Beaverhead Valley Snowstorm Labeled Asset by Farmers
Beavelhead valley farmers view Tuesday's heavy snow as beneficial to the industry. Local residents report a series of social visits and travel made over the weekend including Jack Peterson's city visit and Mrs. Bourquin's improved health. A marriage license was issued to Verl Bodily of Iona Idaho and Lola Archibald of Rexburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Valley
Verl G. Bodily
Iona
Idaho
Lola Archibald
Rexburg
Chesley Announces Institution Date for New Dillon Lodge
Seth N Chesley announces the institution of a new lodge in Dillon for Saturday March 31 at 7 PM in the I C O F hall. Supreme Dictator Al J Sartori of Spokane will attend with Mr Gove. Fay s Hawaiian orchestra will provide music for a social dance after the lodge meeting and invitations will be mailed to applicants and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth N. Chesley
Gove
Chesley
Fay
New ‘Lodge
Butte District Court Convicts Orlovich in Suitcase Swindle
George Orlovich was found guilty in the district court at Butte last week for robbing ranchman Chris Antonovich of 6000 dollars through a suitcase swindle. He was arrested last August near Barrett hospital by Sheriff W C Orr and Deputy W IE Barry. Most of the robbed money was recovered from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orlovich
W. C. Orr
W. IE. Barry
Barrett Hospital
Butte
Orlovich
Chris Antonovich
Basin
Mains Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary At Evening Party
Mr and Mrs George Main hosted a large group of friends for a Wednesday evening party celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. Six pinochle tables determined high and low scores with Mrs Mayme Hoffman and Harry Baumberger top scorers and Mrs Annie McKnight and George Farrell low. The couple received many lovely gifts and refreshments were served.
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George Main
Mayme Hoffman
Harry Baumberger
Annie McKnight
George Farrell
Mrs. Main
Bridge Club Scores Highlight Monday Meeting
At the regular meeting of the Men's Contract Bridge club Monday night Guy B. Combes held high score and J. C. Whitham the low. It was noted that the low scorer, once a local member, has been out of practice since moving from Dillon to Bozeman. Team No. 1 led about 11 000 points in the first session over Team No. 2.
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Guy B. Combes
J. C. Whitham
Dillon
Bozeman
Howard Morse
C. &. Blinn
Debate Set Between Montana Normal and Butte School of Mines
Arrangements are made for a debate between a Montana Normal team and the Butte School of Mines. The Normal will argue for strengthening presidential powers. Local debaters include Bernard Thompson George Johnson Mark Vanderark and Fred Pilling.
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Montana Normal and
Butte School of Mines
Bernard Thompson
George Johnson
Mark Vanderark
Fred Pilling
Montana CWA assigns 37 students from State Normal
The Montana quota for CWA hires lists 37 students from the Montana State Normal College for part time work for the rest of the year. The statewide cap is 865, with a maximum of 15 dollars per student per month.
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Montana
CWA
Renfro Leads West in Live Bird Shooting Contest
A Kansas City dispatch reports E. W. Renfro of Dell remains the top world champion in live birds. Ted won 25 straight birds in a flyer and trap meet to help the West beat the East, with Otto Schulz of Sheridan taking 24 in a prior shoot for second honors.
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Kansas City
E. W. Renfro
Dell
Ted
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
Surprise Pinochle Party Honors Mrs Stahl
A group of Mrs Paul Stahl's friends gathered at her home Sunday evening for a surprise party. Three pinochle tables played with Mrs Florence Ditty achieving high score and Mrs Stahl recording the low. The occasion featured a delicious meal after the games.
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Paul Stahl
Florence Ditty
Stahl
Poems by Prof Robert Clark Published in National Education Journals
Poems by Prof. Robert Clark of the Normal College appear in The Journal of the National Education Association and Journal of Education, two leading national education magazines, signaling recognition for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
the Normal College
National Education “Association
of Education
Be z 3 talks provide insights into remote market trends
A merchant from across the central and western states notes improved general business conditions in December and January. He observes 25 to 100 percent price gains for men s wear, compares ladies apparel favorably with last year, and recalls an old Missouri visit with 4 degrees below zero. He joins a fox hunt with old friends, using cars to reach the grounds.
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Missouri
Shower for Bride Mrs Clarence Bickford in New Haven
Mrs Lester Bourquin Mrs Clyde Sewell and Mrs I F ONeill hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride Mrs Clarence Bickford Friday at Mrs Bourquin home Gifts were many and useful Pinochle provided fun with Mrs Bickford scoring high and Aileen Brady low Refreshments were served at the end of the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bourquin
Clyde Sewell
I. F. O'Neill
Clarence Bickford
Randall Jones to Speak in Dillon on Utah Parks and Rail
Travelogue lecturer Randall Jones will address Dillon audiences Monday February 26. He speaks before the Rotary at the Metlen Hotel at 6 80 and at the Normal Auditorium at 8 30, with slides illustrating Utah parks Boulder Dam and the Union Pacific streamliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Jones
Dillon
Rotary Club
Metlen
Normal
Utah Parks
Boulder Dam
Brownie Pack No 2 “Redroses” Organized with Initiation
The Brownies formed Brownie Pack No 2 called Redroses, with Mrs. Ruth Ogren as Brown Owl. The new group includes third and fourth graders, uses the Toadstool and Magic Pool in ceremonies, and is not yet at full quota. Any girl may join.
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Redroses
Ruth Ogren
AAUW February meeting features Mary Meek as speaker
The regular February meeting of the American Association of University Women will be held Friday evening. Miss Mary Meek of Billings, the state president, will be the speaker and guest of honor. Arrangements include some entertainment, with definite details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Mary Meek
Billings
Annette Jewett Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Annette Jewett hosted a Saturday afternoon celebration on Kentucky Avenue for her fifth birthday. She entertained several young friends with playful activities and later served light refreshments.
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Annette Jewett
Kentucky Avenue
Grass Shoots Spark Spring Courthouse Cleanup
A Monday cleanup of the courthouse lawn uncovered patches of grass over an inch long beneath fallen leaves. The growth appeared unusually green for the season, reminiscent of summer.
Hitching Rack Removal Clears Helena Street
The last of Dillon's hitching racks is being removed this week on Helena Street to make way for street improvements.
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Dillon
Helena Street
Supper Club Entertained By Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith
Mr and Mrs Leslie H Smith hosted their supper club Sunday with a seven o’clock dinner. In cards Mrs Dale Tash and Harvey Sorenson were high and Mrs Harris Opp and Harry Banks were low.
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Leslie H. Smith
Dale Tash
Harvey Sorenson
Harris ‘Opp
Harry Banks
Notice Shakespeare Club March 3 Play in Stock
The Shakespeare Club discussion play Men in White is set for March 3 at the pliskeabedte club. Tribune Book Store has copies in stock priced at $2.00 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Pliskeabedte Club
Men In White
Tribune Book Store
Dillon Volunteer Fire Dept Dance at City Hall
Members of the Dillon volunteer fire department and ladies and guests enjoyed a dance and party at Butte city hall on Thursday.
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Dillon, Volunteer Fire’ Department
Butte
Cold Maryland Oyster Beds Freeze Under Deep Freeze
Chas Neubert & Co reports oysters frozen under a brutal cold spell in Maryland. Ice eight inches thick forms on oyster beds near the wharves as temperatures plunge to 11 below zero. Expected relief not until midweek, with no oysters until then. first time without supply since the business began.
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Maryland
Weather Bureau
Chas. Neubert & Co
Beav erhead D A R Essay Contest Winners Named
Beaverhead Chapter of the D A R sponsored an essay contest in the high school home economics department directed by Miss Berniece Hirschman. Miss Lucille Stevens won first prize of 5 dollars and Miss Mary Dawn Warner second prize of 2.50 dollars. The national D A R will include these papers in the national contest.
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Beaverhead
Berniece Hirschman
Lucille Stevens
Mary Dawn Warner
Co Op Gas Station Operator Foiled by Quick Customer
Barney Barnett proprietor of the Co op gas station opposite the Andrus hotel rushed to serve a customer who asked for seven gallons of gas then a quart of oil. As he turned to fetch the oil the customer stepped on the starter and sped away, same method reported in Butte that evening.
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Barney " Barnett
Co-op Pas
Andrus Hotel
Barney
Butte
Goat and Stein Return as Bock Beer Arrives in Dillon
The town welcomed spring with the return of the goat and foaming stein poster after thirteen years as the Rocky Mountain brewery’s bock beer arrived at Dillon Bottling Works. Gophers may emerge early and flowers might bloom, yet locals noted winter’s end with this sign.
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Rocky Mountain Brewery
Anaconda
Dillon Bottling Works
AAUW Dinner Friday Speeches by Mary Meek
The American Association of University Women invites members and guests to a Friday dinner on February 28 at 7 PM in the guild hall. Reservations require notice to the committee of Miss Julia Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Shotwell, and Mrs. S. Davis by Thursday noon. Miss Mary J. Meek, AAUW state president and Eastern Montana Normal School faculty member, will speak.
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American Association of University Women
Guild Hall
Julia Anderson
Elizabeth Shotwell
S. &. Davis
Mary J. Meek
Danish-born carpenter Fred Jorgenson dies in Armstead
Fred Jorgenson born March 25 1862 in Denmark died early Tuesday at Barrett hospital after a brief illness. A resident of Armstead since 1909 he worked as a carpenter and was well known in the southern end of the county. His only known relative is a son authorities are seeking to locate.
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Fred Jorgenson
Denmark
Barrett Hospital
Armstead
Mrs. Schmittroth Hosts D. C. Club Evening
Mrs. Louis Schmittroth entertained the D. C. club at her South Washington street home. Pinochle was the diversion with Mrs. Harris Opp taking high score and Mrs. Harvey Sorensen the low.
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Louis Schmittroth
D. C
South Washington Street
Harris Opp
Harvey Sorenson
Card of Thanks for Mrs Tilda Peterson
The Peterson family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the death of Mrs Tilda Peterson. Thanks go to the physician and nurses, the minister and choir, those who provided meals and lodging for out of town relatives, and those who sent flowers and offerings. Sam Peterson and family plus the Peterson and Nelson relatives acknowledge support.
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Tilda Peterson
Car Fire Destroys Oakland Coupe Near Bozeman
Ruth B. McIntosh secretary of the Associated Merchants of Montana and her driver Carl Lehrkind escaped a gasoline tank explosion after a leak in the exhaust set fire to the floor boards. The rear end burned rapidly and the car was not insured.
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Ruth B. McIntosh
Bozeman
The
Associated Merchants of Montana
McIntosh
Carl Lehrkind
Frigidaire Plans Nationwide Dealer Conference
Frank G. Paul of Dillon Furniture received an invitation from Frigidaire vice president H. W. Newell to meet in Billings on March 10 for a conference on advertising and selling plans. Newell and staff, based in Dayton, Ohio, will attend. the meeting is one of 36 across strategic cities coast to coast in coming weeks.
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Frank G. Paul
Dillon Furniture Company
Frigidaire
General Motors Corporation
H. W. Newell
Billings
Newell
Dayton
Booster Vodvil at Normal College Saturday Night
The Booster club of Normal College presents the annual Vodvil on February 24 in the college auditorium. Ten acts by classes and organizations were chosen as the top by a judges committee. Acts include dialogue dances and music with Sands and Cloke performing curtain acts to raise funds for the Chinook yearbook. show begins at 8 o'clock.
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Booster Club
the Normal College
Sands
Cloke
Neighbors of Woodcraft Meet with Pinochle Club Guests
The Neighbors of Woodcraft held regular sessions Wednesday at 8 PM in the I O O F hall. Afterward the Pinochle club was entertained by Mrs. Mayme Hoffman and Miss Blanche Haynes. Woodcraft Juveniles met at 6 PM in the I O O F hall with entertainment by Howard Lyon.
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Woodcraft
I. O
Pinochle Club
Mayme Hoffman
Blanche Haynes
Howard Lyon
Two Papers Delivered Weekly At One Year Price
The Dillon Tribune and The Pathfinder offer a year of home delivery for only $2.00. Readers are urged to sample The Pathfinder if unfamiliar, promising full coverage of local and global events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Tribune
The
Pathfinder
Legion Post Nears 1934 Membership Quota
Beaverhead American Legion post reports strong growth and is close to meeting its 1934 quota. The drive urges all former members and veterans who have not joined to send in their dues promptly.
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Beaverhead Post
The
American Legion
Property on Sebree Street Priced At $700 Attracts Buyers
Newman and Dillon note seven lots with buildings on Sebree street priced at $700 total. They suggest pooling capital from three or four persons to purchase and then divide the lots to suit.
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Sebree Street
C, C, Newman, Dillon
Police hustle to arrest Jamey Sherman as bird intervenes
In New Orleans officers sought to arrest Jamey Sherman for an alleged narcotic offense but found a stork present and withdrew, deferring to the bird in a strange turn of events.
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New Orleans
Jamey Sherman
Mrs H F E Andrus Returns From Spokane Visit
Mrs H FE Andrus returns from Spokane where she visited her daughter who has recovered after a serious illness.
Mrs Rodman Visits City. Daughter At Tend High School
Mrs H L Rodman of Upper Blacktail spent several days in the city visiting her daughter Eleanor who is attending high school.
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Charles Bourquin
H. L. Rodman
Upper
Blacktail
City
Eleanor
Mrs. Clarence Moore Recovers at Murray Hospital
Mrs. Clarence Moore of Harlowton and former Dillon resident is recuperating in Murray hospital Butte after a recent operation.
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Clarence Moore
Harlowton
Dillon
Murray Hospital
Butte
Constipation 6 Years Trouble Now Gone
John J. Davis suffered six years of chronic constipation. After using Adlerika he quickly found relief and feels like a new man. Geo M. Gosman, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Davis
Adlerika
Geo. M. Gosman
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Jack’ Peterson
Ot Jackson
Martha Wilson
Joe Wilson
Virginia City
Alden Telin
Blaine
Fred Woodside
Berkeley
California
N. M. White
George
Routledge
Luella Stickney
Monida
Montana Power Company of
W. B. Bretherton
Bannack
Betty Lee Harrison
Beaverhead Forest
Carl B. Taylor
Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Giie
Swindler
Renfro
Bride
A. A. A. W. Dinner
D. D. Club
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sam Peterson
Dysert Gowen
Alfred N. Peterson
Elvin Peterson
Melvin
Ralph
Kay
Robert. Peterson
John Nelson
Hartwig
Robert Armstrong
Dorothy Wilson
Richard Cromwell
Sun
Ann Vickers
Sinclair Lewis
Irene Dunne
Walter Huston
Edna May Oliver
Conrad Nagel
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Mont
Shippers
Box
Franklin
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