Butte Boxing Fans Plan Amateur State Tourney
Butte hosts Montana amateur state boxing tournament April 23 to 25 in Knights of Columbus gym. Larry Manion directs with Ed Trueworthy assisting. weigh ins and pre tournament workouts scheduled. entrants from multiple cities with divisions from 50 to heavyweight. medals for division winners and seniors in boxing circles predict large attendance.
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Butte
Montana
Knights of Columbus
Barry. Manson
E Pnasium
Manson
Ed Trueworthy
Larry Manion
Billings
Great Falls
Big Sandy
Red Lodge
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Helena
Manion
Simon
K. C
John L
Slug” Sullivan
Charles Staples
American Legion
Ray Giroux
Patsy Sullivan
Dixie LaHood
Joe Mehar
John Lucky
Hay Ranch and Pasture Near Henry Lake Idaho
2 000 acre hay ranch at Henry Lake Idaho near the Montana line on easy terms. S M Nixon Pocatello Idaho. 2 000 acre pasture with good feed and ample water available for rent inquire Mrs G Mudd 22 North Pacific St Dillon Mont
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Henry Lake
Idaho
Montana
S. M. Nixon
Pocatello
College events showcase music and scouting programs
Miss Olgar Carlson leads a Girl Scouts grooming weekly assembly with plans for an upcoming senior class program. The program features a gender themed stunt, a Good Girl song, and School Days. The Montana Education Association met at the training school with reports on the Inland Empire Teachers meeting in Spokane. Violin solos by Frances Robinson and Mira Booth were performed. The Little Symphony Orchestra and Montana State College Bobcat Band will perform at the college venues in April with multiple soloists and a piano solo by Miss Ballard.
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Olgar Carlson
Gavizer
Girl Scouts
Spa
Mig
Montana Education’ Association
Inland Empire
Spokane
Emma
Golden
Constance Blegan
Sheldon
E. Davis
Genevieve
Albertson
Charles Henrys
Frances Robinson
Mira E. Booth
Little Symphony Orchestra
College Auditorium
Miss Ballard
Bobcat Band
Montana State College
Bozeman
Normal ‘College
Louis L. Howard
Paul Koenitz
Harold Slater
Armin Hill
Kenneth Wheat
Frederick Crouse
Dillon
Dillon Gains New Baseball Park Northeast of Court House
From the Tribune April 12 1901 a new baseball park is under construction northeast of the court house in Dillon. Floyd Best suffers a severe measles case. Bonds totaling 20000 are sold in Helena for a second dormitory at the Normal college. A fresh cowpuncher with a small cannon strapped to his form was detained by Dillon police and his arsenal stored in the ice box.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Court House
Floyd Best
Normal College
Helena
Dillon Police
Dillon Opens Ball Season in Gala Attire Parade
The Dillon city league opened its season with a parade of teams in new uniforms, led by the Dillon band and followed by automobiles. A wedding between Mrs. Goldie Selway and George Stimpson took place Wednesday at 8 pm, and Miss Mayme Ross wed Fred Bennett at the bride's Argenta home.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Goldie Selway
George Stimpson
Argenta
Mayme Ross
Fred Bennett
How Do You Feel on Arising
Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys promotes healthy kidney and bladder function and a longer life. Sold everywhere advertisement note.
Real Estate Transfers From Beaterhead Abstract Company Week Ending April 4 1931
Real estate transfer notices compiled from the title book of Beaterhead Abstract Company cover properties recorded for the week ending April 4 1931. Transactions list grantors grantees and parcel locations with recorded dates and values where available.
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Beaterhead Abstract Company
Property Transfers and Easement Filings Noted in Montana Records
Margaret A Dansie transfers 80 acres near Armstead to Spring Creek Sheep Co. Ada L Freeman transfers two lots in Dillon to Hazel J Tal. Ray 1 Martinell to Elmer M Martinell grants 5 cfs of Coyote Creek waters. E B Roe grants state highway right of way through property near Red Rack.
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Margaret A. Dansie
Spring Creek Sheep Company
Armstead
Ada L. Freeman
Hazel J. Talent
Rife
Dillon
Ray 1. Martinell
Elmer M. Martinell
Coyote Creek
E. B. Roe
State of
Montana
Red Rack
Warranty deeds for week ending April 11 1931
Winfield O Warren and Juanita Warren transfer Lot 17 Block 2 Armeteld to Violet A Hansen. Maude L Dugay conveys lots in Stahl’s addition to Dives to Leroy M Gilbert. Charley M Primt transfers Albert Reece in Ace is the Big Hale to Albert Reece.
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Winfield O. Warren
Juanita Warren
Violet A. Hansen
Armeteld
Maude L. Dugay
Leroy M. Gilbert
Stahl
Charkey M
Albert Reece
Former Dillon Girl Directs New York Revue
Miss Mikle Gay Schultz, once from Dillon, directs a New York City revue called Patches staged by the Hostess club. The article notes she conducts the production and composed most of the scores and parts while performing a prominent role.
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Gay Medley
Dillon
Mikle Gay‘ Schultz
New York City
New York Sun
Miss Medley
Beaverhead in Corn Belt? New planter shocks local ranchers
A rancher bursts into Paddock and Tyre describing a bright new implement. A farmer from Old Mizzoo reveres the device as a genuine sight. The machine is a corn planter ordered by Matt Polish of Reichle who plans to plant ten acres this year after two successful years. He notes last year's seed tested nearly 100 percent.
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Dingus
Mizzoo
Matt Polish
Reichle
Bert Orr Returns From Ogden To Helena By Mail Plane
Bert Orr, involved in livestock business, traveled from Ogden to Helena aboard a National Parks Airways mail plane on Wednesday. The pilot circled the Poin dexter and Orr ranch area, and Bud Sprinkle recounted at supper how he spoke with Orr during the flight, countering rivals who only waved.
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Bert Orr
Ogden
Helena
National Parks Airways
Poindexter & Orr Ranch
Bud Sprinkle
Bert
Mrs A M Torney Visits Dillon Friends
Mrs A M Torney of Wisdom is visiting with Dillon friends.
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Mrs
A. M. Torney of
Wisdom
Dillon
Sure Help for Stiff Acting
An aching back may not signal serious trouble but it certainly hurts daily life. The piece outlines practical steps to ease stiffness and restore mobility, focusing on posture, gentle movement, and timely rest to prevent worsening pain.
Veteran 18 Saved From A Wrongful Arrest In 1928
The case of Canadian World War I veteran Philion involved arrest in Los Angeles and transfer to Price Utah in 1928 for a 1922 murder. Canadian Legion, Royal Mounted Police, and American Legion pressed for his release, producing affidavits to prove innocence. Utah legislature provided 5000 dollars in partial reimbursement for wrongful arrest.
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HH. C
Philion
Canadian Expeditionary “Force
Canadian Legion
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
American Legion
Los Angeles
Price
Utah
Fire crews rush to alarm in record response
About ten o'clock last Friday morning the LaFrance truck reached the scene within a minute of the alarm. Hot coals from an ash pile at Mrs. Elizabeth Ward's home likely sparked a fence post fire that spread to a shed roof, but the flames were quickly extinguished with the chemical outfit and little damage occurred.
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LaFrance
Elizabeth Ward
Diana Rebekah Lodge Entertainment Night Notes
Diana Rebekah Lodge No 42 presented an evening program at the I Q O F hall featuring Ruth Erickson on piano Elizabeth Ballard tap dance Mrs J D Smith and Mrs George Farrell in a duet Anna Mayfield piano solo Louise Taylor a song George Miller a tap dance and Donald Nelson with accordion and harmonica. Refreshments followed served by the March and April committees.
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Diana Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Erickson
Elizabeth Ballard
J. D. Smith
Wrs
George Farrell
Anna Mayfield
Louise Taylor
George Miller
Donald Nelson
Nelson P T A Holds April Meeting With Postponed Installations
The Nelson P T A met Friday in April with president absent. Mrs H M Miller visiting in Washington. Mrs H Schuler chaired. Officer installation postponed to April 17. Program on leisure education featured articles by Mrs T T McAdam and Mrs Frank Morrison. Lea and John Schuler sang with Mrs Schuler at the piano.
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Nelson P. T.A
H. M. Miller
Washington
H. Schuler
T. T. McAdam
Frank Morrison
Lea
John Schuler
Seattle youth Floyd Hall leads Cornish Orchestra at club event
Floyd Hall son of Mrs Pearl Hall formerly of Dillon studies at the Cornish School of Music and recently directed a twelve piece orchestra featured in a Cornish Cinema club production in Seattle music circles.
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The
Seattle Times
Floyd Hall
Pearl Hall
Dillon
Seattle
Te Cornish School of Music
Cornish Cinema Club
Mr and Mrs J Mennon of Poca bile
Readable fragment shows Mr and Mrs J Mennon of Poca bile tied to a social note involving Mr and Mrs Dave Hier at a shoe show or event. The text is garbled but indicates a local community connection and names two couples and a place.
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J. Mennon
Pocabile
Dave Hier
Beaverhead County Tour By Tribune Correspondent
Tribune correspondent visits Beaverhead county farms and homes with Pete Spritzer and Val Tadovich. He describes grapevines at Pete’s, the thriving crabapples, 30 tons of alfalfa, and remodeling at Tadovich’s home. sheep, lambs, and a sod buster showcase local industry and hospitality. Boost for Beaverhead county as residents praise community spirit and honest living.
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Pete
Beaverhead
Amos
Andy
Big Hole
Dillon
Val Tadovich
Tadovich
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K. C. Gymnasium
Iilon
Bannack
Hamilton
Council of
Ita
Coucm
SyHur
Tribune
N.Y
Nelson P. T. A
Petaps
First National Bank
Willow Creek
Chris Snyder
Carl. Alquist
Banich
Hopp
Staudaker
Noah Allen
Beaverhead County
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Thomas E. Luebben
Quentin M. Kline
Kermit K. NS
Helena Street
Helal Street
Dillon Mor
Apel
Fred Rife, Cleck
DR. Carle Taylor
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