Kid Ball Teams Ready for Play
Four teams have been organized for the Legion Junior Baseball program with practices set for Normal Puppies Firemen Ellis Moose and Elks. April 21 selections list players and designated practice times as preparations begin for a spring and summer schedule.
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Mear
Legion
Fair Grounds
Moose
Ielks
Ben Davis
Conoco
Karl Fairbanks
George Bowling
Lou Brundage
Jack Stallings
John Combes
Freddy Chapman
Bobby Melton
George Melton
Bobby Gregg
Peter Best
Claude Freeman
Jack Shepherd
Veluon Lee
LaRue Cantrell
Billy Tower
Walter Houston
Harlan Harrison
Lloyd Davis
John Curnutt
Louis Schmittroth
Philip Johnson
Donald Smith
Robert Smith
John Sweeney
John Burgess
Robert Jackson
Terry Conklin
Warren Harding
Donald Alley
Howard Morse
Ray Conger
Ellis
Newton Roberts
Walter Huston
Billie Obriem
Jack Girnus
Vernon McLaughlin
Grant Hansen
Tee Casper
John Wedum
Frank Bayard
Gerald Peterson
Bob Harrison
Everett Wilcox
Webster McCulley
Bill Davis
Jack Tempie
Tommy Gibbons
Junior Hollaran
Guy Combes
Charles Burgess
Lilly Bonnifield
Hawood Walker
Kay Carterline
Charles Sc
Emrick Named Head of Planning Bureau in Montana District
At a Tuesday meeting of the ninth district planning group for Montana in Butte, Dillon Mayor B. W. Semerick was chosen as a district board member alongside committee chairs from Beaverhead Silver Bow Deer Lodge Powell Granite and Madison counties. Attendees from Dillon included Mayor Emrick Sheldon E. Davis Charles Miller W L Irvine Dr A C Morrow Edgar Rife W W Wahl W B Hartwig and Don T Albee. Commissioner Hartwig spoke on local needs under the new system.
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Butte
Montana
B. W. Semerick
Dillon
Beaverhead
Silverbow
Deer Lodge
Powell
Granite
Madison
Emerick
Sheldon E. Davis
Charles Miller
W. L. Irvine
A. C.morrow
Edgar Rife
W. W Wahl
W B. Hartwig
Don T Albee
Commissioner Hartwig
Handball Stars Off For Butte State Tournament
Dillon aims for state handball honors as George M. Melton returns with a crew of promising proteges for the annual tourney in Butte. The veteran, once northwest champion, sharpens for a keen battle against top competitors this week.
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Dillon
Butte
Wenihibine
Northwest
George M. Melton
George
Andrus Nominated Dillon Postmaster for Montana
Word reached Dillon early that Harry J. Andrus, acting postmaster, was nominated by President Roosevelt for Dillon postmaster and other Montana offices. Nominations were sent to the Senate for confirmation. Ray E. Willey was named for Wisdom postmaster and William A. Francis for Virginia City.
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Dillon-Phars
Harry J. Andrus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Montana
Senate
Ray _E. Willey
Wisdom
William A. Francis
Virginia City
Registered shoot at the fairgrounds yields top scores
Otto Schulz of Sheridan tied 98 targets to win the first season registered shoot at the fairgrounds Sunday. Han Apgar and Ted Renfro of Dillon and Robert Poore of Butte each shot 96. Poore of Butte impressed the crowd with stellar work despite not hitting the high- score column.
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Otto Schulz
Sheridan
Han Apgar
Ted Runfro
Dillon
Robert Poore
Butte
Young Poore
Dillon Club
Missoula
Renfro
Apgar
Tallent
P. Westergaand
Bess Emerick
Forrester
Peterson
J. A. Poore
R. Poore
P. Westergaard
J. Lynch
O. Schulz
F. Tolson
J. Leary
McLeod
Sutte
O'Connor
V. Wertuigaara
2. Kemerek
C. Ryan
D. G. Stivers
Bowman
Anaconda
J. Campbell
KF. Eudaily
BR. Forrester, Jr
W. Ross
N. Birrer
W. Stone
Johnson
Ted Renfro
Herman Teterson
Hartwig Theatre Resumes Three-Show Weekly Schedule
Starting May first Hartwig theatre announces a three show weekly schedule. New programs run Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday with plans to extend if patronage and costs justify. An exceptional five film series has been secured for next month.
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Hartwig Theatre
Hartig
United States Forest Service Warehouseman Jobs Ad
United States Forest Service seeks applicants for warehouseman positions in Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington. Applications due May 11 1934 with the manager of the Eleventh U S civil service district in Seattle Washington. Information from the secretary of the board of examiners.
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United Praser
U. S. Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
U. S. Forest Service
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Board of
Thirteen Candidates Bid For Nomination In County Race
A crowded field for sheriff and other offices forms as thirteen candidates file for nominations in Beaverhead County. Dan Mooney and L Ott Gordon lead Republicans. Patrick Flynn and Walter J. Stinson also enter sheriff bids. Norah Connelley and Nell Doyle seek treasurer and schools superintendent respectively. Luther S. Smith enters as the thirteenth candidate on the Republican ticket. race unfolds amid party activity and local civic ties.
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Dan Mooney
L. Ott Gordon
Robert Gordon
Ott
Dillon Fire Department
Patrick J. Flynnn
May Flynn
Walter J. Stinson
Dillon
Stinson
Norah Connelley
Nell Doyle
Filng
Normal College
Luther S. Smith
Smith
Seontany
Ranchers urged to report non workers in Beaverhead
Ranchers and sheepmen of Beaverhead County are urged by W A Graeter of local relief headquarters to report any men offered work on ranches who refuse to accept jobs. The move aims to aid relief efforts and coordinate with the relief office on ongoing work.
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Beaverhead County
W.A. Graeter
Pioneer Chinaman Quong Lung Kee Laid To Rest In China
The 84 year old Dillon Chinatown figure Quong Lung Kee died at his cabin in the Cabbage Patch after a lingering illness. A cousin from Butte arranged for his body to be shipped home to Hongkong for burial, as Quong had long wished. He ran a North Idaho street laundry and grocery, helped children with harmless fireworks on Fourth of July, and was known for cheerfulness and cultural understanding. His is the first Dillon burial shipped to China, though others have returned bones to Cathay in earlier years.
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Quong Lung Kee
Hongkong
Butte
Quanry
Dillon
Ike
Idaho Street
Lis
China
Angent Cathay
Paving Project Under Way In City Progress Report
Preliminary work on Glendale and Atlantic streets began Tuesday afternoon as Carl Mast starts curbing prep with a large truck plow. An engineer from J C McCulyre Co. directs concrete surfacing guidance while paving moves from Idaho to Atlantic and then south to connect with the state highway. Dillmont park dances resume next Saturday with Baxter Tonney Orchestra. new price schedule offers 3 for 25 cents or 75 cent all-evening tickets.
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Glendale
Atlantic
Bearan
Carl Mast
J. C. McCulyre Company
Ience
Glendale Street
Idaho
Dillmont Park
James Jackson
Baxter-Tonney
Snake hunters in Dillon claim ten rattlers on Grasshopper hunt
Arthur Graeter and F D Knotts were among snake hunters who on Sunday secured their quota of rattlers. They killed ten snakes from a den of more than twenty discovered on the lower Grasshopper, part of a Dillon residents’ popular sport.
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Arthur’ Graeter
F. D. Knotts
Dillon
Rotary club program includes music and talks
Rotary meeting featured by several musical numbers and talks led by Professor Rush Jordan. The Normal college men’s quartet performed with pieces Pale Moon Lost in London Town and Strumming. Beaverhead high school girls sextet sang several numbers. Joe Ritschel presented agriculture issues and relief measures. Professor Robert E. Albright gave a current events sketch on the League of Nations. Next week Dr. Francis Thomson of the School of Mines will speak. Local agent ILB Baumberger transferred to Salt Lake City.
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Normal College
Grace M. Redburn
London Town
Sterling Schagel
Duane Dugan
Emiing Richardson
Mark Vander Ark
Rotary Board of Directors
Butte
Walter Stephan
Dillon
Beaverhead County High School
Ruth Kuhns
Wilma McLaughlin
Jane Waldorf
Lorraine McGrath
Ile
Robert E. Albright
League of Nations Organization
Congress
Franeis Thomson
School of Mines
Thomson
Theo
ILB
Baumberger
Oregon Short Lite
Salt Lake City
North Salt Lake
Salt Lake
Sle
S. S. Carruthers
Beaverhead High Students Head to Smith Hughes Conference
A group of twelve Beaverhead County High School students rode to Bozeman to attend the annual Smith-Hughes conference. Accompanying them were home economics instructor Berniece Hirschman and Smith-Hughes agricultural department member Bernard Williams. Future Farmers set on the trip include Joe Ritschel Bill Pederson Dwight Harrison James Freeman Wallis Banning Ralph Pederson Frank Nay Bob Hein John Sween.
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Beaverhead County
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CIVIL
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Western District
Sesson
Sternheim
Tapidate
C.D. Haynes
Hamilton
Miss Stone
Emersgom School
Wim
Beers
Montana Congress
Elizabeth Ireland
Presbyterian Church
Jordan
Helena
Melville H. Sayre
Dillmont
Rotary
Rush Jordan
Baumberger Transperred
Future Farmers and Home Ec “Girls
Bozeman
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