Gypsies Pass Through Horse Prairie In‑Transit
From the Tribune April 29, 1892 a report notes many Gypsies traveling through Horse Prairie toward Bannack. Land matters include M M Freed filing a desert claim near Bed Rock and J H E Bailey securing final proof on desert claims near Lima. A snowshoe mail route runs from Henrys Lake to Shambow. R A Paddock loses a toe while timber cutting near Argenta. The school board elected Lambert Eliel chairman and P D McGough clerk, extending term to May 20 and requesting a nine month year with five mill tax.
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Bannack
Bedrock
Patrick Desmond
Horse Prairie
J. HE. Bailey
Lima
W. M. Ames
Amesville
R. A. Paddock
Argenta
Lambert Eliel
P. D. McGough
Normal elects Swain president and renews faculty contracts
The Normal executive board met Friday night and elected Dr. Henry H. Swain as president beginning September 1. They reelected Professors Monroe and Fenner with increased salaries. A new four court tennis facility was built on the Rife property on Rail Road avenue. The season’s first irrigation lake appeared on Atlantic street. A 30-foot electric light stack collapsed. Matt Orr planned new stacks in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Henry H. Swain
The
Monroe
Fenner
Railroad Avenue
Atlantic Street
Electric Light Works
Matt Orr
Butte
Dillon
Big Hole cattle shipped from Anaconda to Portland
Thirteen railcars carrying 300 Big Hole cattle averaging 1350 pounds were sent by W. M. Montgomery to Portland. They sold at six dollars and seventy-five cents per hundred. Mrs. Goldie Selway wed Mrs. George Stimpson in a ceremony at the Lauterbach home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Big Hole
Anaconda
W. M. Montgomery
Portland
Goldie Selway
George Stimpson
Jesse Lacklen
Max Lauterbach
Wisdom
C. W. Francis
Chris Hansen
Missoula
Experiment Farm
Forest Service
Boulder
Divide
Glen Decker
Armstead
Easter Faith And World Events In A Turbulent Era
A collection of reflections on Easter's impact, Marian Anderson’s rise, Japan’s Axis stance, yellow fever conquest, US defense tech plans, and Mussolini’s empire retreat. The piece blends religious optimism with notes on war, science, and industrial needs, citing leaders and events of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute
Kiwanis Night Features Two Cornet Solos by Student
Kenneth Martin, a Normal college student, will entertain at the Kiwanis meeting Thursday night with two cornet solos accompanied by Miss Mary Hocking. The main talk will be by P. J. Brophy of Butte on the liquor industry, with T. F. McFadden serving as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Martin
Kiwanis Meeting
Mary Hocking
P. J. Brophy
Butte
T. F. McFadden
Sunday School Party At Methodist Church Held Thursday
The senior and junior departments held a party in the church parlors with Miss Minger Mrs Giudici and Mrs Farmer in charge. Miss Varalee Sheldon directed the names assisted by Miss McKee and Miss Wilson. A large attendance and a delicious lunch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
M. Minger
Carl Giudici
Marlin K. Farmer
Varalee Sheldon
Marjorie McKee
Jean Wilson
Sunday School Party at Methodist Church Report
Primary Methodist Sunday-school children enjoyed a party Friday afternoon at 8 30 hosted by their teachers at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday — School
Dillon Shakespeare Club Holds Last Regular Meeting
The Dillon Shakespeare club met for its final regular session on Saturday April 5 at St James guild hall. Miss Lucy Carson led a discussion of the play George Washington Slept Here by Moss Hart and George S Kaufman.
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Dillon Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild Hall
Lucy Carson
George Washington
Moss Hart
Home Arts Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon Program
The Home Arts club was entertained by Mrs. Richard Evans at 336 South Bozeman Street on Tuesday at 2 o'clock for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Marie Anderson was co host. Miss Gladys Tofte home demonstration agent led the program on color harmony.
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Home Arts Club
Richard Evans
South Bozeman Street
Marie Anderson
Gladys 'Tofte
Beaverhead High Girls Attend Anaconda Play Day
Hight and girls from Beaverhead County High School attended a play day in Anaconda on Saturday accompanied by Claudia Faust girls' physical education director. After afternoon athletic events they joined a banquet in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Claudia Faust
Anaconda
Country Club Card Party Held by Dillon Club Leaders
A Dillon Country club card party for male members occurred last Wednesday evening April 9 at 8 o’clock in the clubhouse. Walter Foster and Conrad Orr supervised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
Walter Foster
Conrad Orr
Grade School Play Presents Garraine Page Knight and Vassal
The sixth grade of Mrs Margaret Hollensteiner presented a medieval training for knighthood in Garraine Page Squire Knight and Vassal at the Bagley building on Friday April 4. The program starts at 2 45 p m and is open to parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hollensteiner
Ladies of the B B Pinochle Club Dine at Miss Plant Home
The Ladies of the B B Pinochle club were entertained by the men members at a 7 o'clock dinner party hosted by Miss Clara Plant on Friday evening. After dinner they played cards with prizes awarded to Mrs. H. M. Miller and Mrs. George Lennox, concluding the club season.
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B. B. Pinochle Club
Clara Plant
H. M. Miller
George Lennox
Thankful note for sympathy after Johnnie John Jackson’s death
The Jackson family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral offerings following the death of Johnnie John Jackson and extends thanks from family and relatives for support.
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Johnnie
John Jackson
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at Cottage
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. at the cottage hosted by Mrs. Elsie Crouch and Mrs. George Miller. Attendees should bring lunch in a paper bag. A program will follow the business meeting led by Mrs. Crouch. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid
Elsie Crouch
George Miller
Crouch
Just-A-Mere Club Entertained by Mrs Garry Johnson
The Just-A-Mere club will be entertained by Mrs Garry Johnson at the home of Mrs John Spehar at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon.
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Garry Johnson
John Spehar
Control of Cancer Drive Opens This Week
A Beaverhead county drive for the American Society for the Control of Cancer opens this week under Mrs. D. A. Galt as captain. The drive runs through April with memberships at First National Bank State Bank and the post office on April 12. Annual membership is $1.00 and Beaverhead’s quota is 65 members based on 1941 population. Seventy cents of each dollar stays in the state and funds the state program while 30 cents supports the national program. Additional large donations may be kept in-state.
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Women's Field Army of the American
Society For the Control of Cancer
Beaverhead County
D. A. Galt
American Society For the Control of Cancer
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Ani
Beaverhead
Elmer Sawyer
Frank ©. McFadden
Dillon
County of Beaverhead
Mont
Frank C., McFadden
Dillon Tribune
Henry G. Rodgers
Jill Hirschy Named California Drum Major
Jill Hirschy daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Hirschy of Jackson has been appointed drum major for Grant Union high school band in Sacramento She is the first girl to hold the post which had been held by boys Also chosen May Queen for the Sacramento May Festival parade to follow the crowning ceremony and floats and bands parade through the city
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Philadelphia
Marian
Union Baptist Church
New York Philharmonic
Europe
Arturo Toscanini
Marian Anderson
Edward Bok
Miss Anderson
Italy
Victorios
Ethiopia
Spain
Jill
Sacramento
Joneses Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Jones returned Wednesday from Fullerton California where they spent the past three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Jones
Fullerton
Calif
First National Bank of Dillon Report of Condition 1941
Bank report shows assets totaling 1 635 171 47 with deposits at 1 418 017 38 and capital accounts at 206 846 08. Cashier J W Rees swore the statement true before Notary H K Bulger in Beaverhead County Montana on April 1941.
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Freserve Dist
First National Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Comptroller of Currency
Beaverhead
Rees
Lenny
J. W. Rees
H. K. Bulger
Sanderson
Wian
Hawking
College Spring Events Listed At Normal College
A busy spring quarter schedule at the Normal college includes a water pageant on April 18 and 19, a novel lighting show by the Dolphins led by Miss Marjorie Hamer, the National Parks District Music meet on April 26 with attendees from Montana and Idaho, and the May Fete on May 9. The gymnasium hosts the event to avoid weather issues, joining play days, M day, music recitals, and out of town events ahead of commencement week featuring the training school commencement and the Junior Prom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hamer
National Parks District
Montana
Idaho
Easter Egg Hunt Invitation At Presbyterian Church
All children of the primary department are invited to an Easter egg hunt at the church this Saturday at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
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Tribune ‘Publishing. ‘Company
Albert Erickson
National Advertising Representative
American Press Association
Tribune
Charles Sparrow
Centennial Valley
Henry's Lake
Shambow
How Goes the World
Austin Conover
America
Jesus of Nazareth
Palestine
Calvary
Japan
Hirohito
Matsuoka
Ionian Sea
Asia
Britain
France
Germany
Hitler
Kaiser
Tokyo
New World
Panama Canal
Walter Reed
Carlos Finlay
Uncle Sam
U.S. Office of Education
Asmara
Eritrea
Mussolini
Kiwanis
Children’s Party
Shakespeare Club
B. B. Club
Baptist Aid
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jill Hirschy
California
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
ZOH BS
Wulieneus Auenee
State OF
Henrietta Rose Tait
Thomas Jefferson Tait
Norman Giles
J. E. Kelly
District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial
Frank
Elmer“ Sawyer
Dillane
Aeeaes Die Ensaan Peseesessearan
Normal College
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