Dell residents share visits and Valentine party at Bimat’s
A list of visitors from Sheridan and Butte includes Mr and Mrs Doe Dowling Miss Arville Hunsinger Ss M McKnight and others. The Dell Home Demonstration club met at Bimat's on February 16 for a Valentine party with games and a kitchen themed gift exchange. Lunch was served by committee members. Ray Pope and family attended dog races in Ashton Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Birrer
Aga Mecham
Butte
Dell
Paul Martinell
P. J. Bimat
W. L. Wilson
Ray Pope
Ashton
Ifaho
Dillon Ends Season With 48 38 Win Over Butte
The Beavers finished 17 wins 2 losses after defeating Butte 48 38 in a high scoring contest at the new Butte gym. Charley Burgess led Dillon with 20 points followed by Cashmore 12 and Fairbanks 7 as Dillon built a second half lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Butte
Beavers
Butte High
Butte Gymnasium
Missoula
Butte Central
Dahlberg
Butte Purples
Burgess Brothers
Charley
C. Burgess
Edwards
Fairbanks
Cashmore
Charley Burgess
DeMolay Delegate Named For State Meeting
Beaverhead chapter of DeMolay will send a sizable delegation to the state meeting in Great Falls March 4 to 6. Paul Decker, master councilor, is the official delegate. Howard Morse and Tom Newnes, pianists, are among ten expected attendees, with possible ocarina band members. At last week’s Beaverhead chapter meeting candidates from Twin Bridges Ruby Valley chapter earned first and second degree work. Alden Telin and Matt Telin, Twin Bridges advisors, attended. Bob Gregg spoke at the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Order
Great Fall
Paul Decker
Howard Morse
Tom Newnes
Ocarina
Ruby Valley
Twin Bridges
Alden Telin
Matt Telin
Bob Gregg
Malesichs Honored At Surprise Party
A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs John Malesich Jr at their home with dancing and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Maine Mr and Mrs Magnus Magas Jr Mrs John Rebish Jr Misses Mary and Margaret Markovich and Martin John Joe and Mike Lackner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malesich, Jr
Malesich
Carl Maine
Magnus’ Magas, Jr
John Rebish, Jr
Ate
Mary
Margaret Markovich
Martin
John
Joe
Mike Lackner
Grade Students Honor Lincoln and Washington
February programs honoring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln were presented by Miss Anne Feley’s social studies class at the training school yesterday afternoon. Readings were given by Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Abraham, Lincoln
Anne Feley
Training School
Lloyd
Dillon Ski Enthusiasts Weigh Local Club Plans
A meeting of Dillon ski enthusiasts discussed forming a local ski club. They considered several sites east of Sheridan and Elkhorn Springs, with Elkhorn Springs favored for its three to four feet of snow. A committee led by T. Lee McCracken will survey Elkhorn this week and a state ski expert may be invited to help select the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Birch Creek
Thief Creek
Blacktail
Horse Prairie
Mill Creek
Sheridan
Elkhorn Springs
Elkhorn
T. Lee McCracken
E. E. Hazel
Norman Henry
Fred Eudaily
I. D. Flock
Irvine Cottom Ship Over 100 Cars of Spuds
W L Irvine returned from a trip through southern Idaho and Oregon delivering Irvine and Cottom certified seed potatoes to major growers. In Twin Falls he arranged cold storage for Hawaii destined seed potatoes, with planting in August and shipments to South America and western states. Over 100 cars of seed potatoes, mainly Bliss Triumph and White Rose, have been shipped, with about 35 cars of Russett remaining.
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W. L. Irvine
Idaho
Oregon
Irvine and Cottom
Twin Falls
Mr. Irvine
Hawaiin Islands
Irvine and
Cottom
Normal Bulldogs Roll Past Eastern Montana Yellowjackets
The Normal Bulldogs defeated the Eastern Montana Yellowjackets 77 to 57 to extend their series win streak to three. Wetzel scored ten field goals and Rife added 19 points as 134 total points marked a likely intercollegiate record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Eastern Montana Yellowjackets
Billings
Eastern Montana
Wetzel
Rife
Emerson Hughes Visits Horse Prairie Visitor
Emerson Hughes from Horse Prairie was a visitor last week and stopped by the town during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hughes
Horse Prairie
Buy Montana urged as path to prosperity and jobs
Sidney Montana February 12 Rockwood Brown Billings attorney and secretary of the state water conservation board urged a Buy Montana campaign. He argued Montana should purchase Montana oil and sugar beet products to aid local industry and reduce unemployment. He noted northern oil markets and beet sugar shortage and called for housewives to demand Montana beet sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Mont
U.P
Montana
Rockwood Brown
Billings
Water Conservation Board
Brown
Dodd Purchases Fat Cattle as Basin Keeps Busy
Jimmy Dodd of Dillon spent several days in the Basin buying odd lots of fat cows and bulls. Deliveries came from William Carroll George Else Nelson Sam Howard Morse. Mrs. Fred Hirschy and others visited Butte and Missoula. Nearby gatherings included a Valentine party at Jackson school and a turkey dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clemow honoring February birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy’ Dodd
Dillon
Jackson
Wiliam
Carroll
George
Else
Nelson
Sam
Howard Morse
Fred ‘Hirschy
Butte
Ani
Missoula
Guy She
F. A. Barnes
Jill
Jackson School
West Fox School
Mark Clemon
Melvin and
Elvin Peterson
Donald Peterson
John Neidt
Mark Clemow
Dan Pendergast
Trophies of Beavers Fill Store Window
Beaverhead county basketball squads have a display at Gosmans Drug Store showing trophies since 1920. The window highlights state and district titles, with 1931 and 1920 teams named, and mentions 1936 1937 1938 honors and upcoming 30 inch silver trophy for the 1938 district titlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Gosman's Drug Store
Beavers
Dillon
Frank Ryburn
Frank Hatfield
Carter Edinger
Andrew Smith
Wyman Smith
George Hildreth
H. H. Knudson
Kerr
Bates
Vandegrift
Kent
Thompson
English
Stahl
Gilbert
Dick Breeden
Bobcats
Placque
Francis Gibbons
Bob Lee
Jack Cashmore
Charles Burgess
Keneth Dilly
Don Wheat
Vince Gibbons
Junior Ditty
Carl Ross
Earl Fairbanks
Alan Bradley
Attorney General Harrison ood Freebourn decision review
A fragment notes Attorney General Harrison and Freebourn in a legal action about a county. The text hints at judicial or official duties and a county level matter but lacks full context or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Ood. Freebourn
New Members Initiated in Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club
The Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club welcomed 21 new members after a dinner at Roselle's in Armstead. An emblem pageant closed the program, with names including Mrs. Winifred Baker and Miss Lorna Bishop. The Emblem ceremony featured a pageant by Cherry Forsyth and others, aided by the membership committee led by Fern Schuyler and Bertha Thibadeau. Elizabeth Winn presided over the meeting and Margaret Holloran reviewed an Independent Woman article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle’s
Armstead
Dillon Business, and Professional Women’s Club
Winifred Baker
Lorna’ Bishop
Helen Decker
Dorothy Erickson
Margaret Holloran
Margaret Holman
Myrtle Trey
W. L
Irvine
Nellie Jensen
Helen Jacobson
Helen Klebba
Ruth Kelly
Marié Knox
Mary Molleur
Aura Orr
Bertha Thibadeau
Gertrude Peterson
Lee Robinson
Isabella Strasser
Glenna Vance
Cherry Forsyth
Frances Sewell
Liveretta Langdorf
Bernice Metlen
Fern Schuyler
Alma Pyeatt
Beta Hall
Dorothy Hiickson
Elizabeth Winn
Independent Woman
Normal Wins Debate Contest With Mines
The Montana State Normal College team defeated Montana School of Mines 2 to 1 in a debate on arbitration of industrial disputes. Participants included Doris Kane and teammates from Corvallis Dillon and Fort Benton with coaches Rush Jordan and Robert Clark. Beaverhead County ranked 14th nationwide in 1935 horse colts under two, totaling 2,055.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal College
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Dillon
National Labor Relations Board
Doris Kane
Corvallis
William Boetticher
Milo Long
Richey
John Stevens
Fort Benton
Rush Jordan
Robert Clark
Myrtle Savidge
Marlin K., Farmer
Bureau of Census
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Montana Highway Patrols Crack Down on Old Licenses and Plates
The Montana Highway Patrol reports a campaign targeting motorists with expired permits or missing 1938 license plates. Ten-day summonses include Tom Glennon of Butte for no 1938 license, Milton Kelly for driving without headlights, Adolph Slorisky for no rearview mirror, and J T Tobin for missing Montana permit among others. Violations carry bonds or fines as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Highway Partin
Cary
Robert Wright
Begverhoga
Madison
Tom Glennon
Butte
George L. Davis
Denver
Toro
Lima
Milton Kelly
J. M. Holland
Rigby
Idaho
Armstead
Adolph Slorisky
Steve Mickulin
Logan
Utah
Ford
George Tegnell
Idaho Falls
Howell Howell, Sr
Billings
J.T. Tobin
W. F. Garrison
Reichle
T. W. Cummins
Livestock Benefits From Open January in Montana
Montana reports favorable January weather boosting cattle and sheep health. Range conditions on February 1 were 74 percent normal for cattle and 88 percent for sheep, with open ranges and light snow. Feed supplies are generally good outside drouth areas, reducing supplemental feeding and keeping losses light. Sheep in good condition. some thin cattle only in the northeast and central dry zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Diamond
Tuberculosis tests given to Billings students
In Billings Montana 421 high school students and 16 junior high students were tested for tuberculosis on February 21 with most examinees being freshmen. PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
U.P
Billings High School
Elkhorn Hot Springs Lodges Open for Weekend Skiing
A party from Dillon and guests travel to Elkhorn Hot Springs led by K D Flock to ski and sleigh ride. Wilbur Tash hauls US mail from Dillon to Polaris. George Pyle and Marchesseaus prepare ice and food as five inches of snow blankets Grasshopper valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Elkhorn Hot
Wilbur ‘Tash
Polaris
U. S. Mail
George Pyle
Frank
E. P. Marchesseau
Frank Marchesseau
Jane Martin
Dillon
J. D. Harrison
Allen
George Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
Butte Men Plead On Burglary Charges
Harry Burt pleaded guilty to burglary while Pete Burt pleaded not guilty in Judge H G Rodgers court. Harrys sentence is postponed. Pete is jailed with bond raised to 3000 dollars. Charges stem from theft of liquor and money from the Pheasant on January 5 in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Pete Burt
Butte
H. G Rodgers
T. E. Gilbert
Harry Burt
Silver Bow
Presbyterian Sunday School Board Holds Annual Meeting
The Sunday school board of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at Miss Jean Bishop's home. Attending officers Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star Mrs Elizabeth Luebben Mrs Florence Stone Earl Fairbanks and Elizabeth Shotwell attended a banquet in Butte No 39 0 BE 8 crease.
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Presbyterian Church
Jean
Elizabeth Luebben
Florence Stone
Earl Fairbanks
Elizabeth Shotwell
Mizpah
Eastern Star
Butte
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Mines
Elliott Coldwater
Frank Borwitsh
Walter Vandaman
Robert Emerson
Walter T. Scott
School of Mines
Violet Eastman
J. A. Meeke
John Collins
Mary Jane Lucas
S. P. Wilson
Deer Lodge
Helena
Jay Diamond
Federal Agricultural Statistician
T. B
Sioux City
Demonstrator
Presbyterian Board
the Sunday School Board of the
Richard McCarthy
Mast Granite Butte
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Montana
Shippers
P. O. Box
Express Office
W George Opp
S. Rife St
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
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