Nagle Rules On District Bus Contracts For Pupils
Attorney General Nagle states that district schooling contracts may transport pupils from other districts if the other districts pay their share and the contract is not a charge to the contracting district. The ruling follows a Beaverhead County district court decree invalidating a district contract for transporting elementary and high school students outside the district.
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R. T. Nagle
T. E. Gilbert
Beaverhead County
Three Hundred Attend Farmers Union Dinner
Beaverheart union held a large dinner with about 300 attendees. The meal was prepared by the wives and daughters of members under the supervision of Mrs. Otto Christianson.
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Farmers Union
Beaverheart Union
Otto Christianson
State Normal Commencement Dates and Events
President Sheldon E. Davis delivers the address The Day After Tomorrow. The Big Pond play is Tuesday June 5 followed by the annual art exhibit Wednesday June 6. Quarterly graduates dinner June 6 and a Thursday reception and college sing. Commencement Friday morning June 8 features speaker President Charles H. Clapp on The Lure of the Im possible.
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Sheldon E. Davis
Middleton
Thomas
Dr. Davis
Charles H. Clapp
The
State University
List of Brands Compiled by Sheriff Office
The sheriff office completed a two list compilation detailing cattle sheep and horse brands and their positions on animals. Work began April 1 and finished Monday with access available to stockmen and others seeking brand information.
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Sheriff Office
Hazelbaker Ranch
Reverend Simons Dies Suddenly in Miller Town
Reverend Simons, aged 8. D., dies suddenly at Miller. A devoted old school minister, he had broad church support and belonged to the Masonic Blue Lodge. Survived by widow, daughter Mary at college in Jacksonville, sons Rogers of Huron S D Calvert of Honolulu and Edward at Montana State University.
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Masonic Blue Lodge
Mary
Jacksonville
Rogers
Huron
S. D
Calvert
Honolulu
Edward
State University
Missoulu
Butte
South Dakota
Rotary talk examines myths about college and world affairs
Prof. R. E. Albright delivered a weekly current events talk focusing on the League of Nations and Japan. He argued the League’s inability to pressure Japan could erode its standing and influence in international expectations.
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R. E. Albright
League of Nations
League
Japan
Club Adds McBain as New Member at Talking Points
The League discussed warnings to debtor nations and measures for war debt defaults. Prof. Albright spoke on the issue and was joined by Prof. J Ford McBain of the Normal college as a new member. Fred Waldorf chaired and O E Hoover, Butte Scout executive, attended as a guest.
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Prof. Albright
J. Ford McBain
the Normal College
Fred Waldorf
O. E. Hoover
Butte
Dillon Club Sees Narrow Lead In State Postal Shoot
The sextet at Salt Lake posted a 74 in Sundays contest but Sheridan and Glendive scores were not learned. Dillon could have lost both matches yet keep the state postal shoot lead, possibly tied with Havre, as the event closes next Sunday.
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Ance
Salt Lake
Sheridan
Glendive
Dillon
Montana Standard
Havre
Secretary Hazelbaker Tours Washington On Water Users Project
The government seeks information for legal document work as Secretary Hazelbaker makes two extended trips to Washington DC. He consults with Public Works and Interior officials while a government representative values the Water Users project at over 3 million dollars.
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Hazelbaker
Washington, D C
Public Works Division
Interior Department
Renfro Star Gunner Leads Salt Lake Trap Shoot
The article notes Renfro, praised as holding many national and international trap records, breaking 98 in singles 24 in handicap and 48 in doubles on day one at Salt Lake. He teamed with Fred Eudafly of the Dillon club, tied with two others for a perfect score in the flyer shoot.
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Renfro
Fred Eudafly
Dillon Club
Dillon-club
Water Users Loan Funds Deposited in Helena Bank
The loan totals 175000 with 75000 for the Lima dam near completion and for water rights and easements. The remaining funds go to the Red Rock Reservoir and Irrigation company to settle a 100000 debt. Arrigation company officers and attorneys have worked for a year.
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Helena Bank
Lima
Red Rock
Dillon Girl Takes Second in State Speaking Contest
Miss McGrath and a large Dillon group attended in Missoula led by Violet Eastman instructor. The piece lists many attendees and notes political filings in Dillon with Henry G. Rodgers, Thomas E. Gilbert, Leonard Schulz, Joe Metlen, John Albers, James E. Phillips, Louis Stahl and others seeking republican or democratic nominations. Mr and Mrs Richmond Hob and son visited from California.
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Miss McGrath
Missoula
Violet Eastman
Charles Osborne
Fred Simons
Walter Stephan
W. B. Hartwig
Anna. Belle Hartwig
Billie Baxter
EB. B. Roe
June
Henry G. Rodgers
Dillon
Fifth Judicial District
Thomas E. Gilbert
Leonard Schulz
Joe Metlen
Beaverhead County
Baker
John Albers
James E. Phillips
Veteran County
Republi
Phillips
Louis Stahl
Dillion Township
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Save
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Eleanor Boettcher
Arleen Bray
Charles Buck
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Frances Campbell
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Ann Christensen
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Charles Crouse
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Mabel Else
Helen Erwin
Virginia Ferguson
Paul Fidler
Sadie Ford
Chester Gilbert
Jack Gilbert
Don Gilbert
Harlan Harrison
Dorothy Hoffman
Mae Jackson
Melbourne Jackson
Arthur Klebba
John Laden
Tom Luebben
Lillian Lyon
Wilma McLaughlin
Hazel Marsh
Raymond Megaquier
Meryl Morris
Frank Nay
Donald Nelson
Tom Newnes
Clarence O’brien
Evelyn Olson
Leah Osborne
Myla Pendleton
Alice Peterson
Nadine Pixley
Louise Purdy
Marion Pyeatt
Jim Redburn
Joe Ritschel
Alva Simpson
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