Esteemed Matron Dies in Florida after Illness
Mrs. Albina Stone widow of A. L. Stone longtime Dillon resident dies in Geneva Florida after a brief illness influenza named as cause. Born October 12 1869 in Oblong Illinois she lived in Dillon 39 years and worked for J E Morse then helped her husband found and run the State Bank Trust Company. Survived by three sons and two daughters, two granddaughters and a grandson and her sister Mrs Nellie Thomas. Funeral at St James Episcopal Church in Dillon with burial Mountain View Cemetery.
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Dillon
Albina Ston
Whdow
A. L. Stone
Montana
Stone
California
Florida
Nellie Thomas
Paul VY. Lynch
Evanston, HL
BR. M. Stone
Donald
Niagara Talks
New York
J. G. Webb
South Pasadena
Calif
H. Lee
West Lafayette
Ind
Hartwig Is Valedictorian For Beaverhead High Class Of 1938
Tom Hartwig, with a four year average of 3.571, leads the Beaverhead High School class of 1938. Marguerite Collins is salutatorian, while Helen Devaney and Frank Tyro rank third and fourth. The top ten seniors and averages are listed, including Marguerite Collins 3.568 and Jean Hoffman 3.298.
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Tom Hartwig
Marguerite -Collins
Tom
Beaverhead
Marguerite
Saint Vincent’s Academy
Helena
Helen Devaney
Frank Tyro
Marguerite Collins
Jean Hoffman
Isabel Houghton
Maranee Sweeney
Margaret Winter
Beatrice Bayers
James Doyle
Dillon Handballers Prepare for State Meet
Senator George Melton, a veteran handball ace, will lead Dillon players Bill Bates and Jack Gilbert to Great Falls later this month to compete in the state tourney. Melton believes Bates and Gilbert are among the state's best prospects, Bates has six years of experience developing speed and control.
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Dillon
George Melton
Bill Bates
Jack Gilbert
Great Falls
Melton
Bates
Single Men to be Hired in Forests
Preliminary regulations for a government reforestation plan limit enrollment to able bodied unmarried men aged 18 to 25 with dependents. Men may allocate most of their $80 monthly salary to dependents and should list their names with the Beaverhead County Emergency Relief board at the courthouse.
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A. A. Simpson
Misoula
Beaverhead County
New Wage Scale Set by Sheepmen
A Southwestern Montana Wool Growers association survey of Beaverhead Madison and Silver Bow counties shows universal support for paying not over 0 cents for board and not over 80 dollars a month for lambers herders camp tenders and irrigators next season. They back H B 207 reducing state land rentals by 50 percent to aid livestock operations amid tough business conditions.
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Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
Montana
Post Favors Unit of Sons of Legionnaires in Dillon
Beaverhead post members meet to form a Sons of Legionnaires squadron in Dillon with Louis Schmittroth E L Fairbanks and T E Gilbert appointed to recruit. A field day is planned to improve the Mountain View cemetery Legion plot and a second committee outlines plans for a community field day similar to last June.
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Louis Schmittroth
E. L. Fairbanks
T. E. Gilbert
Beaverhead
Sons of Legionnaires
Dillon
Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
C. J. Hovern
Walter Stamm
J. C. Wedum
J. C. Fuller
Dr. Paddock
R. D. Curry
George Gosman
F. G. Lyon
Northside Country Club Visit at H M Miller Ranch
Country club members attended an afternoon event at the H. M. Miller ranch with a themed gathering last Tuesday.
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Northside Country Club
H. M. Miller Ranch
Death of prominent cattleman George M Clemow at Mayo Clinic
George M Clemow a leading Big Hole basin cattleman and former Montana Livestock association president died after an illness of over a year. Born in England May 7 1877 he immigrated to the US and built a successful Shorthorn herd near Jackson Montana. His body returned to Dillon for funeral services at the Masonic hall with large local attendance and interment at Mountain View Cemetery. He is survived by his widow two sons Mark and Tom two daughters Elizabeth and Mary E a grandson George Mortimer Clemow two brothers and five sisters. He was active in Masonic orders and Knights Templar and had resigned a Montana Livestock presidency due to ill health.
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Tucson
Arizona
George M Clemow
Big Hole Basin
Montana Livestock Association
Mie
Clemon
California
Ichester
Mayo’s
England
Jackson
Dillon
Masonic Hall
H. N. Trapitt
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View
W. W. Hawkins
J. H. Gilbert
Frank Husted
Thomas Pendergast
E. A. Phillips
C. E. Miller
Mark
Tom
Elizabeth
Mary E
George Mortimer Clemow
Thomas P
Billings and
Allan
Queenstown
South Africa
Gertrude
Anna Clemow
Kathleen Russell
Mary Marshall
Emma Bourne
Dillon Lodge No. 16
St. Elmo Commandery
Knights Templar
Regulations Tighten Montana Fishing Rules Across Beaverhead
The Montana state game and fish commission announced new fishing regulations effective May 21 1933 to May 21 1936. Major streams and lakes in Beaverhead county face closures and 800 foot no fishing zones near several dams. Big Hole river remains open as usual May 21.
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Montana
State Game and Fish Commission
Helena
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Silver Bowl
Red Rock
Madison
Meadow Lake
Madison County
Hebgen Dam
Gallatin
Breeden’s Beavers Break Even in Twenty Games
Beaverhead county high basketball under Coach Breeden ends the season with ten wins and ten losses while outscoring opponents 537 to 455. The team averaged 28.5 points per game and will lose four players to graduation, leaving eleven returnees with experience.
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Breeden
Beavers
Brick” Breeden
Beaverhead County High
Andy Gilbert
Edward Exum
Cecil Musburger
Bill Jennings
Pioneer Woman of Beaverhead County Dies in California
Mrs. Mary Rebich aged 76 a Beaverhead county resident for nearly fifty years died last Sunday in St Helena California. Her body arrived here Wednesday for funeral services Thursday at St Rose Catholic church at 9 30 a m. She is survived by husband George Rebich four sons George John Mike and Joseph Rebich a daughter Mrs Lucy Spehar a brother John Butala and a sister in Austria.
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Mary Rebich
Beaverhead” County
St. Helena
Calif
Beaverhead County
California
George Rebich
George
John
Mike
Joseph Rebich
Lucy Spehar
John Butala
Austria
St.Rose Catholic Church
District Speaking Contest Held Here
Lola Bernard of Butte High won the district extemporaneous speaking contest held at the Normal college auditorium. Second place went to Philip Gauchay of Beaverhead high and Ruth Kacher of Girls' Central in Butte took third. Other speakers included David Lewis Helena John Powers and Frank Tall. Judges were Dr J A Meeke Professor Lee R Light and Professor Ros Albright.
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Normal College
Lola Bernard
Butte High
Congress
Philip Gauchay
Beaverhead High
Ruth Kacher
Central
Butte
Montana
David Lewis
Helena
John Powers
Butte Central
Frank Tall
Anaconda
J. A. Meeke
Lee R. Light
Ros. Albright
Tommy Newnes
Jane Waldorf
Curtailment of Smith Hughes work protested locally
Local groups led by the Dillon Rotary Club and Future Farmers chapter protest possible withdrawal of federal aid to Smith Hughes work in high schools. They cite the program’s strong record, with students winning state contests and maintaining detailed project records across sheep, cattle, poultry, crops, and supervised practice activities.
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Smith-Hughes
Dillon Rotary Club
Future Farmers Chapter
Bernard Williams
Smith-lughes
Future Farmers
William M. Jones Dies in Pocatello At 49
William M. Jones 49 longtime Oregon Short Line employee and former Melrose resident died last Sunday in Pocatello. The obituary notes his career with the railroad and his Melrose ties.
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William M. Jones
Oregon Short Line
Melrose
Pocatello
Argenta Cave Topic At Dillon Rotary Meeting
The Dillon Rotary Club met at the Metlen hotel with the kindergarten band from the training school directed by Mrs. Alice Olmsted performing several numbers. L. N. Stevenson spoke on opening Argenta cave with a new entrance, noting its potential as a tourist asset despite isolation and exploration risks. Frank Venable of Butte praised Rotary's spirit of tolerance, Charles Niblack urged more trees for Barrett hospital grounds, and a field day was proposed. A tribute was paid to George Clemon. Harold Warner chaired. Representative BR. J. Metlen attended as a guest.
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Argenta
Montana
Frank Venable
Butte
Rotary
France
Germanany
United States
Charles Niblack
Barrett Hospital
Club
George Clemon
Big Lole Basin
Harold Warner
Messrs. Venable and
Stevenson
BR. J. Metlen
Frank Little King Champion
Frank Little of Dillon Montana won the all college heavyweight boxing title at Oregon State College Corvallis. Little already shared heavyweight honors in his sophomore year and has starred in football basketball and track. He served as student assistant football coach and plans to pursue coaching after June graduation.
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Oregon State College
Corvallis
Frank Little
Dillon
Mont
Little
Hal Moe
Great Falls
Northwest
Dillon High School
Oregon State
New York Sun
Dillon Team Loses Debate at Bozeman
Gallatin high won the debate on Wednesday defeating Beaverhead high which upheld the affirmative to the argument that all local and state revenue in Montana should derive from sources other than tangible property.
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Dillon
Bozeman
Gallatin High
Montana
Beaverhead High
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Bon, Stevenson
Frank Little King
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