Rancher Robbed After Stopping To Aid Tourists On Yellowstone Trail
Sheridan rancher William M. Rhodes was stopped by two men posing as travelers on the Yellowstone trail near Butte and robbed of 840. The Montana Automobile Association warns motorists to avoid hitchhikers and traps, noting crimes and even murders linked to giving rides. Secretary Dave Salyerds urges using caution as unemployment brings more hitchhikers. laws now restrict hitchhiking in eight states and motorists may be liable for injuries.
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Erience
William M. Rhodes
Sheridan
Mont
Yellowstone Trail
Butte
Dave Salyerds
Montana Automobile Association
Rhodes
Salyerds
Connecticut
New York discovers Bing Crosby as radio and stage sensation
Bing Crosby, the boy from the West, sings nightly on the Creme cigar program at 7 15 and 11 EST over CBS and performs daily at the Paramount theatre. His rising fame brings him theater lights and imitators. he also plans talking pictures to be distributed nationwide.
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New York
Bing Crosby
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paramount
White Light District
Bing
Audrey Marsh Pushes Own Sex Forward on Air
New York radio figure Audrey Marsh, dubbed the female Rudy Vallee, leads her own orchestra and hosts her program. She argues more women could work in broadcasting with proper support and training while anticipating television’s arrival.
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New York City
Audrey Marsh
Rudy Vallee
Miss Marsh
Seine
New Yorker
Local residents tied to World War veteran care and community moves
Charles E. Robertson, World War II veteran and Dillon resident, was moved to Fort Harrison for treatment after a month of paralysis, with F G Lyons of Beaverhead post guiding the transfer from Barrett hospital. Ben Davis and his family arrive from Salmon City to manage a Continental gas station as Art Hall teams with John McLaren in a machinist business. Hurley Leach and wife plan a San Diego winter, after a Dillon summer spent overseeing mining interests. Mae Clemon travels from Seattle to attend her ill father, a University of Washington student. Tom Clemow and family drive from Bozeman. J F Wiksdahl and spouse depart for Logan Utah and then to California for winter, returning to Dillon in spring. Paul Henneberry and sons arrive from California for unspecified plans.
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Charles E. Robertson
Fort Harrison
Helena
Mr. Robertson
Barrett Hospital
F. G. Lyons
Beaverhead
American Legion
Ben Davis
Salmon City
Idaho
Mr. Davis
Continental
Art Hall
John McLaren
Mae Clemon
Dillon
Seattle
University of Washington
Tom Clemow
Bozeman
Clemow
George Clemow
J. F. Wiksdahl
Logan
Utah
California
Cattle Gates Not Permitted on Public Highways in Montana
Montana Attorney General L A Foot asserts county commissioners lack authority to allow cattle guards or gates on public highways. He states laws prohibit encroachment by fences or buildings and require highways to remain open and unobstructed. Denzil R Young, Baker County Attorney, requested the opinion.
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L. A. Foot
Denzil R. Young
Baker
Montana
The Ophthalmoscope Reveals Hidden Eye Conditions
Dr. H. H. Scarborough will demonstrate a new diagnostic method using the ophthalmoscope at the Andrus Hotel on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 23 and 24. Consultation is free. the device is said to reveal nerve endings and blood vessels to diagnose and correct various chronic ailments.
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St. Vitus
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Wise River Fire Reveals Ancient Pine Forest Ruins
Hunters after recent trip report a burned forest on Wyman Creek near the Wise River south fork. Charred stumps stand beside regrown pines with 12 inch burls, suggesting a long-ago fire possibly before white settlement. Researchers debate tree ages and origin of the blaze.
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Lewis and Clark
Wise River
Wyman Creek
Literaure
Department of Forestry
Local mating, hunting notes from Dillon area
Reports from Dillon Montana include wedding of Laura Meecham and Howard Tegland with consent from the bride's mother. Hunters Raymond Schwartz George Main J B David Otto Sassman Carl Hanson bagged six point or eight point bucks near Grasshopper Birch Creek Willow Creek Wise River. Ad characters note L K Adams leaves for California and honeymoon plans at Henneberry ranch.
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George Opp
Laura Meecham
Howard Tegland
Dillon
Bozeman
Big Hole Valley Steer Donated to Salvation Army
The Salvation Army in Butte receives 1150 pounds of dressed beef for distribution to the poor. Joe Maurice of Wise River sent a 700 pound steer and Percy Willey of Wisdom contributed 450 pounds. This follows earlier produce gifts supporting winter relief work in the city. Senator C R Leonard announced the donations.
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Butte
Salvation Army
Big Hole Valley
Montana
Relief Department of the Army
Joe Maurice
Wise River
Percy Willey
Wisdom
Army
Big Hole
Sen
C. R. Leonard
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Dillon Girl Named to Program Committee
Georgia Mae Metlen a senior at the State University has been appointed to the committee in charge of programs for the non fraternity student dance on December 11. Other members include Don Marrs and Wilma Shubert. Independent students have set up headquarters in the Little Theatre building and are renovating it.
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Georgia Mae Metlen
State University
Don Marrs
Wilma Shubert
Little Theatre
Red Cross Relief Fund Drive Set For Next Week
The campaign aims to fund local and state relief work with Benaverhead’s quota at 2100 dollars. County employees will donate one-sixtieth of monthly pay for five months, about half a day’s work, with employers deducting the amount and sending it to the treasurer. Businessmen and ranchers are urged to contribute.
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Benaverhead
Red Cross
Beaverhead Urges Large Donations to Disaster Relief
The county relief fund quota is higher than usual but the committee insists no salary will be asked to give more than possible. Chairman Rees says contributions to the Red Cross and local relief aid will aid drought stricken families in eastern Indiana and needy families in Beaverhead County. Beaverhead must not fail the call.
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Re Cross
Rees
Mariana
Beeverhead
Beaverhead
For Sale 200 Acres Pasture Near Glen
Property listing notes 200 acres of pasture land offered for sale by Edna Bie Alrath located several miles east of Glen. No pricing or contact details provided.
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Glen
Edna Bie Alrath
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