Beaverhead Legion falls program kicked off at city hall
Beaverhead post of the American Legion opened its fall activities with a Thursday night meeting at City Hall led by Commander T. Lee McCracken. The group discussed Armistice Day plans including morning exercises, an afternoon football game, a veterans banquet, and an Armistice Ball that night.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
T. Lee McCracken
J. C. Wedum
Parke T. Scott
Emil Conger
Lewis Schmittroth
J. C. Jephson
C. M. Casterline
Alvin M. Jones
Buck
Guy Combes
Butte
Mr Cracken
Har
The
Legion
Fairbanks
R. E. Albright
George Gosman
Warren Sutherland
Glen Lyon
John L. Lanner
Albright
Beavershead in heated campaigns as election nears
Dillon voters brace for a burst of activity as parties push Governor candidates and U S Senator campaigns in Beaverhead County. Democrats rally with Senator Murray and Ayers at the training school auditorium while Republicans prep their October 28 meeting with Tom Larson as speaker. Beaverhead headquarters open in White Block rooms 17 and 18 with broad campaign literature and a public invitation.
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Beaverhead
United States
James HK. Murray
Roy I. Ayers
Training School
Tom O. Larson
U. S
Taarson
Chateau Stockman
CG. E. Blinn
Sam_ Ditty
Enquity Democratic
Republican Central Committees
White Block
Wisdom federation session highlights regional club reports
The Wisdom Women's club hosts the Beaverhead Federation session with delegates from Dillon Shakespeare club Wise River and Wisdom Women clubs. Reports by county nurse and home demonstration agent illuminate county work. Luncheon in the Wisdom cafe pleased attendees and afternoon talks covered the history of women’s organizations.
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Wisdom
Wisdom Women’s Club
Hostess Club
Beaverheading Federation
C. W. Francis
Sdom
O. A. Ber‘eson
Dillon
Dillon Shakespeare Club
Wise River
Wisd Om
Luella Stickney
Lillian Jone
Mary Gill
H. S. Assighrod
Hisory
Pes
United States
Jean
Beaverhead High School to Crown Fall Fun Fest Queen
Beaverhead county high school announces its Fall Fun Fest carnival on November 13 and 14 at the high school. Ten candidates were named for queen including freshmen Jo Ann eputy sophomores Bessie Knox and June Patrick juniors Mar sie Decker Elsie Lloyd and éne Megquier seniors Jose nne Verbance Lois Gilbert Vara Fairbanks and Marjorie Wet ore. Three girls Lois Ibert Mary Dawn Warner and Izabeth Wilkinson were invited to play in the all ute band at the M E A convention in Kalispell.
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Beaverhead County
Jo Anneputy
Bessie Knoxnd
June Patrick
Marsie Decker
Elsie Lloyd
Éne Megquier
Josenne Verbance
Lois Gilbert
Vara Fairbanks
Marjorie Wetore
Lois Ibert
Beaverhead students at Harvard donate rare Montana specimens
A former Beaverhead county high school honor student now at Harvard presented the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology with two rare finds from Western Montana. One is a horned toad from the Centennial valley, the first ever discovered there. The other consists of skulls and skins of pygmy rabbits from the same valley, possibly a new subspecies. The P. N. G. club will meet tonight at Mrs. Fred Dart's home.
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Beaverhead County
Harvard
Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology
Centennial Valley
Montana
Mary Hocking Named Assistant Registrar at Normal
Miss Mary Hocking of Butte, a Butte Business College graduate with seven years of office experience, fills the vacant assistant registrar post at the Normal college effective Oct 26. Dr. H. H. Swain visited the college, a former Normal president, and Frances Foster resigned as secretary to the president last week. The autumn quarter opens with a program including violinist Clair and pianist McFadden, a corelli themed piece, and a brief address by Rev. Arnold W. Nelson.
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Bee Forsyth
Mary Hocking
Butte
Miss Hocking
Butte Business College
Normal College
H. H. Swain
University of Montana
Helena
Swain
Dillon
Second Annual Beaverhead Ram Sale Attracts Buyers
Buyers from Montana and neighboring states attend the second annual ram sale at the fair grounds livestock pavilion. Over 600 Rambouillet Hamp shire and crossbred rams from four counties are auctioned, with consignors including George D. Selway Ralph W Jorgenson C M Ladue L R Schula and O A Schulz. Col A G Jones Miles City acts as auctioneer and A G Williams as clerk.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Fair Grounds
Rambouillet
Hampshire
George D. Selway
Divide
Ralph W. Jorgenson
Wisdom
C. M. Ladue
L. R. Schula
O. A. Schulz
Sheridan
And
Lime Sheep Company
Beaverhead Ladies Club Event Hosted by Mrs Morrison
The Beaverhead Ladies Country club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Addie Morrison at the home of Mrs. Frenk Lasich.
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Beaverhead
Farm cards available on request for 1936 range program
Dillon officials announce application postcards are now available for stockmen to request a range examination ahead of the 1936 range-improvement program. A range examiner visits each ranch, drafts a report, and stockmen choose practices to implement with payments set by grazing capacity.
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Dillon
John H. Keenan
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Keenan
Montana State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Montana
The
AAA
George E. Farrell
Farrell
Card Party of Girl Scouts Friday to Aid Troops
The annual card party sponsored by the local Girl Scouts council will be at St James guild hall Friday at 8 pm. Tickets are selling well and a large turnout is expected with prizes to be awarded. Proceeds fund local troop expenses for the year and the organization has formed a third troop after a busy first meeting. Mrs Norman Henry leads the new group.
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Girl Scouts
St. James Guild Hall
Brownies
Norman Henry
Voting time differs by precinct in Beaverhead county
County commissioners announced state statutes from 1935 set opening times by precinct size. Precincts with fewer than 100 registered voters start at 1 p m on November 3, while those with 100 or more voters begin at 8 a m. Polls close once all voters in a precinct have cast ballots but no later than 6 p m. Names of opening precincts listed.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon South Central
Lima
Dell
Dillon North Central
Bedrock
Grant
Dillon South
Dillon North
Dillon West
Birchcreek
Jackson
Wisdom
Dewey
Lakeview
Monida
Bannack
Bishop
Argenta
Glendale
Polaris
Nicholia
Radio Address by Frank Hazelbaker Tonight
Frank Hazelbaker will deliver a fifteen minute radio address on KGIR in Butte from 6 45 to 7 00 pm tomorrow. He will discuss events and policy topics.
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Frank Hazelbaker
KGIR
Butte
Local Lodge Receives Gavel From Miss Jean Bishop
Miss Jean F. Bishop presented Dillon lodge No. 16 A F and A M with a gavel crafted in Jerusalem quarry rock and Lebanon wood. James A. McCollum delivered the gift noting its centennial tribute to her father John F. Bishop and the historic site near the Dome of the Rock.
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Jean F. Bishop
Dillon Lodge No. 16
A. F
A. M
James A. McCollum
Bishop
Solomon's Temple
Il I
Foresta
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Dillon Women’s Club Meeting At Wilbur Cafe
The Dillon Business and Professional Women’s club will meet tonight at the Wilbur cafe. New members will be voted upon. Entertainment includes dances by Merle Schmittroth and Jo Ann Deputy. Publicity committee leads arrangements.
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Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wilbur Cafe
Merle Schmittroth
Jo Ann
Beavers Fall 38 to 7 to Gallatin High in Fairgrounds Battle
Gallatin High defeated Beaverhead 38 to 7 at the fairgrounds. Beaverhead scorers included Dugay on a 30-yard pass play with Gibbons adding the extra point. The game followed Beaverhead’s first half trailing 13-0 as Gallatin pulled away in the third and fourth quarters.
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Gallatin County High School
Beaverhead High
Fairgrounds
Dugay
Beaver
Wheat
Bozeman
Gibbons
Hawks
Beaverhead
Jason Preston
Three Forks
Rotary By-Products and World Peace Talk by Dr Barker
Dr Charles W H Barker of Grand Rapids Michigan spoke to the Dillon Rotary club on Rotary by products and world peace. He said friendships are the main product and Rotary builds community spirit while tolerating all sects. He denied Rotary replaces religion and upholds the Golden Rule. Harold Snow presided. guests included Dale R Tash Eddie Papetti EB W Bond Ernest Luebben and D W Wilcox.
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Charles Wh, Barker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dillon Rotary Club
Rotary
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Barker
Nea
Harold Snow
Dillon Club
Dale R. Tash
Eddie Papetti
EB. W. Bond
Ernest Luebben
Dillon
D. W. Wilcox
Alberdeen
Rotary speaker Dr Barker visits Dillon for three talks
Dr Charles E Barker representing Rotary International spoke in Dillon to Beaverhead county high school students on How to Make the Most Out of Life. He then addressed the Rotary club on Rotary By-Products and led a public meeting at the training school auditorium. He is touring other Montana communities this week.
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Charles IE. Barker
Rotary International
Dillon
Dillon Club
Beaverhead County
Dillon Rotary Club
Training School
Barker
Diana Rebekah Carnival At Odd Fellows Hall
Diana Rebekah lodge plans its annual carnival at the Odd Fellows hall on Saturday evening Supper will be served at unspecified time.
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Diana Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Beaverhead Youth Heads to Kansas City Show
Floyd Pahnish of Beaverhead County High School will travel to Kansas City as Montana Future Farmers rep at the American Royal Livestock Show. He earned the trip for the best long-time farm setup and will join stock judging teammates Walter Wodacock and Lloyd Schmitt, with Oswald Brownlee and William Davidson also on the delegation. Davidson seeks the American Farmer degree, the organization’s top honor.
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Floyd Pahnish
Beaverhead County
Schoo
Kansas City
Montana
Young Pahnish
Walter Wodacock
Miles City
Lloyd Schmitt
Oswald Brownlee
William Davidson
Hazelbaker Opens Campaign for Chief Executive
Montana Republican Frank A. Hazelbaker opened his bid for governor with a Kalispell rally the first in a series across the state before the November 3 election. Introduced by Flathead County Sen Robert Pauline he argued taxpayers deserve to keep more money, noting state revenues have nearly tripled in the last decade.
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Kalispell
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Robert Pauline
Flathead County
Dillon Stockman
Hazelbaker
Montana
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Helena Vermran
Helena Independent
Ir. Cashmore
Raisin Montana
University of
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County Agricultural Conservation Body
Miss Jean Bishop
Palestine
Gallatin High
Birch Creek
Leo C. Wilson
Mr. Lumsden
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Clark
Wilson
Camp Birch Creek
Lester Sahlahby
Joseph C. Dixon
Company
CCC
Dr. Barker
City Monday
Royal Livestock Exposition
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