Beav erhead High Names New Language Director
Miss Olive Scholz retires and Miss Alice Mae Grace will replace her as teacher of French English and dramatics at Beaverhead county high school. Grace earns a master’s from Northwestern after three years of experience and comes from South Dakota State University. School buildings undergo summer cleaning painting and remodeling ahead of September 8 opening. Principal Wahi and wife return from a weekend trip meeting Mr and Mrs James McCollum at Madison Lake and West Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Scholz
Alice Mae Grace
South Dakota State University
Northwestern University
Dillon
W. W. Wahi
Madison Lake
West Yellowstone
Park
James McCollum
Salmon visitors recover stolen Ford and report antelope sightings
John R. Rodgers and Sheriff T. J. Stroud came from Salmon Tuesday evening to claim a Ford stolen from Salmon. D. A. Galt, the owner, was returning from the Andy Williams ranch. A large band of about 50 antelope was seen Sunday on the Upper Blacktail by Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Rodgers
T. J. Stroud
Salmon
Mr. Rodgers
D. A. Galt
Andy—Williams
Ira Wagner
Adams Returns From Wisconsin Trip With Family Visit
L. K. Adams came back late last week from a motor trip to Wisconsin and other states. He was accompanied home by his sister Mrs W E Louis and her two daughters who will visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Shannon
Sallie Baker
Hamilton
L. K. Adams
Wisconsin
W. E. Louis
Frank Hoffman Named Water Commissioner on Medicine Lodge Creek
Frank Hoffman was appointed water commissioner on Medicine Lodge creek to replace John David who resigned for another post. Miss Ann Jardine of Caldwell Idaho stopped in Dillon Wednesday en route to the Sam Peterson ranch in the Big Hole basin to visit relatives and friends. A. I. Cashmore spent part of the week in Butte visiting his father Isaiah Cashmore an elderly resident hospitalized there.
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Frank Hoffman
Medicine Lodge Creek
John David
Ann Jardine
Caldwell
Idaho
Dillon
Sam Peterson
Big Hole Basin
A. I. Cashmore
Butte
Isaiah Cashmore
Family visits and mine injury headline Butte scene
Levant Taylor and family visited Butte to see his injured brother Roscoe who suffered severe leg and foot injuries from a rock fall in the Butte mines. Walter Bowden, ex resident of Bannack, returned after a Dillon visit and renewed old ties with Chief Nelson. Earl Wheat, Donald Wheat, W E Barry, Betty Barry and two Dillon Boy Scouts toured Lowlands camp near Butte. N O Calhoon joined the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levant Taylor
Louise Taylor
Butte
Roscoe
Walter Bowden
Bannack
Charles Nelson
Dillon
Earl Wheat
Donald
W. E. Barry
Betty
N. O. Calhoon
American Legion of Montana to Meet in Bozeman August 4 6
The American Legion of Montana will meet at Bozeman August 4 to 6. Special reduced fares from Montana points to Bozeman announced by RE Nelson Northern Pacific railway passenger traffic manager. Low rate fare and one third for round trip under 150 miles, or one fare for longer distance. Fares in effect August 2 to 6 with return limit August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of Montana
Bozeman
Montana
RE. E. Nelson
Northern Pacific Railway
Catholic Order of Foresters Triennial Convention to Meet in Minneapolis
The Catholic Order of Foresters will assemble in Minneapolis for its triennial convention August 5 to 7. Special reduced fares to Minneapolis for this meeting have been authorized by the Northern Pacific Railway, with a minimum attendance of 150. Half fare for the round trip on the identification certificate plan applies in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota and Manitoba from August 4 to 7 and in Montana from July 30 to August 5. Final return limit is August 11.
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Catholic Order Foresters
Catholic Order of Foresters
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Railway
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Manitoba
Montana
Absolutely Pure Diner Salad Denial Clarified
A diner waiter assures a customer that their salad contains no vita l mines or any additives, emphasizing the food is perfectly clean and free of such substances at White Mule era setting.
Pele Party Entails Dinner and Bridge for Guests
Missi Pred Chapman and Mrs. Clara Chapman hosted a Monday dinner at the Tip-Top Ballroom for Mrs. Roy Jardine of Great Falls and Miss Leone Hollingsworth of Santa Monica, the visitors staying at the Chapman home. Seventeen guests dined then returned for bridge with four tables. Mrs. Charles Wilson won high and Mrs. W. D. Ross low, each earning prizes. The guests received crystal prizes, Mrs. Jardine a necklace and Miss Hollingsworth a bracelet.
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Pele
Missi
Chapman
Clara ‘ ‘Chapman
Baroom
Roy’ Jardine
Great Falls
Leone
Charles Wilson
W. D. Ross
Luncheon Honors Mrs Oliver of Spokane in Dillon
Mrs Lulu Williamson and Mrs Fred Woodside hosted a 1:30 luncheon Thursday at Mrs Woodside’s home in honor of Mrs W M Oliver of Spokane who is spending the summer in Dillon. A large number of Mrs Olivers friends attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Williamson
Fred Woodside
Birthday party hosts from Lovell and Routledge families
Margery Lovell hosted a birthday party with many friends on Saturday afternoon. On the same day Marily Routledge hosted a second birthday gathering for her small circle of friends.
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Margery
Maynard Lovell
Marily
G. L. Routledge
Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Mikkelsen Home
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained on Thursday August 7 by Mrs Albert Mikkelsen at her Kentucky avenue residence.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Albert Mikkelsen
Kentucky Avenue
Miss Okel Nelson To Entertain Northside Club
Miss Okel Nelson will entertain the Northside Country Club on Tuesday August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Country Club
Knave of Hearts kicks off Children's theatre season
The Knave of Hearts opens the Children's theatre summer series at Normal College auditorium this Saturday at 2 15 p m. Admission is free for children with no reserved seating available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Two Men Try Free Ride on Bus Between Butte Dillon
Police chased and arrested two men who rode atop a bus from Butte to Dillon. They aimed to alight at the Anaconda bound stage, were discovered in Dillon, fled but were seized and jailed overnight. They received floaters this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
City
Will Lovell Not Injured in Wreck
A rumor claimed William Lovell was injured when his Nash sedan went over an embankment near Butte. The car was found wrecked but Lovell was not in the vehicle, and he was not injured.
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Will Lovell
Dillon
William Lovell
Nash
Butte
Lovell
Couple Marries After Clerk Stays Open For Idaho Pair
David Abercrombie of Kelly Wyoming and Cornelia Winter Hobbs of American Falls Idaho secured a marriage license after wiring Lima for the clerk of the district court to stay open. Judge George Opp officiated the marriage Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Father Time
Dillon
American Falls
Idaho
Lima
District Court
Roy _Herndon
David Abercrombie
Kelly
Wyoming
Cornelia Winter Hobbs
George Opp
Haircut Suspect Questioned by Barber
A man asks a barber if he is one of the men who cut his hair previously. The barber replies he has only worked there six months, implying he is not involved in the earlier incident.
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MacGregor
Barber
Normal college summer events and exhibits highlight campus life
The Normal college summer term offers an open exhibit room for student work on Friday afternoons. Lectures, plays, and events include a one act play by the dramatics department directed by Miss Myrtle Savidge, a Rompus play afternoon, a free Glee Club concert, and a summer faculty picnic. Book sales from the textbook library run throughout the week, with hundreds of cheap volumes offered by librarian Genevieve Silk and an exhibit by R. W. Canfield of Silver Burdette teaching aids.
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The
Normal College
Dramatics
Myrtle Savidge
Marion Palmer
Butte
Emanuel Sternheim
Miss Shotwell
Argenta
Glee Club
Genevieve Silk
R. W. Canfield
Silver, Burdette, Publishing
Mr. Canfield
Couer @Alene
Idaho
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending July 26 1930
Beaverhead Abstract Company books record transfers for the week ending July 26 1930. Transactions include property conveyances, lot and land transfers, and related filings recorded by the Beaverhead county abstract office. Names of grantees and grantors appear within the transfer entries.
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Beaverhead Abstract Company
Lands and deeds transfer in Dillon Montana area
Gustav FE Rosenau and Loise Rosenau transfer a lot in Rife subdivision Dillon to Peggy Westergard. Security Building and Loan assoc transfers to Lucille Hartwig three lots on South Dakota street Dillon. William Stahl transfers 640 acres in upper Sage Creek valley to United States. Miller Development Co transfers 1680 acres in Big Hole basin to State of Montana. Cemetery deeds to Sam Peterson one lot in Mountain View cemetery and to C H Hartwig two lots. Decree of Distribution assigns 1860 acres in Centennial valley to Elizabeth Shinnick sole heir plus personal property.
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Gustav FE. Rosenau
Loise Rosenau
Peggy Westergard
Rife
Dillon
Security Building and Loan Association
Lucille
Hartwig
South Dakota
William Stahl
United States
Amer
Upper Sage Creek
Miller Development Company
State of Montana
Big Hole Basin
Sam Peterson
Mountain View Cemetery
C. H. Hartwig
Denis Carl
Elizabeth Shinnick
Centennial Valley
Pupils Graduate From Normal Training School Class
Graduates include Henry Strub Tommy Newnes Phillip Liggett Anna Markovich Agnes Stefanic and Donna Rebich. Agnes Stefanic and Donna Rebich attend Blacktail School and summer programs. several completed geography and eighth grade exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Strub
Tommy Newnes
Phillip Liggett
Anna Markovich
Agnes Stefanic
Blacktail School
Donna Rebich
Melrose Place Pool Hall Robbed. Merchandise Stolen
The Melrose pool hall owned by George Huber was broken into Friday night with about $500 worth of merchandise taken, according to the sheriff’s office notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
George Huber
W. C. Orr
Gas thieves scared away after car gas theft
Awakened by prowlers in the early hour Mrs. Clyde Scott roused her husband who hurried out to confront two thieves who had drawn five gallons of gasoline from the Scott car. The men fled leaving behind their can and hose.
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Clyde Scott
Scott
Destitute Kansas Emigrants Helped In Lima
A Kansas family traveling with a wagon and horse passed through the city in destitute condition. Residents raised a purse to aid them and the family continued on their journey. Also note Lima ladies organize a swimming club and G T Paul adds a new extension to his Pacific street home.
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the Tribune
Kansas
Lima
Montana
G. T. Paul
Pacific Street
State Normal college trustees face resignations urged by governor
Governor Robert B. Smith pressures the State Normal college trustees to resign amid a bitter political battle over the college presidency. In related notes, sheep and cattlemen hold a Centennial jamboree, while sheep herders reportedly set fire to timber. F. A. Hazelbaker returns from Kansas to teach in Wisdom for the upcoming season. The city council adopts a cycling ordinance restricting speeds, requiring bells on all bicycles, and setting 3 mph limits at corners and intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
State Normal College
Robert B. Smith
F. A. Hazelbaker
Kansas
Dillon News Roundup From Aug 5 1910 Turmoil Bank Robbery Car Crash
Twenty years ago the town saw a bank bandit threaten the State bank cashier A J Breda who fled fired and rode away on a horse whose mount fell injuring the rider who was taken into custody. Also Dillon’s first serious auto crash involved Gov B F White’s car overturning with no serious injuries. Local events mention the Dillon ball team set to play Bloomer girls at the fairgrounds with a playful bet between the youths and the girls.
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the Tribune
A. J. Breda
Dillon
Bloomer Girls
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W. B. Gleed
George Roe
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Clarence Cottam
Mrs. Martin Jackson
Harry Schuler
F. X. Lechner
Europe
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Edward Cushing
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