Miners edge Normal in exhibition at college gym
In a fast basketball game at Normal college gym the Butte Mines defeated Normal 80 to 24. Key players included Kiley and Kelly for the Miners and Robertson and Taylor for Normal, with fouls limiting both sides. Lang and Gass stood out for Butte as Moe expressed optimism for the season. The second item notes the Journalism club forming, led by Sam Cappious of Dillon with Edith Tweedy and Dorothy Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Butte Mines
Bulldogs
Kiley
Ore Diggers
Garry Robertson
Chet Taylor
Robertson
Taylor
Kelly
Miners
Lang
G. Gass
Moe
Chanticleer Club
Sam Cappious
Dillon
Edith Tweedy
Butte
Dorothy Collins
Great Falls
The Butcher Gets His'n A Tribune Walk
A Tribune reporter and J. E. Morse pass a Dillon's butcher shop display. Morse remarks that Dillon's shops are cleanest and render best service with beat meat for their size, claiming they will hold up the market for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
J. E. Morse
Mr. Morse
Dillon
Sanitary Dairy Damaged by Blaze Near City
A fire starting from an overheated stove damaged the Sanitary Dairy near Kentucky Avenue last Tuesday. Firefighters confined the blaze to the dairy apparatus building after a long run for more hose, sparing adjacent structures and machinery but leaving proprietor Carl J. Hansen with a total loss of equipment and no insurance. The caretaker's clothing and belongings were destroyed and he suffered a minor burn while aiding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Dairy
Kentucky Avenue
Carl J. Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Montana Education Association Meeting Called at Normal College
The local Montana Education Association, led by President Mrs. Catherine P. Willis, calls a Wednesday 4 PM meeting at the Normal College. Delegates to report from the Helena state gathering are Dr. S. E. Davis and Miss Jessie Duboc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Education Association
Catherine P. Willis
Normal College
Helena
S. E. Davis
Jessie Duboc
Bobcat Aggregation Beats Bulldogs 81 to 23
Montana State Bobcats overwhelmed the Normal Bulldogs 81 to 23 after a 47 to 6 first half. Cat Thompson led Bozeman with 15 points while Lang of Normal scored 9. Substitutes and second stringers saw action as the game closed with Montana State dominant. Referee Gunderson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Montana State Bobcats
Cat Thompson
Bozeman
Lang
Normal
Montana State
Thompson
Murray
Worden
J. E. Morse Re-elected Vice President at Woolgrowers Meet
J. E. Morse was re-elected vice president and a member of the executive board at the Montana Woolgrowers area annual meeting in Great Falls. C. H. Williams was re-elected president and endorsed for U S senator. Morse leads Southern Montana Woolgrowers and attends the National Woolgrowers convention in Ogden with Mrs. Morse. Dillon attendees include J. H. Gilbert H. B. Baumberger Charles Burden R. E. Foster George Whiteworth and E. W. Smith of Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Falls
J. E. Morse
Southerneek Ae
C. H. Williams
Association
U. S
Morse
Southern
G O P Convention Set for June in Kansas City
Senator F A Hazelbaker, Montana GOP chair, said the national convention begins June 12 in Kansas City MO. Montana will send 11 delegates, with seven at large and two per district. Miles City hosts Montana Rotary delegates March 23–24. Hazelbaker attends as Rotary District Six governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Republican Central Committee
Kansas City
Hazelbaker
Montana
Miles City
Rotary Clubs
Rotary International
Rancher Harrison Buys Ten Purebred Shorthorn Bulls
George Harrison, a Grasshopper district stockman, bought ten head of pure bred Shorthorn bulls in Dillon last Saturday. The cattle were purchased at Ogden and are described as high quality specimens. Ranchers in the county have bought many purebred animals over the past year, signaling a shift from range cattle to improved breeds. Miss Louise Freeman, registrar, and Miss Severance from the training school visited Whitehall for the weekend with the J. L. Houx family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Grasshopper
Dillon
Ogden
Louise Freeman
Severance
Whitehall
J. L. Houx
Beaverhead Radio Club Plans Interference Survey
The Beaverhead Radio club held its first 1928 meeting at City hall with strong attendance. Members discussed local radio noise and formed a plan where Dr. M A Walker will distribute a weekly questionnaire to log troublesome times and locations to chase down interference sources. Officers and committees were elected and tasked with continued club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
M. A. Walker
Better Radio
Earth
Dr. Walker
Chas. Obrem
John T. Orr
Dy M. A. Walker
W. A. Graeter
L. K. Adams
A. H.mcfarland
Roscoe Cor
Memorial to Columbus prompts grand lighthouse plan
Secretary Hoover cites rising wages and strong prosperity while warning against hesitation. Rockefeller credits patience and listening for success as Columbus memory sparks a $4 million lighthouse and a tribute to education to end crime. Submarine aircraft and wealth trends shape a curious, era-defining snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial TO
Columbus
Local Publicity Arrangements Highlighted at Event
Publicity details list Homer Faust and W M Stone coordinating efforts with program organizers W F Shaffner Don Randolph and John Orr for an upcoming event involving Nell and Paul Bramsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Paul Bramsman
Homer Faust
W. M. Stone
W. F. Shaffner
Don Randolph
John Orr
Paddock to Head Legion Minstrel Show Again
D V Toots Paddock will again manage the American Legion minstrel show with assistants named this week. The 1928 program aims for a 45 minute blackface act followed by four or five vaudeville numbers featuring strong local talent and music. A February show date is hoped after rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V
Toots” Paddock
American Legion
the Legion
Paddy
E. W. Bond
Beavers Annex Big Win Over Sheridan Quint
The Beavers defeated Sheridan 82 to 15 last Saturday evening, leading most of the game as Wright and Little spearheaded the attack. Amos led scoring for Beavers with 8 points, while Garrett paced Sheridan with 7. Second-string players maintained the pace in the late periods as Beaverhead held a 16 to 5 halftime and 28 to 6 after the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Sheridan Bunch
Madison
Wright
Little
Amos
Garrett
Sheridan
Beaverhead
Glick
Interest Grows in Dillon District Tourney
As February nears Dillon fans rally around the Mining District tournament to be held February 28 24 and 25 at the Normal college gymnasium. Principal A T Petterson has sent invitations and plans aim to make the event among the district’s best with 200 athletes and coaches expected plus local rooters. Tickets are sold by students and Legion members as committees seek required signatures in two weeks. Officials will be chosen by a district athletic association committee from nominees submitted by Principal Peterson and Coach B J Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
A. T. Ptterson
Normal College
High School
and Normal College
American Legion
District Athletic Association
Peterson
B. J. Gunderson
Marriage of Adele Roe to John Algie in California
Word has been received of the marriage of Miss Adele J. Roe on January 9 in Pasadena California to John L. Algie. Mrs. Algie is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Finley Roe and lived in Dillon until last year when the family moved to Monrovia. The couple will reside in Los Angeles where the groom is employed. A class of 21 completes the eighth grade at the training school with an 8 o'clock program on Thursday evening January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele J. Roe
Pasadena
California
John L. Algie
Algie
Finley M. Roe
Dillon
Monrovia
Beaverhead County
John P. Algie
Darby
Seta
Los Angeles
A Method of Conducting a Recitation
R A Mackie discusses methods for leading recitations in social science teaching in the January issue of the Historical Outlook a Philadelphia published professional journal aimed at teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Mackie
Historical Outlook
Philadelphia
Teams Clash for Boys Basketball Championship
The tournament at the training school continues this week with the &-B's leading the standings. They will face the 7-B's on Wednesday to decide the championship in a key matchup.
Decker Couple Vacation in Dillon This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Clarence Decker of Bozeman spent last weekend in Dillon for a brief change of scene and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Decker
Bozeman
Dillon
Lorin T. Jones, Former Dillon Resident, Dies in San Antonio
Word reached Dillon from James Kirkpatrick in Denver that Lorin T. Jones died January 9 in San Antonio Texas of heart failure. Jones long lived in the county and was married here to Rennie Coffin who died August 1 1927 in San Antonio. He leaves a son Donald C. Jones of Fullerton California and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
James Kirkpatrick
Denver
Lorin T. Jones
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Jones
Rennie Coffin
Donald C
Fullerton
Calif
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee Murray
Matlock
Aerine, Taylor
Little Fowell
Dennehy
Butte, Bullwinkle
Jones
Watts
L. Gass
Davis
Logan Feland
Nicaragua
Bobcat Aggregation
THE
F. Ward
Breeden
Fowell
Worthington
O. Ward
McFarland
Sadler
Gardner
Browning
Hurd
M. Cole
Nelson
Gunderson
North Dakota
F. A. Hazelbaker
Hoover
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Christopher Columbus
San Domingo
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
McNab
Wall Street
Department of Commerce
United States
Lloyd George
London Gazette
Admiralty
Britain
United States Employment Service
Frank S. Hoag
Pueblo Star Journal
Paddock
Legion Minstrel
Post
Madison Quint
Kerr
Hignight
Blair
Duncan
Roberts
Farrett
Gordon
Armitage
Schmidt Guard
Brice Rete E Ee Cece Trae
Ellinghouse
Avrocastes
Newburyport, Mass
Andrew Josephe Gillis
Gillis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!