Humble Beginnings to High Office Through Perseverance
The narrative recalls a man's rise from public scavenger to the highest office, defined by effort and integrity. He cites a ethic of work and self discipline as keys, insisting success comes from persistent labor and a steadfast purpose.
Jobs that fit you unlock lasting success
The piece argues that liking the job matters more than its pay or title. It cites examples from a state attorney general and Teddy Roosevelt, urging youths to seek work they enjoy and commit fully, and notes democracy lets individuals choose their path.
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Ohio
Teddy Roosevelt
District reels with visits and local gatherings in Dillon
Mrs Jack Shepherd drives to Dillon with Sanford Shepheard who goes to Butte for hospital treatment. Rich ard Shepherd visits Butte over weekend. Bill Jacobs and John Krause travel to Dillon on business. Armstead visitors Ray Stocks and family stop by. Mrs Clarence Olson and Diane Miles Dillon visitors with Art Miles driving. The entire school and Mrs Olson attend end of school picnic at Dillon Park. Mrs John Eliel visits from Pasadena for sister Joyce Hirschy’s wedding. Clarence Olson travels to Dillon. Mrs Olson visits Wing North Dakota. Art Klessig of Wisdom works at Mrs J D Hutchins home. Crawford Wowter and Ralph Peterson visit. Dolph Salois and son spend weekend in Deer Lodge. John Bray and family host visitors from Butte. fishing with Tom Fur long. Birthday dinner honors Mrs Krause’s mother. Davis Trophy shooting at Lima with Jackson team placing seventh. Beaverd head Sportsmen host meeting at I.O.O.F. hall with dances and music by Bill Garrud and Cecil Lakey.
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Jack Shepherd
Dillon
Sanford Shepherd
Butte
Clarence Olson
Diane Miles
Art Miles
Diane
Monte
Jerry Miles
Deer Lodge
Olson
Dillmont Park
John Eliel
Pasadena
Calif
Joyce Hirschy
Mel McDowell
Art Klessig
Wisdom
J. D. Hutchins
Crawford Wowter
Roy Ford
Bud Lapham
Ralph Peterson
Missoula
Dolph Salois and Son
John Bray
Inlaw
Barney Bray
Mr. Bray
Glen Decker
Ketchikan
Alaska
Tom Furlong
Ed Krause
John Jackson
Bill Jacobs
John Krause
Bob Jackson
George Krause
D. Strodtman
Tom Clemon
B. Jacobs
Dale Strodtman
Lima
Gus Wenger
Gordon Eckman
J. O. Neil
I. W. Winsel
Jackson
Bill Steele
Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association
Bill Garrud
Cecil Lakey
Melrose Notes Highlight Local Visits and Movements
Melrose residents list guests from Great Falls Dillon Butte Deer Lodge and Missoula. Memorial Day visitors include Edwin LeCombe and family and Clair Slater party. Comings and goings cover hospital trips, bus rides to Butte, school events, commencements, and slough bridge worries affecting stock movement.
Beaverhead County Land Title Suit Heads to Court
Notice summarizes a Montana district court action by Pedersen Bros against TEA Emma Williams Gustav Willins and unknown claimants to quiet title to extensive Beaverhead County lands. It details required answer within twenty days, with default judgment possible, and lists described lands in sections and townships.
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District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
George Pedersen
WM. Pedersen
Ralph Pedersen
Pedersen Bros., Plaintiffs
Emma Willius
Gustav Willins
Beaverhead County
W. M.M
Norman Giles
H. E. Contway
Angstman Files for Congress in First District
Judge Albert H. Angstman of Helena files petition with state secretary for nomination to Congress in the First District on the Republican ticket. He is married with three children and a World War I veteran.
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Albert H. Angstman
Helena
Secretary of State
Office of
Congress
Angstman
Bonner Visits Helena Candidate for Governor Nomination
John W. Bonner of Helena, a Democratic candidate for governor, was a visitor in the city today. Mrs. Jay Nelson of Jackson was admitted to Barrett hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Trueman traveled from Quartz Hill for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin LeCombe and son Phillip plan to move to Quartz Hill soon. Mr. and Mrs. Lenehan and Mike O'Brien left Monday for upper Canyon Creek to work in timber.
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John W. Bonner
Helena
Jay Nelson of
Jackson
Barrett Hospital
Leslie Trueman
Quartz Hill
Alvin LeCombe
Phillip
Lenehan
Mike O’brien
Upper Canyon Creek
Notice of Probate of Will Bessie Capehart
Court in Beaverhead County sets June 7 1948 at 11 am to prove the will of Bessie Capehart deceased and hear Harold Capehart’s application for Letters Testamentary. Any interested person may appear to contest. Clerk Norman Giles. Deputy H E Contway.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Bessie Capehart
Harold Capehart
Norman Giles
H. E. Contway
Notice to Creditors in the James E. Kelly Estate
Corinne M. Kelly as administratrix of James E. Kelly deceased announces creditors and claimants must present their claims with vouchers within 10 months of the first publication. Claims should be filed at Leonard A. Schulz law offices in Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated May 10 1948.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
James Herbert Hayes
M.P.M
Leonard A. Schulz
White Building
Dillon
Frank C. McFadden
State of
James E. Kelly
Corinne M. Kelly
Closing of Beaverhead County Primary Nomination Registration
Beaverhead County Montana will close its registry books at 5:00 p m Friday June 4 1948 for the July 20 1948 primary nominating election Electors may register at the County Clerk’s Dillon office or with a deputy registrar notary or justice of the peace to be eligible for voting requirements include being 21 years old by July 20 1948 year residence within the state 1 year and within the county 30 days prior to the election Those who did not vote in the 1946 general election or have not re registered must register before voting Dated Dillon Montana May 4 1948 County Clerk Buckingham Ex Officio Registrar of Electors Beaverhead County Montana.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Court House
Dillon
Co. W. Buckingham
Beaverhead County
For Sale Sapphire Emerald and Ruby Gems at Mellen Hotel
For sale six genuine stones including blue sapphire about 1% ct cut, emerald about 17/100 ct cut, and ruby uncut to be cut to 10/100 to 12/100. All stones subject to appraisal. Geo. J. Routledge Mellen hotel 47-11.
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Geo. J. Routledge
Mellen Hotel
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