Plans Made for Roosevelt Birthday Ball in Dillon
Dillon will host the Roosevelt Birthday Ball at the city hall auditorium with the Baxter Tonney orchestra and Don's Dance Band providing music. Tickets cost $1 per couple, with 70 percent to St. Vincent's Hospital in Billings and 30 percent to national infantile paralysis research funds. E. W. Bond named treasurer, W. M. Stone as general chairman.
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Dillon
Dane
City Hall
Baxter-Tonney
Don
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billings
Montana
Georgia. Warm Springs Foundation
E. W. Bond
Dillon Committee
W. M. Stone
St James Parish Meeting Reports Budget and Elections
Parishioners of St James church attended the annual dinner and meeting at the guild hall. C I Blinn and Ernest Luebben were elected to the vestry, with J F McBain elected clerk and A I Cashmore reappointed treasurer. Treasurer notes a balanced 1934 budget.
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St. James Church
Guild Hall
C. i Blinn
Ernest Luebben
Norman Henry
W. M. Stone
J. F
Dillon Christmas Sale Sees Local Revenue Rise
Dr. Leanora May of the Montana Tuberculosis Association reports Dillon sales at 175 dollars and 53 cents with 95 percent returned to Montana and 5 percent to national headquarters. Beaverhead county will see 65 percent redirected to public health nursing services. Henry Coulam of Butte noted many reservations for the California special as it passes Dillon January 19 at 9 30 p m.
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Leanora May
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Public Health
May
Henry Coulam
Butte
Union Pacific Railhoards
California
Beaverhead
Dillon Man Heads Bagdad Shrine Potentate
Louis K. Adams of Dillon was named potentate of the Bagdad Temple Shrine at a January 9 meeting in the Masonic temple. C. K. Kenyon of Bozeman received the past potentate’s ring. Adams also became a delegate to the Imperial council meeting in June in Washington, D. C. George M. Gosman was elected assistant alchemist. This marks the fourth Dillon resident elected to the high office.
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Bagdad
Louis K. Adams
Butte
C. K. Kenyon
Bozeman
Adams
Imperial Council
Washington, D. C
George M. Gosman
Dillon
Beaverhead County Relief Costs Reported
Montana relief commission lists Beaverhead county in the low bracket on relief rolls with 62992.57 spent over two years from September 1932 to September 1934. Administration cost is 4454.10. State total is 9178164.51 with Silver Bow receiving the most and Granite the least.
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Montana Relief Commission
Beaverhead County
Montana
Silver Bow
Bulldogs Win Third Straight In Scrappy Local Run
Montana Normal Bulldogs extend their winning streak with decisive victories last Friday against Intermountain Panthers 89 16 and Saturday over Ricks College Idaho 69 28. Tuesday they doubled the score on the University of Idaho Southern Branch, boosting hopes for state honors as Crocker led with 12 points and Wetzel had 9. A preliminary tilt saw the Bulldogs Pups defeat Sheridan Independents 36 19.
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Montana
Crocker
Wetzel
Rafter
Bulldog Pups
Sheridan Independents
Dillon
Ricks College of Idaho
District Court Opens as Hayden Murder Trial Begins
Jury selection for Samuel A. Hayden’s trial on murder charges concluded after a day and a half. Witnesses including William Parrish and Marielle Leake testified about the roadside fight that led to John O Connor’s death, with Hayden alleged to have struck with a shovel. The case proceeds in the district court with Judge Bennett presiding and death penalty noted as possible.
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Samuel A. Hayden
John O’connor
HH. Bennett
T. E. Gilbert
J. P.best
W. Crichton
Sam Ditty
Frank Fidler
B. W. Megquier
John Collins
J. A. Poore
Butte
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
William Parrish
Parish
Hayden Ranch
Marielle Leake
Archie Hayden
Mary Hayden
Sam Hayden
O’connor
Archie
Archie “Hayden
Hayden
Ken‘tieth van Antwerp
Vian Antwerp
James &. McCollum
Poore
Panich
Amchie
Kenneth van Antwerp
Sam
van Antwerp
Daughter Born At Barrett Hospital Named Alice Anne
A baby girl was born last Friday morning at Barrett hospital. She has been named Alice Anne.
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Barrett Hospital
Alice Anne
Old-Time Centennial Resident Martha Jones Dies at 89
Martha Jones, longtime ranch resident near Monida, died at home after a lingering illness at about 9 30 Tuesday. She was 89 and survived by sons Franklin Charles and Jeff Jones and daughters Mrs AG Sperry and Mrs Harry Rash, all of Monida. Funeral plans are incomplete.
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Martha Jones
Centennial Valley
Jones
Monida
Franklin
Charles
Jeff Jones
Mna le. AG
Sperry
Harry Rash
Business and Professional Women Club Plans First Anniversary
The Business and Professional Women's club will celebrate its first anniversary on Sunday January 27. Members from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge and Helena will be guests at Andrus hotel. Miss Luella Stickney appointed a committee of Berthana Koong Mary Polich Myrtle Hale and Genevieva Metlen to handle arrangements. Mary Schoenborn spoke on Pending Legislation National and State stressing measures affecting women. The college men's glee club directed by Mrs Redburn performed Oh Carolina and Coulfield Melodies with participants Arthur Rock Anthony Bramsman Jim Redbur Jack Holland Marcus Nichols Jack Graines Ted Levine Jess Whitney Don Lowrey.
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Andrus Hotel
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Helena
Luella Stickney
Berthana Koong
Mary Polich
Myrtle Hale
Genevieva Metlen
Mary Schoenborn
Redburn
Carolina
Seed requirements listed at meeting
Beaverhead county ranchers gathered at the county courthouse last Saturday to discuss seed needs. The emergency board chaired by Ernest Orr F Hazelbaker and Jack Keenan heard grain planting prices from M P Hausmeier of the Montana Extension Service. Government prices listed include wheat Marquis 1.35, barley trebi 1.10, barley malting 1.85, oats white 0.75. Ranchers should notify the government 30 days before seed needs and surplus may be listed with the state and sold to other states. Further details from Bernard Williams, county agent.
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Beaverhead County
Bernard Williams
Legion Meeting Declared Successful in Canyon Resort
About 40 members of Beaverhead post American Legion gathered at the Canyon Resort Thursday evening for a highly enjoyed session. They reported Beaverhead post surpassed its 1936 membership quota becoming the second in southwestern Montana to do so. Edmin O. Nelson received the Purple Heart, the county’s only veteran officially awarded the medal.
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Canyon
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
Montana
Purple Heart
Edmin_O. Nelson
Beaverhead County
Bes
Blair Sprinkle Parents Welcome Baby Girl at Barrett
Mr and Mrs Blair Sprinkle are the proud parents of a baby girl born Friday morning at Barrett Hospital. The infant joins the family with both parents listed and hospital as the birthplace in the announcement.
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Blair ‘Sprinkle
The
Barrett Hospital
Rotary Meeting Discusses World Affairs Led by Wahl
At the Dillon Rotary Club meeting Dr Robert E. Albright spoke on current events including Prento- Italian agreements Austria's independence, Central Europe peace prospects, and Saar plebiscite talks. He reviewed congressional bills and the gold clause case as the league of nations and president's message were noted.
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W. W. Wahl
Dillon Rotary Club
Metlen
Lloyd Bricker
Salt Lake
Robert E. Albright
Austria
Europe
Saar
League of Nations
Albright
Organization of Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Donald Wheat
Grace Cashmore
Warren Stome
Stephan
Anaconda
Musical comedy titled Tame In scores success at high school
Under Miss Mildred Buckneberg direction the late musical comedy Tame In was staged Saturday at the high school auditorium by music department students. The plot follows radio station owners and principals with a large cast led by Eldrin Noble and others. Strong solo and chorus singing plus a fine string and wind orchestra under L A Greigory enhanced the show.
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Mildred Buckneberg
Eldrin Noble
Walter Stephan
Fred Simons
Lea Schuler
Lorraine McGrath
Marjorie Opp
Jane Waldorf
God
L. A. Greigory
Beavers Schedule Change Versus Lima Substitution
Butte Central cannot play the Beavers Thursday night so Lima will substitute in the Nornal gym at 8 o clock with a preliminary game between the training school and Orphans home of Twin Bridges. Saturday the Beavers host Bowcier and last Friday beat Gallatin high 22 to 18 at Bozeman.
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Butte Central
Beavers
Lima Quint
Ross
Nornal Gym
Twin Bridges
Bowicier
Bozeman
Gallatin High
Officers Named by Credit Group
The Bozeman Production Credit association held its first annual meeting January 11 in Bozeman. About 84 farmers from Southern Montana attended. A report by N. O. Miller showed the association made $860,000 for 388 individual farmers of the territory.
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Bozéman
Montana
N. O. Miller
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