Grant News Roundup From Sheridan to Dillon
Local notes recount visits by Frank Esterwald and others in Sheridan and Grant. Residents travel to Butte Dillon Armstead Belt and Austin Minnesota for business and relatives. A 40 below zero reading marks the week in Grant and a 103rd birthday is noted in Spokane. A Chicago burglary case and a brewery thefts report round out the brief items.
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Frank Esterwald Sparit
Sheridan
George Smith
Pierce
Butte
Synblade
The
Sweet Candy Co
Grant
MR. Rand
Dillon
James Matsfield
Big Hole Basin
Chester “Barnett
Belt
Montana
William Beiersdorff
Medicine Lodge
Ralph Waldemar
Metlen
Elmer Selway
Edith Blair
Charles P. Brenner
George P. Hughes
Dilsons
Agnes Pierce
Washington
Acts of Congress
Pathfinder
Order Pathfinder
Bulldogs Rally Fails as Montana Beats Normal Grizzlies
In a fast paced season note, Dillon’s Bulldogs opened strong but faltered late as Montana’s Grizzlies pulled away. Key players Brooker and Rouse scored 14 each for the visitors while Dillon faced a 83-32 defeat to Intermountain Union and a 43-29 loss to Great Northern.
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Trom
Brooker
Rouse
Fox
Polys
Bulldgs
Kakuske
McGinley
Missoula
Grizzlies
James Brown
Montana
Porter
Dillon
Heller
Tall Crocker
F P Brown
Hileman
M. Heller
M. Holloway
Rhinehart
Keithley
M. Waddell
Holloway
L L Dillon
F P Dyche
Wetzel
Crocker
Thompson
Officials
E. Selbert
C. S. Porter
College Bulldogs
University Grizzlies
Helena
Intermountain Union
Intermountain
Bulldogs
Great Falls
Great Northern Qaint
Railroaders
Chicago Woman Seeks Divorce After Dinner Affair
Evidence from two waiters who witnessed Mrs. Joseph Gaener's husband kiss another woman during a dinner prompts her to seek a divorce in Chicago. The report notes the altercation and ongoing court action as details remain.
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Joseph Gaener
Chicago
Birthday Ball for Infantile Paralysis Aids Victims Across Nation
A 1935 Birthday Ball appeal promotes nationwide fund raising to battle infantile paralysis. The drive highlights disabled children in New York and Cincinnati with braces and hospital scenes, noting seventy cents of each dollar stays locally for rehabilitation and thirty cents supports national research.
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New York
Camp Alyn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Col
Henry L. Doherty
Birthday Ball Commission
Elks Seek Legislation To Quell Subversive Activities
Elks lodges across the nation plan petitions to back a drive for laws to curb subversive activity, fund investigations, outlaw organizations seeking to overthrow the government, restrict mail use, deport aliens, and revoke naturalizations. The Dillon lodge announced the plan at a regular meeting led by Francis Gelhaus.
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Flaming Ispixit
Lg Crusade
Elks
Francis Gelhaus
Dillon Lodge
Ecal
Department’ of Justice
United States
Century Health Note Ends in Grim Example
A jumble of health habits and odd incidents follows a long life goal. A small child in Dowell NL choked on a toy balloon after partial ingestion and suffocated. An Australian bigamist, John F Edwards, received a year per wife.
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John F. Edwards
Airflow car preview signals streamlined future for 1935
First 1935 Airflow car shown behind closed doors at the Waldorf Astoria in New York with editors noting a longer sleeker look from a narrowed radiator. Chrysler plans a January public reveal at the New York show and predicts many rivals will copy the Airflow design. De Soto also plans a companion lower priced model with Airflow features due in January.
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New York City
New York
de Soto
de Soto Motor Corporation
Main battery of battleship West Virginia described
The West Virginia’s eight 16 inch guns sit in four two gun turrets. Each shell is about 4 meters across and weighs 2100 pounds. A full broadside launches 16800 pounds of projectiles and uses powder powerful enough to move a heavy passenger train.
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U. S. S. West Virgina
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Man Sentenced For Attack After Witness Testimony
Walter Dunne struck his wife as she left the witness stand in a St Louis non support case. He received a two year sentence in the workhouse for the assault.
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Court of Criminal Connection
St. Louis
Walter Dunne
Hayden murder trial resumes with Hayden on stand
State witness W. O’Connor testified amid a lengthy session as Archie Hayden admitted going to the road to fight O’Connor. C. C. Gosman of Lima described injuries to Hayden after a gas station stop on April 29 and noted disputes with John O’Connor over four years. The Lehr brothers’ grand larceny case remains on the docket, delayed until Hayden’s case ends.
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Hayden
O'Connor
C. C. Gosman
Lima
Archie Hayden
John O’connor
Elmer
E. J. Lehr
Bennett
Gilbert Addresses State Woolgrowers Meeting
Montana figures, led by Mr. Gilbert, urged scrutiny of the Taylor grazing act, price controls for livestock and farm products, national resource board plans, ending 10 year grazing permits on national forests, and new financing methods for agriculture affecting wool growers and the nation.
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Montana
Gilbert
National Resource Board
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Pittsburg
Rimiest “Miller
Spokane
Wash
Tone
Sessures
Chicago Lawn
Herbert Law
Waukegan, Il
Valentines
Tribune Book Store
Dillon Tribune
Carrie Surlak
Carrie
Hher
Constance Huerstel
Herbert Fuchs
Patience Fuller
London
Punt
Benjamin Cohn
Marquette
Mich
Catherine Wallace
Casper
Wyo
Beck
We Richard
McCarthy
Aseager and Chemist
East Granite
We Butte
Lewis & Walker
ABSA
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ST. James Guild Hall
St. James Guild
George Gosmatt
W. B. Hartwig
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