Beaverhead County Board Discusses Railroad Right-of-Way Fencing
Beaverhead County commissioners met in regular session on September 8 9 and 10 1936 with Commissioners Jacison Rife and Hartwig and Clerk Baker. Protests were heard from James D Deputy and Peter Carrigan against fencing the railroad right of way formerly crossed by Highway 91 and near the viaduct south of Dilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Board of Final
James D
Petor Carrigan
Dilles
Butte Hazelbaker Club Forms for Governor Campaign
The Butte Hazelbaker for Governor club held its first regular meeting Monday night naming committees. It will focus on Hazelbaker's gubernatorial bid while a women’s committee of 570 members works for the Republican state ticket. Miners' union members attended and endorsed Hazelbaker. Beaverhead high school faculty picnic at Dillmont park featured committee members Miss Ruby Bogness Miss Jean Ballard and Mrs. Ed Wayne.
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Butte Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County High School
Dillmont Park
Ruby Bogness
Jean Ballard
Ed Wayne
Hazelbaker Speaks at Republican Rally Here
Frank A. Hazelbaker, Republican candidate for governor, addressed a large crowd here as neighbors from his home county cheered. Jack Morrow of Chicago spoke for the National Committee, with Howard A. Johnson and H. L. Hart also addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morrow
Chicago
National Committee
Howard A. Johnson and
H. L. Hart
Gathering
Frank A. Hazelbaker
War Veteran Claimed by Illness in Salmon Idaho
Chester A. Coiner World War I veteran died after a brief illness in Salmon Idaho Monday morning at age 48. A Golden City Missouri native who moved to Montana as a youth, he enlisted from Salmon with Company E of the 6th Ammunition Train. Survived by his mother three brothers Otis Vern and Arther of Salmon and two sisters Mrs ageie Bryan Reich of Reich and another in the East. The body was brought to Dillon and funeral held yesterday at the Brundage Chapel with Rev W J Loar of First Baptist Church officiating. interment in Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Coiner
Salmon
Idaho
Golden City
Montana
United States
Tee Brothers
Otis
Vern
Arwh
Ageie Bryan
Reichie
Anher
Dillond
Yestery
Brundage Aspel
W. J. Loar
E First Baptist Church
Mountainew Cemetery
Dillon Women Lead Safety Drive Amid Driving Pledge
The Dillon Business and Professional Women's club launched a safety campaign inviting local motorists to sign the pledge Count on Me to Prevent Accidents. Members issue red white and blue emblems for license plates for a small fee as a daily reminder of drivers' responsibility. The drive follows national women's clubs emphasis on highway safety and cites injuries and long term effects from crashes.
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Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Daughters of the Nile Luncheon and Tirzah Temple Ceremony
Mrs. Mary Molleur and Mrs. George F. Dart attended a Daughters of the Nile luncheon at Echo Lake yesterday afternoon and a Tirzah temple ceremonial in Butte last night.
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Mary Molleur
George F. Dart
Daughters of the Nile
Echo Lake
Tirzah
Butte
Change in Taylor District Lines Sets Party Campaign Plans
Parties map campaign features as line changes near Taylor grazing district No 5 are discussed at a meeting with five-county delegates. Terrett and Morgan attend to discuss boundary proposals while Republican chair Sam Ditty says a sound truck will tour Dillon Monida Lima Armstead in October.
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Horse Prairie
Alian Terrett
R E. Morgan
Mal Grazier
Sam Ditty
Republican County Committee
National Committee
Dillon
Monida
Lima
Armetead
Beaver Wins National News Contest For Third Straight Year
The Beaver, Beaverhead high school official newspaper, earned first place in the 1936 International Quill and Scroll Critical Service contest. Competing with papers from Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Montana schools, Beaver achieved high marks for writing quality and staff responsibilities.
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The
Beaver
Beaverhead High School Association
Critical Service
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Seattle
Montana
Missoula
Helena
Billings
Bozeman
Bill Bayerd
Paul Simons
Glenn Hocking
Roy Forrester
Miss Kirkpatrick
Beaverhead High School
Yanks Favored By Local Fans As World Series Opens In New York
Local fans favor the New York Yankees as the World Series opens in New York. An opening-night mood shows strong support for the Yankees with expectations of strong performances.
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New York
New York Yankees
Dillon
New York Giants
Giants Top Yankees 6 1 in World Series Opener
Carl Hubbell pitched superbly for the Giants while New York Yankees errors aided a 6 1 win in Philadelphia. Selkirk homered for the Yankees lone run and Bartell tied the game before the eighth inning. Four Giants runs in the eighth, two on errors, sealed the victory in the wettest World Series game since 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Yankees
Selkirk
Bartell
Giants
Philadelphia
Ruffing
Hubbell
Farmers Union Delegates Attend State Convention in Great Falls
Several members of Farmers Union locals attend the state convention in Great Falls this week. Delegates include County, Lee Schuler of Dillon and Walter Jones of Wise River, Bond local, Mike Lauterbach and Lorin Miller, Dillon Local, Mrs. A. J. Rife and Migs Estella Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buhrer, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Great Falls
County
Lee Schuler
Dillon
Walter Jones
Wise River
Bond
Mike Lauterbach
Lorin Miller
A. J. Rife
Migs - Estella Hansen
Frank Buhrer
A. C. Ferguson
Beaverhead County Praised for Debt Reduction in Montana
Beaverhead county officials were lauded in the Montana Taxpayer for cutting net indebtedness. The report notes Beaverhead among 17 Montana counties with no net indebtedness on June 30, 1936. It also cites Prairie county as bondless, while 16 other counties hold surplus funds in warrants and sinking funds to cover debts.
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Beaverhead
Board of Commissioners
Montana
Prairie
Prairie County
Blaine
Carter
Custer
Deer Lodge
Glacier
Jefferson
Liberty
McCone
Madison
Mineral
Park
Powder River
Teton
Treveure
Yellowstone
Local Shoppersdock Dillon Visit Highlighted
Mrs. Harley Linder of Laurin and Mrs. William Lewis with two daughters from Sheridan shopped in Dillon on Saturday.
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Harley Linder
Laurin
William Lewis
Sheridan
Normal College Fall Term Opens With 266 Students
The Montana State Normal college opened its fall term Monday with 266 students on the opening day. Enrollment is about 60 below last year but may reach around 300 as the term continues. President Sheldon B. Davie noted registration occurred Saturday and Monday and classes started yesterday. Dillon motor car owners offered free transport from the depot and bus station to residence halls or boarding houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal College
Sheldon BE. Davie
Dillon Motor Car
Public School Teachers for Year Named
The article lists faculty connected with the training school and public schools. It names Mrs. H. D. Black, Ottife Brauer, Mabel Colby, and Jessie L. Duboc with their roles and academic credentials, noting many teach or supervise while also serving at the college.
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H. D. Black
A. B
State University of Washington
State University of Montana
Ottife Brauer
State Teachers College
Kearney
Neb
Mabel Colby
Montana State University
Jessie L. Duboc
Des Moines Universiy
University of Chicago
Beaverhead High School Head Speaks at Rotary Dinner
Conrad QO. Orr Beaverhead County High School principal addressed the Dillon Rotary Club about ongoing improvements to the high school building and future possibilities for the school.
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High School
Head Speaks
Rotary Club
Conrad Orr
Conrad QO. Orr
Beaverhead County
Dillon Rotary Club
Beaverhead County Electors List Sets New Record
Beaverhead County Clerk Albert B. Baker forwards a list of 4 296 electors to precincts, surpassing the 1934 high of 4 130. A preliminary tally exceeded 4 330 before removals finalized the count.
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Beaverhead County
Albert
Baker
Beavers Fall In Debut Under Night Lights
Bewildered by bright lights Coach Carl Ross and his Beaver high school gridders lost their season opener at Idaho Falls 58 to 0. The Beavers fumbled 32 times in a costly display as the night game debut proved rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ross
Beaver Head High School
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Beavers
Auction Sale Set for Monday at Hodge Ranch Melrose
An outstanding local auction is scheduled for Monday Oct. 5 at the Hodge ranch in Melrose. Bidding starts at 10 a.m. with lunch at noon. Livestock includes 32 horses 513 sheep 80 cattle and 36 hogs along with farm machinery and other articles. Col Luther Smith acts as auctioneer and A Williams is clerk.
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Melrose
Luther Smith
Williams
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Old Age Pension Board
Inc
Fiat
Dillon South Central
Dillon Lakeview
Vieira Lima
Lima Lima
Dela Lima
North Central
Relrock Armstead
Grant Petar Nee Meen
Eneerenene
Armstead
Glendale
Butte Hazelbaker Club
Hazelbaker
Republican Rally
Taylor
Beaverhead Ranchers
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Normal College
Hodge Ranch
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