More Cattle To Be Bought Here In Beaverhead County
An additional 500 head of cattle are to be purchased from Beaverhead county growers under a program authorized this week by AAA headquarters in Miles City. County agent Bernard Williams urges stockmen to list cattle immediately as the quota may close any time. Prior government purchases in the county totaled 8,193 head. The entry requires classed listings including two year olds and over, yearlings to two, and under yearlings, plus rein holder names and ranch location. A few applications have been received for shelter belt trees as well.
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Beaverhead
AAA
Miles City
Bernard Williams
Loch
Grant Brenner precincts join in county map consolidation
County Surveyor George Metlen opposes the consolidation as the Grant and Brenner precincts merge Grant precinct No 8 with Brenner precinct No 9 after action by the board of commissioners. Voters approved only this consolidation among five proposed pairings while others were rejected and tax group support urged changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Metlen
Brenner
Grant
Board of Commissioners
Albert Baker
Angenta
Dillon
Nicholia
Dell
Gilkendate
Reichle
Bishop
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Enrollment notices for CCC program at Beaverhead Legion
Adjutant George R. Baker of Beaverhead post of the Legion has received enrollment blanks for veterans in a CCC emergency program running from January 1 to January 18. All interested veterans are urged to apply at once.
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George R. Baker
Beaverhead
the Legion
CCC
Annual Fathers and Sons Meeting at Dillon Training School
The Dillon Varent- Teacher association sponsors the annual father and son meeting in the training school gym at 7 o clock. Each father or adult brings a boy or older friend. a twenty five cent fee is charged. The gathering may replace December PTA, theme Making the Most of Resources. Dr. Curry will call the meeting to order with songs led by Dr. Stephan and Ralph McFadden at the piano. Coach Kakuske презents talk on Qualifications for a Good Athlete. Coach Rosson discusses Good Sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Varent- Teacher Association
R. D. Curry
W. H. Stephan
Ralph McFadden
Herbert Kakuske
Carl Rosson
Textile stores to stay open later hours announced
Apparel stores in the city will remain open until 9 PM on Friday Saturday and Monday. The agreement sets Saturday night and pre holiday hours. from November 1 to April 30 closing at 6 PM and from May 1 to October 31 closing at 8 PM.
Gargoyle Club Presents Three One Act Plays
The Gargoyle club of Normal College presented three one act plays at the auditorium on Tuesday evening to a large and highly engaged audience. The Little Symphony orchestra conducted by Francis Robinson provided interludes between acts enhancing the show. Cast includes Cassandra by Parke Hird with Virginia Nichols Square Butte and others. The Twelve Pound Look by James M Barrie featuring Ruth Phelps Deer Lodge and Helen Stephenson Belgrade. The Burglar Who Failed by St John Hankin with Doris Binder Butte and Jack Ganes Winnett.
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Gargoyle Club
Normal College
Little Symphony Orchestra
Francis Robinson
Cassandra
Parke Hird
Virginia Nichols
Square Butte
Gertrude Rooney
Ross Ford
Maddalyn O’hara
Fort Benton
Henry Edwards
Silver Bow
Weldon Martin
Kalispell
James M. Barrie
Ruth Phelps
Deer Lodge
Helen Stephenson
Belgrade
Harry Miller
St. Spgmatius
Antrim Barnes
St. John Hankin
Doris Binder
Butte
Betty Hirst
Lewistown
Jack Ganes
Winnett
High School Presents Tune In January 12
Carl Fischer Music reports the orchestration for Tune In will not be ready until December 14 delaying the high school mixed chorus production. Miss Mildred Buckinsberg directs with a January 12 opening, joined by a special orchestra led by Prof. L L Gregory and the W T N T concert orchestra.
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Carl Fischer Music Company
Mildred A. Buckinsberg
L L. A. Gregory
Dillon
Edward Bradley
Muse
den Wilson
Honor Roll List for 1934 School Period
Junior high announces second period 1934 honor roll with students including Ruth Jackson Ruth Ray Wolf John Wedum Helen Morrow Florence Boka June Patrick Alice Davis Frank Klutz Carl George William Tower Dorothy Gosman Noreen Thibadeau Joe Taylor Jimmie Webster Jo Ann Fuller Evelyn Nissen Eleanor Thompson Billy Tait Jo Ann Deputy Bruce Jeonen Grace Knox and others achieving grades around 2.000 to 9.000.
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Ruth Jackson
Ray Wolf
John Wedum
Helen Morrow
Florence Boka
June Patrick
Helen Kennedy
Dorothy Annn Gosman
Noreen
Thibadeau
Joe Taylor
Ene
Jimmie Webster
Jo Annn Fuller
Evelyn Nissen
Eleanor Thompson
Billy Tait
Jo-Ann Deputy
Bruce
Jeonen
Grace
Knox
Beav erhead County backs Montanans Inc membership drive
Beaverhead county gathers support for Montanans Inc during an intensive Tuesday drive. W. G. Ferguson of Helena outlined statewide benefits while local leaders formed a county planning committee and two subcommittees to promote mining industrial and agricultural advancement statewide in Dillon.
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Beaverhead County
State Organization of Montanans, Inc
State “Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Dillon Rotary Club
Rotary
W. G. Ferguson
Helena
Rotcatans
Beaverhear
Montanaris, Inc
O. A. Bergeson
Ir. A. Hazelbaker
T. E. Smebben
Lee McCracken
Don Anson
Ferguson
Bergeson
Nanned
Ilwed Woodside
Frank Tyro
Bert Mogquier
Lambert Mirel
Ben Davis
Earl Wheat
J. H. Gilbert
I. W. Bord
S. FF. Micin
Leonard Schulz
T. Lee McCracken
Frank Waterbaker
Sam Wilkenson
J. W. Walters
C. IE. Blinn
Don Anton
A. H. McCartney
J. A. Pierce
W. N. Bichler
Beaverhead County Tax Collections Rise in 1934 Report
Treasurer Bertie Mathews's recapitulation of Beaverhead County taxes shows a 1934 year end total of 166 774.84 with 110 383.99 from real estate and 52 391.90 from personal property. Delinquent taxes fall to 20 567.17 from 24 572.83 in 1933, a 4 005.06 decrease. The report notes a 12 085.42 increase over last year and calls 1934 collections exceptionally good.
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Beaverhead County
Bertie Mathews
Rainbow Ripples Pageant Presented by Dolphin Club
The second annual water pageant Rainbow Ripples at Montana State Normal College drew large crowds Friday and Saturday. The Dolphin club directed by Marjorie Hamer staged the show with expert swimmers and lighting effects and featured guest divers from local schools.
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Montana State Normal College
Dolphin Club
Marjorie Hamer
Mildred Spaberg
Duane Duggan
Normal
Mary Dawn Warner
Charles Osborne
Margaret Luebben
John Osborne
Jennie Bovee
Great Falls
Grace Barney
Theodora Benson
Fromberg
Help Devaney
Dillon
Beulah Budler
Butte
Marcella Farnum
Glendive
Mildree Hammer
Walier
Rae Harrington
Chi
Mizpah Chapter elects officers at regular meeting
At Mizpah Chapter C E S regular meeting in the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening officers for the ensuing year were elected. Hazel Tash is to be worthy matron with J B Mulkey as worthy patron. Elfreda Woodside is associate matron and Fred Woodside associate patron, Fratie Siti is listed among others.
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Mizpah
Masonic Hall
Hazel Tash
J. B. Mulkey
Elfreda
Woodside
Fred Woodside
Fratie
Siti
Funeral for Frank Caskin Held at St Rose Church
Funeral services for the late Frank Caskin were conducted last Saturday morning at St Rose Catholic church with a requiem high mass by Rev I X Lechner. The rites drew a large turnout and many floral offerings. Pallbearers included Earl Wheat George Lorox Fred Dart John Collins James KE Kelly and John Gelhaus. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Rosary was recited Friday evening at the family home.
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Frank Caskin
St. Rose Catholic Church
I’.X. Lechner
Earl Wheat
George Lorox
Fred Dart
John Collins
James KE
Kelly
John Gelhaus
Mountain View
Lechner
Montanans Inc Speaker Outlines Development Plan
W G Ferguson of Helena spoke to Rotary and service clubs on Montanans Inc aims. The group promotes water conservation restora tion mineral development tourism and recreation with Montana products for Montanans and state advertising to attract visitors. The talk noted wheat stability and industrial growth as parts of the plan.
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Montanans, Inc
W. G. Ferguson
Helena
Rotary Andervice Clubs
Montanans., Inc
Montana
Montana People United
Sparker
Tate
W. W. Wahl
Polaris High School to Present Play This Week
Polaris High School presents The Adventures of Grandpa a farce by Walt Ben Mare this Saturday December 15 at the Polaris school house under supervision of Joe C Ryburn. Curtain at 8 30 features Mordgcumery Ray Monte Crandra’s prandston Dwight U Harrison Tod Trantar and a large cast with Lucille Harrison Agnes Harrison and Marie Ribeau among others.
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Grandpa
Walt Ben Mare
Polaris
Joe C. Ryburn
Polaris High School
Mordgcumery Ray
Monte
Crandra
S Prandston
Dwight U Harrison
Tod Trantar
Arvil
Kloompy
Copenhagen
Laura Judge
Christmas Party of Business and Professional Women Club
Members met at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Miss Louise Almy’s home for a progressive party visiting four houses ending at Mrs. Chester Hale’s ranch. Gifts were distributed at the final stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Louise Almy
Chester Hale
Former Dillon Residents Dead in Riverside Tragedy
Dr HW Miller age 66 and his wife 60, former Dillon residents, were found after a Hemet house fire. Authorities say Miller killed his wife then may have killed himself or died in the blaze. a note hinted at the act. Miller practiced in Hemet 25 years. his wife was active in clubs and Ramona pageant.
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Oakland
California
Tribune
A. B. ‘Coon
Dillon
Ben White
Dr. Miller
Hemet
Marta
Interclass Tournament Opens at Beaverhead High
Enthusiastic crowd watches Beaverhead High interclass basketball games. Freshmen beat Senior B 26 20 with 16 point handicap on freshmen, Junior girls beat Freshmen girls 38 26, Sophomore B over Junior B 20 19, Seniors over Freshmen 44 18 with 16 point handicap. Next day Junior A defeat Sophomore A 88 18, Junior girls beat Senior girls 22 10, Junior B beat Senior B 16 11, Freshman A over Sophomore A 47 4.
Gilbert earns golfing honors at Chicago university tourney
Jack Gilbert a University of Chicago freshman claimed top honors in a university sponsored golf tournament. Reland Teunk of Salt Lake City shot 75 to reach the final, where Gilbert won by two up on the 18th. Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert, has won the junior title in the state and is viewed as a future state amateur contender.
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Jack Gilbert
University of Chicago
University
Ainner
Reland Teunk
Salt Lake City
Ghert
Phe
Lunk
Youngs Gilbert
Mfr
WL Gilbert
Henore
Public Speaking Program at City Hall Tonight
Public invited to city hall auditorium this evening at 8 to hear Senator Trovis Melton Representative Joe Metton and Judge Henry G Rodgers discuss local issues. Young Republican league sponsors the event with a focus on upcoming state legislature and the Taylor grazing act and proposed old age pension.
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City Hall
Trovis M. Melton
Joe Metton
Henry G. Rodgers
Young Republican League
Senator Melton
Metlen
Taylor
Rodgers
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Grant and Brenner
Santa Iolaus
Gheerion
Montanans Inc
Robert Clark
Tony Boka
Atlantic
Dillon Streets
Boka
Clark A
Dillon Street
Drver
Atlantic and
Glendale Streets
Caskin
John T. Orr
Matt+Kau _ac
H. C. Miller
Beaverhead High
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