Quality Street dazzles Normal College audience
The Gargoyle club staged James M. Barrie’s Quality Street at the Normal College auditorium last Friday. Norma Simons of Butte and C. K. McDermand of Huntley led the cast with strong support from Elizabeth Ainslee Anaconda. Veronica Gavin. King Boy. Georgia Thorson. Gladys Ledbetter Great Falls. John Brown Wolf Point. Martha Allen Livingston. Marie Nelson Boxeman. John Sasek Heron. Carl Olson Glendive. Mary Thomas Butte. Jean Gilbert. Alice Peterson. Ruth Helen Albright. Doral Hoffman. Roy Forrester. Billy Bayerd Monte Melton. James Kelly Dillon.
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College Auditoriu
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Dillon
James M. Barrié
Quality Street
Gargoyle Club
England
Norma Simons
Butte
C. K. McDermand
Huntley
Advaner
Elizabeth Ainslee
Anaconda
Veronica Gavin
King- Boy
Georgia Thorson
Big Timber
Gladys Ledbetter
Great Falls
John Brown
Wolf Point
Martha
Allen
Livingston
Marie Nelson
Boxeman
John Sasek
Heron
Carl’ Olson
Glendive
Mary Thomas
Jean Gilbert
Alice ‘Peterson
Ruth Helen Albright
Doral Hoffman
Roy Forrester
Billy Bayerd
Monte Melton
James Kelly
Wise River Merchant Visits County Seat
E M Harvey well known merchant of Wise River paid the county seat a business visit on Monday staying at The Andrus. Grant and Mrs Frank Blair motored to Dillon from Grant and were weekend guests in the city staying at The Andrus. Carl Price Hanover Fire Insurance representative spent last week visiting his mother and brother. Elvera Peterson deputy in the county superintendent office visited the Big Hole basin ranch. William Penman from Livingston visited his mother Mrs Ed Joy. Joe Surmier left for Belgrade to take a position in a clothing store.
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Wise River
M. Harvey
Andrus
Grant
Frank Blair
Dillon
The
Carl Price
Hanover’ Fire Insurance Company
Billings
Jackson
Elvera
Peterson
Big Hole Basin
Livingston
William Penman
Ed Joy
Belgrade
Joe Surmier
Ana
Committees Named by Beaverhead Post for Legion Work
Commander George R. Baker appointed multiple committees for the Beaverhead post. Entertainment includes Jim McCollum Dale Tash Harvey Sorenson and others. Other groups cover house work resolutions Americanization welfare service publicity cemetery and general activities with several officers and members listed.
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Beaverhead Post
Legionnaires
Post
Dillon Legionnaires
Legion
George R. Baker
Jim McCollum
Dale Tash
Harvey Sorenson
F. M. Poindexter
Jay V. McCarthy
Henry C. Burfiend
Dlu House
George M. Gosman
Eugene Bond
T. B. Gilbert
Dr. R. D. Curry
J. C. Fuller
T. E. Gilbert
Howard E. Morse
R. R. Price
T. Lee McCracken
Louis Schlier
Rev. C. H. Parlour
B. L. Fairbanks
Bruce A. Risley
Walter S. Stamm
H. D. Gowan
R.v. Price
Walter Stamm
Paul O. Cashs
T. Lee’ McCracken
D. V. Paddock
Dr.a
Morrow
Alvin M. Jones
Tattersall's Variety Store now a cash store
Tattersall's Variety Store announces a shift to cash sales with over two thousand articles displayed on doubled counter space and wider aisles. Five ten and fifteen cent counters prevail, most items under one dollar, promising quality, service, and ten cent store values locally.
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Butte
Beaver High crowns Wright captain of next Beaver team
Amos Wright was elected captain of next year's Beaver basketball team at a dinner. Principal Peterson, Coach Gunderson, the captain, and several distinguished speakers gave talks. Edgar Williams acted as toastmaster as Camel Inn hosted in high school colors with pennants and stage decor.
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Peterson
Amos Wright
Beaver
Prin. Peterson
B. J. Gunderson
Capt. Wright
R. D. Curry
Ted ‘McFadden
A . MacFarland
Shannon
Edgar Williams
Camel Inn
Association Opposes Wool Scale Increase
The report notes weak wool buyers activity and that about 60 percent of the Montana clip has been contracted at 34 to 35 cents. Prices showed volatility in 1926 with early declines and later gains, while 1927 began with grease wool prices down slightly. Despite foreign factors and low mill stocks, domestic wools remain near 1926 levels with no expected contraction in demand.
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Montana
Beaverhead Cattle Shipments Mark Start of Spring Trade
The Big Hole district launched its spring shipping with 20 cars carrying about 500 beef cattle from Divide to South St. Paul Minnesota. Northern Pacific official William H. Merriman said the herd, winter fed and fattened, includes a 1,350 pound steer and signals a shift from Texas and Oklahoma to Montana stock for midwestern packing plants. Beaverhead wool markets drop after Boston firms buy nearly half of 1927 clip at 35 cents while state wool fetches 30 to 34 cents.
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Boston Wool
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Divide
South St. Paul
Minnesota
Big Hole Country
William H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Merriman
South
St. Paul
Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Lamb Market Report Shows 1927 Price Trends
The Chicago lamb price reached 16.50 with March 1926 peak of Wag 138.26 noted. Historical comparisons show March tops of 10.24 in 1922 and 1925, while 1927 may see larger market supplies due to average lambing and fewer ewe lambs. Consumer demand remains strong though feeder demand may lag 1926.
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Chicago
Twenty Nine to Graduate at Normal Wednesday
The Normal College program includes a cued cessional by the college orchestra and performances by the glee clubs. Graduates listed include Eunice Berkland Henry Botch Viola Callaghan Nellie Clement Blanche Disney Herman Eggebreche Marian Fouts Elizabeth Kittinger Frances Lacock Luella Lemmons Christine McCartney Iola McCoy Andrew McDonald Maybelle McElderry Marjorie Goodlaxon Vida Goodlaxon Alene Hedburg Lydia Hiller Flora Holden Charles Johnson Raymond Johnson Mary Mahrt William Meeke Sigurd Moe Eleanore Olson Christine Smith Nile Walker Raymond Walker Susie Watson.
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Normal College
Lohr
Glee Club
Mischa Levitzke
Ralph McFadden
Dvorak
Eunice M. Berkland
Henry Kasper Botch
Viola Marie ‘Callaghan
Mary Chillcott Mahrt
William Y. Meeke
Siguard P. Moe
Eleanore C. Olson
Christine Smith
Nile R. Walker
Raymond V. Walker
Susie Watson
Jury Term Ends with Guilty Verdict and Dismissals
Gribnall was found guilty and sentenced to two to four years in state prison. Judgment favoring the defendant was rendered Saturday afternoon in John Peterson vs Nels Nelson. Judge Lyman A Bennett granted a non-suit motion, dismissing the case with defendant awarded costs. Waldorf Company vs D F Mooney was continued for the term.
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Gribnall
John Peterson
Nels Nelson
Lyman’ A. Bennett
Johnson Trading Co Harness and Saddles Ad
Harness and saddles pack saddles and bags or repair items. In the harness line quality and prices. We buy sell or trade anything. Call 305 J. Johnson Trading Co.
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J. Satr
Johnson Trading
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