District Court Jury Term Set for May 8 in Beaverhead
Judge Henry G. Rodgers announces six criminal and twelve civil cases to be tried in the Beaverhead County district court May term. First trial May 8 features State of Montana vs Willard Hannah for first degree assault, with multiple criminal and civil matters scheduled through May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead County
Henry G. Rodgers
State of Montana
Willard Hannah
George J. Johnson
Dale Rumbaugh
Carl H. Rumbaugh
Gust Anderson
Robert E. Woody
Remi Baril
Tony Kruletz
John F. Shaffner
Edgar Ferris
Tony Kriletz
John Rebich
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Jules E. Wenger
Nick Salvo
Union Pacific Railroad ® Co
Ray Bacon
Wisdom
Chaster A. Barrett
Grant
Allen C. Buck
Lakeview
Clarence Greenwood
George W. Helming
John H. Judge
Polaris
Clyde Kearney
Jackson
Ben Mallon
Wise River
Charles E. Mansker
Lima
Steve Mechalus
Armstead
John W. Miller
Monida
George A. Minnick
W. J
Aid Planned for Wisdom Divide Road Plan
Senator Wheeler reported to George H. Montgomery that the Wisdom to Divide road will be added to the federal aid system after the state requests it. The Bureau of Public Roads indicated favorable action will follow, enabling road funds for improvement. Delegations had protested the Big Hole basin route as not water grade and difficult to keep open in severe winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Wheeler
George H. Montgomery
Beaverhead County
Wisdom
Divide
Wheeler
Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Department
Big
Mill Creek
Butte-Anaconda
State Highway Commission
Junior Auxiliary Elects Officers at Meeting
The Junior Auxiliary elected officers at Florence Casterline’s home on Friday. Mary Beth Smith was chosen chairman. Erma Lou Warner, organist. Florence Casterline, secretary. Mary Tait, sergeant at arms. Marcia Warner, chaplain. Ardella Lanner, Margaret Callahan, Ann Carroll and Rose Ann Callahan as flag bearers. Scrapbooks were finished and sent to the crippled children home in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Casterline
Mary Beth‘ ‘Smith
Erma Lou ‘Warner
Mary Tait
Marcia Warner
Ardella Lanner
Margaret Callahan
Ann Caroll
Rose Ann Callahan
Billings
Concert Open To Public Next Friday At Normal College
The Little Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ralph McFadden and the Women's Glee Club directed by Arnold Clair will present their annual spring concert in the Normal college auditorium next Friday evening. Assisting will be a mixed chorus a mixed quartet and a violin trio featuring members from towns including Butte Dillon Helena Missoula and Red Lodge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Symphony Orchestra
Ralph McFadden
Women’s Glee Club
Arnold Clair
Normal College
Wadine Kuss
Butte
Eloise Preshinger
Geraldine
Irene Breault
Fort Benton
Jane Fetterman
Saco
Kate Seagren
Jeanne Covall
Dillon
Dorris Minagh
Helena
Dorothy Rossland
Elizabeth Money
Margaret McLeod
Rose Conwell
Red Lodge
Ruby MacLean
Marjorie Tubman
Bainville
Ruby Rasmussen
Medicine Lake
Desta Fisher
Missoula
Leola Spanger
Elizabeth Uraver
Kenneth Barry
Anthony Bramsman
James Veltkamp
Manhattan
Paul Simons
Donald Marx
Hamilton
Jess Whitney
Whitefish
Douglas Wagg
Leonard Baird
Henry Veltkamp
Bob Holloran
Edward Cebull
Klein
Helen Allen
Roundup
Vivian Annala
Joy
Bates
Ennis
Alice Blakely
Townsend
June Carlson
Anaconda
Marguerite Cassidy
Wibaux
Phyllis Claridge
Twin Bridges
Marian Combs
Volborg
Mary Conwell
Elizabeth Craver
Ann Evans
Ruby
MacLean
Frances McPhail
Three Forks
Ramona Marcoe
Somers
Phyllis Moore
Murthel Nelson
Lorraine Reiter
Froid
Dorothy Rock
Deer Lodge
Dorothy Shelton
Bergesons Return from California Winter
Mr and Mrs O A Bergeson have returned from Long Beach California where they spent the winter and Mr Bergeson reports he is in much better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Bergeson
Long Beach
Calif
Deferred Grazing Applications Announced for 1939 Range Program
Bernard L Wil county agent announces final date for filing deferred grazing applications under the 1939 range program. All ranchers intending to practice deferred grazing should file their applications immediately.
Rotary Directors Nominated At Dillon Meeting
Rotarians nominated ten men for the board of directors at the Dillon club meeting last Monday evening. Ralph McFadden announced five directors will be elected April 24 from the slate. Irving Christensen spoke on a European trip and Europe’s mood toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
Irving Christensen
Denmark
Ralph McFadden
Albert Erickson
H. M. Brundage
Ernest Hazel
C. J. Hovren
Robert Good
Harold M. Warner
Lambert Eliel
Frank Tyre
Fred Woodside
Laborer Charles A White Dies at Barrett Hospital
Charles A White 69 a Beaverhead County resident for 20 years died at Barrett hospital Tuesday. A native of Germany he came to Montana from Maryland and worked on several county ranches as a laborer. His funeral was held at 2 pm at Brundage chapel with Rev J A Meeke officiating, burial in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. White
Beaverhead County
Barrett Hospital
Germany
White
Montana
Maryland
Brundage Chapel
J. A. Meeke
Mountain View Cemetery
Beaverhead Sportsmen Favor Staggered Buck Law and Elk Season
The Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association meeting endorses a staggered buck law and an open elk season in the Wise River region. They will forward resolutions to the state game commission for the April 20 open season decision. A fish hatchery site near Lima was deemed ideal but likely not funded by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Game ‘Commission
Big ‘Hole
Charles Price
Wise River
Elkhdérn
Tash
Jackson
Wisdom
Lima
Charles L. Fuqua
Bozeman
J. Hagan
Seattle
Price
Sportsmen's Association
E. C. Frankson
Senator Wheeler
Thorkelson Ag
Jack Keenan
South-Central
Dillon
Navy plans bigger battleships and tiny mosquito boats
Washington reports the U S Navy plans two 45 000 ton battleships about 880 feet long heavier larger and more armed than current ships. The plan plus motor torpedo boats and submarines draws bipartisan scrutiny over costs while mosquito boats attract interest as a cheaper swift option downsizing the naval leash and boosting industry potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
U. S
Britain
William D. Leahy
House
Benito Mussolini
Spain
U. S. Navy
Wage Hour Rules Earn Public Compliance
An article notes six months of public exposure to federal wage hour regulation and praises Administrator Elmer Frank Andrews for broad compliance, calling him reasonable and effective in enforcing the act. The piece continues on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Elmer
Frank Andrews
Child Health Day Set for May Observance
Dr. Edythe P. Hershey state director of child health is again chairman of the annual May 1 event. She says this year may push toward a permanent state program as notices go to statewide organizations to sponsor gatherings and programs May 1 to promote a permanent child health regulation system. Activities will extend through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe P. Hershey
Hershey
Dillon Opens Telegraphic Shoot Sunday
Windy conditions hampered many clubs during the Montana Standard sponsored trapshoot season opener. H M Brundage led Dillon with a perfect 25 while Dillon and Missoula tied for first at 73. many shooters posted high scores across Dillon Lima and other clubs as plans for next week’s registered shoot take shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Standard
H. M. Brundage
Dillon
Missoula
R. M. Barrett
Les Smith
E. G. Free
Vic Westergard
E Mmerick
Talent
R. Smith
Schwab
W. Jones
Carl Anderson
J. Selvidge
S. Benson
L. Smith
Mrs. J. Keenan
Forrester
R. Barrett
H. Peterson
W. Olson
Brundage
Wetzel
Temple
Gordon
R. Cornell
Steele
N. Birrer
Sheridan
Langdorf
Don Smith
J. Keenan
Lima
Dillon Club
Ted Renfro
Dan Peterson
George Roe
Bill Gleed
Ernest Morrison
Butte
Anaconda
Dillon Girls Hurt In Auto Accident Near Whitehall
Two Dillon girls Thelma Banning and Emma Casper are recovering at home after a Sunday afternoon collision on the main highway four miles east of Whitehall. They sustained severe cuts and bruises with no serious fractures. H A Watters had minor injuries and continued to Butte. The girls are daughters of Mr and Mrs Casper and Mr and Mrs Banning. The Casper auto was owned by Mr Casper. The Junior Auxiliary meeting was postponed from April 14 to April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Thelma Banning
Emma Casper
H. A. Watters
Whitehall
L. R. Packard
Watters
Butte
Miss Casper
W.A. Casper
Miss Banning
W. S. Banning
Harry Hanson Dies of Heart Ailment at 69
Harry H. Hanson a longtime Dillon resident died suddenly at his country home near the Montana State Normal College after years of illness. He was 69, born in Chicago November 16, 1869, survived by his wife and son Bryden of San Leandro, California. Funeral services were held at St James Episcopal with Dillon Lodge No 16 A F and A M and Beaverhead Post American Legion conducting rites at Mountain View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Hanson
Montana State Normal College
Hanson
Chicago
Dillon
Milwaukee
Normal College
Dillon Lodge
Kilbourne
Masonic Lodge
Bryden Hanson
San Leandro
Calif
St. James Episcopal Church
W. H. Mitchell
A. F
A. M
Beaverhead
American Legion
Mountain View
Infant Gotsch Dies in Butte Hospital
William James Gotsch four months old son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Gotsch died Saturday morning in a Butte hospital Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Lima at 230 Rev Paris E Wells of the Presbyterian church officiating, interment in Lima cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Gotsch
Cecil Gotsch
Butte
Lima
Paris E. Wells
the Presbyterian Church
Bird House Contest Winners Announced
Paul Holloran and Brandt Casterline earned first and second in the Cub Scout bird house contest. The winning entries are on display in a McCaleb store window through Thursday evening. Cub Scouts who built the houses should pick them up after school tomorrow at McCaleb's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaleb
McCaleb’s
Installation Of Officers Held by Ellis Rue
Frank Lasich was exalted ruler of Dillon lodge 1554 B P O E at a Tuesday night installation. Butte lodge officers from 254 led the ceremonies with a visiting entertainment delegation from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lasich
Dillon Lodge No. 1554
Butte Lodge No. 254
Frank O’keefe
Homer Faust
Emery K. Smith
E. L. Wheat
Oscar Griffith
Harold Murray
B W. Emerick
Kenneth Wheat
Esquire
Dave Williams
Don Julion
F. E. Savage
James T. Finlen
Joe Roberts
Adolphus J. Welch
William J. Whelan
Frank R. Venable
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Glee Club
Rotarians
France
Belgium
Christensen
Europe
Hitler
Berg Christensen
McFadden
Regina, Saskatchewan
Pato
New York
Harry Hanson
Gotsch
Paul Holloran
Brandt Casterline
Ellis
Dillon Order
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