Dipping Vat Fire Kills Bull in Bristow Incident
A new dipping vat at Bristow Livestock Sanitary Association caught fire when a bull sparked ignition from gasoline in the dipping solution. The vat, near the Frank Pendleton ranch, burned along with corral structures, killing the bull and causing about 1200 dollars in damage. Five parties field candidates in the November 4 election.
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Bristow Livestock Sanitary Association
Frank Pendleton
Bristow
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Absent Voters Ballots Mailed From Beaverhead County
Three thousand five hundred fifty five electors are allotted for the general election on November 4. Ballots printed last week are in Clerk and Recorder John Baker’s hands and some have been mailed to absent voters including applications from as far as New York City. Ballots include five parties and two referendum measures, with the last three parties lacking county candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Baker
New York City
Republican
Democratic
Farmer-Labor
Socialist
Communist Party of America
Beaverhead County
C. K. Moe
Beavershead rally to hear Galen and Fitzgarrald at Hartwig Theatre
Beaverhead county Republicans plan a crowd event at the Hartwig theatre tomorrow at 8 p m with Judge Albert J Galen U S senator candidate and Mark D Fitzgarrald candidate for representative as main speakers Also present will be Albert Anderson for associate justice and Leonard C Young for railroad commissioner The organizing chair E O Selway notes strong turnout anticipated and a Galen stronghold backing Beav erhead voters are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Young
Albert Anderson
Beaverhead
E. O. Selway
Republican County Central Committee
Beaver“head County
Central Committee
Galen Party
Judge Galen
Roosevelt Program Training School Event at City
Monday October 27 program features high school band under L A Gregory, community sing led by Father Leschner, tribute to Roosevelt with Field ing Graves. Wilber Gilbert Jr leads Scout Oath and Law, special college glee club selections led by Miss Myra Booth. Mr. Frank Ellel gives Life of Roosevelt address as colors are retired.
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L. A. Gregory
America
Father Leschner
Roosevelt
Fielding Graves
Wilber Gilbert, Jr
College Glee Club
Myra Booth
Frank Ellel
Educators to Attend Montana Education Association Convention
Educators from Illon will participate in the Montana Education Association convention in Butte, with nearly all local instructors on the program. Notable addresses include H. E. Davis on Going Around Education, R. K. Albright on Social Studies methods, Lucy H. Carson on The Wax and Wane of the Recitation, and others in primary, elementary, and social science sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILLON
Butte
Montana Education Association
8. E. Davis
the Normal College
General Assembly
R. KE. Albright
Lucy H. Carson
Esther York
Jessie L. Duboc
Sara D. Black
Earl L. Fairbanks
Nettie Hand
Margaret Hollensteiner
Maude A. Larmer
Profes
Rodgers Honored as Grand Herald by Montana Odd Fellows
Judge Henry G. Rodgers was elected grand herald of the Montana Grand Lodge by Odd Fellows at the Great Falls state convention. Apollo lodge members in Dillon praise his active service and leadership in lodge offices and activities. The grand lodge sessions ran Wednesday through Friday. Rebekahs delegates from Diana lodge, including Mrs. Carl B. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Bonnefield, and Mrs. Henry Olsen, attended.
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Dillon
Great Falls
Grand Lodge
Montana
Odd Fellows
Carl B. Taylor
Charles Bonnefield
Henry Olsen
Rebekahs
Diana Lodge
Normal Plays Billings Poly Saturday Afternoon
Normal Morgings Dillon clash preview as Normal and Billings Poly meet in a fair matchup amid rivalry. Coach Moe directs intensive practice while Beaverhead High and the Normal suffer a mud drenched 56 0 loss to Livingston. Cancelled Whitehall game hints at limited action this weekend.
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Normal
Billings Poly
Whitehall
The
Beavers
Golden Anniversary of Church Nears with Three-Day Program
The Methodist Episcopal church marks nearly 50 years with a three day celebration from November 1 to 3. Former ministers Rev Edward Smith Rev Robert P Smith and Rev H G Humphrey will participate. Bishop Wallace E Brown presides Nov 2 sermon at Sunday services. Banquet opens event Nov 1 with Rev Lacklen presiding.
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Race Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Smith
Butte
Robert P. Smith
Bozeman
H. G. Humphrey
Gooding
Idaho
Wallace E. Brown
Jesse Lacklen
Billings
Bishop Brown
Lacklen
Country Club Holds Annual Dinner Tournament
Dillon Country Club staged its annual dinner tournament Sunday with ideal weather. Two groups captained by Dr W H Stephan and H M Brunadge competed. Stephan's group won in a close contest. Winners were guests of the losers at the fall dinner at the Andrus hotel Sunday evening. Miss Glenna Vance received the Turner cup trophy for the women's tournament.
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Dillon Country Club
Stephan
Andrus Hotel
Misa Glenna Vance
Beaverhead Ex-Service Men Banquet Set at Sugar Bowl
Judge Albert Galen, candidate for States senator, will be guest at Beaverhead ex service men banquet tomorrow night at the Sugar Bowl cafe. W D Ross secretary of the Republican county central committee coordinates arrangements. Banquet begins at 6 o clock and all county veterans are urged to attend.
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Veterans of County
Galen
Udge Albert
United States
Beaverhead
Sugar Bowl Cafe
W. D. Ross
Republican County Central Committee
New Dillon Orchestra Organized With 34 Musicians
Dillon forms a new orchestra of 34 players directed by Frances Robinson, violin instructor at the college. The group practices twice weekly and features first violins Constance Blegan Dan Henneberry Howard Grady among its listed members.
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Dillon
New Little Symphony Orchestra
Frances Robinson
Constance Blegan
Dan Henneberry
Howard Grady
Will Mulany Passes Away in Kalispell
William Mulany a former Dillon resident died in Kalispell last Friday after a brief illness. Brother Tom Mulany left for Kalispell to attend the funeral. Will Mulany lived in Dillon in its early days and left over forty years ago becoming a prominent Kalispell businessman.
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Will Mulany
Kalispell
Tom Mulany
Dillon
Big Hole Hay Enters World Show From Montana
Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker has entered Montana hay from the Big Hole basin in the 1930 International Grain and Hay show in Chicago, November 29 to December 6. The entry, grown on Hazelbaker’s ranch, includes red clover timothy mixed hay and wild hay, the same winner of last year’s world championship with blue ribbons. Entries close November 10 with exposition secretary B. H. Heide.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Montana
Chicago
Timothy
B. H. Heide
Lima P.T.A. Hosts Annual Club Meeting and Dance Plans
The Beaverhead County High School Alumni Association will hold a dance at the city hall auditorium next Saturday night, the first in a series of winter events. Before dances, alumni will publish a small newspaper with news and articles. Tickets are on sale this week. The Lima Parents and Teachers association hosted the Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs at Lima High School for a semi annual meeting with welcoming remarks by Mrs. Herman Wildman and responses by Mrs. Harry Black. The luncheon followed in the Lima Public School fourth grade room with autumn decor and Halloween decorations.
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Lima Parents and Teachers Association
Beaverhead County
Hallowe'en Dec
St Rose Guild Plans Election Night Dance
Ladies of the St Rose guild plan a grand opening dance at the city hall auditorium on election night November 4. The venue features a new sounding board and decorations by guild members. Election returns from the county and state will be announced, and a Majestic radio will be raffled to the winner.
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St. Rose Guild
City Hall
Former Young Man of City Studies in Vienna Medical School
Dr. Lee Williams, a former Beaverhead County High School star athlete, is studying at a renowned Vienna medical school on a leave from Los Angeles General Hospital where he has served as resident physician for three years. He traveled to Europe as a ship doctor on an Italian steamer, per his mother Mrs. A. L. Anderson. The same school once educated Dr. F. M. Poindexter of Dillon.
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Lee Williams
Europe
Vienna
A. L. Anderson
F. M. Poindexter
Dillon
Williams
Los Angeles General Hospital
Beaverhead County
Father and Son Banquet Planned by Beaverhead FFA
Beaverhead county high school Future Farmers of America chapter will sponsor a father and son banquet at the high school on Monday evening November 8. The meal will be prepared and served by home economics students under Miss Robbins, followed by talks on the Smith-Hughes department. A Halloween dance to raise funds is set for Friday night October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Future Farmers of America
Home Economics
Senator Walsh Holds Campaign Rally In Hartwig Theater
Senator T. J. Walsh a Democrat seeking re election spoke to a large crowd at the Hartwig theatre in the first rally of his campaign. He defended his vote against the Hawley Smoot tariff bill and attacked Montana Republican Senator Leavitt for voting in its favor.
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Hartwig Theatre
Enator
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Leavitt
LaFollette
Brookhart
Norris
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Albert J. Galen
Hartwig
Mark D. Fitzgarrald
Educational Association
Meet
Rodgers
Oddfellows
Henry G. Rodgers
Apollo Lodge
Illings Polytechnic
Montana State Normal
Bulldogs
Beaverhead High
Livingston
Bobbittens
Montana State
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Country Club
W. H. Stephan and
H. M. Brundage
NEW Dillon Orchestra
Normal College
Little Symphony
William Mulany
Lon Man
Hazelbaker
IG Hole Basin
Lima P.T.A
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dance City Hall
Senator T. J. Walsh
Scott Lea
Vitt
Senate
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