Tom Clemow Elected Captain of Beaverhead Track Team
At a recent meeting Tom Clemow was chosen captain of this year's Beaverhead track squad. He leads a promising group with seniors and several freshmen showing potential. Interclass meet on the 17th and meets with Whitehall Sheridan and Twin Bridges on the 24th loom as the season opens amid snow delays. Beaverhead, Montana Power Co. profits noted at end.
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Tom Clemow
Clemow
Little
Hignight
Bourquin
Beaverhead
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Frosh
Medicine Lodge News briefed items and travel notes
April reports show Mrs. Welborn and baby returning from Dillon for medical treatment. Lois Scollard opened school with eight pupils. Jenkins and Hart visited the lodge. John Hildreth and Ike Rife traveled to Dillon and Armstead. A 12 inch snow and eight below zero temperatures marked the week. L. D. Browne also visited the lodge.
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Medicine Lodge
R. Welborn
Baby
Dillon
Easter program shines at Jackson Sunday church
Jackson Sunday school members staged a memorable Easter service with children from three districts performing songs and poems. The program featured well rehearsed numbers, showcasing decades of time and talent in a community effort that drew praise from attendees.
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Jackson
Dillon College Pool Opens to Public With Schedule
The Normal college pool announces weekly time blocks for Dillon residents and students. Women use 4 05 to 5 20 on Wednesdays. men on Fridays. general 7 30 to 9 00 evenings for girls and women. Tickets cost 10 cents and guards supervise all sessions. Restrictions require expected swimming, no street shoes, and a shower bath prior entry. Towels and suits are not yet provided.
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Dillon
Easter observance marks established Jackson event
The room was decorated by school children and plants. Seventy nine persons attended as reported by the secretary and a substantial offering was given. A dainty luncheon was served and each child received an Easter emblem. The gathering celebrated the greatest event of history with the message He Is Risen.
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Jackson
Armstead News Roundup From April Activities
Sophia Guyaz Margaret Mullen and Mrs Ralph Go forth motored to Dillon Friday afternoon. The B M A s were entertained at Mrs W H Lyons home Wednesday evening with pinochle. Betty Lee Mullen returned from Columbus Mont where Mrs Mullen visited her mother. Bert McMenomey elected to a three year term as school trustee. Elmer Gordon and family were Dillon visitors Saturday. The Misses Sophia Guyaz Rose Golobick Elizabeth Levick and Nell Mc Cauley went to Dillon Easter Sunday. Ike Rife Jr was down from the Rife Ranch on Medicine Lodge on Wednesday.
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Armstead
Sophia Guyaz
Margaret Mullen
Ralph Goforth
Dillon
Bert McMenomey
Elmer Gordon
J. T. Mullen
Betty Lee
Columbus
Mont
Mullen
W. H. Lyons
Ike Rife, Jr
Rife Ranch
Medicine Lodge
Rose Golobick
Elizabeth Levick
Nell McCauley
Reichle News Update on Local Moves and Purchase
C J Ferguson bought a new Chevrolet touring car in Reichle. Wayne Gransbury and family moved to the Foote residence and will stay until school closes.
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Gransbury
Foote Rescience
Boston Montana Corp Case Upheld Receiver Fees
The higher court increased the receiver's fees from $500 to $1 000 for the receivership period. A marriage license was issued to George C Sachet and Olive Fletcher of Butte. A district court hearing addressed a partial distribution of the estate of the late Mrs Margaret Schuler. Ruth Parker Hier was granted a divorce from David Hier and may resume her maiden name.
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Boston- Montana Corporation
Lyman. H. Bennett
Charles’ S. Muffley
Courpatutr
George C. Sachet
Olive Fletcher
Butte
District Court
Margaret Schuler
Ruth Parker Hier
David Hier
Ruth Parker
Beverages and Beef SteersDominate Beaverhead News Summary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rife of Medicine Lodge bought 500 head of choice beef steers for the Master market. Purchases included 200 from W S Tash, 150 from James Doyle, 125 from Tom Pierce, and 24 from Michelson near Dillon. Dan Piccone visited Idaho Falls. Edna Garrison returns to Reichle after a serious accident. Easter gatherings and dancing noted at local homes. Stephen Kambich shipped four carloads of fat cattle to Portland with Carl Kambich.
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Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Mr. Rife
W. S. Tash
James Doyle
Lakeview
Tom Pierce
Grant
Mr. Michelson
Dillon
Local Notables and Farmland Trades Across Dillon
Mrs Dan Piccone spent Monday and Tuesday in Dillon with her mother. Smith and Wilson Co shipped a carload of sheep to Bedrock Wednesday. Nick Adders visited in Butte Saturday and Sunday. Mat Polish sold much of his cattle herd to George Bighorn of Melrose last week. Mrs Frank Bryan and family visited Dillon. Catherine Finnegan attended a teachers meeting in Dillon. Joe Pace and Mrs J Middlemeyer guests at Joy home. Rudolph Polish and two students from Butte spent Easter here. County officials inspected the Big Hole River bridge Wednesday.
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Dan Piccone
Dillon
Smith and Wilson Co
Bedrock
Mat Polish
George Bighorn
Melrose
Catherine Finnegan
Joe Pace
Apex
J. Middlemeyer
Son
Joy Home
First Baptist Church Service and Schedule
Minister E L Hurley outlines church objects fellowship and attitude motto. Bible school 10:00 a.m. morning worship 11:00, young people's 6:30 p.m., evening worship 7:30.
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E. L. Hurley
Jesus Christ
Bible School
Young Peoples
Methodist series on Christian Citizenship set by Dillon church
Rev. Carl Knudsen of the Methodist church announces a sermon series on Christian Citizenship by prominent Dillon laymen. It runs Sundays from April 11 to May 16 with speakers including F. H. Garver A. T. Peterson S. E. Davis R. E. Albright H. G. Rodgers and Robert Clarke presenting varied topics.
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Dillon
Carl Knudsen
Methodist Church
F. H. Garver
Prin. A. T. Peterson
S. E. Davis
R. E. Albright
H. G. Rodgers
Robert Clarke
Post-Easter Services and Plans at Local Church
Evening services begin at 7 30 with a public invitation. Next Sunday morning a post Easter sermon titled The Reality of the Unseen will be preached. Sunday school starts 9 45 and Epworth league at 6 80. The Order of Rainbow girls will attend the eleven o clock services in a body. About 40 girls belong to this order.
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the Unseen
Epworth League
Order of Rainbow
Tash Ships Steers From Armstead Ranch
W. S. Tash, owner of the D. L. ranch on the Grasshopper, shipped 200 steers from Armstead last Monday. The three year olds weighed about 1,800 pounds each and were described as top beef, bringing eight cents per pound in the market.
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W. S. Tash
D. L
Armstead
Beaverhead
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Ad
Catarrhal deafness due to inflamed Eustachian tube is explained and Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as removing catarrh to relieve deafness. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by BF Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
BF. J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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