Mothers and Daughters Program Thrives at High School
The Parent Teacher Meet drew 500 to 600 attendees at the high school gymnasium as the Mothers and Daughters program organized by the Parent Teachers Association proved highly successful. Prizes went to families with largest groups and oldest twins amid performances of Girlhood Now and Then and Seven Ages of Womanhood, with essays on A Tribute to My Mother read aloud.
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Mothers and
Parent. Teachers Association
Ptils
Mathies
J. G. Dippton
Mise Ou Lorreste
Mass
John ‘ Orrand
Mars
A. Tlagelbaker
Slugh H. Bates
Catherine
Mary Lou Nelson
W. W. Wahl
Virginia Randolph
Frances Caverly
Digo
Cora Anderson
Earl Wheat
Eleanor
Virginia Tovey
Dorothy Ann Gosman
Helen Rose
Edith Orr
Isabel Mast
Helen C. Ballard
Philip C. Orr
Roy Forrester
Charlotte Ballard
Elsie Curnutt
Lorraine McGrath
Ann Deputy
James Kelly
A. A. Simpson
George Strub
County Commission Reverses Precinct Changes
During a Wednesday session the board revoked the December order to abandon Coolidge and Barrett precincts and add sites to adjoining districts. The action follows an attorney general opinion that boundary changes are not allowed in an election year. Mrs. Maggie Smith Hathaway of Helena met with the board regarding county poor cases.
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Board of County Commissioners
Coolidge
Barrett
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Helena
Child Welfare
Degrees Sought by Students of Beaverhead County
Three Beaverhead county students are among 189 State University applicants for spring quarter degrees. Mary Ballard and Georgia Mae Metlen of Dillon seek bachelor of arts in English and teaching certificates. James Price of Dell applies for a business administration degree.
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Beaverhead County
Mary Ballard
Georgia Mae Metlen
Dillon
Salso
James Price
Dell
Beavers Winning Streak Extends With Twin Bridges Triumphs
Beavers, led by Vandegrift with 19 points, routed Twin Bridges 24 to 12 at Normal gym last Wednesday. Coconaugher and Seyler contributed in the second half as Beaver guards stifled Twin Bridges, while Beaverettes and boys both beat Sheridan at Normal college gym Saturday with dominant defense.
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Vandeerift
Vearing
Beavers
Twin Bridges
Vandy
Beaver
Coconaugher
Seyler
Twin Bridges Downing
Simpson
Chew
Vandegrift
Cocoanaugher c
A. Gilbert
County
L. English
Brocksle
O’brien
Jones
The
Beaverettes
Normal College
Sheridan High
Sheridan
Sheridan Girls
State College Man Inspects Potatoes
E. E. Isaacs of Montana State college horticultural extension visited Dillon for official business. He conducted a grading and sorting demonstration of seed potatoes at the Montana Mercantile warehouse and of tubers raised by high school agriculture department members.
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E. E. Isaacs
Horticultural Extension Department
Montana State College
Dillon
Montana Mercantile Warehouse
Agriculture Department
Relief payments due for January in Dillon
The Dillon public is informed that January relief payments are now due and payable to Sam Wilkinson, treasurer, at the State Bank and Trust Co.
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Dillon
Sam Wilkinson
State Bank & Trust Co
Dillon Men Named Woolgrower Heads Dillon
One of the largest delegations from the county attended the Montana Woolgrowers association state convention in Bozeman last week. W. G. Gilbert of Dillon was elected vice-president for the coming year, and Howard Morse was named a trustee member. Also in attendance were Edwin Whitworth, Berg Christensen, Andy Williams, Lt. Gov. Hazelbaker, and C. A. Bergenod.
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Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Bozeman
W. G. Gilbert
Howard Morse
Gilbert
Morse
Edwin Whitworth
Berg” Christensen
Andy Williams
Fr ZA Hazelbaker
C. A. Bergenod
Jury List for District Court Session Declared
The February term of the district court will convene on Monday February 15 with Judge Lyman L. Bennett presiding. The docket lists twelve old cases and one criminal action set through March 7, plus jurors called from Dillon and nearby districts for service during the session.
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District Court
Lyman L. Bennett
Virginia City
Esacs
Teey
Buine Sob Fy
Union Theatric Co
Lovell Livestock Co
Wade Lliness
Smith McKnight
W. Ol’. Cashmore
John H. Anderson
Maggie Courtney
Frank Baldwin
Lutheran Church
Marion Jorgenson
Margaret Bryan
Spring Creek Sheep Co
Albert Anderson
Tom Sillers
Charlotte Huston
Henry Fitzpatrick
Security State
Bank of Dillon
Margaret Butala
Anton Boka
Claude L. Downing
Albert Featherly
W. G. Gilbert
Dillon
John T Albersy Albert
P. Anderson
Charles HL. Banks
L.J. Chadek
Willis Chandler
Bred Chapman
Fred Crouse
J. Ih
David
Luigi Dillin
Bred Eudaily
Go. i
Eatherly
Dou Coelhaus
BP. Y. Green
Cai I. Gaitiel
Louis Guidici
Chester Lo Tiote
We Oc
Tedy
Roi Ou
Tieriden
B. Gedohneson
Clarence Sevite
Oe Laukuar
George Lane
Albeo
Suickelsen
Die Manmis
Viv On Nelson
John T. Orr
Goodwin
M Faul
Robert Qiao
Ohueh
le Be Ripley
W. OD. Kose
Lee S. Martinell
Ray D. Martinell
Qacid D. McKnight
Hubert C. McNinell
J.S. Patterson
William Sweeney
Jackson
Rank J. Bacon
Roy P. Ford
Carl Otto Holman
Martin Quigley
Lima
C. L. Downing
John Hoss
P. V. Maxwell
Leo Truax
Wisdom
William Gates
J. E. Hurley
Hans Lawson
Chris Wilke
Lakeview
Frank A. Davis
Clarence ‘S. Hunt
Armstead
Hans Hansen
Frank RB. Rife
Bulldogs Fall to BYU in Close Exhibition
The Normal Bulldogs lost 40 to 16 to Brigham Young University in a crowded gym. Normal guards Jones limited BYU star Romney to two baskets with no personals as BYU led 21-10 at halftime. second-half play featured many reserves on both sides.
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Brigham Young University Quint
Bulldogs
Invaders
Jones
Romney
Penney clerk Preston Brown Named Assistant Manager in Missoula
Preston C. Brown, longtime clerk at the J C Penney store in Dillon, was transferred to Missoula last week and on February 1 began duties as assistant manager of the Penney store there. Dillon friends regret their departure.
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Preston. C. Brown
J. C. Penney
Missoula
Penney
Dillon
Lima Business Men Are Rotary Guests
R A Pierce of Salt Lake spoke on railroad matters and highway funding at the Dillon Rotary fellowship meeting in the Andrus hotel. Local leaders O A Bergeson and H I Kraabel welcomed guests from Lima and praised Rotary spirit as officials discussed county aid policies and state transport issues.
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R. A. Pierce
Salt Lake
Utah
Oregon Short Line
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Lima
Butte
O. A. Bergeson
H.I. Kraabel
Rotary
O. C. Gosman
F. A. Hazelbaker
Malcolm Gillis
The
Fred Henninsson
Ed. Talcott
George Martin
Curtis
Wilson
Sam White
Lewis Mann
Bergeson
Dray Team Dashes Home Endangering Dillon Residents
A well known Dillon dray team owned by Charles Hignight ran from the freight depot to the Hignight home on Kentucky Avenue before being stopped by Chief of Police Nelson. The unusual scene caused a brief thrill for residents Wednesday.
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Dillon
Butte Men to Talk at Mining Meeting Friday
Paul A. Schafer of the Butte School of Mines will deliver The Geological Survey of Frying Pan Basin at the Beaverhent Mining association meeting. Carl Trauman will also speak. all interested in mining are invited to attend at the coal house Friday evening at oclock.
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Paul A. Schafer
Butte “School of Mines
Geological Survey
Frying Pan Basin
Beaverhent Mining Association
Coal House
Schafer
Corey
Carl Trauman
Butte
Hospital Grounds to Be Beautified This Spring
At a recent board meeting plans to improve and beautify the hospital grounds were discussed. Local groups have offered labor and the city county state forestry departments will supply shrubs and trees free of charge. Final details will be reviewed at the March meeting, with work starting when weather permits and additional donations sought.
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Uarrett J Capital
Bist
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
State Forestry Department
School of Forestry
Missoula
Theta Club
Dillon Girl Appears in Montana Masquers Hairy Ape
Georgia Mae Mellen of Dillon will play a role in The Hairy Ape for the Montana Masquers at the University of Montana Missoula. Rehearsals are underway for the Little Theatre production scheduled March 7.
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Georgia Mae Mellen
Dillon
the Hairy Ape
Montana Masquers Dramatic Society
University At Missoula
Little Theatre
Havre Normal to Host Bulldogs Thursday Night
Northern Montana Normal college at Havre will host the Bulldogs here on Thursday evening at the Normal gym. Coach Breeden announced today the game will start at 8 oclock and should prove to be an interesting one. Havre team will play several college quints on their trip south.
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Northern Montana Normal College
Havre
Bulldogs
Breeden
Ranchman of Stone Creek Summoned After Sudden Illness
George W. Murray longtime Stone Creek ranchman dies at his home near Dillon after a brief illness. A Montana resident since 1891 he ranch on Blacktail Creek for years. Survived by widow two sons Harold Warren two sisters and a grandchild born May 18 1869 in South Boston Virginia. He came to Montana earlier in life.
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Dillon
Stone Creek
George W. Murray
Beaverhead
Madison
Mr. Murray
Blacktail Creek
C. C. Cornell
Harold
Warren
Elko, Nev
Virginia
South Sehotsville
Montana
Plans Made for Boy Scout Week Stirs Dillon Lineup
Twelve Dillon Boy Scouts earned 21 merit badges and one Scout each attained First and Second Class ranks at a well attended court of honor at the Courthouse Friday night. Chairman Charles Henry presided and local officials praised volunteers for their time and effort in advancing scout skills and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Court of Honor
Charles Henry
Amade
Taylorvester
Chomasd
Pauk
Yew Board of Review
Campbell
Troop 14
Boy Scouts of America
A. I. Cashmore
Boy Scouts
W. G. Gilbert
O. A. Bergeson
Dillon, KE
L. Fairbanks
Joe C. Wedum
W. W. Wahl
Fielding Graves
Geo. C. Farrell
Rev. H. N. Tragitt
Ned Callidon
Paul N. Campbell
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Scout Council
Popular couple wed in quiet Dillon ceremony
Miss Florence Nedrow and James Guidici, popular Dillon residents, were quietly married Monday afternoon by Rev Tim othy Clifford of Lima. The bride, a Beaverhead County High School and Montana State Normal College graduate, has worked at the local telephone exchange for the past three years.
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Florence, Nedrow
James Guidici
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana State’ Normal College
OX Changs
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