Local Baptist meeting marks annual Rocky Mountain session
The Rocky Mountain Baptist association hosts its annual meeting at First Baptist church on Oct 17 and 18 with state and district leaders attending. Four sessions include an opening service by Esther McCullough and sermons by Rev. Baty and Dr. Douglass. women’s, ministers, and youth programs are planned. Dillon’s Ellos department store also marks its 55th anniversary with a major sale.
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Rocky Mountain Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Seaverhead Ram Sale Set For Saturday Auction
The Seaverhead ram sale will be held at the county fair livestock pavilion Saturday afternoon with over 600 range rams on offer. Rams include Polled Herefords, Hamp shires and Cheviots among consignors such as Sheep Company of Bozeman Cook Sheep Company of Dillon and others. 20 purebred Hampireewes also listed with Col A G Jones Miles City acting as auctioneer and Col Luther Smith Dillon assisting. Murray Stebbins Montana Woolgrowers secretary will attend. Continued on page 3.
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Beaverhead
County Fairrounds
Ile
Theme Sheep Company
Ramoulllet Company
Bozeman
B. Selway
Divide
Ralph Jorenson
Wisdom
Cook Shee Company
Dillon
Dillon Rainbow Chapter Installs Its Local Officers
Dillon assembly of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls installed its officers at the regular Wednesday meeting in the Ma inie hall. Eloise Olmsted became worthy adviser and the slate included Eve nne Tash as worthy associate advisor Lillian erry as Charity Isabel Watson as aith etc. Refreshments followed the session and two state leaders Mrs Bolton and Geraldine Goswell will attend the next meeting.
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Dillon Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Mainie Hall
Eloise Olmsted
Worthy Iisor
Evenne Tash
Charity
Lillianerry
Hope
Isabel “Watson
Aith
Lida Shaffner
Artorie Opp
Ethelennedy
Alora Fairbanks
Arn Stahl
Jane Walrf
Mary Dawnarnet
Marjorie Decker
Dell Woman Elected Head Of Beaverhead Home Council
Mrs Pascal Bimat of Dell was elected chairman of the Beaverhead Home Demonstration council at the annual fall meeting held yesterday in the city hall council room. Mrs Harry Tash of Dillon was named secretary and Mrs Francis Gelhaus presided. Lillian Stone discussed the 1935 program and goals. A nominating committee was named and county farm conditions were reviewed by County Agent Bernard Wilhaths.
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Pascal Bimat
Dell
Beaverhead
City Hall
Harry Tash
Dillon
Francis Gelhaus
B. J. McMenemey
Armstead
Roy.Stoqker
Mra
C.—M. Ogren
M. R. Rand
Beaverhead County Board Holds October Regular Meeting
Beaverhead county commissioners met October 7 and 8, 1935 in regular session with Commissioners Rife Jackson and Hartwig and Clerk Baker. They approved minutes from the prior session and the September extra session, gave quarterly approval to bonds and depository securities, and received a plat for Pintler creek in Sections 7 and 8, Two S 1 R 14 W. It notes 317.67 acres in Section 18 mistakenly credited to Deer Lodge county by former mapping.
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Beaverhead
George R.metlen
Pintler Creek
Deer Lodge County
Anniversary celebrations mark Jigs Hole Basin social
The Dilton Girl Scout annual card party at Jamies Guild Hall invites the public Friday with prizes for high and low scores and proceeds to offset event costs. In Wisdom end, Big Hole honors include the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Armitage and 10th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Wharton, with a dinner for seventy at the Whartons’ ranch home.
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Jamies Guild Hall
W. H
Rotaryhead Pays Visit Dillon Club Address on Aristocracy of Service
District governor Dr Curtis Wilson of Rotary International spoke at the Dillon club dinner at the Metlen hotel on Monday night. He described Rotary’s work with 162000 members in 3200 clubs worldwide and urged service as aristocracy. He praised the Dillon club and highlighted Rotary youth programs and aid for crippled children. Captain T Strew of Birch Creek CCC camp attended and thanked the community.
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Curtis Wilson
Rotary International
Dillon Club
Metlen
Rotary
Russia
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Robert E. Albright
T. Strew
Birch Creek CCC
Community Meeting a Success at Jackson Gathering
Over 160 residents from Big Hole basin and Grasshopper valley attended the annual event in Jackson. A box social dinner raised funds for local organizations while Dr. Robert E. Albright of the Normal college hosted. many group representatives spoke on community works before dancing to Francis Dean's orchestra.
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Jackson
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Grasshopper Valley
Robert E. Albright
the Normal College
B. 8
Oneal
Jackson Odd Fellows
Coy Rice
Royal Neighbors
Mra
J. Johnson
Rebekahs
Beaverhead corn hog meeting set for October 22
An educational meeting for all corn hog growers in Beaverhead County is scheduled for October 22 at 2:00 p m in the city hall council chamber. All growers, contract signers or not, are urged to attend. Luther Smith, Secretary Beaverhead Corn Hog Control Association.
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Beaverhead County
Luther Smith
Beaverhead
State Normal College Offcers Named for Year
Beaverhead county high school clubs elected officers including Eda Jackson as president of Kappa Lambda Gamma and Ruth Kelly leading a newly formed language club with Bruce Gilbert as vice president. Senior, junior, sophomore and freshman officers were chosen for the Normal college with sponsors and advisers named.
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Beaverhead County
Eda Jackson
Kappa Lambda Gamme
Marie Knox
Mary Dawn Warner
Eileen Gibbons
Dorie Elliott
Suzanne Gilbert
Jane Waldorf
Isabel Watson
Dorothy McCulley
Ruth Kelly
Bruce Gilbert
Ruth Helen Albright
Kappa Epsilon Guild of
The
Presbyterian Church
James A. McCollum
Dorothy Perkins
Ethel Kennedy
Dorothy Anne Davis
Mildred Spaberg
Montana State Normal’ College
Important meeting on Beaver Rock dam project
A meeting of interested parties will be held in Twin Bridges on Thursday October 17 at 1:00 p.m. A representative of the state water department is expected to attend.
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Beaver Rock Dam
Twin Bridges
State Water
Eliel Motor Catalogue Proves a Rural Institution
Eliel motor catalogue, introduced last year in Beaverhead and Madison counties, travels as a display counter visiting rural areas. The truck brings a full goods display to ranchers at their doors, earnestly praised for convenience. Paul Judge has led the program since inception and broadened local ties across Southwestern Montana. The catalogue’s popularity suggests it will become a permanent institution.
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Paul Judge
Montana
Long Running Early Advertisements Unearthed in Dillon Examiner
A special Dillon Examiner edition reproduces the original 1891 advertisement for Dilela on the front page, unchanged copy for two months, with firms in the era updating ads only four to five times yearly. The page also includes the first issue story and an engraving of Elele store.
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Fhat
Examiner
Dilela
Dillon Examiner
Elele Store
Calloways of Sheridan Welcome a Barrett Hospital Son
Mr and Mrs William Calloway of Sheridan announce the birth of a son at Barrett hospital on Sunday.
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William Calloway
Sheridan
The
Barrett Hospital
Froman, 88, Dillon Resident, Dies After Illness
Benjamin Froman, 88, longtime Dillon resident since 1882, died early Monday at Barrett hospital after a lingering illness. Born April 10, 1847 in California, he served as a government scout in the Idaho Indian wars. He ran the No. 10 saloon on North Montana Street and later engaged in ranching. Survived by a brother in Klamath Falls, Oregon, and several nieces and nephews in Idaho.
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Benjamin ¥. Froman
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Idaho
Froman
North Mottana Street
Klamath, Falls
Ore
Severa
Growers of Wheat Plan Conference
Wheat growers of this section are invited to a community meeting at city hall tomorrow at 2 p.m. to discuss the new wheat contracts and general agricultural topics. A similar conference will be held in Sheridan next Tuesday afternoon Oct 22. County Agent Williams and others attended a Wheat Production Contract association meeting in Whitehall last Friday.
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City Hall
Dillon
Bernard Williams
Sheridan
Williams
Maynard Lovell
T. T. McAdam
R. K. Nedrow
Wheat Pr Uction Contra Association
Whitehall
Potato Grading Demonstration To Be Held Friday Night
County Agent Bernard Williams announced a potato grading demonstration to be staged Friday at 8 o clock in the basement of the Western Wholesale building. All growers and merchants are invited. The law requires grading after federal inspection and advertisement of each grade by the merchant.
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Western Wholesale
Bernard ‘Williams
Hunting Restricted On Red Rock Lakes Closed By Order
An executive order closes the upper Red Rock Lake and parts of Red Rock lakes to hunting in Beaverhead County. The President's action restricts access to the area, affecting duck hunters planning trips to the lakes and surrounding waters.
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Red Rock Lakes
Red Rock
Beavedhead
Red Rock Lake
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Esther McCullough
Baty
Helena
the Cottage
Andrus Grill
Baptist Cottage
BD. L. Fairbanks
R. P. Douglass
Dillon and Hilels Department Store
Leonard Eliel
Lambert Sr
Adolph
Elfels
Eilels
Leonard Ellel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Western Frontier
Seaverhead
Rainbow
Gleed’s
Bernard Wil- Haths
County Board
Jig Hole Basin
Girl Scouts
Bergeson
Ford de
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Armitage
Rotaryhead
CCC
State Normal College
Normal College
Ray Bell Osburn
Boulder
Ruth Phelps
Deer Lodge
Virginia Nichols
Square Butte
R. KE. Albright
Harry A. Miller
St. Ignatius
Nina Hershberger
Coffee Creek
Genevieve Deltno
Ronan
Mary Baker
Bernard McGinley
Butte
Jesse Whitney
Whitefish
Nathalie Nichols
Robert Clark
Dean Angeline Smith
Walter Stephan
Eleator Barney
Acushnet
Eliel Motor Catalogue
Eliels Motor
Madison
Ben Froman
California
Territory
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