Judge Kennison Handles Busy Montana Court Day
Justice Kennison presided over a crowded session. In Montana vs Hoffman, Christian sen accused of assault after a sheep grazing dispute. Hoffman struck him and was fined $5. In Montana vs Bryan and Bird, Bryan pleaded guilty and paid $50. Bird not guilty and faces trial after bonds set at $50.
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KennIson
State of
Montana
John Hoffman
Berg Christiansen
Christiansen
Hoffman
Justice Kennison
MD. Bryan
Roy Bird
J. C. Ferguson
Reichle
Bryan
Bryan Brothers
Ferguson
Julius Hartwig
Pastime Theater Weekly Features Bring Romany Romance and Vaudeville
The Pastime Theater presents The Love Lute of Romany a two reel feature with Beverly Bayne Juanita Dalmary and William Bailey Tuesday. Thursdays offering Their Wedding Eve stars Maurice Costello Clara Kimball Young. Friday and Saturday two vaudeville acts In from Missouri with Jack and Mayme Cogwin and Polley and Pearson Man in the Box. Also The Family's Honor A Broken Melody An Evening with Wilder Spender and The Clock Stopped Thy Will Be Done and The Poisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Costello
Clara Kimball Young
Jack
Mayme Cogwin
Missouri
Polley and Pearson
Wilder Spender
Wilder
Autie Alice
Dotty Dewdrop
Thanksgiving Services at St James Episcopal Church
Special services planned at St James Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. Holy communion at 7 30 a m followed by morning prayer at nine o clock and an address by Rev W B Watson. Friends are urged to attend the nine o clock service.
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St. James Episcopal Church
W. 8. Watson
Calvin Patrick Weds in Dell Two in Methodist Ceremony
Calvin Patrick and Mrs. Lew Dahlo of Dell quietly married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. A. W. Hamilton. Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bassett. A wedding supper followed at the Bassett home. The couple will honeymoon in Idaho and then reside at the Calvin Patrick ranch near Dell.
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Calvin Patrick
Lew Dahlo
Dell
A. W. Hamilton
Jank Bassett
Dillon
I. G. Bassett
North
Washington Street
Il Rank Bassett
Patrick
Charles Patrick
Montana
Mrs. Patrick
Idaho
Rupert
F. G. Bassett
Mrs. Chapman
Patricks
Will Try Dry Farming Near Lima with 500 Acre Plan
Otto Gosman bought John Neal's gasoline plow outfit and plans to move to his Lima area dry land farm with his son George next spring. They will break 500 acres, sow grain, and use a two cylinder Avery engine with a drill and harrows for one operation. Experimental yields at Lima show 64 bushels of turkey red wheat and 67 bushels of bearded barley per acre, bolstering Gosman's dry land farming advocacy.
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Otto Gosman
John Neal
Gosman
Deer harvest grows near Melrose as hunters tally kills
The Melrose hills yield many deer as the week ends. Walter Siria killed three deer last Friday. Fred Smith and Frank Hoffman combined to kill three more. Willard Olson reported the largest buck taken by pioneer residents, said to be the biggest ever in the city.
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Melrose
Walter Siria
Fred Smith
Frank Hoffman
Willard Olson
Public Recital at Normal College by Miss Hatch Pupils
Public invited to Friday evening December 5 1933 recital at 8 15 featuring Miss Hatch pupils from Miss Hatch class with works by d Ind y Moszkowski Chaminade Denza and others including choruses duets and solos performed by named students and ensembles as part of a winter series.
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Normal College
Miss Hatch
New Civil Engineering Firm Formed With Two Partners
William Chapman newly elected city engineer teams with Carl Stall a rising engineer to form a new civil engineering partnership. Offices are in the Poindexter blocks. Chapman a surveyor trained at Montana Agricultural College and University of Wisconsin has held key posts. Stall studied at University of Michigan and specializes in irrigation. recently instrument man for Pacific Power and Light in Washington. The duo brings strong credentials and aims to handle substantial engineering work in Dillon.
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William Chapman
Carl Stall
Poindexter
Chapman
Montana Agricultural College
Bozeman
University of Wisconsin
Dillon
Stahl
University of Michigan
Montana
Washington
Pacfic Power and Light Company
Alfalfa Hay Outperforms Oats in Feeding Value
W C Palmer notes in North Dakota Station Bulletin that one ton of alfalfa hay equals 60 bushels of oats and a two ton per acre yield matches 120 bushels. Alfalfa requires less labor and expense, improves soil, and can be fed on the farm, unlike oats which reduce productive power.
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W.C. Palmer
North Dakota
Bitter Root Valley Wins Big at National Apple Show
Spokane reports Bitter Root valley won the top prize for its McIntosh Reds display in a large mammart gold framed lighted exhibit. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce took the second prize of 200 for most attractive apple display. Mrs. I A Johnson and Ben Kress won first prizes in Buy box contests with their McIntoshes and Northern Spys.
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Spokane
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Bip
I. A. Johnson
Ben Kress
Bea verhead County Sunday School Convention Report
The Bea verhead county Sunday School convention closed Sunday afternoon after a successful meeting. The program was entertaining and educational with committee reports read and officers elected: President Robert Clark, vice president Richard R. Price, secretary treasurer V F Carver, elementary superintendent Mrs Robison, secondary superintendent Rev A W Hamilton, adult superintendent Mrs Florence Hardy, teachers training superintendent Rev J W Ostrander, home visitation superintendent Miss Nina Nash, temperance superintendent H K Yeaman, missionary superintendent Miss Jean Bishop.
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Beaverhead County
Robert Clark
Richard RR. Price
VF. Carver
Robison
A. W. Hamilton
Florence Hardy
J. W. Ostrander
Home and Visitation
Nina Nash
HK. M. Yeaman
Jean Bishop
Dillon Delegates Represent at State Teachers Convention
Dillon sent a strong showing to the Montana State Teachers Association gathering in Helena. J E Monroe president of Montana State Normal College spoke on rural schools. John B Cluley of the Normal College addressed natural activities of the pupil. G J Finch superintendent and treasurer attended. Byron J Toan of Beaverhead High School joined the Dillon contingent along with several Dillon teachers. A l Bettes represented the Normal College and its primary department across several counties.
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Beaverhead High School
Delia Dorchester
Bert Short
Lillian Baker
Elizabeth Jones
Dillon Public Schools
Addie l, Bettes
Joint
Institute of Lewis and Clark
Ravalli
Broadwater
Missoula
Powell and
Jefferson
Normal College
Dillon District Court Proceedings Hit with Guilty Pleas and Bonds
Represented by Robison and Gilbert, a defendant entered a not guilty plea and was remanded to district court with bonds set at 500 dollars. Anni McBroon was arrested for criminal operation or abortion in Dillon on April 1 and pleaded guilty, to appear in district court. The crime carries a penalty of one to two years of penal servitude.
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Robison & Gilbert
Kennison
Anni McBroon
Dillon
McBroon
Union Church Services Scheduled for Sunday
Union services will be held at the Baptist church at 10 30 o clock with participants from the Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist congregations. Special music led by Miss Juanita Thomas the choir reader and organist of the Baptist church. Rev A W Hamilton of the Methodist church to deliver the morning sermon and Rev JA R Hardy to lead a prayer meeting at 7 80 p m.
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Baptist Church
Juanita Thomas
A. W. Hamilton
Methodist Church
JA. R Hardy
Mrs Walter Morris Dies in Blaine After Typhoid Complications
Mrs Walter Morris aged 28 died at her parents’ Blaine home from peritonitis following typhoid fever first struck October 11. She and husband Walter Morris of Ennis had a baby boy eight months old. Funeral planned in Maine on Thanksgiving Day conducted by Rev. E K Ostrander. Survived by three brothers four sisters and her parents Mr and Mrs John Mailey.
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Walter Morris
John Mailey
Blaine
Maine
EK. V. Ostrander
Motria
Ennis
Parcel post Christmas rise prompts new insurance tagging
The parcel post system begins its first Christmas operation with pre posted packages. Post office staff prepare for a holiday surge and explain insurance rates for parcels valued at 25 dollars or less and up to 50 dollars. Senders are urged to use sender made tags to speed processing and ensure packages reach destinations by Christmas.
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Post Office Department
Washinon
Poindexter
Postal Department
Humane Officer Removes Children From Dillon Custody
Humane Officer Gilligan spent yesterday in Dillon after a county case raised by County Attorney Stephenson. Two young children, left with a man recently arrived from Idaho Falls, were found neglected and in need of parental care. Gilligan determined the guardian was destitute, drink dependent, and not fit to care for the foundlings, so the children were removed and rehomed with Dillon residents.
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Gilligan
Dillon
Stephenson
Idaho Falls
Two Brought Here from Butte for Desertion Case
Alfred Peterson and Mrs Anna McBroon were brought to Dillon from Butte by Sheriff Mrwin last week. Peterson was arrested on a charge of deserting his young daughter Bernice Peterson in Dillon. He was arraigned before Justice Kennison on Friday and given twenty four hours to enter a plea and secure counsel. he appeared Saturday morning.
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Alfred Peterson
Anna MccBroon
Dillon
Butte
Mrwin
Berneice Peterson
A. Peterson
Kennison
Burk Rooming House Proprietor Hurt In Quarry Accident
J. W. Burtch brother of Arrs and C. B. Burks of Dillon was injured Saturday at the Johnson rock quarry when a large stone fell onto his left foot while he tried to move it with a crowbar. He was brought to town for medical care and will be kept from work due to the accident.
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J. W. Burtch
Arrs
Burks
Dillon
Burteh
Johnson Rock
Bartch
Ali
High School Notes From Helena Convention and Debates
Principle Toan attends the State Teachers Association in session at Helena. Thanksgiving vacation begins early, allowing out of town students to return home. Football season ends with no further games after Deer Lodge cancellation. Debates last Wednesday favored the negative two to one. team and judges listed with names.
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Principle Toan
State Teachers’ Association
Helena
Deer Lodge
Jardine Visits Dillon for Rife Family Reunion
Andrew Jardine of Hesper Ontario visits Dillon this week at the home of relatives. The Rife family from Medicine Lodge attends and a family reunion is held.
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Andrew Jardine
Hesper
Ontario
Canada
Dillon
Rife
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
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Moszkowski
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Elegie
Mrs. Cashmore
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L. Denza
Lark and the Nightingale
Miss Myers
White Butterfly
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Lucile Paul
Hugh Anderson
Ixatie Hemling
Alfred McFarlin
Morton Eliot
Addie Ferris
King Collins
Clea Thomas
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