Silver wedding service at St Rose Catholic church
From the Tribune February 14 1890. A silver wedding service was held February 12 at St Rose church for Mr and Mrs George Staudaher. A reception at the Staudaher home followed. The article also notes David Lamont nominated for Dillon Montana postmaster and mentions H D Weenink returning from New Castle Wisconsin after a pneumonia scare and Nathaniel Axe returning from an extended visit.
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the Tribune
George Staudaher
Staudaher
David Lamont
Dillon, Mont
H. D. Weenink
New Castle
Wis
Nathaniel Axe
Dancing party and notices in Red Rock and county updates
Red Rock hosts a successful dancing party at city hall on the 4th. Arthur Butts and William Greasier organized it. Sheriff Pyle injures his arm saving a drunken man from a hot stove. Rev Henry F Cope begins a Pilgrim's Progress sermon series Sunday. Beaverhead County appoints Josephus Rich road supervisor. Benjamin Bond named sheep commissioner. J B O'Dell leaves for Carbon county to ranch.
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Red Rock
Arthur Butts
William Greasier
Jesse Peatt
Johnny Hill
Sheriff Pyle
Henry F. Cope
John Bunyan
Butte City News Briefs Include Hospital Visit And Local Meetings
Miss Amber Smallhausen and the Gilberts visit Miss Zeta Gilbert at Murray's hospital in Butte as she recovers from appendicitis surgery. City council votes to keep saloons open all night. Armstead announces Fern Scott engagement to Lagrande Young Jr. Dana Burkholder reports mine work at Ferdinand with 12 men on three shifts. County Attorney Melton buys coal for winter. Dillon Lumber opens Armstead yard ahead of railroad boom. Glenn Decker to lead branch operations.
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Amber Smallhausen
Harry Gilbert
Minnie Gilbert
Zeta Gilbert
Murray's Hospital
Butte
Argenta
Ferdinand
Melton
Dillon Lumber Company
Armstead
Glenn Decker
20 Years Ago Roe Reception Draws Bedrock Residents
From the Tribune dated February 14 1919 Dillon friends of Mr and Mrs E B Roe of Bedrock attended a Saturday evening reception at their beautiful country home. Reportedly about 80 percent of property owners in the city were seen at the event.
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Dillon
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
Night in Los Angeles Sets Stage for Weeks Ahead
The excerpt notes plans for a stay in Los Angeles Wednesday night and indicates a residence or assignment spanning the next several weeks. It hints at a temporary sojourn tied to ongoing activities or commitments in the city.
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Los Angeles
Ski Club Plans Emblem and Events After Snow Review
The Dillon Ski Club reviews snowfall in Pleasant Valley Idaho and Birch Creek while noting Mill Creek in Madison County shows snow. A new emblem featuring a black skier on silver background with Dillon Ski Club text is chosen for official use. The club will host a skating party on February 21 after the business session and plans future ski trips led by Elmo Winn with George Christensen as chair.
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Idaho
Birch Creek
Stanley Lueckens
Sheridan Wanger
Mill Creek
Madison County
Dillon Ski Club
Elmo Winn
George Christensen
Kenneth Wheat
Roscoe Cornell, Jr
Wilbur Tash
State Anniversary Plans Mixes Old West With Jubilee
Butte Montana hosts the Treasure State Golden Jubilee in July to mark fifty years of statehood. Officials seek New York fair ideas, a commemorative stamp, and a special postmark. Cowboy rodeo teams, miner celebrations, and a pioneer women day are planned as part of the 10 day event.
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Butte
Mont
U.P
Treasure State
Montana
Hauswirth
New York
Post Office Department
Earle N. Genzeberger
American Legion
Summer Roundups Planned by Montana Cowboy Association
Lewistown Montana February 6 Officials announce summer roundups planned by the Montana Cowboy Association for veterans of the range. The first meet will be a banquet and reunion at Great Falls in late February with William Shea and Ray Klau handling catering. A Billings group will host another event led by foremen William Splan and J K Ralston, a cowboy artist.
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Lewistown
Mont
U.P
Montana Cowboy Association For Veterans of the Range
Great Falls
William Shea
Ray Klau
Cow Hands
Billings
William Splan
Cascade County
J. K. Ralston
Unclear fragment from Chinook Montana item
Fragmentary note mentioning A. P. Gatler and Gearhart as manager of a sugar company with a beet related reference. readable details are limited and context incomplete.
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Chinook
Mont
A. P. Gatler
Gearhart
Oes Sugar
CCC Permanent Idea and Spanish War Fallout Highlighted
The piece notes a New Jersey representative's bill to make the Civilian Conservation Corps permanent and suggests a military training minimum. It also covers Neutrality Act debates, Loyalist Spain, Barcelona's fall, Mussolini’s boast, and Franco’s victory as reaction grows in Europe.
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Washington
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Civilian Conservation Corps
Andrew Jackson May
House Military Affairs Committee
CCC
Franklin Roosevelt
Brain Trust
U. S
Spain
Francisco Franco
Barcelona
Paris
Vincent Sheean
Catalonia
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Valencia
Madrid
Rome
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Palazzo Venezia
Il Duce
Europe
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Negrin
One of Its Most Useful Future Fields of Operations
The fragment hints at a list of potential capabilities for future work, suggesting a strategic emphasis on developing a key area of operations. It mentions usefulness and forward planning without detailing specific programs or outcomes.
New York Poll Names Most Hated and Loved Figures
In Manhattan last week a survey asked 49 343 children who are the most hated and most loved beings in the world. The results list Hitler and Mussolini as the most hated and Franklin D Roosevelt and God as the most loved.
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Manhattan
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Mussolini
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
God
Dedication Poem to Mr. 8 S Patterson by Anna Sockness
A reflective dedicatory poem remembers Mr. 8 S Patterson through memory and affection. The poet, Anna Jeanne Sockness, recalls shared moments and tales told beside his knee. The verse asserts enduring remembrance despite others’ fading presence.
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8. S. Patterson
Anna Jeanne Sockness
Top Court to Hear Four Year Term Case
The state supreme court sets February 20 for a hearing on whether county officials elected last November are entitled to four year terms under a constitutional amendment approved at the general election. The amendment grants four-year terms for county officers except commissioners, attorneys, and auditors. A senate measure would keep current officers on four years.
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State Supreme Court
Brian D. O'Connell
Lewis and Clark County
Senate
Interest Shown in Montana Sapphires
In Butte on February 6, a British mining company notified Dr. Francis A. Thompson of the Montana School of Mines that it will survey the Philipsburg district to develop the gem mines there. Montana sapphires are regarded as among the world's finest.
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Montana
Stones Butte
Mont
U.P
Francis A. Thompson
Montana School of Mines
Thompson
Philipsburg
Silver production down in 1938 United States total
Total U S silver mine output for 1938 was 61,560,737 ounces, down 15 percent from 1937, government figures show. National value reached 39,796,840 dollars, down 29 percent from 1937 but higher than several prior years.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
United States
Blackfeet Braves Headed to Hollywood Film
Twenty Blackfeet braves from the Fort Browning reservation travel to Hollywood to appear in a Shirley Temple western feature with Martin Goodrider as the new leading man. The Bureau of Indian Affairs granted permission ensuring no actions would offend tribal dignity.
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Browning
Mont
U.P
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Martin Goodrider
Martin
Shirley
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Montana December butter production tops previous year
Butter produced in Montana in December weighed 744 525 pounds, up from 669 323 pounds in December 1937, per B F Thrailkill chief of the dairy division, Montana State Department of Agriculture.
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Montana
B. F. Thrailkill
Dairy’ Division
State Department
Agriculture Tee
Civil Service exams offer diverse positions with salaries
The U S Civil Service Commission announces February 6 that applications are due by March 9 for posts including Consultant in employee employer relations at 5600 a year Mediator principal senior and associate mediators 3200 to 5600 a year Industrial economist labor economics 3800 and senior 4600 principal 5600 associate industrial economist minimum wage laws 3200 and assistant 2600 Agronomist tobacco investigations 3800 and associate pathologist tobacco investigations 3200 Full information available at Dillon post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Dillon
Probate Notice of Will in Montana District Court
Clyde Sanders has filed Edgar A. Sanders will in the Fifth Judicial District Court of Montana Cleav erhead County for probate and letters testamentary. A hearing is set for February 24, 1939 at 9:00 a.m. in Dillon to object to the petition. Norman Giles, Clerk of Court.
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Clyde Sanders
District Court
State of
Montana
Cleaverhead
Edgar A. Sanders
M. Nofice
Dillon
Norman Giles
Fifth Judicial District
L. Aea
Li.f
Williams
Li F. Liams
Clailme
J. L. Mayland
Beaverheed
Resolution Adopted By Water Users Irrigation Board
Board approves an assessment of 12.5 cents per share to fund operations and retire bonded debt. Unpaid shares by March 10 1939 become delinquent and may be sold at public auction on May 8 1939 to cover costs. Secretary is authorized to notify about assessment delinquency and sale.
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Hazelbaker
Idaho Street
Dillon
Montana
Said Corporation
Idaho ‘Street
Board of Directors of Water Users* Irrigation Company
F. A. Hazelbaker
Estate of F Williams Deceased Notice at Dillon Montana
J A Williams gives notice of probate of the estate of F Williams deceased dated February 1 1939 at Dillon Montana. The notice applies to all heirs and interested parties and requests present claims or objections by a specified time.
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J. A. Williams
F. Williams
Dillon
Montana
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