Glendale Blacksmith Forms Partnership in New Venture
Robert Bolton, Glendale's leading blacksmith, enters partnership with William Moore of Melrose. John Strebb buys ten Melrose lots for 800 dollars to boost expansion. Ernest Selway and James Paxton head to Dakota with two carloads of horses from the Barber sale. Frank Landon sells about 1500 mutton sheep at five dollars per head. County commissioners meet with W M Oliver, George M Brown, and W A Jones present. Co E Burnett wins care and maintenance of the poor at seven dollars per head weekly, plus six hundred dollars yearly rent for the poor farm. Dr. Bond elected county physician at seven hundred dollars annually. Daly's Spur noted for future fire clay beds potential.
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Tribune
Robert Bolton
Glendale
William Moore
Melrose
John Strebb
William Bowe
Ernest Selway
James Paxton
Dakota
Selway
Dillon Implement Co
Frank Landon
Board of County Commissioners
W. M. Oliver
George M. Brown
W A. Jones
Kellum Couple Wed In Lima Home Ceremony
A wedding was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kellum uniting Herbert George and Ivy Kellum in matrimony. The note mentions local residents and a recent ranch sale by Freeborn, with plans to relocate to Philadelphia. Also reports on John Orr's flying machine plans and T. M. Selway’s California trip impressions.
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Lima
A. T. Kellum
Herbert George
Ivy Kellum
Freeborn
Melrose
William L. Lacy
Birch Creek
T. M. Selway
California
T. F. MicFadden
H. H. Bates
Carl Taylor
Parent-Teacher Association
Dillon
I. K. Julson
F. H. Hazelbaker
J. H. Gilbert
Fred Waldorf
George Gosman
Loren Davis
T. Lee McCracken
Herbert Kakuske
L. M. Holloran
Lester van Airsdale
R. PD. Curry
Ott Vandegrift
Marguerite Johnson
Alice Davis
Vera Cooke Hazel
Ruth Phelps
T. W. Sargent
William Lloyd
Fred Bridenstine
Pete Peterson
C. M. Casterline
Phil Giudici
Dell Lloyd
Smith Paddock
Harold Snow
Luther Smith
Edwin R. Buck
Fred Kerr
John Coppin
J. J. Brown
Cattlemen, Teams and Accidents Highlight Big Hole News
Robert Jones brings six carloads of cattle to Meachem Bros. in Spokane and plans to show 100 fat steers at the Northwest Fat Livestock show in Portland. The B C H S basketball team heads to Bozeman with players from several towns. A ranch hand injured and a boy treated for an ear injury are noted. A Butte wedding unites T K Julson and Mamie Holland, Catholic ceremony. Marcellus Pyle and Polaris party begin coast trip. A masquerade ball is hosted by Mrs Sa.
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Robert Jones
Bales and Jones
Big Hole
Meachem Bros
Spokane
Portland
Bozeman
Ray Willey
Bristow
Adolph Stewart
Max Wilcomb
Twin Bridges
George Gosman
Lima
Findlay Watson
Dillon
Paul Henneberry
Grayling
H. E. Duff
Paul Stahl
C. A. Meeker
George Guidici
J. W. Patterson
Dell
How Goes the World and Citizenship Reflections
A collection of columns discusses duty and democracy. It praises the NC farmer for jury service, extols Churchill and Garibaldi, notes sleep aids and advertising power, reflects on Washington’s greatness, and surveys China’s war-stricken fate and local PTA tea and fund-raising efforts.
Three Holland Brothers to Enter Army Training
Three Butte brothers Daniel F. Holland 30 Thomas P. Holland 24 and Maurice A. Holland Jr 22 will begin a year of military training under the national defense act February 21. All unmarried they are sons of Maurice A. Holland of Butte. They passed physicals and join more than 150 Silver Bow county men called this month. Daniel volunteered while the two younger men had low draft numbers and were selected by the draft board.
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Butte
Mont
U.P
Daniel F. Holland
Thomas P. Holland
Maurice A. Holland, Jr
Army
Maurice A. Holland
Silver Bow County
Pondera Faces Farm Labor Shortage After Low Unemployment
Unemployment in Pondera county, Montana is at a multi year low and officials warn a farm labor shortage could arise in coming months. Wayne Fresee of Conrad's reemployment office notes current jobless lists may not meet growing and harvesting demands as enlistments and defense work pull workers away.
Community Auction Planned at Legion Sale Site
Legion and Legion Auxiliary call for donations for a March 1 community auction at the former City Shoe store location. They seek articles both new and old to be donated for the sale.
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Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Battle of Britain Shapes Grievances and Influence Spheres
The text argues that grievances and divisions in China would be shaped by Japanese and Russian spheres of influence, with outcomes tied to the Battle of Britain. It suggests dire consequences if London surrenders, highlighting high stakes and shifting alliances.
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China
Britain
London
Veterans Must Register by February Twenty Second
An article notes veterans are to register by February 22. It lists a delegation chosen for the upcoming Mining district meetings to be held in Deer Lodge in March, naming R. P. Jones, Dr. F. M. Poindexter, D. W. Paddock as delegates and Luther Smith, Paul Temple, Dr. H. A. Stanchfield as alternates.
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Deer Lodge
R. P. Jones
F. M. Poindexter
D. W. Paddock
Luther Smith
Paul Temple
H. A. Stanchfield
Beaverhead Forest Usage and Predatory Animal Totals
The Forestry Fish and Game report lists 840 trappers and 14,000 fishermen using the Beaverhead forest area. Predatory animals killed include 630 coyotes, 40 lynx and bobcats, and 25 bears.
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Beaverhead
Concert Pianist Stefan Bardas to Perform at Carroll College
Stefan Bardas, head of Carroll College music, Helena, will perform February 27 at 8 15 pm in the college auditorium under the American Association of University Women. Bardas comes from a musical family and his father, a noted pianist, authored The Psychology of Music. Bardas has played with continental symphony orchestras and appeared on a nationwide Manchester England network and two New York City station broadcasts.
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Stefan Bardas
Carroll College
Helena
American Association of University
Ellsworth, Grumann
Yale University School of Music
Bardas
Manchester
England
New York City
Helena Debaters Clash With Dillon Teams
Helena high school debaters visited Dillon to clash with Beaverhead county contestants in a forensic session at the Presbyterian Men's club. Louis Schmit troth and George Bowring spoke for the affirmative on increasing federal government power while Dillon team members Evelyn Gregg and J W McCracken debated. Dorothy Davis was set to discuss Montana high school debating. Violet Eastman, Helena instructor, accompanied the team.
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Dillon
Helena
Helena High School
Beaverhead County
Louis Schmittroth
George Bowring
Presbyterian Men's Club
Evelyn Gregg
J W. McCracken
Dorothy Davis
Montana
Violet Eastman
Clubs Hold Joint Meet At Dillon Home
The Dillon Better Homes and Merry Mixers held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Leon ard Thompson's home with guest members and helper hostesses. A 2 o'clock dessert followed by a musical program featured vocal numbers, accordion pieces, and group singing with patriotic decorations.
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Dillon Better Homes and Merry Mixers
Leonard Thompson
Ernest Pewe
Ralph Liggett
Wes Mares
Wilma Wright
Waldrom Boger
Ned Murray
Erwin Christensen
Boger
Avis Thompson
Ethel Hansen
Arnold Benson
Sylvester Meade
Ranchers urged to apply for shelterbelt trees by March first
Bernard Williams county extension agent announced that ranchers planning to obtain shelterbelt trees must file their applications before March 1. He emphasized the program supports windbreaks and farm protection.
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Bernard Williams
Local Army Officer Visited By Dillon Attends Legal Business
Tom Morrow a first lieutenant and reserve officer stationed at Hamilton Field California is visiting Dillon with his parents Dr and Mrs A C Morrow. Judge Benjamin Berg of Livingston and J A Poore a Butte attorney were in the city on legal business Wednesday.
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Tom Morrow
A C. Morrow
Dillon
Hamilton Field
Calif
Benjamin Berg
Livingston
J. A. Poore
Butte
City
Neighbors Honor Mike Lakner Before Military Draft
About a hundred neighbors and friends gathered at his ranch Saturday for a surprise party organized by his brothers Frank George John and Joe Lakner. Lakner heads to a year of military training next quota. The evening featured dancing music and a generous lunch.
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Mike Lakner
Frank
George
John
Joe
Lakner
McFadden Attorney Listed in Dillon Montana Case
Norman Giles, Clerk of the above entitled Court, notes Theodore F. McFadden residing in Dillon Montana as attorney for the plaintiff. The filing date is August 11.
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Norman Giles
Theodore F. McFadden
Dillon
Montana
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Mina E Tate
Ernest L. Tate as administrator petitions for an order to sell real property belonging to the Mina E Tate estate in Beaverhead County Montana. The court in Dillon will hear February 28 1941 at 10 AM to determine if sale should proceed. Notice runs once weekly for two consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Mina ES Tate
Ernest L. Tate
Beaverhead County
SUNWY
Nigsway
Si4ne
NSE
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Norman Giles
Hareby
Eva E. Stocker
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Annie H. Stocker
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How Goes the World
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Pondera
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Sabina A. Smith
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Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
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