Why They Bought Brass Co Stock
The Anaconda Copper Mining company explains why it seeks control of American Brass. The board cites gains from a wire mill at Great Falls, avoided shutdown costs, and strategic market stabilization to justify acquiring American Brass stock for overall copper and zinc output. Mrs Russell Fryburg and daughter planned moves to Great Falls as Fryburg shifts business interests in Dillon.
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Great Falls
United States
American Brass Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Company
Montana
American Brass
Copperining Company
Russell
Fryburg
Great
Mountain Health Camp at Elkhorn
Senator Meyers introduced a bill to erect and equip a hospital for disabled ex service men on government land at Elkhorn hot springs Beaverhead county. The plan proposes a $50,000 appropriation and allows the treasury secretary to accept title to existing buildings donated by owners for the United States.
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Washington
Meyers
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Beaverhead National Reserve
Beaverhead County
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Legion Eyes Recreation Camp at Elk Horn Resort
Beaverhead American Legion post backs a Meyers bill to create a large recreation and recuperation center for ex servicemen at Elk Horn resort. Members endorsed a resolution to commend Meyers action and will seek state Legion approval and Northwest posts support. Local leaders Frank Felt Judge Smith and J. Sommers aided the project.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Flkhorn
Meyers
the Legion
Legion
Northwest
Frank B. Felt
J. C. Smith
J. B. Sommers
Sheep Growers Elect Officers and Expand Coyote Bounty
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association met in the Ruby hotel lobby. An audit showed $128.50 cash and $602 in war stamps. The group discussed trail work, fence lanes, and a reduced coyote bounty with expanded territory, naming several inspectors and retaining old officers.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association
Ruby Hotel
Fred Gilbert
Emory Keller
John Anderson
W. D. Sandy Place
National Forest
Middle
Long Creeks
Centennial
Bounty
Lima
Melrose
Baldy Mountain
Sheridan
Revenue Mine
Madison River
Varney
Missouri Flats
Red Rock River
Advisory Board
Madison Valley
Otto Schulz
Harry Foster
Frank Schulz
Archie Henneberry
Howard Morse
Henry Buford
Mose Smyth
Austin Linder
Treas
Wm. Rhodes
T. J. Call
Frank Metzel
Ernest Orr
T. F. Jenkins
Sheridan Forum
Fire Causes $30,000 Damage at Montana Auto Garage
A tire of unknown origin discovered by night staff at 6 45 a m started a blaze in the Montana Auto Supply complex. Firefighters saved seventy vehicles valued over 150 000 while the central building burned. The Buick display car was destroyed. the showroom and books were saved. The firm announced operations would continue as normal. Total week fire losses in Dillon amount to about 70 000.
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Montana Auto Supply Company
Buick
Frank O’keefe
Jack Nemick
John F. Bishop
Tonney-Baxter Orchestra
Dillon
Sugar Bowl
Dillon Dry Goods Co
Poindexter
Potts
Gregory String Orchestra to Premiere Cadman Gavotte
The Gregory string orchestra will premiere Charles W Cadman’s Tavening Frolic gavotte arranged from piano by L A Gregory. Soloists Wm Dunn Jr flute and Jay Cosgrove cornet. numerous young players from strings to piano perform at the training school auditorium January 30 at 8:30 with free admission.
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Gregory String Orchestra
Charles W. Cadman
L. A. Gregory
Wm. Dunn, Jr
Jay Cosgrove
Frances Dunn
Dan Henneberry
Mary Gelhaus
Margaret Roe
Martha Opp
LaRita Moran
Wayne Roberts
Noel Jackson
June Blair
Grace Ewing
Ellen Sorensen
Marguerite David
Edward Boger
Marion Judge
Lloyd Covert
Kenneth Wheat
Ralph Smith
Orpha Baker
Esther Judge
Muriel Paddock
Nellie Blair
Joe Sprinkle
Ashley Roberts
Paul Judge
Morse Waldorf
Gladys Burtch
Marjorie Williams
Training School
Island Church Program Promises Learning Over Entertainment
At the Methodist church on Sunday evening January 22 Miss Vogle and Miss Davis of the college will present their land home by screen under the auspices of the W M S. The event aims to provide valuable instruction and is open to all.
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Methodist Church
Vogle
Miss Davis
Dillon Rumbled Butte Rejoices In High School Tilt
The Beaverhead high lightweight quintet lost 19 to 7 to the Butte high veterans in a spirited Saturday night game at the high school gym. Dillon fought hard but faced heavier, more experienced opponents as Butte surged to an early lead and maintained it through the contest.
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Beaverhead High
Butte High
Dillon
Beaverhead
Butte
Murphy
Foster
Walsh
Andy Smith
Firemen Honored After Sugar Bowl Blaze Supper
Firefighters and volunteers who fought the Sugar Bowl cafe blaze were guests of local merchants at a Tuesday evening supper in the Andrus hotel grill. The event featured fire prevention talks, praise for the department, and calls for building inspections and a new alarm system.
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Sugar Bowl
Andrus Hotel
Tattersall
Joe Newnes
High School Overcrowding Forces Nomadic Study Plan
Upperclassmen will study in motion using vacated desks and lockers as a temporary relief to overcrowded assembly rooms and the Senior Annex. Mid year freshmen will enter next Monday, pushing authorities to seek a new building to resolve the long term space crisis.
Mrs. Jacob Streit Dies After Illness in Dillon
Mrs. Jacob Streit, about 63, died this morning at 7:30 after paralysis struck her weeks earlier on a trip to Great Falls. Funeral at Methodist church next Sunday at 2 pm. She leaves husband and two married daughters Mrs. Minnie May of Great Falls and Mrs. Vivian Young of Portland. all family members were present at her passing. She had long resided in Dillon and was well regarded.
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Jacob Streit
Great Falls
Methodist Church
Minnie May
Vivian Young
Portland
37 Cent Wool Tops State Market
Henry Thompson of Dell topped the wool market with a 1920 clip selling in Boston for 87 cents per pound. He was in Dillon Saturday and greeted by friends celebrating the high price, a win for local sheepmen and buyers alike.
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Henry Thompson
Dell
Dillon
Boston
Thompson
Mulkey Family Update From Leadore Progress Item
Mrs A R Mulkey will return late next week from Dillon visit. During absence Mrs Joe Mulkey will operate the keys at the telephone station. Undersheriff W D Ross left Tuesday afternoon with Antone Anderson for admission to Warm Springs asylum.
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A. R. Mulkey
Dillon
Joe Mulkey
Leadore
W. D. Ross
Afernoon
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John D. Ryan
C. K. Kelley
Elkhorn
Myers
Bill
Sheepmen
Roy Murray
Nemick’s
Nemick
Hawaiian Islands
Lee Williams
O’connor
Ceee Menseesoong
Solway
Crowley
Vee Ee Williams
Brennan
Mearnher
Alan Smith
Leimert
M. Smith
A. A. Elliott
W. Hi. Lloyd
Department
Frank Jones
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