Court Favors Grazing Land Reveal
Montana Supreme Court upholds a ruling in the Leuthold v. Brandford case concerning state grazing land leases. The decision affects Beaverhead county ranchers and centers on a 1933 act guiding two year leases and possible three year extensions for lessees in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Leuthold
I. M. Brandford
State Board of Land Commissioners
Montana Supreme Court
Beaverhead
W. G. Gilbert
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Silver Bow Drum Corps Invited to Dillon Fourth of July
Commander J C Wedum extended an invitation to the Silver Bow post American Legion drum and bugle corps in Butte to attend the Dillon Fourth of July celebration under Beaverhead post auspices. The renowned Northwest outfit is expected to accept. A local band will also play, and organizers anticipate a large turnout from surrounding communities.
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J. C. Wedum
Drum and Bugle Corps
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Butte
Beaverhead
Butte Corps
Silver Bow Drum and Bugle Corps
Northwest
Dillon
Gargoyles Initiate New Members at Spring Banquet
The Gargoyles dramatics society of Normal college inducted several pledges at the spring quarter banquet held at St. James guild hall. Pledges named are Marjorie Tebeau Nancy Lyons Barbara Lehwalder Helen Kenny Lempi Takala and Florence Tacke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargoyles
Dramatics Society
the Normal College
St. James Guild Hall
Marjorie Tebeau
Nancy Lyons
Barbara Lehwalder
Helen Kenny
Lempi Takala
Florence Tacke
Bessie Rector
Doris Binder
Charles Martin
The
Dolphins
College
Marie L. Larson
Esther Hooker
Lilly Lee
Josephine Cebull
Agnes Benson
Wynafred Steese
Hel
Dillon Man Badly Injured In Auto Crash
Charles Titus a night clerk at the Metlen hotel in Dillon was critically injured when his car plunged off the highway south of Dillon. Passenger Bob Woody escaped injury. Titus was dragged several yards, later hospitalized and reported on the road to recovery. The crash followed an Elks dance at Dillmont park. Titus had recently survived a stickup at the Metlen hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Titus
Dillon
Metlen
Bob Woody
Titus
Barrett Hospital
Dillmont Park
Idaho
Legion Holds Memorial Services for Departed Veterans
Beaverhead county reports patrols for highway violations by Officer Wright of the Butte district last Thursday. Several motorists with foreign or 1934 plates were ordered to report to Sheriff James A. McCollum. Beaverhead post of the American Legion held Memorial services at Mountain View cemetery with the high school band and a firing squad, graves decorated after the ceremony. Memorial day quiet in Dillon as residents fished and floated county sites. John Sutherland was in Dillon from Dell.
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Beaverhead County
Wright
Butte
James A. McCollum
Beaverhead
American Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
L. A. Gregory
Legionnaires
Dillon
Ed Haining Dies at Dillon Home Aged 80
Edward B Haining longtime Dillon resident died at his home after a brief illness. He was 80, lived in the county 40 years, born in New Brunswick Canada and came to the United States as a young man arriving in Dillon about 1895. Surviving are three daughters Cora Fozzard Dillon Alice Haven New Brunswick and W H Jones West Palm Beach Fla a son George Palm Beach Fla two sisters C A Smith Anaconda and Mrs John Sutherland Dell and a brother James Calgary Canada The funeral was held Friday at Brundage chapel with Rev W H Mitchell officiating and burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Hdward B Haining
New Brunswick
Canada
United States
Dilton
Cora Fozzard
Dillon
Alice Haven
W. H. Jones
West Palm Beach
Fla
George
Palm Beach
C. A. Smith
Anaconda
John Sutherland
Dell
James
Calgary
Brundage Chapel
W. H. Mitchell
Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Misses Visit Butte Yesternight From Nearby Towns
Miss Jane Herndon Alma Olsen Anna Mautz and Lois Creighton were visitors in Butte yesterday. The group toured local shops and attended a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Herndon
Alma Olsen
Anna Mautz
Lois Creighton
Butte
Dale Metlen Visited Butte for Personal Matters
Dale Metlen was in Butte yesterday and attended no business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Metlen
Butte
Graduation Set For Normal College Training School
Forty three eighth grade pupils will receive diplomas at the Normal college training school commencement tomorrow at 2 pm in the college auditorium. Superintendent Charles Henry will present the class and J E Monroe will award diplomas. Several pupils will give addresses. The program includes an orchestra, a cornet solo, and the class gift presentation. The regular term ends Friday.
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Normal College Training School
Charles Henry
J. E. Monroe
Rosemary Girnus
William Tait
Jo Ann Fuller
Evelyn Nissen
Ruth Jackson
June Patrick
Eleanore Thompson
William Tower
H. J. Schmidt
The
Presbyterian Church
Training School
L. A. Gregory
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Gladys Burtch
William Wall
Donald Alley
Wanda Atkeson
LaRue Cantrell
John Carr
Dee Casper
Bettie Davis
Maurine Dil
First Beaverhead County Still Dismantled After Repeal
State and county officers found a 176 gallon still at Pool creek head in Horse Prairie Beaverhead county. A 1600 gallon mash vat held about 500 gallons of mash. No liquor found. five barrels copper vat and other equipment confiscated. Arrest expected soon as fingerprints and clues point to recent operation.
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Pool Creek
Horse Prairie
Beaverhead
James A. McCollum
Pat Flynn
John Reardon
J. H. Bur
Shearing Season Begins as Beaverhead Ranchers Hopeful
Rotary club approves resolutions praising former Dillon president W W Wahl who will become Helena high school principal. Members share favorite stories at Metlen hotel. Beav erhead county ranchers anticipate improved outlook due to generous May rains and abundant river flows easing drought worries.
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Dillon Club
W.W. Wahl
Metlen
Wah
Helena
Helena High School
Beaverhead County
Large Number Of Butte Elks Enjoy Dance Wednesday
About 200 Butte Elks and their ladies attended the annual Dillon Elks anniversary party held last Wednesday night at Dimont Park. The Butte lodge drum and bugle corps performed an exhibition drill in the business district, as Don's dance band provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Elks
Dilimont Park
Butte Elks
Butte ‘Lodge
Don's
Roy Forrester Dominates Scout Swim Meet at Gregson Springs
Roy Forrester Jr. of Dillon won all three major events in the Boy Scout field day swimming meet at Gregson Springs last Saturday. He captured first in the Class A 150-foot dash the swim-on-back and the Class A 100-foot dash, and placed third in the candle race and in the free-style relay with Dil son teammates Bill Bayerd John Combes and John Carr. Bayerd tied for third in two Class A dashes while Combes also took third in Class C events.
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Roy Forrester, Jr
Dillon
Gregson Springs
Bill Bayerd
John Combes
John Carr
Dilson
Dillon Troop
Students at the Normal Get Awards
At the assembly last Wednesday President Davis awarded students for Normal college activities. The basketball block was won by Emory Rouse Anaconda Rayburn Thompson Dillon Lake Dyche Salt Lake City Bernard McGinley Butte Ralph Endally Dillon Jess Wetzel Browning Milton Crocker Armstead Robert Murray Bear Creek Arthur Fish Raynesford and Marion Kruaie Butte for participation in intercollegiate debating contests awards.
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Davis
Emory Rouse
Anaconda
Rayburn Thompson
Dillon
Lake Dyche
Salt Lake City
Bernard McGinley
Butte
Ralph Endally
Jess Wetzel
Browning
Milton Crocker
Armstead
Robert Murray
Bear Creek
Arthur Fish
Raynesford
Marion Kruaie
CCC Youth Dies At Hospital In Local City
Lloyd Matthey 18, worker at Birch Creek CCC camp, died at Barrett hospital from pneumonia after a brief illness. A native of Fredericksburg Ohio, his body was sent there for burial. Will Carroll visited the city Saturday from Horse Prairie.
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Lloyd Matthey
Birch Creek
CCC
Barrett Hospital
Fredericksburg
Ohio
Will Carroll
Eighty Five Diplomas and Degrees Awarded at State Normal
The thirty eighth annual commencement of the Montana State Normal College honored eighty five two year graduates with diplomas and eighty five bachelors of education. Superintendent Henry A. Davee gave the address while Frank Eliel of Dillon conferred degrees and diplomas. Rev Orval A Schmidt delivered the invocation and benediction as the Little Symphony orchestra provided music under Frances Robinson's direction. Continued on page 6.
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Montana State Normal College
Henry A. Davee
Normal College
Hoe
Sheldon H. Davis
Frank Eliel
Dillon
State Board of Education
Orval A. Schmidt
First Lutheran Church
Little Symphony Orchestra
Frances Robinson
Annual Dance Revue Set Friday Night By Claudia Faust School
The Claudia Faust School of Dancing will present its annual revue Friday night at the training school auditorium. Don's dance band will accompany several numbers before, during, and after intermission. The show includes two parts with a second depicting tryouts for a colossal musical comedy picture and a Kiddie Revue within a show. Dancers include Merle Schmittroth Elsie Lloyd Miriam Morse Mary Jane Paul Betty Blythe Stephan Phyllis Evelyn Davis Darlene Kakuske Dolores Williams Dee Smith Mary Lou Stroeder Helen Koski Peggy Smith Carol Giudici Merlyn Sandvng Leah Johnson Donna.
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Claudia Faust
Merle Schmittroth
Elsie Lloyd
Miriam Morse
Mary
Jane Paul
Betty Blythe Stephan
Phyllis
Evelyn Davis
Darlene Kakuske
Dolores Williams
Dee Smith
Mary Lou Stroeder
Helen Koski
Peggy Smith
Carol’ Giudici
Merlyn Sandvng
Leah Johnson
Donna
Nine Weeks Term Opens At College
The summer session at Montana State Normal College starts next Monday June 10. Both two year and four year degree courses are accredited, with many juniors and seniors pursuing degrees. Special offerings include fine and industrial arts angish and social studies. Music includes chorus and orchestra with piano and violin lessons by Ralph McFadden and Frances Robinson. Dramatic groups, tennis, swimming, archery and other sports are planned under Marjorie Hamer and Coach Herbert P. Kakuske. Home economics and related crafts also offered.
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Montana State Normal College
Ralph McFadden
Frances Robinson
Marjorie Hamer
Herbert P. Kakuske
Beaverhead Council Plans Next Year Activities
The Beaverhead home demonstration council met at the courthouse Monday afternoon with Lillian Stone in charge. Blanche Lee outlined the Montana program planning and the group selected topics for upcoming months including buying yard goods pattern fitting dress adjustments upholstery slip covers and landscape gardening.
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Plana
Beaverhead
Better Housing Drive Renewed in Dillon
Dillon and Beaverhead county join the National Better Housing campaign for the coming weeks. Fred Simons is chief clerk, with temporary headquarters beside the court house. A house-to-house drive will be launched to renew community unity. Mayor D A Galt commented this week.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Fred Simons
FERA
F. D. Willis
Court House
D. A. Galt
Fair Sex Loser In City's First Archery Combat
In Dillon's inaugural archery meet on a field behind the college gymnasium the town team of men defeated the Normal college girls by about 100 points. Prizes went to Malcolm Stone Bill Backus Emery Rouse and William Dunn for the town team while Bertha Takala Rae Harrington Jane Pratt and Jennie Boveé made up the Normal squad. Distances of 40 30 and 20 yards were used.
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Dillon
Normal College
College Gymnasium
Malcolm Stone
Bill Backus
Emery Rouse
William Dunn
Bertha Takala
Rae Harrington
Jane Pratt
Jennie Boveé
Arro’ Va
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Supreme Bench
Silver Bow Drum Corps
Crack Butte
Post
Legion
ED Haining
Sheriff's Office
Rotary Club
Wahl
Tom Gilbert
Tom Luebben
Sam Wilkingon
Sheldon E. Davis
Rush Jordan
Roy Forrester
Mayor Galt
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