Montana State Normal College Names New Athletic Director
Herbert P. Kakuske will become athletic director at Montana State Normal College, succeeding John W. Breeden. Kakuske, a Milton College and University of Wisconsin graduate, earned multiple letters in basketball, baseball, and football during college. Beaverhead American Legion post to host mining district veterans for quarterly convention with local auxiliary as hostesses. meeting includes program and city hall business session.
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Herbert P. Kakuske
Milton College
University of Wisconsin
John W
Brick) Breeden
Montana State Normal College
Sheldon E. Davis
Beaverhead
American Legion
The
Legion
Beaver Grid Sound Faces Initial Test
Beaverhead county high school's inexperienced football team opens the season with a trip to Anaconda on September 28 under Coach Jimmy Harris. Only four veterans return and a small squad to select from, but the Beavers show fight and enthusiasm to overcome the handicap. Home opener is September 30 vs Butte Central with other tentative games against Three Forks Whitehall and Bozeman.
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Beaverhead County High School
Jimmy Harris
Beavers
Anaconda
Harris
Beaver
Ritschel
Brown
Campbell
Simpson
Butte Central
Three Forks
Whitehall
Bozeman
Silver Unit Established At Meeting
A Beaverhead county meeting at Pearl I Smiths office formed a Montana Silver association unit. Rep Joe Metlen helped organize, with C R Brazier outlining aims to restore silver to the U S monetary system. Local chair William Logan and Ross W Emerick named to lead.
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Montana Silver Association
Beaverhead
Pearl I. Smith
Joe Metlen
C. R. Brazier
Helena
Great Falls
Butte
East Helena
Kalispell
Deer Lodge
Chateau
Wolf Creek
Cascade
Craig
Basin
William Logan
Ross W. Emerick
City Residents Injured in Glendive Car Crash
Mrs C T Callahan and her daughter Mickey of the city were injured in a car accident near Glendive Sunday evening. Both were taken to Glendive hospital where the girl suffered a compound fracture of the jaw. another daughter and Mrs Callahan were mentioned in the report.
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C. T. Callahan
Mickey
Glendive
Callahan
Fall Term at Normal Opens Soon
The autumn quarter at Montana State Normal College starts Monday September 25 with registration. Early registration is set for Saturday September 23 as announced by President Sheldon E. Davis. Officials expect strong student attendance in the two year diploma program and more upper division credits toward the degree. Freshman afternoons are planned in the first week for advising and testing.
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Montana State Normal College
Sheldon E. Davis
Local Young Democrats Club organized in Andrus hotel
A local unit of the Young Democrats Clubs of America was organized last Wednesday in the Andrus hotel. Senator George M. Melton named chairman and Warren M. Stone secretary treasurer. Delegates to the state convention were chosen with others to be picked by a committee. The group plans social and business meetings and invites all Democrats to join. Meanwhile farmer L H Rumbaugh showcased a 2 1/4 pound potato and a 16 pound 2 ounce cabbage from his fields east of the city as examples of record crops.
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Young Democratic Clubs of America
Andrus Hotel
George M. Melton
Warren M. Stone
Jos Fitzstephens
Great Falls
Joe Metlen
Edgar J. Rife
Harry J. Andrus
Harry Andrus
Beaverhead
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Party
Melton
Wisdom Lodge to Celebrate Charter Night Next Tuesday
Masons from Beaverhead county will gather in Wisdom on Tuesday September 19 to celebrate Wisdom lodge No 61 charter night. Dillon Lima and Big Hole basin Masons invited with older lodge members presiding. Secretary George W Dart asks attendees notify him to gauge guest numbers.
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Beaverhead County
Wisdom
Wisdom Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Dillon
Lima
Big Hole Basin
J. E. Shaw
Wisdom Lodge
George W. Dart
Dillon Lodge
D. Be, Anson
H. R. Capehart
Charles W. Francis
Hans Jorgenson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Charles E. Miller
H. S. Mussigbrod
F. H. Pendleton
Charles Quist
M. G. Ramsey
Bruce A. Risley
Fred M. Schultz
J. H. Scofield
Amos Ray Shaw
Joe E. Shaw
John B. Tope
William J. Tope
John C. Wharton
Frank Wilke
Ray E. Willey
A. R. Leverich
John Troupe
Dillon Lodge 16 A F and A M Plans Fiftieth Anniversary
Details of Dillon lodge No. 16 A F and A M fiftieth anniversary were completed. The celebration is set for Saturday Oct 14 with Masons statewide and grand lodge officers expected. A Saturday afternoon business meeting will feature talks and a grand lodge officer visit. A banquet follows at the Montana State Normal College dining room.
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Dillon Lodge No. 16
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge
Montana State Normal College
One Hundred Per Cent Enrollment Campaign in Dillon
A Dillon drive aims for full NRA enrollment led by Mayor Ross Emerick and Principal W. Wahl. High school students conduct a house to house canvass with plans to contact every city resident.
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NRA
Dillon
Ross W. Emerick
W. W. Wahl
Matron of Valley Is Summoned
Mrs. Mary Rebich, long time Beaverhead Valley resident, died in a Butte hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Austria 53 years ago, she moved to Beaverhead County in 1898 and lived on a ranch south of town. Funeral Mass was held at St. Rose Catholic Church with burial in Mountain View cemetery. she is survived by her husband Mike Rebich Sr and seven daughters including Mrs. Albert Myerle, Mrs. Peter Baker, and Mrs. Joe.
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Mary Rebich
Mike Rebich
Beaverhead Valley
Butte Hospital
Austria
Beaverhead County
St. Rose Catholic Church
F. X. Lechner
Mountain View Cemetery
Rebich
Albert Myerle
Peter Baker
Joe
Former Dillon Resident Robert Bears Dies in California
Robert Bears longtime Dillon blacksmith, who moved to California years ago, died in a Hollywood hospital on Sunday September 3. Survived by his widow Hattie Willard and three daughters all residing in California. he was a well known figure in Dillon and across the county.
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Robert Bears
Dillon
Hollywood
Calif
Bears
California
Hattie Willard
Cuban Crisis Discussed At Rotary Meeting
Professor Robert E. Albright spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club on current events. He described Cuba’s hostility to American imperialism and the sugar industry slump with 70 percent US ownership. He linked cheap sugar to the island’s mood and urged careful US participation in the upcoming Pan American conference at Montevideo. Co Superintendent Charles Henry spoke on Rotary’s sixth object international relationships.
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Robert E. Albright
Dillon Rotary Club
United States
Cuba
Albright
Montivideo
Charles Henry
Rotary
Beaverhead Bonds Sold by State Bank
Beaverhead county approved the State Bank & Trust company bid of 61 681 57 for the bond issue. The second bid was accepted at par plus accrued interest with 5 percent rate. Special arrangements covered 11 100 of the bonds as county officials and bank leaders conferred. District court action seeks a restraining order on the sale of that amount.
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State Bank & Trust Company
Beaverhead County
Board of Commissioners
J. E. Kelly
R. B. Barrett
Sam Wilkinson
Little Returns From Ring Meet on Pacific Coast
Frank Little former all round athlete of Beaverhead county high school returned from Portland after competing in the Pacific Coast AAU boxing tournament which drew 131 amateurs from 11 western states He reached the heavyweight semifinals before losing a decision to Frank Connelley a 200 pound fighter from the Olympic club in San Francisco who won the tournament
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Frank Little
Beaverhead County
Portland
Oregon Agricultural College
Frank Connelley
Olympic Club
San Francisco
F Hirshy Dies in California After Big Hole Basin Life
Fred Hirshy Jr a prominent stockman from the Big Hole basin died suddenly Friday morning at his La Mesa California home He was born in Switzerland in 1859 and came to the United States in 1880 He lived in Montana from 1894 until 1919 then moved to California with his wife and remained there since He had recently returned to La Mesa after visiting Dillon and the Big Hole basin
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Fred Hirshy, Jr
Big Hole Basin
LaMesa
Calif
Dillon
Switzerland
United States
Ohio
Montana
California
District Defeats Plan for 100 New City Lights
Protests from property owners defeated the proposed Hehting district plan to install 100 street lights in the residential area, replacing 40 and adding 60 more. The City Council heard petitions and filings showing protests exceeding a 61 percent threshold of affected real estate at its monthly meeting.
Claude Vance Recaptured in Wyoming Faces Montana Burglary Charge
Claude H. Vance, a twice fugitive from Beaverhead county jail since May, was captured at Rawlins Wyoming last Wednesday and will be returned to Montana by a U S marshal to face a burglary charge on the Grant post office. Sheriff W.
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Claude H. Vance
Beaverhead
Rawlins
Wyoming
Montana
United States
Grant
Vance
Montana seeks federal action on $1.25 million road debentures
The Montana public works advisory board sent three non-federal project requests to the National Public Works Administration for final action. The biggest item is the Montana highway commission plan to sell $1,250,000 of its 1933 gasoline tax debentures to raise funds for a major road oiling program. The state may sell up to $1,500,000 annually for four years, but last year found no buyers and the 1932 block lapsed. the 1933 block has been offered multiple times with $250,000 exhausted at the latest commission meeting.
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Montana
Montana Public Works Advisory Board
National Public Works Administration
Washington, D. C
Montana Highway Commission
Public Works Administration
Highway Commission
List of Winners in Lima Two-day Rodeo Announced
Winners in the Lima two day rodeo staged by Bill Gray at the George Roe ranch near Lima were announced last week. Winners Sunday Sept. 3 include Broncho posting Paul Shafter Bill Redding Harold Walsh bare back riding Bill Redding Leonard Leake calf roping Pete Stephanie Babe Lyons wild sow milking Al Woodall and partner first quarter mile Peterson horses first and second half mile Lige Youngs horse first Ed Love foot race John Petterson saddle and go Lige Young Pete Stephanie. Winners Monday Sept. 4 include Broncho busting Johnnie Hudson Lucien Gibson Harold Walsh bareback riding Billi Redding Harold Emery calf roping Dan Maine 16 seconds Bill Gray 20 seconds wild cow milking Bus Lemons and Al Woodall Jim Raymond and Larry King quarter mile Petterson horse Roy McNinch horse half mile Ed Lores horse Cowboys foot race Homer Cutler Larry King.
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Paul Shafter
Bill Redding
Harold Walsh
Biil Redding
Leonard Leake
Pete Stephanie
Babe Lyons
al Woodall
Peterson
Lige Young
Ed Love
John Petterson
Johnnie Hnudson
Lucien Gibson
Billi Redding
Harold Emery
Dan Maine
Bill Gray
Bus Lemons
Jim Raymond
Larry King
Petterson
Roy McNinch
Ed Lores
Homer Cutler
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Logan
City
Young Democrats
L. H. Rumbaugh
National Organization
Masonic Lodge
Valley
Rotary Meet
R. E. .Albright
Beaverhead Bonds
State Bank
Little
Ring
Pacific Coast
F. Hirschy
Claude Vance
George Roe Ranch
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