This is the first stocking of this species in years to revive a near extinct variety in local streams where whitefish had long dominated catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead Sportsmen Association
Funeral today for George Ainslie in Alhambra
Announcement of the death of George Ainslie, aged longtime Dillon foreman and early Examiner stockholder, who died in Alhambra California after years of asthma. The funeral will be held in Alhambra this afternoon. He leaves a wife and several siblings, including Joe Ainslie of The Anaconda Standard.
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George Alnsie
Alhambra
Calif
Dillon
Dillon Examiner
Ainslie
Examiner Printing Company
George Ainslin
Joe Ainslié
The
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
Dillon Musician Appears Before Butte Audience
Ralph McFadden a Dillon musician and music instructor at the Normal College performed at the First Presbyterian church in Butte last night. He substituted for a local musician called away by illness and played several piano selections to the audience in his usual splendid manner.
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Ralph McFadden
Dillon
the Normal College
Butte
First Presbyterian Church
McFadden
Nemeck Accepts Ford Agency Post In Butte
Jack Nemeck formerly managed Montana Auto Supply in Dillon, leaving last Thursday to become manager of the Ford agency in Butte. He was guest of honor at a stag dinner Wednesday night hosted by Hiram Brundage, with 12 gentlemen present until the early hours after cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nemeck
Montana Auto Supply Company
Dillon
Ford Agency
Butte
Mr. Nemeck
Hiram Brundage
Messrs. Brundage
Roy Forrester
Dillonites Plan Special Train Trip To California
Many Dillon residents will use the low rates to travel to California this week. A special train will depart Friday evening for the southern portion of California, where travelers will spend several weeks. The train is scheduled to arrive in Dillon late Friday evening from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
California
Butte
Beaverhead Objects to One Judge in Fifth District
Beaverhead residents oppose removing one judge from the Fifth Judicial district which also includes Madison and Jefferson counties. With two judges, Judge Rodgers in Dillon and Judge Bennett in Virginia City share duties. Local observers say travel costs and workload would be excessive for a single judge covering the broad southern region of Montana.
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Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead County
Rodgers
Dillon
Bennett
Virginia City
Prises
Also Mentioned on This Page
al Anderson
Association of Commissioners
Salmon
Secretary OF State
Clara Bell Baker
Abingdon Press
Noeldlinger
G. Schirmer Music Publishers
New York City
Geo. Ainslie
Dillonites
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