Queen to crown at Naughty Nifty Nineties carnival show
The Queen of the Naughty Nifty Nineties carnival will be crowned at the B C H S gym on Friday and Saturday November 18 and 19 amid cheers. Three girls from each class were chosen as candidates for carnival queen, with senior Ruth Virginia Jackson junior Patricia Peterson sophomores Ethel Ma Rye Forrester and Betty Lee Harrison among finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Christensen
Ethel Kennedy
Irene Megquire
Dorothy Ann Gosman
B.C.H.S
Ruth Virginia Jackson
John Jackson
Jackson
Eleanore Thompson
Martin Thompson
South of Dillon
Beaver
Evelyn Marian Nissen
N. M. Nissen
East of Dillon
Patricia Peterson
Larry Peterson
Dillon
Jo Ann Deputy
Jack
Maxine Ardis Wiant
Garrison Wiant
Ethel Ma’ Rye ‘ Forrester
Roy Williams Forrester
Henry Meine
North of Dillon
Gladys Adele Pierce
Agnes K. Pierce
Dillon and
Grant
Daryl Agnes Bennett
Jack Bennett
Annabelle Lee George
W. V
Official Returns Show Few Material Changes
George Opp received 1 242 votes with 113 for Fred Oliver and 19 for George Melton. John Roberts had 981 votes for constable. In Lima township L C Ford had 327 votes for justice of the peace. Sam Ditty republican county chairman got two written in democratic votes for congressman. Official tabulation in today’s Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Opp
Fred Oliver
George Melton
John Roberts
Constable
Lima Township
L. C. Ford
Justice of the Peace
Sam Ditty
Examiner
Lovell Couple Welcome Son At Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs Phillip Lovell are the parents of a son born Friday night at Barrett hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Lovell
Barrett Hospital
Heaston murder trial enters sixth day
The Heaston murder case proceeding in Wise River shows self defense claims after a fatal slaying in front of Mrs. Harold Martin’s home. Testimony features Potts and Heaston family members with jurors seated after a 20 person venire, including county officials and multiple eyewitnesses.
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Heaston
Wise River
Potts
Harold Martin
William J. Heaston, Jr
Gilbert
George Metlen
W. H. Stephan
George L. Routledge
F. M. Poindexter
Heaston, Sr
Paul H. Temple
W. G. Gilbert
William Heaston
Heuston
Temple
Harry G. Farrell
Butte
Walter Goose
Heaston, Jr
Martin
Larry Weir
Robert Wright
D. W. Erwin
Heastons
William Heaston, Sr
William Heaston, Jr
Heaston House
Mary Heaston
Martha Heaston
Dillon
Joe Samal
Ulysses Jennings
Byron Hawley
Richard Trueman
W. R. Allen
Boston- Montana
Occupational Diseases Panel Plans Six Public Hearings
Gov Ayers appointed Occupational Diseases Committee will hold six public hearings to gather evidence for a report to the next legislature. The panel will study silicosis and advise on a course of action. Members include Dr W F Cogswell James D Graham Dennis McCarthy James J Carrigan Carl J Traverman. Hearings set for Billings Great Falls Helena Philipsburg Anaconda and Butte on listed dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
Helena
W. F. Cogswell
James D. Graham
Dennis McCarthy
James J. Carrigan
Carl J. Traverman
Butte
Billings
Great Falls
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Montana's highways as fuel for tourist dollars and growth
The Montana highway department urges viewing tourism as a public utility stake. It argues high per capita highway capacity, modest tax revenue from gas, and vast untapped tourist spending justify a dedicated division to aggressively market Montana. The piece predicts 1939 will boost tourism with World Fairs opening and cautions Montana to compete with other states.
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Try
Montana Highway Department
Montana
United States
Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Bestir
Kappa Zeta Nu Pledges Introduced At Anaconda Event
Ruth Oja of Geyser and Anne Malloy of Anaconda lead the sorority as Genevieve Albertson serves as sponsor. Pledges Alicia Lundgren Dorothy Lee Shelton Kathryn Madigan Doris Gerdrum Anne Malloy Ruth Pravda Martyn Barloga Nadine Kuss and Lucille Ohlenkamp were welcomed at a pledge party last Wednesday. A pledge dance is scheduled for Friday November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Oja
Geyser
Anne Malloy
Anaconda
Genevieve Albertson
Kappa Zeta Nu Sorority
Alicia Lundgren
Sweet Grass
Dorothy Lee Shelton
Butte
Kathryn Madigan
Victor
Doris Gerdrum
Grass Range
Ruth Pravda
Big Timber
Martyn Barloga
Helena
Nadine Kuss
Lucille Ohlenkamp
Charlo
Mary Phillips
Lewistown
Mrs Willis Heads Seal Sale Drive
Mrs Willis leads a seal sale drive in Dillon to bolster year-round tuberculosis fight. The article praises volunteer service as a key tradition of the anti tuberculosis campaign and credits Dillon residents for outstanding community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Willis
Seal Sale
Dillon
Unit
Cafe changes hands Circle cafe bought by Bert Wilbur
The Circle cafe in town was sold this week to Bert Wilbur former proprietor of the Andrus grill. It will continue to operate as the Circle cafe under new ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Cafe
John Koski
Bert Wilbur
The
Andrus Grill
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Roger Brothers
Dillon Implement Co
Carroll Naish
Mary Carlisle
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Gable
SUEZ
Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
Annabella
Henry G. Rodgers
T. E. Gilbert
James E. Kelly
S. T. Schreiber
Boise, Idaho
George T. Duck
Walter Taylor
Chris Overgaard
Harry Koontz
J. D. Berry
Ernest Orr, Sr
C. G. D’evelyn
Matt Polish, Jr
Ira C. Kennedy
Sylvester P. Meade
Jack Ditty
James A. McCollum
Vera Smith
Ther
Albert Smith
Occupational Disease Committee
Studebaker
Studebak
Findlay Watson
Dillon, Montana
Turkey
Apex Station
Nick Salvo
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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