Teachers to Assemble at Butte in Two Day Conference
A two day Montana teachers conference on Administrative Problems will convene in Butte November 9 and 10 led by M. P. Moe. Over 40 educators from Helena Deer Lodge Whitehall Virginia City Dillon Anaconda Twin Bridges Sheridan and other towns are expected.
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Utte
Montana
J. G. Ragsdale
M. P. Moe
Helena
Deer Lodge
Whitehall
Virginia City
Dillon
Anaconda
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Butte High School
Moe
J. R. Culver
M. M. Duncan
Jessie Morgan
R. O. Evans
C. J. Helteges
E. J. Nordegaard
W. J. Lowry
James Czur
Cornelia Geary
W. W. Wahl
A.R. Cooper
J. G. Rags
Roy Austin
Beott Fries
Maybelle Hogan
O. V. Crabshaker
Scott Fries
Gladys Garr
J. G. Ragadale
Mary Duncan
Dillon College Program Show Highlights Local Talent
Dillon residents attended a college program featuring Helen Balderd on Chopin pieces and W H Stephan performing Romberg arias with violin. Maudia Faust offered a toe dance The Strut as Ethel Herndon accompanied. Choral club sang Prayer Perfect and To a Wild Rose with Mrs Gilbert conducting.
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Chopin
Helen Catherine Balterd
W. H. Stephan
Romberg
Maudia Faust
Ethel Herndon
Beaverhead to Return Melrose Taxes to Treasurer
County commissioners and Silver Bow school head Miss Maybelle Hogan confirmed that $375.86 in Melrose area taxes collected last spring will be turned over to Silver Bow county taxes. The state attorney general’s opinion, sought by Hogan, upheld that taxes from a joint Melrose district should be administered by the treasurer of the county where the school is located. The meeting was attended by Don B. King Tim Kearney and Hogan.
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Silver Bow
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow County
Melrose
State Attorney General’s
Maybelle Hogan
Don B. King
Tim Kearney
Miss Hogan
Cap and Gown Fund Reaches Five Thousand at College
The Pan-Hellenic club of Dillon builds its loan fund to over 5000 with the Cap and Gown fund leading the drive. The 1925 class started the loan fund to rent caps and gowns to graduating seniors, with 1924 and 1920 adding significant contributions. The fund totals include more than 1100 in earnest, plus 1700 invested in caps and gowns.
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Pan-Hellenic Club of
Dillon
Hoover Thanksgiving Proclamation 1931 Designates National Day
President Hoover proclaims November 26 1931 a national day of thanksgiving. He calls Americans to rest from labor give thanks for blessings and support those in need while reflecting on spiritual life and courage during hardship.
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Herbert Hoover
United States of America
The
United States
Big Hole Basin Finest Hay Region In The World
In a drought discussion a speaker laments the loss of water sources that prevented stock drifting between ranges. Valleys and beaches were destroyed forcing stockmen to raise and tax their cattle on land they own, while still paying taxes on their stock. He warns producers may not recover losses from the drought.
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Butler
Main Street
Big Hole Basin
Rotary and Lions Club Meet in Dillon
Rotary and Lions Club members from Dillon and nearby communities will meet with county officials. C A Bergeson will preside and T E Gilbert will give the welcome. Montana State Normal College president B E Davis will give the principal address with talks by Lt Governor F A Hazelbaker and Lions members. Musical numbers will close the program.
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C. A. Bergeson
Dillon Rotary
T. E. Gilbert
8. E. Davis
Montana State Normal College
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Lions Club
Dillon Rotarians
Jackson
Father Son Banquet At High School Observes Smith-Hughes Work
The high school hosts a father son banquet recognizing the Smith Harris agricultural department work led by Supervisor Bernard Williams and featuring Future Farmers chapter aims and achievements. Attendees include chapter members fathers ten faculty members and visitors from J E Border state supervision.
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Smith-Hughes Agricultural Department
Bernard Williams
Future Farmers
J. E. Border
Smith-Hughes
Normal Intermountain Clash Here Wednesday
Park County High School defeated Beaver Head County High 73 to 0 in Livingston last Saturday. Coach Brick Breeden believes the Beavers can rebound if injuries stay manageable over the next week.
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Intermountain
Brick Breeden
Beavers
Park County High School
Beaverhead County High School
Livingston
Committees Named at Col lege Are Listed with Members
Breeden Light and McBain lead the college committees. Curriculum includes all professors. Debate and oratory lists Jordan Foot and Savidge. Exhibit committee names Ragon Glasser Moe Shotwell. Publicity names Albertson Henry Herndon Smith. Scholarship lists Carson Light McBain. Service includes Carson Henry Light. Social affairs includes Smith Bregan Enger Henry Savidge. Student activities list McBain Albertson Smith E Ballard W Poppie Callahan F Gray. Chinook adviser Albertson.
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Breeden
Light
McBain
Jordan
Foot
Savidge
Ragon
Glasser
Moe
Shotwell
Albertson
Henry
Herndon
Smith
Carson
Bregan
Enger
E. Ballard
W. Poppie
Callahan
F. Gray
Beaverhead Board Discusses Proposed Parks Route Program
Beaverhead county board met with Harold Warner president and W. T. Scully of the Dillon Associated Charities to form a central committee. The aim is to prepare plans for highway approval and to coordinate winter welfare aid, eliminating duplication and ensuring sufficient relief for needy families. Commissioner Hartwig was absent due to a family illness in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Harold Warner
Dillon Associated Charities
W. T. Scully
W. B. Hartwig
Rochester
Minn
W. J. Hartwig
Helena
Boy on bicycle struck by car injures include bruises
A boy riding a bicycle was struck by a car and hurled several feet into a fence. He suffered painful bruises but no serious injuries. witnesses said the accident seemed unavoidable.
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Catc
Ed Gleed Injured In Lima Area Car Wreck
Ed Gleed of Lima reportedly sustained a broken collar bone and other injuries after a car crash near Lima Saturday morning. A separate crash south of Glen Sunday night involved a vehicle driven by John Inabnit hitting the guard rail. The board of review selected award candidates with members E. L. Fairbanks, Dr. G. L. Routledge, J. C. Wedum and P. C. Brown also present along with O. A. Bergeson and A. I. Cashmore.
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Ed Gleed
Lima
John Inabnit
Glen
Board of Review
E. L. Fairbanks
G. L. Routledge
J. C. Wedum
P. C. Brown
O. A. Bergeson
A. I. Cashmore
Dillon Boy Scouts Court of Honor Friday
Merit badges were awarded to Harlan Harrison Thomas Luebben Jr Arthur McFarland Francis Tonrey Harold Wheat and Joe Redburn. Charles Henry presided as chairman and Eagle Scout Fielding Graves acted.
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Harlan Harrison
Thomas Luebben, Jr
Arthur McFarland
Francis Tonrey
Harold Wheat
Joe Redburn
Charles Henry
Court of Honor
Fielding Graves
Halloween Prank Blamed for Police Station Theft
A Halloween prank led to the theft of four chairs from the police station, with the chairs recovered Sunday. No suspects have been identified, and authorities warn of a punishment more painful than jail if caught, as officers lament the incident.
Halloween window art and minor property damage reported
Dillon youths behaved well during Halloween. They mainly drew intricate designs on windows with soap. A few cages of property damage were reported.
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Dillon
Charity Committee Aids Six Families Since October
The central charity committee formed October 19 has helped six families, totaling 27 people, by passing donations to those in need. The heads seek work, and the committee offers to act as agent to connect them with employment opportunities.
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Central Committee
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