Clergy condemn proposed divorce bill in Dillon meeting
Montana lawmakers face sharp religious opposition as ministers denounce H. B. No. 203 aimed at allowing residents from other states to sue for divorce after 60 days. Clergy say the measure is a public affront and benefits resort operators and lawyers. Reverend F X Leschner approves the clergy stance and condemns its introduction.
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Ministerial Association of
Dillon
Montana
Ministerial Association
Paris
Reno
Mexico
Troop 40 Forms Lasting Scout Organization
Troop 40 in Dillon established as a permanent scouting unit guided by church tradition and national policy. charter members included Warren Stone Jr Glenn Hocking Don Mulkey and others. leaders planned ongoing community service and a dedicated Scout room in the Guild hall with a 14 mile hike completed by all members.
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United States
Dillon
Guild Hall
Hooker
Fred Chapman
Norman Henry
J.H
Guildhall
Warren Stone, Jr
Glenn Hocking
Don Mulkey
Graige Anderson
Francis Mooney
Fred Wolf
Billy Galt
Walter Stephan
Eldon Noble
the Wolf
Warren , Stone
Glenn “Hocking
Scribe
Craig
Anderson
Birch Creek
Clark Anderson Ranch
Golden anniversaries observed in February
Two couples celebrate half a century of marriage. George D. French and wife Mary Wales, era in Montana frontier life, observe their golden anniversary with family. Hiram Lapham and wife also mark fifty years at Jackson with longtime ranching ties. Scouts from Area Council Camp Lowlands near Butte list members from Troop 14 and Troop 42.
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George D. French
Montana
French
Mary Wales
Helmville
Hiram Lapham
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Area Council
Camp Lowlands
Butte
Chick Graves
Thos. Luebben, Jr
Bob Graham
James Kelly, Jr
Harold Wheat
W. &. Barry, Jr
Eddie Simons
Needle Club Luncheon Hosted at South Atlantic Home
Mrs. C. W. Woodburn hosted the Needle club at a 1 30 luncheon on Wednesday afternoon at her South Atlantic street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Woodburn
Needle Club
South Atlantic Street
Manse Society Hosts Afternoon Social Event
The Manse society was entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Harry Graves with Mrs. Ralph Harding as associate hostess.
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Manse Society
Harry Graves
Ralph Harding
Foley Pills ad promises kidney and rheumatic relief
Arthur O Malley of Carson Hill California praises Foley Pills diuretic for kidney and rheumatic trouble saying it fully relieved him and improved his life. The ad claims the medicine has been reliable for over 25 years and helps backache rheumatic pains swollen feelings and disturbed sleep. It notes availability everywhere.
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Arthur O’malley
Carson Hill
Calif
Foley
Local Fairbanks Officials Gather for Review Meeting
Fairbanks figures including chairman Le Fairbanks and board members J C Wedum Harold Warner and others plus Scoutmasters trainers William Backus Paul Bramsman N C Calhoon Pep Brown and LeRoy Gilbert attended a board of review led by chairman J C Wedum. The session was conducted personally by Field Executive A L Krause and included invited professor Charles Henry Gilbert and attorney John Collins.
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W. B. Hartwig
A. L. Krause
W. B.hartwig
J. C. Jeppson
R. D. Curry
John McGahn
Thos. Caverly
Waldron Boger
Thomas. Hartwig
Alden A. Cashmore
Francis Tonrey
Henry Strub
Thos. B. Holtz
Billy Bayerd
Johnnie Jackson
Pete Cashmore
John Pershing Cashmore
George Webster
Anthony Bramsman
Judson Best
Jr Monte Melton
Warren Stone
J. L. Gilman
James Kelly
Harold Wheat
W. E. Barry
le “Fairbanks
Chariea Rodgers
Wes Wi. Wank
Frank Hazelbaker
Roscoe Cornell
Frank
Eliel
John * Collins
Review
E. le ‘Fairbanks
J. C . Wedum
Harold
Warner
P. C. Brown
D. Jewett
Leroy
Gilbert
Chas. Henry
Board of Review
William ‘Backus
Paul Bramsman
N.C. Calhoon
Pep. Brown
Lambert Eliel
George ‘Farrell
H.D. Jewett
Norman Henry
Warren
M. ‘Stone
Francis D. Tonrey
J. Eth “Wed
Father and Son Banquet and Scout Hikes Planned
Receipts from subscriptions total $928.10 and from summer camp fundraisers. Twenty one Scouts at $2 each contribute to event funds. Friday evening the annual father and son banquet will be held at the Methodist church at 6 30. On Saturday all troops will be engaged in taking hikes.
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Enan
Esse Eeeeeeree
Oe Pee Neen Enema Meen
Notice to Creditors in Beav erhead Montana Estate
Executrix Eudora D Weenink of H D Weenink deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims should be filed at the law offices of John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana in Beaverhead County. First publication February 6, 1931. Ady 6-9.
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H. D. Weenink
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Eudora D. Weenink
Notice of Property Tax Sale and Redemption in Dillon
Notice to heirs and assignees of Henry Van Rep and Dennis Brennan estate that parcels in Beaverhead County Montana were sold for delinquent taxes on January 22 1927 and January 23 1927 with redemption deadlines January 22 1931 and March 30 1931, assignee James Kirkpatrick will seek deed from county treasurer.
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Dennis Brennan
James’ Kirkpatrick
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
Dillon
James Kirkpatrick
Henry van Rep
Swesey
Neynwk
James, Kirkpatrick
James Kirkpatrice
Girl Scouts Plan Swimming and Patrol Contests
Troops II and II meet February 5 decide swimming at Normal college pool on February 9. Beaverhead patrol tops with 539 points, Owl 182, Minnehaha 305, Mountain Lily 255, Bitterroot ? Patrols contest on attendance conduct appearance punctuality and progress with tenderfoot and second class tests noted for members. Scribe names Elizabeth Wedum Billie Baxter Suzanne Gilbert Marian Williams.
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Hope Mathews
Dillon Girl Scouts
Normal College
Owl Patrol
Beaverhead Patrol
Mountain Lily Patrol
Minnehaha Patrol
Bitterroot
Beaverhead
Sadie Ford
Dorothy Graham
Helen Hoerning
Owl
Fern ‘Ssthl
Lillian Barry
Suzanne Gilbert
Scribe
Marian Williams
Old Fable of the Hunter and the Log
A hunter hiding from a storm crawls into a hollow log that traps him when the rain ends. As he struggles he reflects on church attendance and realizes his neglect, which leads to a renewed resolve to attend. The piece ends with the moral tied to February Go-To-Church month for Dillon.
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Dillon
Commercial Service Association Board Meets at Andrus Hotel
The executive board met Tuesday at a luncheon in the Andrus hotel to discuss matters of special importance. A further board meeting is set for noon February 17 and a general association meeting for February 18 at 6 30 PM, both at the Andrus hotel.
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The
Commercial Service Association
Andrus Hotel
Local Wedding Reception at Catherine Lasichs Ranch
About 150 guests gathered Saturday evening at Mrs. Catherine Lasichs ranch north of the city to celebrate the marriage of Rudolph Lasich and his bride who wed on January 22. Dancing provided entertainment and refreshments were served at midnight.
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Catherine Lasich
Rudolph Lasich
Dinner and Bridge Socials Highlight Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Ti de lightfully entertained their Supper club on Sunday evening with bridge as the diversion after a dinner of perfect appointments. The Wednesday Afternoon Sewing club met at Mrs H M Warner's home with five guests. The will of the late H D Weenink was probated Saturday with Mrs Eudora D Weenink named executrix.
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Mrs. Ti
Bridge
H. M. Warner
H. D. Weehnink
District Court
Eudora D. Weenink
Insects that Help Growers Across the World
The piece notes various beneficial insects beyond honeybees and silkworms. It mentions wax-secreting Jac insects making shellac, ladybird beetles fighting plant parasites, lantana bugs aiding Hawaiian farmers, and entomologists in New Zealand recruiting mealy bugs to combat cactus and blackberry. It also cites U.S. Department of Agriculture findings and California county programs breeding parasites to protect English walnut and citrus trees.
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Federal
Department of Agriculture
New Zealand
California
Minister’s Message to Porter Osborne Heads to Arizona
The Rev. H N Tragitt reports a note from Mrs. Mitchell wife of Bishop Mitchell of Phoenix Arizona that Porter Osborne arrived in Phoenix Monday. Mrs Mitchell arranged for him to go to St Luke's hospital. Osborne will stay several months in Arizona for his health.
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Mitchell
Bishop Mitchell
Phoenix
Ariz
Porter Osborne
Presbyterian Sunday school board meeting and elections
The Sunday school board of the Presbyterian church will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Monday evening at 7 30 at the home of the Rev. T J Simons.
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The
Presbyterian Church
T. J. Simons
Stalinite: New Strong Metal By Tempering Steell
A new metal named stalinite is described as exceptionally strong, produced by tempering steel with a novel method. The term is a linguistic blend of Stalin's name and stahl the German word for steel, reflecting its inventor engineers and their language play.
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Stalin
Stahl
Otpel
Bitterroot Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Waldorf
The Bitterroot club was entertained Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 luncheon by Mrs J A F Waldorf at her home on South Washington Street.
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Bitterroot Club
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American Press Association
Shaddergui Usedl
Teleph
F. X. Leschner
St. Rose’s Church
Continental Divide
Dillon- Butte
State Highway Commission
Radio Service All
G. M. Fleming
George Engineering Co
South
Ady
Tuts
First National Bank
Girl Scout News
Scribe, Hope Mathews
Elizabeth Wedum
Mary
Dawn Warner
Bertha Bayers
Virginia Harmon
Ruby Stephens
Billie Baxter
Billie’ Baxter
Commercial . Board
Presbyterian Board
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