Chevrolet Trucks Deliver Lower Costs and Better Haulage
The advertisement promises improved haulage service at lower cost by buying a Chevrolet Truck. It emphasizes the world’s lowest prices, longer dependable service due to Chevrolet quality, and urges a dealer visit for a thorough demonstration of trucks suited to haulage needs.
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Idaho town robs linked to county office heist
Night Clerk Charles Titus at the Metlen hotel was robbed early Thursday by two unmasked men who fled with nearly $90. Sheriff McCollum tied the Dillon theft to a county treasurer office robbery last Tuesday and vowed arrests soon as investigators pursued the bandits.
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Beaverhead teen earns Northwestern journal scholarship
Francis Tonrey Jr a Beaverhead county high school graduate to receive a one month journalism scholarship from Northwestern University. Tonrey, active in school journalism and editor this year, will use the opportunity in Dillon. Berniece Metlen and Bill Ballard win $50 City Baking loaf name contest with Vigilante chosen after other entries. Rattlesnakes increasingly seen around Hog's Back area as spring warms. Billy Davis fractures leg playing juvenile league ball. expected to miss weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barrett arrive from southern California for several weeks visiting relatives, staying with Mrs. Barnett's daughter.
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Graduation Activities at College on Tuesday June 4
Events on Tuesday June 4 include an art exhibit a graduates dinner at six o clock a college sing at eight fifteen a candle light procession at nine and an informal dance to close the evening.
Bannack Reopens as Site of Potential Record Gold Strike
Three feet of high grade ore signals possible huge wealth for Bannack mining. The wider vein emerged about 100 feet from the tunnel entrance, reported William Logan of the Beaverhead Mining Association.
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Governor Cooney lauded by large Beaverhead crowd
A large Beaverhead County audience greeted Governor Cooney and heard remarks from Dr. McGregor on highway feeder status for the Whitehall to Twin Bridges road and future state and federal construction plans. Senator Garrison urged water conservation and rural electrification. Cronibergs outlined the new state highway patrol and urged permit purchases and compliance. A dinner at W. B. Hartwig’s preceded the meeting with local citizens in attendance.
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Dillon Gun Club Faces Crown Loss After Narrow Lead
In Dillon the gun club led the field with the only 25 points as Hap Ap gar and Dr EB G Free each shot 24 but no shooter reached a perfect tally. State tourney finals, sponsored by the Montana Standard, expected to be decided tomorrow.
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High School Coach Seeks Support For Athletic Field
A local high school coach appeals for community backing to improve the school athletic field. The event features a violin solo by Jean Graham with Alta May Fidler on piano, a vocal selection by Marjorie Te bean accompanied by Burmah Ashcraft, and other performances.
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Beaverhead High prepares 74 graduates for commencement
Beaverhead High School winds up its year with 74 seniors set to graduate. Mrs. A I Cashmore presents alumni cup while Clarence O'Brien receives scholarships and the scholarship trophy. Commencement began with baccalaureate at the Methodist church led by Rev H J Schmidt.
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Lutheran Church
J. A. Meeke
H. N. Tragitt
St., James Episcopal
Orval A. Schmidt
L. A. Gregory
Mildred A. Buckneberg
Jane Waldorf
Kenneth Barry
Ruth Helen Albright
Dillon Carpenter Frank Poole Goes to Havre for Work
Frank Poole a Dillon carpenter travels to Havre for a few weeks of employment. He will reside there during the project.
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Former Dillon Woman Suicide Victim in Chicago
Verena Lewis 44 and her daughters Martha 12 and Katherine 10 died from car exhaust in a Chicago garage. Neighbors recalled Mother's Day memories as the family visited Oak Park before the tragedy. A note by Mrs. Lewis cited poverty as the reason to take their lives. An envelope with rings lay in Martha's hand. a box of handkerchiefs and a card read Love to our dearest mother.
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