Dublin Priest Sees America Rally World From Despond
Very Rev J P Noonan of Dublin head of the Irish Christian Brothers toured the United States and Canada teaching at Boys Central high school in Butte before heading to New York. He praised American grit and its horse sense saying the world will rise from its slump with US leadership after a three month inspection of Christian Brothers schools globally.
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Butte
Thorsesense
Despond
J. P. Noonan
Dublin
Ireland
Irish Christian Brothers
Brotherhood of Catholic Teachers
Central High School
New York
Christian Brothers
United States
Canada
Brother Noonan
America
Irish Christian Brotherhood
Net Gasoline Tax Revenue Shows Seasonal Increase for Montana
Montana gasoline tax receipts through October 1 show a year to date decrease of 70 750 from nine months last year though refunds declined more, yielding a net gain of 3398 for the highway commission. Treasurer F E Williams reports 2906960 in tax collections this year with refunds 542524 and 616672.
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Resena
Montana
Highway Commission
F. EB. Williams
Haddock Fillets with Tomato Sauce Cooked Tips
Fillets are salted and peppered then brushed with oil and lemon. broil eight minutes per side. Serve sauce separately. Haddock may be dipped in French dressing and broiled as directed. Tomato Sauce uses tomatoes onion and water simmered and strained then seasoned with salt pepper and a touch of fat.
George Taylor Loses Fingers in Shop Mishap
George Taylor a popular mechanic at Beaverhead Auto Sales suffered the loss of the tips of two fingers in a Monday morning accident. The fingers on his right hand were caught in a chain fan belt, one being cut off and the other crushed to require amputation at the first joint.
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George Taylor
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Order Directing Distribution of Coal Is at Hand
Federal order opens Montana and North Dakota coal deposits to needy citizens for free use amid drought. Wade announces Havell issued the directive in Washington, suspending the $10 filing fee for eligible applicants with affidavits, temporary until the emergency ends.
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Montana
William 8. Wade
General Land Office
Thomas C. Havell
Washington, D. C
North Dakota
Fish and Game Commission Meets Next Thursday
The Montana Fish and Game Commission will meet October 2 at the state capitol offices. Warden Robert H. Hill said the session will review department finances and open season discussions for Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges. About 24,000 big game licenses have been issued so far this year with strong demand remaining. Warden Hand of Los Angeles submitted the first big game license card. cards are due by January 1 regardless of hunting.
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Montana
State Fish and Game Commission
Commission
State Capitol
Robert H. Hill
State Fish and Game
Thomas N. Marlowe
Missoula
Hill
State Fish and Game Office
W. E. Hand
Los Angeles
Hand
Rayalil
D A R Arrange Year s Program At Last Meeting
The Beaverhead chapter outlines a year long calendar with dates for a musical program a 29th annual state conference in Dillon and a Commemorative Stamps event. Hostesses include Mrs McFadden Mrs Poindexter and Mrs Stephan with officer elections and committee reports on the agenda. Members list both resident and non resident names and hometowns.
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McFadden
Dillon
Beaverhead
Poindexter
Stephan
Thompson
Cairns
Armstead
J. W. Scott
W. H. Stephan
Leslie Thompson
M. A. Walker
Carolyn White
Fred Woodside
R. B. Albright
Palo Alto
Calif
G. R. Allen
Virginia City
W. J. Bierrum
Pony
Mont
Lillian B. Culver
Lakeview
A. M. Fleming
Portland
Ore
Frank Foltz
St. Maries
Idaho
Moses Jardine
Jackson
Montana
Jennie Nash
Garden Home
Gertrude Rathbone
Malta
Raymond Rossiter
Sheridan
September highway department report shows high construction costs
The September report to the Highway Commission cites total expenses of $2,038,293.79 and July-September costs of $4,046,932.17. Overhead is a low 0.86 percent this quarter, with law allowing 8 percent. Construction expenses include right of way payments 25045.35, federal aid supervision 20470.17, signing 612.16, and maintenance costs 128,266.63.
Forty Dillon Teachers to Attend Convention
Esther Snodgrass to chair home economics, Rush Jordan to lead social science, Jennie Rodgers named county educators chair, Charles Henry to toastmasters the banquet. Lucy Carson will speak on Pronunciation and the Printed Page. Eldora Ragon to speak at the Fine Arts session.
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Ing
Esther Snodgrass
Rush Jordan
Normal College
Jennie H. Rodgers
Dillon
Jefferson County Schools
Charles Henry
Lucy H. Carson
the Normal College
Eldora Ragon
School Mines Grid Players in Car Wreck
A Montana State Normal College faculty member Professor Robert Clark escaped injury when his car was struck near Moose Creek Hill on the Butte Dillon highway. His vehicle was badly damaged and unable to proceed. A second car carrying Mr and Mrs Howard Montgomery swerved into a ditch to avoid a collision, receiving a smashed fender.
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Howard Montgomery
Montgomery
Robert Clark
Montana State Normal College
Moose Creek Hill
Butte-Dillon
Clark
Nimrods Bring In Elks In Dillon Area
Fred Budaily C T Callaghan Russell Smith and Earl Tallent each brought home an elk from the West Yellowstone region. William Nelson had the first big game elk of the 1931 season in Madison country. Charles Banks and Sam Landorf each bagged an elk, while Victor Carrigan John Hildreth and R N Gregg reported deer. Sportsmen await snow to end a long stretch of fine autumn weather in Beaverhead County.
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Fred Budaily
C. T. Callaghan
Russell Smith
Earl Tallent
West Yellowstone
Dillon
William Nelson
Madison Country
Charles Banks
Sam Langdorf
Victor Carrigan
John Hildreth
R. N. Gregg
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Red Cross Collecting Old Clothes
The Beaverhead Red Cross calls for old clothing to be renewed and redistributed. They outline minimum winter outfits for children ages six to twelve, including coats sweaters caps gloves shoes and undergarments for girls and boys, to be assembled via donation and volunteer-made garments.
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Beaverhead Red Cross
Red Cross Seeks Clothing for Children in Dillon
The Dillon Red Cross chapter calls for church groups clubs and auxiliaries to help clothe children with a basic outfit including mittens shoes a suit two shirts and nightwear. Agencies may assemble outfits or contribute funds to buy garments and leftovers go to the local relief committee.
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Red Cross
Dillon
Relief Committee
Beavers and Deer Lodge Prep for Saturday contest
The report notes Beavers and Deer Lodge meet Saturday with limited passing, a strong line opening gaps against Normal’s forward wall, and elusive backs capitalizing on chances. Helena’s Nicholas contributed earlier in the game.
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Nicholas
Helena
Brisk Broken-Field Run Highlights Local Game
The report notes a brilliant broken field running display led by Red Davidson formerly of Anaconda high. Cook the substitute Normal back excelled in defense foiling Saints drives late. Wright Popple and Anderson contributed strong backfield defense as the game progressed.
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Uted
Red Davidson
Anaconda High
Cook
Saints
Wright
Popple
Anderson
Episcopal Young People Attend Annual Meeting
Young people from here attended the Episcopal Young People annual meeting banquet on Saturday night. Delegates from the Brotherhood of St. Andrew included Jack Gilbert Bobby Stephan Bobby Watson and Billy Galt with Walter Stephan Lew Brundage present during the conference. Other attendees included Helen Wilk ington Mary Williams Hugh Clark Warren Stone Jr Don Gilbert Tom Caverly Jr and Peter Tragitt. The Dillon delegation traveled to Butte led by Mr. and Mrs. J H Gilbert Hiram Brundage and the Rev H N Tragitt who made three trips.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Jack Gilbert
Bobby Stephan
Bobby Watson
Billy Galt
Walter Stephan
Lew Brundage
Helen Wilkingon
Mary Williams
Hugh Clark
Warren Stone, Jr
Don and
Bruce Gilbert
Tom Caverly
I Jr
Peter Tragitt
Dillon
Butte
J. H. Gilbert
Hiram Brundage
H. N. Tragitt
Beaverhead Valley Sale Draws Ranchers to Dillon
Beav erhead Valley buyers attended a sale with C H McCalliste of Twin Falls as high bidder for five head of top stock. A stock growers convention seemed underway in Dillon as farmers poured in on Thursday. Sam Wilkinson, vice president of the State Bank and Trust Company, acted as sale clerk. Mr Bayers aims to make the sale an annual event.
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Beaverhead Valley
C. H. McCalliste
Twin Falls
Dillon
Sam Wilkinson
The
State Bank & Trust Company
Mr. Bayers
Delegates Named for Baptist Meeting in Anaconda
Miss Ruth Wolfe Miss Marl Brown and Mrs. David Meeds named as delegates to a Silver Bow Baptist association gathering. The association includes churches in Lewis and Clark Powell Jefferson Deer Lodge Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties.
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Ruth Wolfe
Marl Brown
David Meeds
The
Silver Bow
Meeting to discuss plans for state wide music fete
Governor Erickson appointed a board of control to plan a state wide music festival. Members include Chancellor M A Brannon J W Freeman Sid Coffee J C Ryan and Ray Hart. Attending are Willard Thompson John Crowder and possibly Governor Erickson on return from the East.
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Helena
Board of Control
Erickson
M. A. Brannon
J. W. Freeman
Great Falls
Sid Coffee
Missoula
J. C. Ryan
Butte
Ray Hart
Billings
Willard Thompson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
John Crowder
The
State University
Piano tuner Harry Hunter in city, orders via Tribune Book Store
Well known piano tuner Harry Hunter visits the city for a few days and asks that orders be left at The Tribune Book Store.
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Harry Hunter
Tribune Book Store
History and future of higher education development
A speaker notes that education degrees comprise about one per cent of all degrees, the highest ratio in history, and discusses the history and development of higher education with remarks addressing teachers and Rotary guests.
Buyers Hereford Sale Delivers Strong Demand Across Regions
The Hereford sale drew buyers from the Big Hole basin and Beaverhead county with outside bidders from Twin Falls Idaho Livingston Plains Camas Philipsburg Drummond and Butte. William Harray and Matt Christensen of the Big Hole bought multiple bulls. Sam Freeman and Mike Rebich also participated.
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Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead County
Twin Fails
Idaho
Livingston
Plains
Camas
Philipsburg
Drummond
Butte
William Harray
Matt Christensen
Big Hole
Sam_ Freeman
Mike_Rebich
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