Beaverhead DAR to Host Annual Birthday Party Tonight
Beaverhead chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its annual birthday party tonight at the home of regent Mrs. T. E. Luebben with a 7 o'clock dinner followed by contract bridge. Also reported: couples Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee McCracken celebrated their wedding anniversary with friends, Betty Apgar's tenth birthday party at home, Hob Nob club lunch at Peter J. Peterson ranch, Northside Country club gathering at Mrs. Noah Allen's, Theta entertained at Mrs. E. L. Poin Dexter's, and dances hosted by Dancing club at St James guild hall with Baxter Tonney orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. E. Luebben
T. Lee McCracken
Bridge
Hob Nob Club
D. V. Erwin
Peter J. Peterson
Northside Country Club
Noah Allen
Dancing Club
St. James Guild Hall
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
St. James
W. J. Romersa
High Guild Hall
F. B. Schuyler
Eugene W. Bond
Lambert Enel
Beavers Trapped Out of Season Fine Levied
Edward Bryan was fined 76 dollars by Judge Louis Stall for illegal trapping of beaver and shooting ducks and grouse out of season. Deputy Game Warden Charles Price arrested him. Bryan opted to serve the fine in jail. Local notices include residents and visitors in Dillon with several trips and a district court filing for the estate of Charles J. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Bryan
Louis Stall
Charles Price
Bryan
Cantor Adapts Stage Voice To Mike In Dillon Broadcast
Cantor Eddie adapts to radio using a low voice and direct mic talk while sharing a mic with James Wallington. The feature describes stage habits shifting to broadcast style and mentions musical and stage movement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
Mike
Pdvie Cantor
Eddie
James Wallington
Rubinore
Red
Rubinoff
Dillon Man Found Dead South City
Dillon man found dead in South City. He had been a ranch laborer locally and, for two months, registered for work with the Emergency Relief board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
South City
Emergency Relief Board
Calico Tea at Guild Hall Delights Attendees
Mrs W G Gilbert led the club in a Calico Tea at Guild Hall. Cotton frocks graced all guests and Mrs H H Bates served as general chairman for the annual event. The tea table was laid with an air of homey charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Waldorf
Louis Schmittroth
Nelson
D. W. Erwin
Harry Graves
Clara Graeter
Louise Buhrer
J. E. Kelly
Buhrer
Guild Hall
H.H. Bates
Examiner want ads bring big returns from small investment
Reader reports show classified want ads yield surprising profits for small upfront costs. Local business owner credits simple ad placements with attracting steady customers and boosting sales beyond initial expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Montana legislature adjourns after busy month
Montana lawmakers wrap a busy session with bills sent to the governor including land lease measures. The agenda covers licensing insurance salesmen, public accounting, admission day observance, care for disabled World War veterans, unsettled pending payments and irrigation district loans, St. Lawrence waterway completion, and limits on reconstruction finance loans. A nepotism ruling appears in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Senate
St. Lawrence Waterway
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lawmakers approve varied measures in latest session
Attorney General Nagle noted one county official may hire a relative of another if no agreement exists, amid a slate of bills signed by the governor. The enactments fix horse herd district rules, allow grazing association incorporation, create county advisory land boards, address false animal registrations, empower consolidating county offices, fund BH. F. Greed injury claim, tax amendment submissions, define navigable waters, permit fishing, and require stock inspections reported to the livestock commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagle
Lima
Hvestock Commission
Beaverhead Relief Body Provides Work During Severe Winter
During the Depression's worst winter the Beaverhead relief committee supplied nearly 500 jobs for unemployed men. In two months 579 men registered. 490 hired, including 319 with families. Expenditures totaled costs for food, clothing, fuel, cash advances, insurance, medicine, and office work. Projects covered Cemetery, Oliver and Featherly lanes, Anderson bridge, county high school, Sheep Creek and Wise River roads, Armstead highway graveling, plus snow clearance during storms.
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Dillon
Oliver and Featherly
Anderson Bridge
Sheep Creek
Wise River
Armstead
Election registration rises in Dillon and Lima
Dillon reports higher registration across wards with Ward 1 1385 Ward 2 472 Ward 8 288 and Ward 4 33 totaling increases over last year. A mayor and aldermen from four wards will be chosen in April. Lima also shows a 241 total, up 37 from last year and 68 from two years ago. Ward 1 126 Ward 2 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Baker
Lima
Concert Row Encore Delights City Audience
A concert presented by the orchestra featured works including Ketelbey pieces Intermezzo from the Concerto Grosso in Minor by Vivaldi and Cadman Festival March. Miss Robinson led the ensemble with praise for the musicians preparation and performance as selections ranged from Unfinished Symphony to A Persian Market and Manhattan Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Ketelbey
Manhattan
Alter
Bank Holiday Proclaimed as Congress Debates Relief
The article notes a bank holiday in effect with reduced check withdrawals and new deposits fully drawable. It mentions the holiday continuing until Congress reconvenes in special session to consider a banking relief program, with Mr. Roosevelt and advisors formulating plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Student operetta to be presented with Japanese garden theme
A humorous, entertaining story runs through the operetta with music. The stage features a Japanese garden setting with flowers by the college Art club and upper grades training school. A Japanese Buddha prop will be used, crafted by the Art club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colle
Normal Wins Debate With Bozeman Here Last Night
Eastern Montana Normal defeated Bozeman in a debate at the campus. The affirmative team Aileen Brady from Dillon and Juanita Davis from Billings secured the decision over Audrey Boub of Dillon and Alice Clement of Billings. Judges were Fay Kirkpatrick, Rev. O. A. Schmidt, and T. Lee McCracken.
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Eastern Montana Normal
Montana State Normal
Aileen Brady
Dillon
Juanita Davis
Billings
Audrey Boub
Dillo
Alice Clement
Fay Kirkpatrick
Rev. O. A. Schmidt
T. Lee Mi Cracken
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Sirs
Hap Aprar
Northside Club
Theta
E. L. Poindexter
M” Club
Montana State Normal College
Recreation Hall
Normal College
Smithy
Busy Bee Club
Mayme Hoffman
EB. B. Hastings
William Carroll
A. G. Willams
Jocals
A. 'E. Scott
Dell
A. G. ‘Williams
Hutter
R. M. ‘Stevenson Jhas
Tony Pings
Joseph Gelhaus
Boulder
Nev
Augusta
Charles J. Kelly
Barbara Tower
Orphans’ Home School
Twin Bridges
Floyd Kenison
Carsdien Netlend Steenshipe
Trinidad
British West Indies
Dwight Hoopin Garne
American Construction Council
Pony Express
Toby Cook
Chula, Ga
Washington
Toby
Colombia
Diana
Evelyn Kerr
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
St. Joseph Railway & Power Company
St. Joseph
Cities Service Company
Carl and
Barbara Bark
Syracuse
N. Y
Jessie Alexander
D. V. Paddock
Ernest McKenzie
Divide
Evelyn McKenzie
Ray Sanders
Ed Gleed
Dick Cann
Grant
Ruth Lagerquist
Nell Doyle
Henry Birrer
E. Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
Eileen Richardson
Monida
W. H. Young
Wisdom
H. A. Simpson
Elvina Peterson
J. R. Jackson
Dillmont Park
Barrett Hospital
Gebhard Fassler
Mary
Dorothy
Melrose
T. J. Simons
Vaughn Jensen
Charles Nelson
Edie
Eddie Cantor
Club
W. G. Gilbert
Bill
Bozeman
Canadien National
Hat
John Howard Payne
Barrington
Nova Scotia
Edmund Doane
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