Pupils to Present Second Annual School Concert
The training school band and orchestra announce a Monday May 1 concert in the school auditorium. Twenty one band members and thirty eight orchestra members perform with solo numbers by Elizabeth Wilkinson Ruth Helen Albright Donald Wheat and Joe Brown. The concert is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gregory
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Ruth Helen’ Albright
Donald Wheat
Mins, Albright
Joe Brown
Chenette
Norine Waltz
Herbert Clarke
Ruth Helen Albright
Lily
Vandercook
Ribble
Weber
Lawrence
DeLamater
Heather
Grant Schaefer
Joe, Brown
Fern Stahl
Suzanne Gilbert
Glen Pyeatt
Don Shaffner
Warren Temple
Charles Green
Dougan Luebben
Earl Fairbanks
Charles Schutz
Estelle Hansen
Eda Jackson
Bertha May Julion
Paul Decker
Win” Best
Don Wheat
Grant Hansen
Jimmy Strub
Ruth Jackson
Lois Gilbert
Helen Morrow
Helen Churchill
Lida Shaffner
June Patrick
Peter Best
Joe Strub
Fred Moore
Helen Shaffner
Charles Schroeder
William Tower
Ruth Deputy
Jack McClaren
Margaret Dubie
Betty Jo Je
Jeanne Covalt Hurt In Pony Car Crash
A 14 year old girl, Jeanne Covalt, niece of Clara and Mille Adams, was not seriously injured when her pony was struck by a car driven by Eddie Exum on South Atlantic Street. She was treated at Barrett hospital and discharged Saturday after cuts and bruises. Witnesses called the accident unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic’ Street
Jeanne Covalt
Clara
Mille Adams
Eddie Exum
Barrett Hospital
Otto Vandegrift
Helen Hoerning Wins Poster Contest
The state publicity department sponsors a poster contest to advertise the Missoula convention May 15 to 17. High school commercial art students entered. posters were shown at the PTA meeting with Helen Hoerning winning first prize and Helen Klebba second.
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PT. 7A
Missoula
Helen’ Hoerning
Helen Klebba
Willis
Death of Mrs. Rose Birrer of Twin Bridges
Mrs. Rose Birrer wife of Frank P Birrer longtime Twin Bridges ranchman died at home Tuesday after a four month illness. Born in Iowa 58 years ago she moved to Montana with her husband and was highly esteemed. Funeral at St Rose Catholic church officiated by Rev F X Lechner with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Survived by husband and son Ivo Birrer of Twin Bridges.
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Rose Birrer
Frank P. Irrer
Twin Bridges
Birrer
Ivo Birrer
Benefit Tea for Dillon Library Planned
A community benefit tea at the Dillon Public Library sponsored by the local AAUW unit runs from 7:30 to 10 pm. Proceeds fund books and furnishings after a spring interior restoration funded by the county relief department. The program includes readings, violin performances, and dramatic pieces by local talents.
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Dillon Public Library
American Association of University Women
Piano Recital by Eleven Pupils of Ralph Mctadden
Eleven pupils of Ralph Mctadden performed a piano recital last Monday evening at the Normal College auditorium. The program drew a largely attended audience and featured a varied selection of pieces.
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Ralph Mctadden
Reforestation Camps Planned in Beaverhead Forest
The local forestry department announces two camps to open this summer in Beaverhead National Forest, about May 15, each housing around 200 men. Projects include road and trail work, range and camp ground improvements, and larkspur eradication in Ruby and Beaverhead counties. The first 225 recruits, ages 18 to 29 with dependents, will go to Fort Missoula and be processed like Army recruits with inoculation and training prior to field work.
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Ruby
Beaverhead
Fort Missoula
Labor Department
Forest Service
Cheese weighs mystery prize on Kraft display window
A large Kraft cheese loaf is shown in the Cash Market window this week inviting entries to guess its weight. The store offers two prizes to the two people closest to the actual weight and invites all to participate by checking today's ad.
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Kraft Factory
Senior Class to Present Comedy at Beaverhead High
The Beaverhead County High School senior class will stage the comedy Who Wouldnt be Crazy at Hartwig Theatre on Thursday evening May 4 at 8 oclock. Directed by Miss Genevieve Metlen and Mrs Alice Bourquin the cast includes James Doyle Margaret Sweeney Tom Hartwig Cecelia Morrison Jean Hoffman Roscoe Gordon Walter Brundage Francis Dean Kathryn Barry Bill Roland Margaret Winter Edith Orr Dorothy Tallent Doris Rogers Cecil Musburger and Frank Tyre with Alvin Bay as business and property manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County High School
Hartwig Theatre
Genevieve Metlen
Alice Bourquin
James Doyle
Margaret Sweeney
Tom Hartwig
Cecelia Morrison
Jean Hoffman
Roscoe Gordon
Walter Brundage
Francis Dean
Kathryn Barry
Bill Roland
Margaret Winter
Edith Orr
Dorothy Tallent
Doris Rogers
Cecil Musburger
Frank Tyre
Alvin Bay
Beer Debate Delights Rotary Club Members
A Rotary Club meeting featured a humorous mock debate on the question Resolved That the Rotary Club Should Secure a Beer License. Participants included T J Luebben and Dr Sheldon I Davis among others. A saxophone solo by Findling Welle and a district convention notice from EB 1K were also presented. Principal W W Wohl served as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
T. J. Luebben
Sheldon I. Davis
Ova
Bereeson
Albright
Sam Wilkinson
Findling Welle
Miordan Wahl
T. E. Gilbert
Alatson
Livingston
W. W. Wohl
Future Farmers To Attend State Meet In Bozeman
A delegation from Geaverhead County high school will represent the local Future Farmers of America in the state meet in Bozeman this week. One member will participate in extemporaneous speaking, and the stock judging team of Joe Ritschel Ed Ray and Frank Nay will compete. Phillip Gauchay, who took second in district extemporaneous speaking, will also seek state honors. The group leaves today for Bozeman.
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Future Farmers of America
Geaverhead County
Bozeman
Joe Ritschel
Ed Ray
Frank Nay
Phillip Gauchay
Musburger Wins Declamatory Contest at Beaverhead High
Cecil Musburger took first in the declamation contest held in the Beaverhead high school gymnasium Monday evening. He performs The Home Talent Rehearsal and will represent Beaverhead high in the state contest in Missoula next month. Isabel Houghton placed second with White Hands of Telham. Roscoe Gordon was third with A Quiet Afternoon. Yum Hart presented The Other Side, and James MereCulley tied for fourth with The Masterful Man of the Ages.
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Agere Con
Dillon Lodge
Montana
Missoula
Cecil Musburger
Beaverhead High
Isabel’ Houghton
Telham
Roscoe Gordon
Penrod
Yum’ Hartch
James MereCulley
Twenty five sorority pledges named for initiation
Nor mal college pledges 25 members of Kappa Zeta Nu. The group includes Lucille Alexander Dillon Catherine Bates Dillon Helen Bayers Dillon Sigrid Benson Hathaway Helen Ida Best Dillon Doris Billington Fairview Lois Crichton Dillon Marie De Bar Helena Pauline Dorchak Best Margery Fisher Great Falls Adeline Jarussi Red Lodge Itvelyn Johnson Paradise Margaret Lehwalder Butte Astelle Lenox Dillon Lucille Maillet Butte Alice Matson Butte Florence Murphy Great Falls Aileen Poirier Superior Frances Provo Butte Helen Rice Great Falls Elsie Riipinen Red Lodge Grace Sanders Great Falls Dorothy Somerville Livingston George Thorson Springdale Helen Wells Plains. Initiation committee: Roberta Bras chairman Lillian Talbott Florence Reardon.
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The
Normal College
Kappa Zeta Nu
Lucille Alexander
Butte
Catherine Bates
Dillon
Helen Bayers
Sigrid Benson
Hathaway
Helen
Ida Best
Doris Billington
Fairview
Lois Crichton
Marie de Bar
Helena
Pauline Dorchak
Best
Margery Fisher
Great Falls
Adeline Jarussi
Red Lodge
Itvelyn Johnson
Paradise
Margaret Lehwalder
Astelle Lenox
Lucille Maillet
Alice Matson
Florence Murphy
Aileen Poirier
Superior
Frances Provo
Helen Rice
Elsie Riipinen
Grace Sanders
Dorothy Somerville
Livingston
George Thorson
Springdale
Helen Wells
Handball Artists Headed to State Tourney
Senator George Melton and youths Bill Bates and Jack Gilbert depart for the Great Falls state handball tournament. Gilbert and Melton enter doubles, Bates aims for senior singles, while Great Falls hosts a strong field and home court advantage.
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Dillon
Great Falls
George Melton
Bill Bates
Jack Gilbert
Gilbert
Melton
Greatalls
Strom
Vehby Ay Crallaat
Tutte
Bates
Dillon Couple Wed in Butte Ceremony
Miss Margaret Gillies and John Kambrick wed last Friday in Butte by Justice Downey. Gillies, daughter of Mr and Mrs D G Gillies of Twin Bridges, worked as an operator for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. Kambrick, a well known local ranchman, is son of Mrs Jacob Kambrick of Dillon and a Beaverhead county school graduate.
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Dillon
Butte
Justice Downey
Margaret Gillies
John Kambrick
Kambrick
D. G. Gillies
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph
Jacob.Kambrick
Beaverhead
Coun
Wranglers Hold Annual Banquet in Dillon
Members of the Dillon Wranglers club and their ladies met at the Methodist church for the annual banquet with over seventy seated. A mock debate on whether the club should secure a beer license entertained, featuring Rev. J. A. Meeke, Prof. Lee R. Light, Paul I. Smith, Sam Wilkinson, TP. 2, Luchden, and O. Bergeson. Attendees enjoyed humor, readings, and a history of Wrangling by Dr. S. E. Davis, as the Lyric quartet performed prior to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon - Wranglers Club
Methodist Church
Wranglers’ Club
J. A.’ Meeke
Lee R. Light
Paul I. Smith
Sam Wilkinson
Luchden Andeo
A.bergeson
Charles Lowry
Ulery
W. W. Wahl
John Collins
S. E. Davis
Lyric Quartet
Dillon Man Visitor at Brewery in Ogden
Earl Wheat of the Dillon Bottling Works described post law brewers’ push in Ogden. Orders pile up from across western states with large drafts and a $2,800 check. Becker Beer eyed by a $100,000 cash purchase. Utah AG bans shipments while plants run full, awaiting rescission. Hawaii's attorney general even seeks to buy output and offer relocation.
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Earl Wheat
Dillon Bottling Works
Becker
Ogden
Becker Beer
Utah
Oregon
Becker Heer
Hawaiian Islands
Becke Company
L. DIS. LESSON CLASS TO HOLD RESTITITE SESSION
The Relief Society will conduct a restitate season class Thursday at 2 o clock in the chapel.
Former Butte Resident Vannie Ashworth Dies
Mrs. Vannie Ashworth, longtime Butte resident and popular matron, died last Friday at her home after a brief illness. She was born in Michigan and moved to Butte as a child. Survived by husband Frank Ashworth two daughters Carol and Jean sisters Misses Marie and Stella Egan brother William Egan and her parents Mr and Mrs John Egan. Funeral was held Monday.
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Vannie
John Egan
Marie
Stella Egan
William Egan
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Death
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Frank P. Birrer
Fs Steemed
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Frances Robinson
Willard Albright
Isabel Houghton
Bill Chance
Barry" Caskin
Gargayne
Elks
Putte
Harold Maurras
Lee Hoerning
Francis Gelhaus
Beaverhead National Forest
Cecil
Musburger
Melton, Bates
Wranglers
Dillon Man
Vannie Ashworth
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