Beaverhead Teams Heads to State Field Meet in Missoula
Beaverhead high sends its strongest delegation in years to the state interscholastic field meet opening tomorrow in Missoula. Beaverhead will be represented in nearly every event with Frank Eilean in shot put javelin and sprints, Edgar Williams in multiple throws, Dabald Light in sprints and distance, Herman Peterson in hurdles and sprints, Rodger Cosgrove in sprints and hurdles, and Henry Hig may in pole vault and multiple track events.
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Beaverhead High
Vrack
Missoula Toway
Beaver
Dillon
Beavers
Frank Eilean
Edgar Williams
Dabald Light
Herman Peterson
Rodger Cosgrove
Henry Higmight
Beaver enters state high school paper contest
The relay team will be formed from among these men. Miss Clara Sorensen, editor of the Beaver, high school weekly, has left for Missoula to attend the state meeting of high school editors. The Beaver is already entered in the state contest and has placed first and second in the past two years.
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Clara Sorensen
The
Beaver
Missoula
Vocational Congress Draws Wide Attendance
Delegates from distant school districts arrive in Dillon for the annual vocational congress. The event features the operetta The Riddle of Isis performed by the high school music department and guest pupils. Speakers address vocational education and home-making ties, with student talks and folk dances concluding the program.
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Dillon
L. A. Gregory's High School
Beaverhead County
C. W. Francis
Mildred Schuler
Verena Houghton
Sarah Indreland
Buy at Home Campaign Promoted by Dillon Examin
The Dillon Examiner launches a twelve week buy-at-home campaign backed by forty local merchants. It argues local prices are fair and often lower than mail order, and that shopping local preserves community prosperity and civic spirit. A Saturday night town event featured a Dylan stage show and a well attended dance at city hall with Terry's Toot Owls providing music.
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Dillon
Examiner
Terry
Toot Owls
Legion Fight Card Delivers Draw Front and Center
The main event ends in a draw with Dempsey and Ball both showing grit in a tightly fought 11 rounds. Ball led early, two rounds were decisive for Dempsey, and judges split with a draw. weigh ins at 150 pounds. Ike Hayes won on a foul over Ted Darling. Other bouts end in fouls and draws as Lima, Dillon, and Butte boxers shine. A second Dillon show is planned within two months.
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Dempsey
Ball
Pocatello Lad
Ike Hayes
Butte
Ted Darling
Dillon
Darling
Earl Butner
Lima
Frank Stefanic
Stefanic
Butner
Frank Little
L. Downing
Idaho Falls
Little
Downing
Marlow
Cooper
Ur. S
Beaverhead Post
Leo Trudx
A. H. MacFarland
Bud Hartwig
Committees Named by Dillon City Council in New Session
New council members H M Brundage and Lindley Phillips were installed. Re-elected aldermen Fred Woodside and A F Waldorf join hold overs A G Williams Louis Anderson Albert Featherly and W E Lloyd. F P Bulger sworn as city treasurer. Committees include City Hall Lloyd Anderson Philips Fire and Order Phillips Lloyd Featherly Cattle BhERHARS Woodside Waldorf Anderson Street and te y Anderson Waldorf Health Williams Water and Sewer Waldorf Anderson Lloyd Woodside Featherly.
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H. M. Brundage
Lindley Phillips
Fred Woodside
A. F. Waldorf
A. G. Williams
Louis Anderson
Albert Featherly
W. E. Lloyd
F. P. Bulger
Roscoe Cornell
City Hall
Lloyd
Anderson
Philips
Fire and Order
Phillips
Featherly
Bherhars
Woodside Wood
Waldarf
Waldorf
Health
Williams
Oodside
Dramatics Instructor as Witness in Trial
Miss Sands, dramatics and expression instructor at the Normal college, testified she could not believe he could do a cruel or inhuman act. Her testimony will aid his defense during the trial. She left Dillon for Jacksonville May 1 and returned Monday.
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Miss Sands
Normal College
Dillon
Jacksonville
Wise River Rodeo Promises Wild West Show
The Wise River rodeo will feature mule riding steer riding calf roping and other wild west events with generous prizes. A Buick roadster is to be awarded to the best song performance judged on the song itself. Many Dillon residents plan to attend.
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Barry & Hopkins Garage
Dillon
Federation Conference Here May 21
A Federation Conference will be held here May 21 with registration of delegates. The keynote is the National Federation of Women's Clubs slogan Back to the Home. All women in the county may attend the morning program and lunch on Saturday. Luncheon at 1 30 at St James guild hall. Reservations with Mrs A M Jones by May 18. One dollar per plate. Afternoon program includes vocal solos and interpretive reading. Beaverhead National Forest supervisor John B Somers to speak.
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National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Howard B. Ricketts
The
Methodist Church
H H. Hanson
Dillon
J. E. Shaw
Wisdom
Ralph McFadden
Schubert
Rudolph, Ganz
Naila
Delibes
Bohnanyi
Esther Nelson
Dorothy Rouse
Gladys Welborn
Leota Mathews
Mildred Underwood
Alice Hansen
Marie Kerr
Vera Burrell
Hallie Stephens
Grace Husted
Roy Forrester
St. James Guild Hall
A. M. Jones
W. G. Gilbert
Betty Hall
John B. Somers
Beaverhead National Forest
Felice
County museum plan promoted by federation
Federation sponsors a plan to showcase the county museum with historical relics invited from the public. Mrs Lorenzo Cushing of Dillon invites contributions. The exhibit will be open to the public. Federation officers include Mrs Isaac Edinger of Melrose as vice president and Mrs Taylor Bradley of Armstead as secretary treasurer.
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Federation
Lorenzo Cushing
Dillon
Dillon Literary Society
Isaac Edinger
Melrose
County Federation
Taylor Bradley
Armstead
Beardslee Sells Out for Immense Sum
L. P. Jackson of Shelby, field manager for the Davis syndicate, identified with the Kevin Sunburst discovery, announces plans for 25 new wells. The first 80-acre tract’s initial well flowed just under 100 barrels daily. Thomas E. B. Davis, Minneapolis attorney, leads the purchasing syndicate with broad ownership by Minnesota businessmen and oil investors.
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L. P. Jackson
Shelby
Jackson
Thomas EB. Davis
Purchasing Syndicate
Minneapolis
League
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Davis Syndicate
Mr. Davis
Anderson Brothers Sell 45 Registered Shorthorns
Anderson Brothers sold 45 head of registered Shorthorns at an average of 150 dollars each. The sale highlights strong demand for pedigree cattle this year.
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Anderson Brothers
Window Display Ad from Dillon Furniture and Hughes and McCaleb
Do not fail to see our Window Display this week. Dillon Furniture Company and Hughes and McCaleb's invite shoppers to view seasonal options and special offers in their showroom.
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Dillon Furniture Company
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First National Bank
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Legion
Dillon City
Wise River
Chevrolet
Montana Auto Supply Company
O. K
Beardslee
Hartwig Theatre
Conte Rol Haryllis Fourer
Barnum
Viola Dana
George O’hara
Eagle
Florence Vidor
Ricardo Cortez
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