James Mauldin Dies in Los Angeles at 87
James Mauldin died in Los Angeles on February 28 at age 87. His remains are returned to his East End Maryland home for funeral and interment. A pioneer with business interests in Dillon Helena Butte and other Montana cities, Mauldin built a large fortune and left an estate valued at about one million dollars. He is survived by a sister and other Maryland relatives.
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James Mauldin
Dillon
Mauldin
Los Angeles
East End
Maryland
Helena
Butte
Montana
Beaverhead County
California
Phe
James’ Mauldin
Commonwealth
John
Sophia Mauldin
John Mauldin
Balti
Virginia
Baltimore
Brightest Beaverhead High School Student Wins Rodgers Gilbert Scholarship
Harold Blinn, son of Mr and Mrs Blinn, named top student at Old Blinn High School for two years with a 92.3 average. He wins the Rodgers Gilbert scholarship, earning a paid trip to the state basketball tournament in Bozeman. He departs with the Beaverhead delegation. he is 15, a junior in science studies.
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Harold Blinn
E. ‘Blinn
Rodgers & Gilbert
Bozeman
Beaverhead
Blinn
City Council Regular Monthly Session Meets With Aldermen Present
The city council held its regular monthly meeting with Aldermen Waldorf Scully Bowers Lloyd and Anderson present. Waldorf presided in place of Mayor Cornell and council president Leonard Eel. Routine business and department reports were submitted. Polling places for the city election were designated and officials appointed. The county commissioners also met in their regular monthly session at the county courthouse with no other business reported.
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Waldorf
Scully
Board of County Commissioners
Traces of Oil Seen in Beaverhead Alberta Drilling
Stockholders of Beaverhead- Alberta Oil & Gas report encouraging results from a year of drilling near Smallhorn canyon. oil traces were found in the latest tally close to a 2000 foot depth with oil sands expected within about 100 feet. previous small finds in the field are noted and a second well progression continues amid obstacles.
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Beaverhead
Alberta
Beaverhead- Alberta Oil & Gas Company
Smallhorn Canyon
Beaverhead Oil & Gas Company
Legion 5 OW Performance Repeats At Hartwig Theater Tonight
American Legion minstrelsy at Hartwig theatre opens tonight with sold out seats and a repeat tomorrow. Byron Hill directs assisted by Taft MacGregor McGrath amid a long team of staff and a Baxter Tonrey orchestra providing overtures and numbers. The show features Browning Hartwig Harrison and a large chorus performing songs including Chinese Moon Birds of a Feather and Wabash Blues with Bud Hartwig as lead performer.
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American Legion
Hartwig Theatre
Miss MacGrégor
C. McGrath
Lee McCracken
Walter” Stamm
A. A. Gibson
George’. ‘Baker
R. D. Curry
W. W. Hawkins
James Whaten
R. A. Reeser
Raymond Schwartz
Dolf Paris
Carpenter
BR. J. Starefield
Dale Tash
Maurice Wright
Ralph Wright
Chas. Thomas
Heick Kila
A. K. Peterson
Will Stahl
Terry Bowning
Brownback
Will Ross
Ead
Bud Hartwig
Harry Gimble
George Melton
Terry Browning
Alderic Tessier
Henry Wyatt
A. Tait
Alvin Jones
Ralph Smith
Walter Jones
Will Ashworth
Lonnie Linson
John Mullen
Cameron Gowan
Dysert Gowan
George Baker
F. H. Bimrose
Tom Holmes
Joe Wiksdal
J. W. Rees
Sylvester Hirschman
Marie
Sunny
Tennessee
Mandy ‘Lee
James Cunningham
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Cannon relic brought to Deer Lodge from Big Hole battlefield
A Civil War era mountain howitzer captured by Nez Perce during the Big Hole battle has traveled from Deer Lodge to the Big Hole basin. After years in the penitentiary yard it will be moved to the battlefield with a shelter planned. Senator Hazelbaker and Congressman Ridick seek the official history of the cannon.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Joseph
General Gibbons
Big Hole
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead National Forest
Dixon
Big Hole Basin
Carl Ridick
Dillon Rod and Gun Club Plans Regular Shoot Next Sunday
The Dillon Rod and Gun Club will hold a regular shoot next Sunday afternoon at the fairgrounds. It is the first shoot in many weeks and is expected to draw every member to participate.
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Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Fairgrounds
Jackson Couple Visit Dillon with Illness Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Davis from Jackson spent part of last week in Dillon. While there Mrs. Davis contracted influenza and was confined at the Mellen hotel.
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Jackson
Harry G. Davis
Dillon
Novel Concert Promises Odd Piano Duets and Choir
On Tuesday evening March 14 Mrs. Margaret Tello presents seven advanced students plus Nell Marshall violin Gladys Ross contralto and the College Glee Club under Miss Van de Walker. Part I features solos and choir. Part II offers ensemble numbers including a four girls two piano duet. Organ by courtesy of the Presbyterian church. Front seats reserved for the Glee club. program begins 8 15 p m. Free to the public.
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Margaret Tello
Nell Marshall
Gladys Ross
C. W. Scott
College Glee Club
van de Walker
Presbyterian Church
MRS. MORROW DIES AT RANCH HOME IN DILLON
Margaret Morrow died last Thursday at her ranch on the east bench after weeks of pernicious anemia. The funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. was led by Rev. Edw. Smith and held under the Eastern Star, of which she was a longtime member. She was over 67 and had lived in Dillon five years. She is survived by her husband, daughter May Morrow Or Willon, two sons Edwad of Dillon and Raymond of Butte, a brother Morris Peters of Albion Illinois, and five sisters: Florence Smith Albion Illinois Nora Mc Cable Los Angeles Gabe Quiot Cabot Arkansas Dena Quiberson Butte.
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Margaret Morrow
May Morrow
Willon
Edwad
Dillon
Raymond
Butte
Morris Peters
Albion
Florence Smith
Nora McCable
Los Angeles
Oave Quiot
Cabot
Arkansas
Lucy Dawes
New Mexico
Dena Quiberson
Many More Flu Cases Reported In Week
influenza remains mild with patients confined at home for several days. Some previously sick are returning to tasks while others who escaped last week fall ill. School attendance rises as the epidemic seems to abate though caution and dry feet are advised.
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Normal College
Frank Gosman Visits Dillon from Lima This Week
Frank Gosman is spending a few days in Dillon this week traveling from Lima.
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Frank Gosman
Dillon
Lima
Aged Pioneer Wm Bryan Dies of Influenza on Big Hole River
Wm Bryan, 85, a pioneer of the Big Hole region, died at his ranch near Hog's Back after two weeks of influenza. Remains brought to Dillon. funeral held at Brundage parlors with Rev. T W Bennett officiating. Interment Mountain View cemetery. Survived by wife and eight children. siblings and several reside in Spokane and Seattle.
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Wm. Bryan
Big Hole
Bryan
Dillon
Brundage Undertaking
T. W. Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View
Ireland
United States
Bannack
Hira Muray
Argenta
Tower
Edgar
George
Niza
Fred
Frank Bryan
Armond Hood
Hugh Robert
Cora
AML
Elza
Spokane
Mrs. Roberts
Seattle
Young Girls Sent to Helena Vocational School
Audrey and Elmire Snyder were brought from Lima to Dillon late last week. Judge Smith ordered they be sent to Helena for vocational school. Deputy Sheriff Ditty and Mrs. Fred Oliver transported them yesterday. They will be educated and learn a vocation at the Helena institution.
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Audrey
Elmire Snyder
Dillon
Lima
Infant dies in Dillon residence of Venfreito family
Eight months old Barney Venfreito died Thursday morning at the family home in the north end of town. Interment followed on Saturday. The parents recently moved to Dillon from Bannack.
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Barney Venfreito
Dillon
Bannack
Horses Shipped to Ogden by Ditty and Anderson
George E. Ditty and Walter Anderson sent a carload of work horses to Ogden Utah in the last week marking the dealers second such shipment to the Utah market from their operation.
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Ogden
George E. Ditty
Walter Anderson
Utah
Dillon Set for Regular City Election in April
Dillon will hold a regular city election on Monday April 3 with four aldermen to be chosen one from each ward. Incumbents retiring are Louis Anderson Leonard Eliel Perry Bowers and A F Waldorf. Polling places were set and election officials appointed for each ward.
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Dillon
Louis Anderson
Leonard Eliel
Perry Bowers
A. F. Waldorf
St. James Guild Hall
City Hall
Metlen
Lloyd & Blair’s
C. BE. Nelson
W. F. Drummey
T. W. Bennett
Edward Smith
Frank P. Harrison
Frances Sullivan
W. J. Cushing
Maude S
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J. B Mayfield
H. G. Rodgers
Ray Stanfield
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J. Anson Baxter
Dick Nelson
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W. B. Gray
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J. B. Holtz
A. J. Tessier
T. T Co
Dillon Carriage Works
Dart Hdw. Co
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L. R. Free
White House
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Entertainment Tonight
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Francis Tonrey
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