Conference of Sportsmen Leads Wildlife Federation Meeting
The South Central district No. 8 held a large Dillon gathering with 300 plus sportsmen farmers and officials. Speakers discussed conservation and propagation of wild game and a district picnic site was chosen, with a coin toss deciding between Goughs Corner and Ennis.
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Conference of Sportsmen
Wildlife’ Federation
South Central District No
Dillon
City Hall
Gough's Corner
Deer Lodge
W. T. Sweet
Butte
William Snyder
Montana
B.K. Wheeler
William Carpenter
Bernard King
Frank Dunbar
W. B. Frame
Larry Hamilton
M. E H. Buck
W. T. Ballard
4 H Clothing Club Organized Under Leaders Pewe and Gallant
A 4 H clothing club was organized Friday afternoon with Mrs. E F Pewe and Mrs. Ray Gallant guiding. Officers elected include Jessie Knox president Margaret Callahan vice president Alice Atkeson secretary Betty Nelson reporter and Jean Tash recreation leader. Members present were Mary Lu Nelson Dorothy Reed Dorothy Ames and Juanita Roland. Next meeting set for Friday May 5.
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E. F. Pewe
Ray Gallant
Jessie Knox
Margaret Callahan
Alice Atkeson
Betty Nelson
Jean Tash
Mary Lu Nelson
Dorothy Reed
Dorothy Ames
Juanita Roland
Crack Shot Telegraphic Shoot Remains Tied for First
In a continuing Standard telegraphic shoot, Missoula and Dillon stay tied for first with four wins, one tie, and no losses. High day scores include Gleed and Renfro with 50 straight, and Diller field notes 96x100 by Herman, Peterson, and Russell Smith, while Forrester posts 94. Sheridan Lavre Paradise trails, each with four wins and one loss.
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Dillon
Missoula
Dr. E. G. Free
Ted Renfro
Bill Gleed
George Roe
Henry Wombacher
Car Found in Davenport Washington Stolen From Montana Garage
Sheriff reports a man named 88 Leary arrested in Davenport in possession of Sol Sobolsky’s car stolen from Montana Auto Supply storage garage early Sunday. Stamps and an overcoat reportedly from the garage were found. Car undamaged. Leary to be extradited to Dillon from Olympia.
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Sobolsky
Davenport
Wash
Leary
Sol Sobolsky
Montana Auto Supply Company
Lincoln County
Badges Awarded to Boy Scouts at Court of Honor
Sixteen scouts earned badges at the April court of honor held at the courthouse last Monday evening. Wolf cubs Rodney Foster Dick McCracken John Osborn and Bobby Ryburn received Wolf cub awards. Robert Jones received Bear cub. Eugene Bennett and Dean Romersa received Gold cub. Percy Frazier of Silver Bow area council presented the awards. Nine more badges were awarded to Daniel Boka John Bowring Francis Petit Teddy Vanairsdale George Bowring J W McCracken Hubert Vanairsdale and others, presented by district leaders. The ceremony featured assembly flag rites pledge to flag and an address by Albert Erickson. McCracken presided and remarks were offered by T Lee McCracken with David Curry and Stanley Vanairsdale also participating. The group formed a citizen’s committee to name May scout offices, appointing Joe Wedum T E Luebben and E W Bond.
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Rodney Foster
Dick McCracken
John Osborn
Bobby Ryburn
Robert Jones
Eugene Bennett
Dean Romersa
Percy Frazier
Silver Bow
Butte
Daniel Boka
Dick Evans
John Bowring
Francis Petit
Dale Tash
Scout
Teddy Vanairsdale
L. R. Vanairsdale
George Bowring
J. W. McCracken
Hubert Vanairsdale
C. Overholser
T. Lee McCracken
Stanley Vanairsdale
David Curry
Albert Erickson
Citizen's Committee
McCracken
Joe Wedum
T.E. Luebben
E. W. Bond
Miner R B Caswell Injured In Moose Creek Hill Crash
R B Caswell of the Ermont mine sustained a shoulder injury and lac erations to the head when his car overturned several times while descending Moose Creek hill Tuesday night. He was picked up by Butte motorists and taken to Barrett hospital in Dillon where he is resting comfortably after initial fears of a brain concussion. He was alone in the car at the time of the accident.
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R. B. Caswell
Ermont
Moose Creek
Butte
Barrett Hospital
Dillon
Mr. Caswell
Local golfers to play at Deer Lodge invitational
Local golf players from Dillon Butte and Anaconda clubs head to Deer Lodge for an invitational tournament sponsored by the Deer Lodge club. The event on Sunday April 30 gathers men and women golfers from regional clubs for the competition.
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Deer Lodge
Deer’ Lodge
Dillon
Butte
Anaconda
Death of Estella Murphy Matron of Big Hole Basin
Estella May Murphy 36 wife of Phillip H. Murphy a longtime Big Hole basin resident died last Saturday at a Hamilton hospital after a months long illness following an operation. She was born September 24 1902 at Jackson and left surviving husband two children Colleen Estelle and Philip Wayne her mother Mrs Lena Nelson of Dillon a brother Fred Nelson of Jackson a sister Mrs Isabel Zeharth of Dillon and many Hirschy and related relatives. Requiem mass was held at St Rose Catholic church Tuesday at 10 30 am with Fr Timothy Clifford of Lima. Rosary was recited Monday night at Brundage chapel. Interment Mountain View cemetery Pallbearers listed.
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Estella May Murphy
Phillip H. Murphy
Big Hole Basin
Hamilton
Murphy
Jackson
Colleen Estelle
Philip Wayne
Lena Nelson
Dillon
Fred Nelson
Isabel Zeharth
Cecile Hirschy
California
Fred Hirschy
Chris Hirschy
San Francisco
William Hirschy
San Diego
Dave Hirschy
Jackeson
Ida Olson
Estelle Husted
Emma Childers
Washington
Scott King
Elizabeth Lillanthal
Alfred Peterson
Wendell Jardine
Jake Neidt, Jr
Smallpox and Diphtheria Clinics Announced for May Day
May Day health notices from county and public school nurses outline a vaccination clinic for smallpox and diphtheria. The Schick test will screen diphtheria immunity. Clinics run May 3 from 10 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm at the Bagley building with Dillon doctors performing the work. Dillon children take morning sessions. rural children afternoon. A $1 fee applies per child. urged for all children over one year not yet protected.
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Margaret Holloran
Katherine MacGregor
Schick
Bagley Building
Dillon
Dillon Rotary Elects Five Directors For Coming Year
The Dillon Rotary Club elected five directors Ralph McFadden C J Horren Frank Tyre E E Hazel and Albert Erickson in weekly balloting Monday night to serve for the ensuing year. A president and other officers will be chosen at a meeting next week. The meeting featured three selections sung by the Dillon L D S Singing Mothers chorus directed by Mrs H M Warner and accompanied by Mrs T W Sargent.
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Ralph McFadden
C.J. Horren
Frank Tyre
5. E. Hazel
Albert Erickson
Dillon Rotary Club
Dillon L. D
Singing Mothers Chorus
Salt Lake City
H. M. Warner
T. W. Sargent
James McCullum
Richard Evans
Fred Dart
Glen Watters
Wesley Williams
Allen Moore
Harriett Bills
Warner
Sargent
Bruce Watters
Future Farmers of America
Philip Cottom
W. J. Romersa
Hay Stack Blaze Destroys 12 Tons of Hay at Stahl Farm
Firefighters were summoned Friday to Paul Stahl Jr. farm on Nevada Street to battle a hay stack blaze. Origin undetermined, the stack burned completely before crews arrived, with about 12 tons of hay destroyed and a nearby corral also damaged.
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Paul Stahl, Jr
Nevada Street
Stahl
Sheriff Deputies Head to Davenport for Stolen Car Case
Sheriff Paul Temple and deputies left Wednesday for Davenport Washington to recover a stolen car owned by Sol Sobolsky and to return Francis O Leary wanted in connection with the theft. Temple will also seek extradition papers in Olympia Washington.
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Paul Temple
W. D. Tovey
Joe Mulkey
Henry Rodgers
Davenport
Wash
Sol Sobolsky
Francis O’leary
Roosevelt bids for peace arms and diplomacy amid European crisis
President Roosevelt addresses the Pan American Union then directly messages Hitler and Mussolini. He pledges strengthening defenses and economic support to protect democracy and urges a stronger will for peace if democracies unite with force. The move unsettles existing foreign policy debate as world tension rises.
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Washington
Pan-American Union
Europe
Roosevelt
Netherlands
Franklin Roosevelt
U. S
Wrangler Banquet Sparks Lively Mock Trial
About 50 club members and wives attended a Wrangler banquet at the Methodist church. John Collins served as toastmaster and presided as judge for a mock trial of Charles Henry, ex-treasurer accused of embezzlement. Vocal solos by Mrs. Vera Cooke Hazel and Dr. W H Stephan complemented piano by Ralph McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrangler's Club
Methodist Church
The
John Collins
Wrangler
Ringside
Charles Henry
Henry
Leonard Schulz
Rush Jordan
Ben. Stevenson
Schulz
Vera
Cooke Hazel
W. H. Stephan
Ralph McFadden
Beaverhead County high school renews staff contracts
The Beaverhead County High School board rehired most faculty for next year while Kathleen Henkel and Betty Ann Spittler resigned. New contracts offered to Ethel Anderson Fay Kirkpatrick Mary Virginia Ballard Helen Dahlberg Ruby Bogness Mary Castles Evelyn Rimes Harold Babcock D L Johnson L A Gregory and W J Bierrum. The board also set a May 20 bond election to raise about 12 000 to match a 9 981 PWA amendatory grant, with total needs around 22 000 to complete the new building.
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Ty High School Board of
Kathleen Henkel
Betty Ann Spittler
Ethel Anderson
Fay E. Kirkpatrick
Mary Virginia Ballard
Helen Dahlberg
Ruby Bogness
Mary Castles
Evelyn Rimes
Harold Babcock
D. L. Johnson
L. A. Gregory
W. J. Bierrum
PWA
Children’s School Music Program Observed by Normal College
Kindergarten through junior high students presented a music program at Normal College on Wednesday at 10 AM. Under Grace Redburn, the event showcased grade level pieces from multiple teachers including Miss Davis, Miss Grotheer, Miss Miller, Miss Obenland, Miss Huffman, Miss Forester, Miss MacDonald, Miss Smith, Miss Shortt, and Mrs. Hollensteiner, ending with the junior high choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Redburn
Normal College
Florence Davis
Ruth Grotheer
Eunice Miller
Mae Obenland
Frances Huffman
Gladys Forester
Agnes MacDonald
Rachel’ Smith
Bert Shortt
Margaret ‘Hollensteiner
Eng
Construction boom in Dillon as new high school rises
Warmer weather brings visible building activity in Dillon. The Beaverhead county high school project, costing 322000, has moved from site prep to wall forms and concrete floors. Nearby, a new building housing Westwood Pharmacy and Helen's Style Shoppe nears occupancy, while the Emerick building houses the state liquor store. A used car lot opens as fresh residential projects continue, including the Morse residence and homes on Washington and South Dakota streets.
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Beaverhead County
Idaho Street
Andrus Hotel
Westwood Pharmacy
Emerick
Montana Street
Union Pacific
State Liquor Store
North Idaho
C. E H. Boyer
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company
South Montana Street
Sebree Street
The
State Motors
H. E. Morse
South Washington
J. Dodd
Willard Shafner
South Dakota
Pocatello Couple Wed at Courthouse by Judge Opp
Esco KE Lloyd and Vera Garritson both of Pocatello were married at the courthouse Monday by Judge George Opp. Attendants were Mr and Mrs E C Olson of Dillon.
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Esco KE
Lloyd
Vera Garritson
Pocatello
George Opp
E. C. Olson
Dillon
Masons to Honor Public School Week in Dillon
Dillon Lodge No 16 will host the sixth annual Public School Week program Friday April 28 at the Masonic hall. The tentative program includes pupil music, a high school declamation, musician group performances, an address by Superintendent Paul Anderson, and community singing with the orchestra. The event, sponsored by the Grand Lodge of Montana A F and A M, is directed by Thomas W. Jones and a committee including Dr. R D Curry and W G Squires.
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Dillon Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Ll. A. Gregory
Paul Anderson
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4-H Clothing Club
Washington State
Olympia
Boy
Dillon Rotar Club
Stahl Farm
TIME
Hitler
Mussolini
Franklin Bomereit
Beaverhead
County Board
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