Rotary Hosts Madison Club at Dillon Meeting
Dillon Rotary Club welcomed twelve of fourteen Twin Bridges members as guests at the Monday gathering. Speakers included Prof Rush Jordan on China and Japan, Julian Knight on world peace, and J E Monroe on Montana agriculture, with remarks by Frank Eliel on Rotary founder Paul Harris.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Twin Bridges Club
Pesident C. A. Bergeson
Voyal Club
Art Pease
George H. Davies
Cinaman
Rush Jordan
Normal College
Jordan
China
Shanghai
Normal College Glee Club
Frances Robinson
Ruth Erickson
Howard Morse
Montana
Beaverhead
Madison
Julian Knight
Twin Bridges
Europe
J. E. Monroe
Roy Austin
Frank Eliel
Chicago
Paul Harris
Rotary International
Dillon
Lima Matron Succumbs After Lingering Illness
Martha Richardson aged 79 of Lima died Tuesday at her daughter's home after a long illness. Funeral held Friday at Lima with Rev. J. A. Meeke officiating. Burial in Lima Cemetery. Bozeman Tournament rail fare set open from Montana points to Bozeman for the state interscholastic basketball gathering March 9 to 12. Tickets on sale March 6 to 12 with return by March 16.
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Martha Richardson
Lima
William Rush
H. M. Brundage
J. A. ‘Meeke
Methodist Church
Bozeman
Northern” Pacific Railway
Montana
Montana State
Young Man Returns From Sea Service
Curtis Gruwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gruwell, completed a four year term in the United States Coast Guard and returned home to visit his parents. He has traveled from Alaska to California and to Siberia, recounting training experiences. He was accompanied from Butte by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nemick who visited briefly.
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United States Coast’ Guard Service
Curtis Gruwell
A. C. Grunyell
Pacific
Siberia
Alaska
California
Uncle Sam
Navy
Butte
Jack Nemick
Normal quint to f o r 3 Havre outfit
Breeden's Bulldogs defeated Havre 32 29 at Normal gym in Havre. Callahan and Swanson sparked the comeback as Normal led from the end of the first half, overcoming Havre's dribbling game and holding Overcast scoreless. The halftime margin stood 16 11.
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Breeden
Bulldogs
Montana
Normal
Havré
Callahan
Swanson
Havre
Golfers Plan For An Active Season
Dillon Country club directors and committees meet at city hall to map a 1932 season. Twelve members paid dues totaling 167.50 to start an extended membership drive aimed at adding one hundred players. Dues reduced to 10 with a 5 dollar new member fee.
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Dillon Country Club
City Hall
Boy Scout Week Observed With Banquet In Dillon
The twenty second anniversary of the Boy Scout movement was celebrated in Dillon this week by three local troops with a banquet at the Baptist church. Scout officials, fathers, and sponsors attended as programs featured talks, community singing, and tributes to leaders and scouts.
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Dillon
Baptist Church
Ladies of the Baptist Aid
C. A. Bergeson
Paul Campbell
Butte
Lima
W H. Stephan
A. L Cashmore
Campbell
Fielding Graves
James K. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
McCaleb’s
Graeter-Waldorf Company
Jliel’s
Bergeson
Hagle
Normal College Teachers Attend National Events
Miss Anne Feley will spend the second half of the school year and summer term at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Director Charles Henry is to represent the Normal college at the Bicentennial Convocation of George Washington University in Washington on February 22, 1982, and at the American Association of Teachers Colleges meeting February 19–20. Montana State Normal college holds an A-class two-year teacher training rating with a four-year class planned.
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Anne Feley
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Feley
Charles Henry
Normal College
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
The
School of Education
George Washington, University
Henry
Montana State Normal College
American Association of Teachers Colleges
American Association of Teachers Colleges and Normal Schools
Ince
Frank O Keefe Purchases Featherly Garage on Idaho Street
Frank O Keefe, longtime gate mechanic and former Montara Auto Supply employee, bought the Featherly repair shop on Idaho Street. He took possession last Monday and plans a first class shop serving motorists in Dillon and nearby areas. Albert Featherly has not announced future plans.
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Frank O'Keefe
Montara
Central Triumphs Over Beaver Team
Butte Central defeated the Beaver team 89 to 15 at the Normal college gym in a high school basketball game. Central led 7-0 after the first quarter as Exum Eunglish and Vandegrift sparked the attack and Lyons of Butte scored 17 points, with Hedley adding 12.
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Butte Central
Beavers
Central
Exum
Eunglish
Vandegrift
Maroons
Dillon
Lyons
Butte
Hedley
Beaverettes
Granite Independent
Granite High
Murphy
F Hedley
O'Donnell
Brook
Harrington Thomas
Beaverhead High
Simpson
Roe
O'Brien
H. Wheat
Brown
Mon
Jackson Matron Fullerton Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs Lucy Fullerton wife of Merton K Fullerton Jackson district road supervisor died at home in Jackson after a sudden illness aged 43. Born in Greencove Virginia she lived in Montana since 1905 and resided in the Big Hole basin 16 years. Survived by husband Allan Spencer son father William Woody brothers James and Bob Woody sisters including Mrs Harry Helming. Funeral services held in Jackson Saturday conducted by Rev R C Shannon.
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Big Hole Basin
Lucy Fullerton
Merton KE. Fullerton
Jackson District
Jackson
Greencove
Montana
Allan Spencer
William Woody
James
Bob Woody
Harry Helming
Wisdom
R. C. Shannon
Jacckson
Butte Favored for State Steel Mill Site by Dillon Group
The Beaverhead Mining Association at its Dillon meeting endorses Butte as the location for a proposed iron and steel mill in Montana. Pres Bruce J. Metlen and Acting Sec W. J. Cushing read resolutions praising Butte’s rail access and regional benefits and pledging support to secure the mill for the city. The talk included remarks by Carl Trauexman and Professor Paul Schafer on regional mineral prospects.
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Butte
Montana
Beaverhead Mining Association
Court House
Carl Trauexman
Paul Schafer
Butte School of Mines
Frying Pan Basin
Warren Sutherland
andyButte
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Bruce J. Metlen
W. J. Cushing
Bulldogs Lose In First Series Opener
The Normal college Bulldogs fell 41 24 to Idaho Southern Branch in Pocatello Friday night. The Dillon squad trailed 15 12 at halftime but rallied on Saturday evening, though Idaho showed strength as the Bulldogs faded late to a 32 28 setback.
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College
Bulldogs
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello
Dillon
Idaho
Tiger
Breeden
Ted Renfro Captures Dell Championship in Live-Bird Shoot
Ted Renfro of Dell wins the world live-bird shooting championship, taking the flyer event title with a sharp display of shotgun skills and steady aim.
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Ted Renfro
Dell
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Madison Club
Reaper
Ed Swanson
Pasley
Featherly Garage
Beaver
William Marsh
Alder
Death
M. E. Fullerton
Renfro