J C Penney Manager Leaves for Ogden Convention
J C Jeppson manager of the J C Penney store in this city left for Ogden Utah to attend the semiannual buying convention of store managers. The event at Hotel Biglow includes 1050 stores across eleven district conventions in the next five weeks. He notes local buying, headquarters buyers from New York and a strict quality standard guiding merchandise. He cites Penney's growth from Kemmerer Wyoming to 1025 stores and a projected 190 million dollar sales goal for the year.
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J. C. Jeppson
J. C. Penney Company
Ogden
Utah
Hotel Biglow
United States
Mr. Jeppson
Sayers
New York
Ad. C. Penney Company
Graham-Paige sets Arctic test lab for cars
Graham-Paige Motors plans a 84 000 square foot engineering complex including a 38 by 16 foot cold room and a car test building to simulate sub zero driving. A 60 ton per day refrigeration system and a large radiator wind tunnel will enable year round dynamometer testing. The facility adds a silent room for full car noise tests and a stroboscope for high speed motion study.
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Graham-Paige Motors Corporation
Graham-Paige
America
Navy Department
General Electric Co
Otto Severson Victim of Car Gas In Butte Garage
Otto Severson of Butte, a Hanson Packing Co. salesman, was found dying in his garage by his wife Monday morning. He suffocated from carbon monoxide fumes from his car exhaust while he worked with the garage doors closed. Severson was well known in Dillon, making frequent trips during his 20 years with Butte firms.
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Otto Severson
Butte
Hanson Packing Co
Dillon
Stephan Team Wins Sunday Golf Tourney
The Stephan team captured the Sunday golf tournament with listed players on both teams. Notable participants included Dr W H Stephan Howard Morse Dr A H McFarland Fay Irwin T Lee McCracken Anson Baxter Roy Forrester and others. Losers named include W B Hartwig L K Adams H M Brundage C E Blinn W G Gilbert Tom Sillers and more.
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W. H. Stephan
Howard Morse
A. H. McFarland
Fay Irwin
T. Lee McCracken
Anson Baxter
Roy Forrester
W. A. Graeter
Paul Bransman
Francis Tonrey
C. J. Hovren
B. J. Gunderson
Lawrence Price
George Melton
Theo. F. McFadden
Ralph Harding
Thomas E. Gilbert
Fred Chapman
W. B. Hartwig
Dillon fair opens with stock show and grand dance
The Dillon fair features a best ever registered stock show and a superb track. Visiting drivers praise the track as one of the state’s finest. Each night hosts a dance at Dillon park with the Baxter Tonney orchestra. The John Scott carnival company arrives to stage events under fair association auspices. A grand fireworks display on the final night, directed by Lambert Eliel, caps the festivities.
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Dilimont Park
Baxter-Tonney
John Scott Carnival Company
Fair Association
Dillon
Lambert
Eliel
City stores to close during fair hours for visitors
Most shops will shut from 2 to 5 p m daily during the fair with doors opening at 5 to give out of town visitors a chance to shop before returning home.
Honor Roll For Summer Term List From Montana Schools
Mrs. Mae Dyer of Somers tops the summer honor roll among named students listed by grade points earned per credit. The long roster includes Ruby Biiler Bozeman Anna M Cronin Butte Grace Garrison Hardin Alice Robinson Bert Sister M Imelda Lindsay Anacon da Slir Warila Roberts Lil lian Wilson Butte Lucy Stark Wibaux Sister M Elizabeth Nolan Helena Elizabeth Woods Wilson Irma Wilson Bert Kath erine Byrne Butte Isa Denson Galata Tekila Kraftenberg Arm ington Sister Bernardine Hon Helena Grace Hughes Lohman Margaret Wickham Boulder Osta V Madsen Freid Sister Rose Agnes Butte Ruth Mercier Liv ingston Catherine G Anderson Butte Ruth Slocum Corvallis Murriel Taylor Geraldine Margrett Howard Great Falls Mildred Tyler Poplar Sophie Miller Hughesville Dorothy Snyder Hobson Jennie Stubbe Westby Sadie McManigal West Point Ida F Hardy Marion Dorothy Jemison Butte Nelle Porter Stevensville Ruth Irene Fairchild Dillon Florence McIntosh Red Lodge Sister Finbarr Anaconda Rose Wallander Freid David Murray Bearcreek Valerie Burns Butte Astrid Kripen Cascade Clair B Bartholomew Lewistown Sister Boniface Lynch Leavenworth Kansas Sister M Lorena Helena Sister M Leonard Hig gins Helena Mrs Martha Beamer Whitehall Sister Mary Al freda Leavenworth Kansas William Kostka Hingham. The second list notes high grades without Normal program (11 credits): Melba Nichols Rivulet Dorothy Tway Great Falls Nellie Hyland Butte Mildred M Carlson Cameron Betty Edwards El Dorado Kansas Tressie Hardike Ingomar Deborah Gibbons Butte Delia Gibbons Butte.
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Mae Dyer
Somers
Ruby Biiler
Bozeman
Anna M. Cronin
Butte
Grace Garrison
Hardin
Alice Robinson
Bert
M. Imelda Lindsay
Anaconda
Slir Warila
Roberts
Lillian Wilson
Lucy Stark
Wibaux
M. Elizabeth Nolan
Helena
Elizabeth Woods
Wilson
Irma Wilson
Katherine Byrne
Isa Denson
Galata
Tekila Kraftenberg
Armington
Bernardine Hon
Grace Hughes
Lohman
Margaret Wickham
Boulder
Osta V. Madsen
Freid
Rose Agnes
Ruth Mercier
Livingston
Catherine G. Anderson
Ruth Slocum
Corvallis
Murriel Taylor
Geraldine
Margrett Howard
Great Falls
Cascade
Clair B. Bartholomew
Lewistown
Boniface Lynch
Leavenworth
Kansas
M. Lorena
M. Leonard Higgins
Martha Beamer
Whitehall
Mary Alfreda
William Kostka
Hingham
Melba Nichols
Rivulet
Dorothy Tway
Nellie Hyland
Mildred M. Carlson
Cameron
Betty Edwards
el Dorado
Tressie Hardike
Ingomar
Deborah Gibbons
Delia Gibbons
Matron Dies in California After Long Dillon Residence
Mrs Johnston, long time Dillon resident with many friends, died Thursday in California and was interred at Mountain View cemetery. She had lived in San Jose for the past decade and was 79. Surviving are two daughters.
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Mountain View
Johnston
Dillon
San Jose
Bhé
Local Family Obituary Notes Three Sons and Relatives
Mrs. Ed Patrick of San Jose and Mrs. W. T. Scully of this city are mentioned alongside three sons Harvey Bert and Phon plus several grandchildren in a recent obituary notice referencing their California connections.
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Ters
Ed Patrick
San Jose
Calif
W. T. Scully
This City
Harvey
Bert
Phon
Yreka
County Fair Harness Races Kick Off With Parade and Purses
The county fair opens with a big parade and a strong harness racing lineup. Co ownership pools run by Hartwig Logan and Sillers promise premium purses, with a weather contingency shifting the final day to Saturday. Admission stays at 50 cents per event, and officials discuss visitor lodging and air mail storm warning signals.
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Fai
W. B. Hartwig
William Logan
Tom Sillers
Lee McCracken
W. H. Stephan
J. B. Belly
T. E. Luebben
A. T. Peterson
Rotary Club
Fred Woodside
Air Mail
Woodside
Charles Woodburn
Iowa
A. H. McParland
Rotary Meet Preview Clears Parking Plan and Play-By-Play Board
Rotarians resume events with J E Monroe proposing a guest parking plan for visitors and W B Hartwig outlining an electric baseball board to report Hartwig Theatre play-by-play returns from the world series to open tomorrow.
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J. E. Monroe
Rotary
W. B. Hartwig
Beaverhead Stockmen Fetch 1 3/4 Million for Feeder Livestock
Sheepmen expect about 800000 from feeder lamb sales this year with most animals sent to Idaho Colorado and Nebraska. Charles Burden Foster and Melton are named as leading traders.
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Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Charles ‘Burden
Foster & Melton
D. A. R. Beaverhead Chapter To Meet Tuesday
Beaverhead chapter D A R will meet Tuesday afternoon October 9 at Mrs A L Anderson home. Mrs Bierram will lead the program.
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Beaverhead
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