Jackson Rebekahs Present A Program At Church Event
The Jackson Rebekahs schedule a program on a November date at 8 p m in the church with refreshments and displays of bi centennial I O O F exhibits. The evening features the Sunday school junior choir Father of the Land We Love a Washington Proclamation line by Martin Jackson a R N A duet and a Rebekah monologue along with several musical and dramatic acts.
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Jackson Rebekahs
Father of the Land We Love
Washington
Martin Jackson
Junior Holloran
Geraldine Hutchins
Rebekah
A. W
Helen Anderson
R.N. A
New Lutheran Church 18 Dedicated Sunday in Dillon
The Dillon Iowa area celebrates the dedication of a new Lutheran church in Middle River. Rev. O E Schmidt of Decorah and Rev Orval A Schmidt led services with special music and sermons. The cottage style church sits at Center and Pacific opposite Beaverhead County High School. A parsonage on the same lot is under construction and due for completion soon.
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Middle River
Minn
O. E. Schmidt
Decorah
Iowa
O. A. Schmidt
Dillon Church
Skindler
Mr. Johnson
Dilion
Anna Andersen
Luther League
R. E. Albright
the Normal College
Orval A. Schmidt
Dillon
Center and
Pacific Streets
Beaverhead County High School
Girl Scout Party Plans Card Social in January
Dillon Girl Scouts central committee met Monday night to discuss a January card party with date to be set later. Proceeds will defray troop expenses and further details to follow.
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Dillon Girl Scouts Central Committee
Dillon Girl Scout
Beaverhead’s Largest Taxpayers Include Railroad and Bank
Beaverhead county lists its top taxpayers with a margin of over $65,000. The railroad pays about $75,600 for 1932 taxes, due in two installments in November and May. Next heaviest is the First National Bank, a major public utility assessment.
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Bank of Dillon
State Bank & Trust Company
John Peterson
Boston-Montana Mines Company
P. & QO. Livestock Company
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
jAlbee Company
Anderson Brothers
Adarien Sed
Qinnhessssseseerrees UH
EB. Barnett
R. M. Barrett
Arby Beardslee
John J. Bray
James M. Dodd
Joseph Butala
Carrol] Livestock Co
Carter Livestock Co
Craig Cornell Co
Fredericka Cushing
Harriette A. Dart
Geisser and Husted
Oscar J. Gravely
W. B Hartwig
M. E. and
Lizzie Hay
Hughes Ranch Co
John J. Jackson
Martin Jackson
Swan J. Johnson Et al
W. E. Lloyd
Basin Mercantile Co
Anna P. Mansfield
Anna Miller
Miller Development Co
Montana Cercantile Co
J. E. Morse Estate
Ethel and
Hugh McCaleb
H. R. Paddock
Pahnisch Livestock Co
Patterson
Alfred N. Peterson
Margaret and
E. L. Poindexter
Katherine B. Rife
A. E. Scott
Alice A. Selway Investment Co
First National
Father and Son Dinner Is a Success at Local School
Andy Gilbert was named as the alternate. The evening featured talks by students on lamb feeding, sugar beet and sheep production, and Future Farmers activities. School board president J. H. Gilbert, Principal W. Wahl, and Supervisor Williams spoke on agricultural work and farm shop projects. Afterward guests played pinochle while a dinner prepared by the chapter was served with help from Miss Margaret Winters and Miss Dorothy Tallent.
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Andy Gilbert
Edward Bay
George Shaffner
Leonard Hansen
Joe Ritchell
Future Farmers
J. H. Gilbert
W. W. Wahl
Williams
Agricultural Department
Margaret Winters
Dorothy Tallent
Tryouts for Debate Team This Week at College
Reading room hours shift with nine to four for Friday. Assembly at the training school's auditorium features a processional, Thanksgiving offerings, and living pictures. Pupils perform scenes including A Harvest Scene and Pilgrim Exiles with staff Mrs. Olmsted overseeing program and stage, next week’s drama by the Gargoyles planned.
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M. Tarrant
Miss Innes
Boughton
Theater Programs Mention Irish Comedy and Work House Ward
The catalog notes a play titled A Man Should Have a Wife a comedy of amateur theatricals and an Irish comedy by Lady Gregory The Work House Ward appears among the listed stage pieces.
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Lady Gregory
Gargoyles Pleases With Three In One Program
The cast of For Distinguished Service by Florence Clay Knox includes Anna Mantz of Dillon as student director. Ian Hay's A Late Delivery features William Chance and LeRoy Sands among others with Floyd Horton as student director. Production staff from Dillon and beyond directs, with intermission music by Frances Robinson and Ralph McFadden.
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Florence Clay Knox
Anna Mantz
Dillon
Ian Hay
William Chance
Square Butte
LeRoy Sands
Bainville
Carol Wood
Libby
William Straugh
White Sulphur Springs
Mary Louise Taylor
Floyd Horton
Georgiana Crouse
Ely Larson
Frances Brown
Granite Falls
Joe Ryburn
Harry Blackburn
Great Falls
Helen Ida Best
Properties
Frances Robinson
Ralph McFadden
Centennial Valley men enter pleas in theft case
The Centenn ial Valley men pleaded guilty and were paroled weeks ago. The Beaverhead Stock Growers' Association authorized a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrests, to be divided among Al Johnson, Andy Forsyth, Lige Young, and H. L. Rodman. The association set future livestock thief rewards at $500. Lynn Nye pleaded guilty to four years in state prison. Norval Lathrop pled not guilty and heads to the next jury term. Parrish was sent to Miles City reformatory.
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Beaverhead Stock Growers’ Association
al Johnson
Andy Forsyth
Lige Young
H. L. Rodman
Lynn Nye
Norval Lathrop
Nye
Lathrop
Bennett
H. G. Rodgers
Parrish
Miles City
Beaverdead High Declamation and Districting Discussed
Philip Gauchay delivered a declamation on fellowship described as a premier human ideal. Louis Schmit troth read Washingtons 1789 Thanks giving proclamation. A trombone solo by Find ling Wolf with Marian Wahl accompanist and encore Morning Glory. Principal W W Wahl outlined a new districting plan placing Beaverhead High in Class B and invited Dillon to join the district basketball tournament.
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Philip Gauchay
Beaverhead County
America
George Washington
Louis Schmittroth
Findling Wolf
Marian Wahl
Morning Glory
W. W. Wahl
Beaverhead High
Dillon
Beets Prove Profitable In Beaverhead Valley Trials
Local students report experiments with soil treatment yielding five tons per acre more beet production on phosphate land. Fertilizer cost $7.80 per ton, offset by higher yields. Amalgamated Sugar supplied seed from Missoula, phosphate by Anaconda Copper Mining via Dillon’s Montana Mercantile. Beets to feed lambs this winter.
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Beaverhead Valley
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Missoula
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dillon
Montana Mercantile Company
Beaverhead High Joins New Division III Basketball
Beaverhead High enters Division III alongside Cardwell Ennis Harrison Sheridan Twin Bridges Pony Virginia City Whitehall Boulder Lima and St Peters of Anaconda. Dillon is favored to bid for the district tournament in February with a strong chance the event will be hosted locally. Only a few other schools, including Twin Bridges, remain in contention.
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Beaverhead
Cardwell
Ennis
Harrison
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Pony
Virginia City
Whitehall
Boulder
Lima
St. Peters
Anaconda
Dillon
Beavers Prep For District Meet In Strong Mining Division
Dil lon and Whitehall teams are set to compete in a district basketball meet amid a strong mining district lineup that includes Butte high, Butte Central, Anaconda, Missoula, Helena. Deer Lodge remains the lone Class B member as Beavers push toward district wins. Basketball practice is underway at the high school under Coach Brick Breeden with class tournaments in progress.
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Whitehall
Dillon
Butte High
Butte Central
Anaconda
Missoula
Helena
Deer Lodge
Beavers
Brick Breeden
Memorial Services by Local Elks Held with Musical Program
Local Elks memorial services featured a wind instrument ensemble directed by L A Gregory, a Wheat duet with Paul Bramsman, a Mrs Earl Wheat solo with Mrs J Anson Baxter on flute, a male quartet including Dr F H Bimrose and H D Jewett, and Auld Lang Syne performed by lodge and audience. Ensemble members included Harold Wheat and Kenneth Barry among others.
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L. A. Gregory
Earl Wheat
Paul Bramsman
Wheat
J. Anson Baxter
Harold Wheat
F. H. Bimrose
Dale Metlen
H. D. Jewett
H. D. Jewett, With Mrs. Baxter Accompanying, and ‘Auld Lang Syne
Lodge
Tommy Luebben
Charles Crouse
Bruce Gilbert
Donald Wheat
Don Gilbert
Harrison Kellum
Kenneth Barry
Christmas Seal Sale Under Way in Beaverhead County
The community begins a Christmas Seal drive to fund tuberculosis fight efforts in Montana. Officials warn that funds must continue to advance health programs, urging Beaverhead residents to purchase stamps and support the campaign.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Thanksgiving union service to be held at Baptist church
The annual Thanksgiving service will take place at 10 30 tomorrow morning at the Baptist church with Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches taking part. Rev J A Meeke will deliver the address and a union choir will sing. Hundreds of homes will host gatherings as schools close for the holiday and many students travel to be with families.
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Baptis
J. A Meeke
Mrs Quick Dies Sunday at Her Home
Mrs. Quick died Sunday at her home. Survivors include Allen and Ersel Hudson of Auburn Washington Elmer Hudson of Kendrick Idaho and Osborn Hudson of Calistoga. Funeral held yesterday afternoon from the family home under the auspices of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints with Elder John Eliaso of Race Track officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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Ers
Allen
Ersel Hudson
Auburn
Wash
Elmer Hudson
Kendrick
Idaho
Osborn Hudson
Calistoga
Reorganized
Church of Latter da Saints
John Eliaso
Mountain View Cemetery
Delegates to Meet in Art Group Program
A Dillon Local event features a mixed quartet including Mrs. W. G. Gilbert Mrs. J. C Jeppson Dr. W. H. Stephan and H. D. Jewett performing Sylvia Bells of St Mary's and My Little Banjo. The next meeting will be in January with mid winter conference reports to be submitted.
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W. W. Wahl
W. G. Gilbert
J. C Jeppson
W. H. Stephan
H. D. Jewett
Sylvia
St. Mary’s
Dillon
Huge Crowd at Elks Dance Appreciation Note
The Elks lodge thanks Mayo H L McCaleb Beaverhead county council orchestras entertainers and many others for contributing to the success of the dance and for local support of the north enterprise.
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Elks’ Lodge
Mayo
H. L. McCaleb
Beaverhead County
North Enterprise
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Cook Sheep Co
Dillon Implement Co
Donavan Ranch Co
First National Bank
Gilmore & Pittsburg Sf R. RR
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Hairpin Livestock Co
Maggie Hall
F. M. Merrill, Sr
S Peterson & Hansen Co
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Adele Pierce
Thomas R. Pierce
P. & O. Livestock Co
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Spring Creek Sheep Co
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W. S. Tash
Frank P. Tate
Union Electric Co
Charles Wilson
Wood Livestock Co
Maggie H. Eddie
NEW Lutheran Church
Che Regent
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City Shoe Store
Goonyryear Speedway
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