Drawings Set for Dillon Tennis Tourney At St James Rectory
At St James rectory Tuesday night, players learned Dillon tournament brackets for men’s and women’s singles and doubles. First round matches begin Wednesday for men’s singles with later rounds Thursday Friday and Sunday finals at 2 p.m. Doubles brackets posted on courts.
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Cornell
Mitchell
A. Taft
R. Smith
Light
Ryburn
Gilbert
Johnson
Poage
H. Cole
Welborn
Boone
Simons
Osborne
Gibson
Tragitt
Waldorf
Metlen
Bannigan
White
Berry
Tragutt
Wentworth
Wolf
Free
Local Notes From Dillon And Bannack Township
Dillon and Bannack residents share visits and travel notes. Guests include Mrs Norman Findley and daughters Dorothy and Alvera of Chicago visiting the Dyas family. Jack Schwartz shows improvement after a hospital stay. Local sporting events feature the Broadway Garage team from Butte beating Dillon 9 to 6.
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Dorothy
Alvera
Chicago
Robert Dyas
Findley
Dyas
Jack Brown
Russel
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone Park
E. A. Marchesseau
M. EE. Sheppard
Bannack
Polaris
Will Pond
Big Hole
Burdick
Butte
Jim Collins
Barrett Hospital
Frank Ryburn
Eugene
Oregon
Phil Hansen
J. P. Best and Sons
Judson
Peter
Dillon
L. H. Daly
Betty
Missoula
J. Brown
Daly
House of David
Earl Bell
Kenneth
West Coast
James Collins
Jack Swartz
Sophia Goodspeed
Joe Rebish
Geo
Keith
C. J. Kerns
Peggy
Smile Through Adversity Brings Swartz Grahn Home
Shanghai Fred Swartz and Charles Grahn returned Tuesday to their Los Angeles home after a several day visit with Dillon friends. The note highlights a gruff outlook turned to optimism with each nautical mile, ending with a resolve to smile through calamity and misfortune.
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Fred Swartz
Charles Grahn
Los Angeles
Dillon
Long Islander mocks saxophone as useful as a cow
A Long Island critic tells the North Shore Journal that comparing a saxophone to a cow is asinine, while the editor agree that a cow not only moo s but also yields milk, implying the humor in the notion.
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North Shore Journal
Remarkable new prescription ends nervousness and headaches
Many women suffer nervousness, headaches, and low mood at times. A new scientific prescription prescribed by doctors claims to relieve these symptoms quickly without heart depression. Advertisers state it is pleasant, harmless, non narcotic, non habit forming and widely used in offices and shops.
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Dientist
Chicago Man Admits Temperate Drunkenness in Police Stop
George Malone of Chicago testified he was only temperately drunk when a patrolman arrested him for intoxication. Judge Harry H. Porter of Evanston stepped in pocketed funds to cover a deficit and prevent Harry Hoople from jail over the fine.
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George Malone
Chicago
Harry Hoople
Harry H. Porter
Evanston
Til
Hoople
Picnic at Dillmont Park Brings Lutheran Groups Together
A large Sunday gathering by Beaverhead and Madison county Lutherans at Dillmont Park featured an 11 am sermon by Miss Anna Anderson as soloist. A noon lunch followed, with an afternoon program including talks by Lieut. Gov. F A Hazelbaker and Attorney T J Davis of Butte and musical selections by Anna Anderson Anne Christensen and Fred Gray.
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Park Pavilion
Anna Anderson
F. A. Hazelbaker
T. J. Davis
Butte
Anne Christensen
Fred Gray
Firemen's Rodeo to Lead Year’s Big Events
The event lineup includes a disc prize, girls pony race, and various prizes ranging from $5 to $75. Prizes for the rock drilling contest offer $75 for first and $25 for second, with additional payouts in bathing beauty and children’s contests. A Ford model supplies a prize for the rock drilling segment.
Democrats Organize Saturday Evening Meeting List of Attendees
A long roster shows numerous individuals including Frank P. Blair Brenner Mrs. Beth Brenner Bannack Walter H. Paddock Frank Ryburn and Forrest Herr among others in a Saturday evening gathering of Democrats. The list names residents from Glendale Argenta Dillon North Central Monida Lima Nicholia and Lakeview with implied local party organization activity.
Forest fires stretch crews as Montana north Idaho see dozens
A ten day period across Montana and North Idaho logged 108 fires with only nine surpassing ten acres. Crews were mobilized to curb damage to forests and property amid drought and heat.
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Montana
North
Idaho
Mining claim filings surpass 1931 totals this year
Prospecting and mining development show higher activity with 56 claims filed to date at Albert Baker’s office, compared with 66 for all of 1931. Placer and quartz claims are about even, listing metals gold silver copper zinc platinum and molybdenum, the latter newly used in aviation. A map note reports molybdenum discovery in Horse Prairie with filings by J N Apgar and B J Metlen. Henry Seward of Liverpool was sentenced to six months for stealing two monkeys.
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Albert Baker
Horse Prairie
J. N. Apgar
B. J. Metlen
Owl Ghost Haunts Datchet Farm Before Revealed
A Datchet farmer fled his home after a spooky haunting but investigators found the so called ghost was merely an owl. In Salt Lake City Thomas Erickson leapt between moving rails to safety when a train halted. In St Louis Fred Kolber stole socks in an effort to look sharp for his girlfriends.
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Datchet, Eng
Thomas Erickson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Kolber
St." Louis
Survivor of five plane crashes dies in bathtub accident
Raymond Funk of Shenandoah Ta survivor of five airplane crashes was killed in a bath tub incident when a child's swing rope wrapped around his neck after he was struck by the board seat. In New York five women claiming to be his wife appeared at the morgue to claim his body.
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Memphis
Raymond Funk
Shenandoah, Ta
Mike Maricondo
New “York
The First Hello Girl Mary Beat Rice Kennedy Dies
Mary Beat rice Kennedy the world’s first telephone girl who began work in the Nassau exchange in 1878 died at 74. She kept 8 to 6 shifts climbing six flights to reach her switchboard and inspired generations of operators noted for courtesy and heroism during disasters. The article recalls Bell and Edison visiting the exchange and calls for a memorial to Kennedy.
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Nassau Exchange
New York
Mary Beatrice Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Edison
Mr. Edison
Kennedy
Not one person can pronounce all these words correctly
A playful note claims that few can pronounce a list including gratis culinary cocaine gdéitdola version impious chic Caribbean Viking and suggests consulting a dictionary to test pronunciation.
Fred Hobbs Leaves Hospital After Treatment
Upon discharge Fred Hobbs of the city ends a hospital stay following medical treatment. Local authorities and his family have been informed of his condition and expected return home in the coming days.
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Fred Hobbs
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