Daughter Pioneer Dies in Chicago After Major Operation
Friends and family mourn Mrs. Frank J. Hagenbarth who died last Thursday in Chicago following a major operation. The Beaverhead native, oldest daughter of Gen. Joe Browne, left Dillon after marriage to the woolgrowers leader. Survived by husband, four children, and a long list of Browne and local kin, funeral was held in Dillon Monday.
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Frank J. Hagenbarth
Chicago
Buite
Dillon
Hagenbarth
Beaverhead County
Joe Browne
Beaverhead
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Browne’s Station
David
Frank
Mary
Catherine
Browne
National Hospital Day Observed at Barrett Hospital
Barrett Hospital will observe National Hospital Day on May 12 with a tea in the hospital parlors from two to five in the afternoon. Wives of executive board members will serve tea and an entertainment program including several musical numbers will be presented. Babies born at the hospital in 1925 receiving the event will get a one dollar savings gift from the State Bank of Dillon.
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National Hospital
Barrett Hospital
State Bank of
Dillon
Judge Rodgers Speaks on Christian Citizenship and the Law
Judge Henry G. Rodgers is scheduled to address the evening service at the Methodist Episcopal church this Sunday on Christian Citizenship and the Law. It is the fifth talk in a citywide layman series. Last week Prof. R. E. Albright discussed Christian Citizenship and the Immigrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Rodgers
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. E. Albright
the Normal College
Annual Table Setting Contest At Huber Brothers Store
The Huber Brothers host a five day annual table setting contest for senior high girls starting Monday. Two contestants each morning arrange a display to be viewed at the store daily with prizes of three, two, and one silver pieces respectively. Participants include Ruth Norris, Phyllis Scully, Edith Welborn, Mae Davis, Dorrit Scott, Madeline Guidici, Edith Husted, Dolly Lacey, Dorothy Stephens and Luella Taylor.
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Huber Brothers
Ruth Norris
Phyllis Scully
Edith Welborn
Mae Davis
Dorrit Scott
Madeline Guidici
Edith Husted
Dolly Lacey
Dorothy Stephens
Luella Taylor
High School Senior Class Activities Schedule Outlined
Reute services describe commencement week events for the graduating class. A concert monday may 24 features Gregory’s orchestra and the high school band at the school auditorium. Alumni entertainment is set for may 25 with class day on may 26 and commencement the next evening.
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Reute
Helen Ballard
Marvin Bidstrup
Dorothy Blinn
Jane Boone
Lavyrne
Wanda Cochey
Richard
Joe Cullen
Davis
Ruthmer
Wallace Or
Ruthmel_ Berlin
Goron Henderson
Tusted
Leon
Wemple Seeks Sheriff Post With Voter Backing
Fragmentary text shows a candidate named Wemple announcing a campaign for sheriff subject to voters approval. The brief hints at promises of efficient administration and public service.
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Wemple
Beaverhead Commissioners in Session Consider Road Works
Beaverhead County considers Birch Creek road contract to Carl T. Mast with partial county and resident funding. Henry Miller seeks transportation to North Carolina for old soldiers home admission. Confederate veteran recalls Lee surrender. Blacktail road repairs discussed with Commissioner Anderson. Hazel Kingsley reports monthly work. tax matters raised by J. T. Boone. Attending May meeting were Chairman O. C. Gosman and Commissioners A. L. Anderson and J. E. Shaw with Deputy Clerk Albert S. Baker.
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Carl T. Mast
Birch Creek
Henry Miller
North Carolina
Robert BE. Lee
Grant
J. Dixon
Jackson and Wisdom Win Rural School Track Meet
Alan Spencer of Jackson and Henry Wetmore of Lakeview were high point scorers. Henry Wetmore won multiple dashes and running events, with other gains by Harvey Johnson, Thurman English Drummey, and Kenneth Wetmore. Dillon and Twin Bridges secured several firsts in the triangular meet. Diamond margins cited.
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Alan Spencer
Jackson
Henry Wetmore
Lakeview
Dillon Merchants
Harvey Johnson
Thurman English Drummey
Kenneth Wetmore
Therman English
Drummey
Chadwick Simmons
Wisdom
Floyd English
Rely—Jackson
Catherine Tadovich
Reichle
Jule Romain
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Keith Graeter
Narowsik
Nyhart
Nick Naronsik
Merrill
Lima
Woods
Gus Rody
Bert Orr
Ladebeur
Dilon
Merl
Hansen
Dullon
Dillmont Park to Open Next Week Under Tonrey
Dillmont will open next week for the season under Francis Tonrey who ran the resort last year. The Baxter Tonrey orchestra is contracted for the season with Anson Baxter Mrs Anson Baxter Malcolm Stone and Walter Grimes in the personnel. Tonrey aims for the biggest season yet as the park gains popularity.
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Francis Tonrey
Baxter-Tonrey
Anson Baxter
Malcolm Stone
Walter Grimes
Tonrey
Dillmont
Armstead preferred site for Lewis and Clark memorial
The Armstead location is urged as the finest site for a Lewis and Clark memorial due to its historical role during the expedition. Supporters cite the Two Forks council, horse trades, and guides essential to crossing the mountains, plus accessibility on the highway near Beaverhead County and proximity to the Oregon Short Line railroad.
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Lewis and Clark
Two Forks
St. Louis
Armstead
J. T. Scott
Garver
Beaverhead County
Lemhiass
at _Armstead
Montana
Points
Memorial
Oregon ‘Short Line
Scott
Beaverhead county pushes memorial site claims near Armstead
The article argues Beaverhead county offers the best memorial site near Armstead with proximity to important landmarks such as Beaverhead canyon Red Rock river and Lemht pass. Dr Garver will travel to Helena to urge Dillon residents to support the Beaverhead case. A high school Ag club dance was held at the gym and local ads note poultry foods and Dr R D Curry’s move to new dental offices with a new phone number.
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Beaverhead
Armatead
Beaverhead Canyon
Red Rock River
Lemht Pass
Armstead
Missouri River
Beaverhead County
Garver
Helena
Dillon
Beaverhead Grade Girls Congress a Big Success
Dr. Caroline McGill of Butte spoke on Women in the Medical Profession at the Beaverhead Grade Girls Congress. Delegates toured the high school to study instruction methods while classes were in session. Dr. S. E. Davis of Montana State Normal College addressed the delegates. Contests in spelling declamation arithmetic and penmanship crowned winners Albert Polish Katherine Keenan Betty Roe Delilah Butte Vesha Perkins Raymond Thompson Virginia Randolph Hughette Neesham Burl Martin. Entertainment included a home science dinner and a gym dancing party for delegates and visiting mothers.
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Congress
Albert Polish
Reichle
Pearl I. Smith
Katherine Keenan
Drummey
Betty Roe
Bedrock
Delilah Butte
Armstead
Vesha Perkins
Lima
Raymond Thompson
Bannack
Virginia
Randolph
Dillon
Donald Baird
Hughette Neesham
Wise River
Virginia Randolph
Burl Martin
Lakeview
Dr. McGill
Lanterns sheep crooks and handles for the lambing camp
Lanterns and crooks for sheep care are listed with Hughes and McCaleb’s as the firm supplying lambing camp equipment and related handles.
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Hughes & McCaleb’s
Dr W H Stephan Opens New Clinic In Poindexter Block
Physician and surgeon Dr W H Stephan is now located over Dillon Dry Goods on Idaho or Bannack street in the Poindexter block with phone 126.
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W. H. Stephan
Poindexter
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Idaho
Bannack Street
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William . Orr
Rash
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Ralph G. Smith
Virginia Smith
Ruth Tash
Mary Lee Tower
Judge Rodgers
M. E. Church
Board OF Commissioners
Sessino
Jackson and Wisdom
Fiona
General Motors
General Motors Proving Ground
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Oakland
Montana Auto Sales CO
Blatchford
Blachford's
Bhgall
R. D. Curry
United States
Dillon, Mont
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