Montana Wins Again At National Livestock Exposition
Beaverhead county farmer Frank Hazelbaker won wild hay honors at the Chicago show. Dr. Gardner of Mount Haggin Land and Livestock took Hampshire sheep prizes. The Smith family claimed the wheat laurel. Lewistown Democrat editor Tom Stout praises Montana’s effort as the state overcomes the storm and regains its footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelbaker
Beaverhead
Montana
Chicago
Dr. Gardner
Mount Haggin Land and Livestock Company
Hampshire
Smith
West Side
Tom Stout
Lewistown Democrat
Barrett Hospital Described as Pride of Dillon
Dillon residents boast of many institutions led by Barrett hospital praised as a modern, inclusive facility. Donor Martin Barrett envisioned the building with Joe Scheinberger and Margaret Roe aiding funds, offering equal care to rich and poor alike under Miss Louise Buhrer and staff. Beaverhead County honors a lasting civic monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
State Normal College
Hartwig
Barrett Hospital
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie Valley
Joe Scheinberger
Wm. Roe
Margaret Roe
Louise Buhrer
Beaverhead County
Dogs and Children A reflection on canine behavior
An observer contrasts friendly and vicious dogs and recalls an early morning stalker dog near a boarding house. The animal showed affection after kind treatment yet remained a curious, intelligent presence. The writer notes the dog’s persistent attention after meals and wonders about breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srech
Hot Weather Baffles City Officials Amid Health Concerns
With temperatures rising, local doctors warn heat could strain vulnerable residents. City officials urge hydration and cooling centers as hospitals report a surge in heat related illnesses among outdoor workers and elderly residents.
Farm Boys Need Broad Vocation Education Says Editor
The writer argues farm boys should be encouraged to pursue any vocation suited to their talents and education. They note cities offer broader opportunities for educated farm youths and that farming remains viable only with efficient modern methods. Indolence, they warn, limits future prospects anywhere.
Pinochle Club Dinner and Local News Roundup
Mr and Mrs J E Kelly hosted their Pinochle club at a 7 PM dinner on South Atlantic Street last Thursday. The piece notes Legion membership reaching 1 800 for 1932 and Beaverhead Post leading in paid members, with 60. Several short notices follow including engagements divorces bail and legal incidents involving Mary-Ewen-Kendall-Foster, Albert Torring, E A Bonak, Edna Strong, Captain H H Vincent, Grace Horn, Jennie Vebitski and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kelly
South Atlantic Street
Legion
Kibler
Beaverhead Post
Rocks and Rex Followings in a Boarding House Tale
A fragment describes a child resisting throwing rocks at Rex who follows her. She insists Rex is her friend and would be hurt if rocked. The other person warns he will imitate following others and become a nuisance. The narrator notes she never threw rocks and later changed her boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Snow removal ordinance cited in city notice
A local ordinance requires snow removal from sidewalks within 24 hours after snowfall. The text reflects a period tone noting enforcement observance in a community notice.
Dillon oil fields attract attention and oil firm sends experts
The Dillon oil fields draw notice as Standard Oil dispatches three experts to monitor drilling at Smallhorn canyon. Observers believe success could trigger a rapid population increase in Montana. Also noting Marconi's wireless telegram test from England to Newfoundland, though its practical impact remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dillon
Standard Oil Company
Smallhorn Canyon
Montana
Marconi
England
Newfoundland
Man Manslaughter Verdict From 1911 District Court
Joseph Hirkley was found guilty of manslaughter in the district court for the death of Shat tuck Doyle. Dr. W. C. Orr, County Commissioner Francis, and Deputy Sheriff Scully traveled by the Orr Buick to the Big Hole basin, making Jackson on the first day and returning Sunday, reportedly the first auto trip through deep winter snow in the Big Hole country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Joseph Hirkley
Shattuck Doyle
W. C. Orr
Francis
Scully
Big Hole
Orr Buick
Jackson
Memorial services speaker honors Elks dead in Anaconda
H. G. Rodgers delivered the memorial address at the Elks lodge in Anaconda last Sunday evening, paying tribute to members who had passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Rodgers
The
Elks’ Lodge
Anaconda
Polar Bear Robe and Bird Displays Draw Crowds at Market Window
A large polar bear robe, a stuffed goose, and a stuffed pelican are featured in the Cash Market window, attracting significant attention from passersby and shoppers.
The Way to Enter an Editor's Office
A Windsor New York Standard tale outlines a quirky ritual for visitors to a printing office. Step by step the piece describes approaching the inner door, rapping three times, and presenting name, address, and owed years. The countersign involves extending the hand with a bank bill offered to the editor and a playful inquiry. The editor accepts with a firm grip and a snappy reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor, N. Y
Standard
Methodist choir rehearsal set for Thursday at 7
The church choir will meet for a rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Joe Newnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Joe Newnes
Don’t Neglect a Child’s Cough in Night Time
A readable note on a child’s cough highlighting night-time worry and recommending Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a dependable family medicine with no opiates or questionable ingredients.
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Foley
Beaverhead Mine to Become Major Regional Producer
Lawrence A. Brown notes that a former wealth holder’s property has been acquired by the Continental Divide Mining Company, led by Wm. J. Cushing. After two years of development a 10 stamp mill and two five-stamp batteries near completion will process rich gold silver and lead ore from the Dexter vein and nearby deposits, with plans to mill district ore and potentially become Beaverhead County’s big producer.
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Lawrence A. Brown
Wm. J. Cushing
Wilfleys
Argenta
Dexter
Beaverhead County
Dillon’s water system details and pricing outline
The article describes Dillon’s water system in operation since 1908 sourced from Rattlesnake Creek nine miles west. It explains intake, sediment basins, two 250000 gallon reservoirs, purification with liquid chlorine, 32 valves, 59 fire hydrants, 50000 gallons reserved for fire, daily 1512000 gallons supply, and tiered pricing per 1000 gallons ranging from 62.5 to 20 cents. It includes a student note by Helen Wheat and two class-written pieces about duck hunting and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Rattlesnake Creek
Helen Wheat
Aviation Progress and Iconic Aircraft Highlight History
Written by Jack Reeves, the piece traces aviation growth through World War I and into modern times. It cites North France and England as leaders in fighter planes and praises Britain’s Hawker Fury and the U.S. Hell Bender test, noting speeds and climb capabilities while stressing inventor influence and continued edge in certain areas.
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Jack Reeves
France
England
Hell Bender
U.S.' N. Curtis Hawk
Hunters Witness Mallard Take Flight at Old Farm Pond
A narrator accompanies his father on a duck hunting trip toward a farm house. They load Remingtons and Winchesters, haul an old boat across a pond, and surprise a flock of mallards. A single shot brings one duck down in the clear, near the narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Recital Enjoyed at State Normal College Auditorium
An appreciative audience filled the State Normal College auditorium on Monday night for a recital by Ralph McFadden with soprano Bonnie Eakman and accompanist Ruth Erickson. The program offered rich musical value and high entertainment.
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State Normal College
Ralph McFadden
Bonnie Eakman
Goloist
Ruth Erickson
Ellen May Guild Christmas Meeting Set at Davis Home
The Ellen May guild holds its Christmas meeting on Thursday December 10 at 3 PM at the home of Mrs S E Davis. Mrs Davis and Mrs Frank Tyre will hostesses. Gifts will be received for the White Cross work. All members and friends are invited.
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Ellen May Guild
S. E. Davis
Davis
Frank Tyre
White Cross
Night Club gathering at Peterson ranch hosts Dora Nelson
Social event last week featured a Night club meeting at the Peter J. Peterson ranch home south of the city. Miss Dora Nelson hosted with an evening of cards followed by refreshments.
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Peter J. Peterson
Dora ‘ Nelson
Local couples host midnight luncheon after St James dance
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tovey and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stone entertained a number of friends with a midnight luncheon at the Tovey home on South Washington street Wednesday evening following the dance at St. James guild hall.
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W. D. Tovey
W. M. ‘Stone
Tovey
South Washington Street
St. James Guild Hall
Stephan High Scorer At Men’s Bridge Club Meeting
Dr. W. H. Stephan topped the totals for the evening at the Men’s Bridge Club gathering held Monday at St. James Guild Hall. A. F. Waldorf finished as the low scorer, and W. B. Hartwig gave an engaging talk on club rules.
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W. H. Stephan
Needle Club Honored by Mrs Luebben at South Pacific Home
Mrs. Ernest Luebben hosted a 1:30 luncheon on Wednesday afternoon at her South Pacific street home as members of the Needle club gathered for a social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Luebben
The
Needle Club
South Pacific Street
Father Killed in Accident Reaches Coffeeville
Mrs. James Page travels to Coffeeville Kansas after her father is accidentally killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Page
Coffeeville
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon’s Institutions
Pinochle Club
Mary-Ewen-Kendall-Foster
Hull
Eng
Albert Torring
Kingston, Irag
E. A. Bonak
Stockbridge, Mass
Edna Strong
Los Angeles
Hyde Park
H. H. Vincent
London
Grace Horn
Terre Haute
Ind
Jennie Vebitski
Brooklyn
Mass
Little
Lord’ Fauntleroy
Middleton
Dillon’s Water System
Monte Melton
Cat
First National Bank
Illon, Monta
Northwest Bancorporation Combined Resources
Stephan
Marie Christensen
Rodgers & Collins
Poindexter “Block
Chris’ Bay
Appen
Burt Adama
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