Heart Attack Claims Nurse At Hospital
Anne L. McIntee a 53 year old registered nurse on Barrett hospital staff since August 16 was found dead in her room about 11 o clock Tuesday night after failing to report for duty Death was ascribed to a heart attack Her husband Dr L A McIntee a Butte dentist and her birthplace Butte are noted Funeral arrangements pending relatives Remains are at Brundage Funeral Home Her mother Mrs Louise Welsh lives in Seattle and a brother Andrew Welsh is in Hartford Conn with several nieces and nephews
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Anne L. McIntee
Barrett Hospital
L. A. McIntee
Butte
McIntee
Brundage Funeral Home
Dillon
Roy Runir
Lake
Roy Runer
Mary Runer
Runer
Big Hole Basin
Roy
Butte High School
Arthur
Clayton Huntley Ranch
Wisdom
Charles
East
Richard Shook
Hamilton
Ernest Shook
Connor
Mont
Eric Nagel
Roy Runner
Lily Lake
Runner
Mary Runner
Shrine parade delights Dillon crowd with color and music
A large crowd enjoyed the Shrine band from Bagdad Temple of Butte in colorful attire as Dillon floats drew applause on the second day of rodeo events. Prizes were awarded at the fair grounds and many groups including Elk's junior corps high school bands and Deer Lodge Shrine contributed to a festive march.
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Shrine
Bagdad Temple
Butte
Dillon
Fair Grounds
Elk’s
Deer Lodge Shrine
Beaverhead
Right or Wrong continued tale of Jim Dillon’s growing up
The piece profiles Jim Dillon's youth from delivering papers to various odd jobs while maintaining top grades. It notes his quiet demeanor, self drive, and a striking gaze reminiscent of Senator Mike Mansfield as he visits. The excerpt frames his formative years through hometown memories and personal effort.
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Mandan
John Colter
West
Missouri
Grandma
Jim
U. S
Mike Mansfield
Homecoming of Jim Roberts Sparks Dillon Reflections
Narrator compares Jim Roberts high achievements to a beloved Dillon myth as the town waits impassively yet warmly. He recalls Roberts’ West Point rank and self made journey, contrasting with Laredo legend imagery and the idea of finding contentment in America’s offered freedoms.
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West Point
Jim Roberts
Dillon
Jim
Laredo
America
Record Squad Out For Beaver
Football coach Bun Lodge welcomed 74 prospective players to the first drill at Beaverhead County High School under lights at Vigilante Field. The turnout surpassed any previous beaver squad by more than 20 as graduation thinned the varsity roster, creating a major task to fill vacancies. Some players arrived in makeshift gear until enough uniforms could be issued.
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Bun Lodge
Beaverhead County High School
Coach Lodge
Home town tribute to Jim Roberts and returning hero
The speaker celebrates Jim Roberts for his courage and fidelity to his hometown. He urges the community to welcome Jim home with pride and to keep the fires burning as he returns, affirming the town’s affection and support.
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Jim Roberts
Jim
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