Dillon Resident A. A. Curnutt Dies After Illness
A. A. Curnutt of Dillon died at his North Pacific street home after several months ill health. Born November 21, 1878 in Henry county Missouri he worked in farming and a flour mill before coming to Dillon in 1915. Survived by his wife nine children and several grandchildren funeral held at 2 30 p m Saturday at Brunage chapel with Rev W J Loar officiating interment Mountain View Cemetery.
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Dillon
North Pacific Street
A. A. Curnutt
Henry County
Missouri
Beaverhead Lumber Company
the Baptist Church
Armatead
Myrl
Idaho Falls
Amber Hunt
Waterloo
Lorin
Louisa Thomas
Elsie Crouch
John
Ethel Jean
Brundage Chapel
W. J. Loar
The
Baptist Church
Mountain View
Rotary Club Honors With Measured Talks At Monday Meeting
Professor Rush Jordan presided as chairman at the Rotary Club gathering held Monday evening at the Andrus hotel. Miss Bond from the Normal college music department performed two violin pieces Liebestraume and Romance. Dr R E Albright spoke on current events including US political trends and Japan China relations. A committee reported on decorating streets for the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Jordan
Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Death Claims Mrs Martha A Pyeatt In Dillon
Mrs. Martha A. Pyeatt died after a long illness at Murray hospital in Butte. Born in Dillon in 1891 she grew up here and returned after 1927. She leaves three sons two sisters a mother and other relatives. Funeral services were held at Brandage chapel with detailed timing in the notice.
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Martha A. Pyeatt
Dillon
Murray Hospital
Butte
Beaverhead County
Montana State Normal
Mac ‘Pyeatt
Lemhi
Idaho
May
Laura Sprinkle
Bart
Joe
Sewing room back in operation on North Idaho Street
A reader letter praises the Red Cross sewing room, now located on North Idaho Street north of Johnson Trading Company with Mrs Henry Olson in charge. The workers, many familiar faces, continue to prepare clothing and comforts for the needy, praising the crew and organization.
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Red Cross
North Idaho
Johnson Trading Company
Henry Olson
C. C. Newman
Auxiliary Meets Monday Evening in City
A meeting of the American Legion auxiliary was held Monday evening in the city. A playlet The Magic Tree was presented under program chair woman Mrs Ben Davis. Children of Legionnaires formed the cast and were entertained at Mrs George Gosman home by the rehabilitation committee with Harmony Maids performing and refreshments served.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Bo'clock i
Ben Davis
Chito
Charles Davis
Bepto
Jimmie Hoffstat
Willy Gnome
Billie Curry
Silly Gnome
Jack Davin
Brown” Bird
Erma Lou Warner
Haster Bunnie
Janet Curry
Red Riding Hocid
Florence Casterline
Candy
Jay Harold - Jeppson
Teeny
Delly Paddock
Tiny
Mickey Callahan
Patricia Curry
Santa Claus
Dale Tash
Magic Hand
Alice Davis
Auxiliary
George Gosman
Luther Smith
Lemar Hatton
Clyde Casterline
Harry McMannis
Gosman
Mary Dawn Warmer
Betty Jo Jeppson
Suzanne Gilbert
Helen Randolph
Sleepy Hollow
State College judging team places ninth at Chicago exposition
State College team led by coach Ross Miller, with Carl Hansen among its members, finished ninth in the Chicago International Livestock Exposition. They judged 12 classes against 24 colleges, beating all western teams and earning fourth in cattle, fifth in sheep, 17th in hogs, and 18th in horses.
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State College
Carl Hansen
Chicago’ International
Ogden
Utah
Miller
Preparations for Beaverhead National Forest game survey
K D Flock assistant forest supervisor reports completion of preparations for extensive game survey in Beaverhead National Forest. Cabins in Districts 2 3 and 4 of Wise River Wisdom and Jackson regions supplied with crews expected to begin by December 10. Moose signs observed at Warm Springs Creek headwaters and upper Stewart meadows. Coyotes feeding on rabbits despite crusted snow about 10 inches deep.
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K. D. Flock
Wise River
Wisdom
Jackson
Beavershead National Forest
Warm
Reconstruction work at College 10 to begin soon
State board awarded contracts for residence hall reconstruction at Normal College with work expected to start early January depending on weather. Dec 18 graduation will include several diplomas and degrees. The Normal college debate team for 1935 86 coached by Dr. R E B Albright will oppose other Montana four year schools. tryouts planned in winter quarter. Gargoyle club pledges to be initiated at a banquet Thursday evening. Christmas party for all college women set for Dec 18 with candlelight processions carols and gifts under twenty five cents.
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Sheldon E. Davis
Helena Moriay
State Board of Education
Normal College
Willis Loar
The
Baptist Church
Burmah E. Ashcraft
Moccasin
Anne A. Coombes, Jr
Manhattan
Anne E. Malloy
Anaconda
Melvin B. Mast
White Sulphur Springs
Ora Bernnice Rusk
Dodson
Beryl Brunkow
Butte
Lela Hoffstot
Sidney
Barbara Lehwalder
Mildred Spaberg
Polson
Marguerite Peterson
Plenty‘wood
Jack Gaines
Winnett
Arthur DeBoer
Philip Gauchay
Dillon
Normal
R. EB. Albright
Congress
Supreme Court
Carroll College
Intermountain
Bozeman
State University
Billings Polytechnic
School of Mines
R. E. Albright
Intercollegiate Association
Montana
Montanemal
Chanticleer Club
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gargoyle Club
Andrus Hotel
Nancy Lyorng
Twedot
Helen Stephenson
Belgrade
Francis Johnston
Bearcreeke
Ruth Phelps
Deer Lodge
Gargoyle
Dean Smith
House Council
Forests as Playgrounds Draw Thousands in Region One
Regional figures show Region One Montana National forests hosting an estimated 641 562 man days of use in fiscal year 1935 ending June 30. Eastern forests led with 507 212 man days. Deer Lodge and Lewis and Clark were among top eastern forests. Western Montana totaled 134 850 man days.
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Montana
Montana Forests
Eastern Montana National Forests
Western Montana National Forest
Deer Lodge National Forest
Montama Forests
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Gallatin ‘National Forest
Custer National Forest
Beaverhead National Forest
Absaroka .National Forest
Helens National
Western Montana
Flathead ‘National Forest
Cabinet National Forest
Kootenai National Forest
Civil cases heard in court in multiple actions
The district court sustained the defendants objections to adding further testimony in the civil suit of Henry Fitzpatrick against Security State Bank et al and gave the plaintiff ten days to file a formal amendment. In the case of Winnifred Emerick administratrix of Maggie Courtney vs Chris Snyder the defendant failed to appear and the plaintiff waived a jury. the court will hear the next case, Henry Meine against Dan F Mooney.
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Henry Fitzpatrick
Security ‘State Bank
District Court
Winnifred Emerick ‘Ab
Maggie Courtney
Chris Snyder
Henry Meine
Dan F. Mooney
Popular Young Couple Weds in Ogden Utah
Miss Marguerite Ricks of Pocatello Idaho and Bernard L Whitworth of Dell Idaho were married Thursday in Ogden Utah. The bride lived in Dillon last fall while employed at Glees and is the daughter of Martin Ricks of Pocatello. The groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Whitworth pioneer ranchers of Sheep Creek basin. The couple will reside on the Whitworth family ranch after graduation from Beaverhead County High School.
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Ogden
Utah
Marguerite Ricks
Pocatello
Idaho
Bernard L. Whitworth
Dell
Dillon
Glees
Martix
Ricks
Poratello
Gom
George
Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Stores Open for Holiday Shoppers in Dillon
Dillon merchants dealing in Christmas goods announce evening hours beginning Wednesday Dec 18. The Christmas trade has been quiet but is expected to pick up as the holiday nears. Merchants display a fine array of gifts this season and Postmaster Harry J Andrus urges early mailing to assure pre Christmas delivery.
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Dillon
Harry J. Andrus
Winter Sports Carnival Brings High Flying Ski Jumping to Anaconda
Annaconda gears up for a two day winter carnival December 28 and 29 featuring a new $100 000 recreation center. A 60 mph fast track ski jumps of up to 300 feet are planned with 20 top jumpers from across the West. Casper Oimen captains the Anaconda Ski Club and may join the 1936 US Olympic team. Additional events include figure and speed skating, basketball, bowling, wrestling, dances and banquets with visitors from Washington California and Colorado.
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Harry M. Johnnson
Johnson
Jochnnson
Montana
West
Casper Oimen
Anaconda
Oimen
United States
U. S
Freddo
Salt Lake City
Hendrickson
Canton
S. C
Barney McLean
Hot Sulphur Springs
Colo
Washington
California
Colorado
Anaconda City
City Bondsmen Secure Interest Cut in Dillon Bonds
Dillon city bonds will save about 3000 in interest after a voluntary rate cut from 5 to 4 percent, following negotiations with bondholders and a city council call for new bonds, announced by Mayor D A Galt.
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City of Dillon
D. A.galt
Christmas lighted garlands replace pine trees in Dillon
A new system of Christmas decoration will be installed this week on about 40 Dillon lamp posts. An attractive garland of colored lights funded by popular subscription will replace the customary pine trees. City Engineer Forest Bayerd designed the light cluster for the project.
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Dillon
Forest Bayerd
Montana State college exhibitor wins best lamb display
Dispatch from Chicago reports Montana State College of Bozeman displayed Hamp shire sheep at the International Livestock Exposition Monday of last week. The Bozeman exhibit won first place onsite in the lamb section for wether lambs and overall display.
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Chicago
Montana State College
Bozémanin
Hampshire
Motor Licenses Due February in Montana Patrol Notice
Montana highway patrol chief Lou Boedecker urged motorists to buy 1986 motor license plates by February 1 and to obtain receipts. Driver licenses for 1936 go on sale December 15 at 50 cents. The chief touted patrol efficiency and public praise, noting quick aid at crashes and a rancher’s horse injury being treated.
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Lou Boedecker
Montana Highway Patrol
Boedecker
Highway Patrol
Billings
Bozeman
Farmers Union Dance At Dillmont Park
Another popular Farmers union dance will be held Saturday evening next week at Dillmont park with public invitation.
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Farmers Union
Dillmont Park
Beaver Hoopsters Start In Earnest
Beaverton reporters note 39 candidates turned out for the initial practice Monday afternoon as Coach Carl A. Ross begins building the Beaver boys team. Four lettermen Gibbons, Gibbons, Wheat, Lee return. Lois Gilbert, Eda Jackson, Hartwig, Nettik headline Beaverettes.
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Carl A. Ross
Beaver
Earl Bjork
Edwin Eagle
Ross
Vincent Gibbons
Francis Gibbons
Don Wheat
Bob Lee
Quint
Jack Cashmore
Kenneth Dilley
Beaverettes
Lois Gilbert
Eda Jackson
Anna Belle Hartwig
Lucille Nettik
W. J. Bierrum
F. Gibbons
J. Sweatey
L. Brondage
J. Hermann
J. ‘Rozman
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A. A. ‘Curnutt
Jordan
Rotary
College 10
Annaconda
LAMBS
Beaver Hoopsters
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