Mothers and Girls Wise Hold Meeting at High School
A Friday evening program at 7 30 in the high school gym features community singing, an address by Mrs F A Hazlebaker, vocal solos by Mrs Hugh Bates and daughter, tributes to mothers from essay winners, a trilogy titled Girlhood Now and Then, a picturization Seven Ages of Womanhood, music by Mrs Eart Wheat and daughter, and a social mixer with a dance Sociability led by Claude Cornwall. Prizes honor large families of daughters and other feats. committee members are Mrs J C Jeppson, Mrs R Forrester, and Mrs J Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
Burke
Hugh Bates
Catherine
Leanora May
Virginia Randolph
Frances Caverly
Cora Anderson
Eart Wheat
Eleanor
Virginia Tovey
Dorothy Ann Gosmin
Katherine McGahan
Edith Orr
Isabel Mast
West
Claude Cornwall
America
U. S
Europe
J. C. Jeppson
R. Forrester
J. Orr
Merchants Trim Oilers in Snappy Contest Here
Kent scored 16 and Kerr 14 as the Dillon Merchants defeated the Shell Oilers of Anaconda 36 to 18 at Nosimal gym Monday night. McCarvel led the Oilers with 18 points in an otherwise limited visiting lineup. Box scores list Contway 6 and McCarvel 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Kerr
Dillon Merchants
Shell Oilers
Anaconda
Nosimal Gym
McCarvel
Merchants Shell Oilers
Thirteen Graduate From Junior High Celebrate Commencement
Commencement exercises were held at the training school auditorium last Friday afternoon for a class of thirteen graduates from the junior high. The Rev J A Mecke gave the address and diplomas were conferred by J E Monroe. The program included invocation, hatel iv einis, and musical numbers. Graduates include Jane Waldorf Robert Bruce Gilbert Heen Jackson Mary Spehar Frank Rebish James O'Brien William Bayerd Charles McGahan Ethel Page William Kajin Helen Plant Walter Taborski James Atkeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School
J. A.~ Mecke
Methodist. Church
J. E. Monroe
Hatel Iveiis
Orval Schmidt
Lutheran Church
Jane Waldorf
Robert Bruce Gilbert
Heen Jackson
Mary Speh
Local Woolgrowers Attend Montana Convention in Bozeman
Beaverhead county sends a large contingent to the Montana Woolgrowers Association annual meeting in Bozeman with over 400 sheepmen present. The group includes Smith Hughes students from the high school and several local farmers. Speakers and demonstrations highlighted practical industry work and the entertainment program was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Bozeman
Smith-Hughes
Ed Bay
Philip Brown
James Freeman
Carl Hansen
Leonard Hansen
Harold Nelson
George Pedersen
Ralph Tope
George Shaffner
Bernard, Williams
Bayers Sells Bulls at Denver Stock Exhibit
Cattleman A C Bayers of the Big Hole basin returned from Billings and Denver where he exhibited polled Herefords and sold four head in Denver. He topped the polled sale at Billings and the market for exhibitors with four head or more at Denver. He says the Denver show was better than usual and the sale of young breeding stock signals industry improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bayers
Big Hole Basin
Billings
Denver
Bayers
Lima Business Men to Be Guests Here
The Dillon Rotary club moved its regular meeting to Thursday to host Lima business men at a dinner at the Andrus hotel. This follows a fellowship program begun last fall with Lions club guests from Wisdom and Jackson, and mirrors a recent entertainment in Jackson as the Dillon club honors southern county visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Lions Club of Wisdom and
Jackson
Dillon ‘Rotarians
Washington Bicentennial Observed in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County forms a five district plan for the George Washington Bicentennial. A county committee chaired by Charles Henry coordinates school contests with divisions for grades one to four, five to six, and seven to eight. District winners advance to county and state level competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington
Butte
Miss Garr
Mike
Tigers Take Two in Weekend Series Versus Normal College
The Pocatello Tigers drubbed the Normal college Bulldogs 46 17 at the college gym on Friday with a balanced attack led by McCumber 15 points and a tight defense. Saturday the Bulldogs tightened up but fell 40 20 as Swanson and Callahan each scored 4 and McComber added 13 for Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tigers
College Bulldogs
College
Bulldogs
McCumber
Idaho
Bates
Swanson
Callahan
Leyte
Pasley
McComber
Tigers Bulldogs
Thomas
Marriott
Kassendes
Aft
Beaverhead County Cattle Health Report Summary
Government veterinarians report Beaverhead county cattle largely healthy after tuberculosis tests on about ten percent of breeding stock in non infected herds. The Livestock Sanitary Board letter notes 18 lots tested 32 reactors found, with total testing costs around 5 704.99 including bureau state and county expenses. County net indemnity for condemned animals was 177.67 after salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Livestock Sanitary Board
Helena
Albert S. Baker
Beaverhead
Renfro and Bint予定 to travel for St Louis shoot
W Renfro of Dell and Otto Bint of Sheridan plan to leave next Friday for St Louis to compete in a February flyer shoot and attend a Kansas City event later in the month. They have been invited to defend the international shoot near Paris, while Schultz has declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Renfro
Dell
Otto Bint
Sheridan
St. Louis
Kansas City
Paris
Schultz
Howard Morse Tops Men's Bridge Club Scores
Howard Morse won the high score in the first series of the men’s bridge club contract games. Bernard Williams was second and W. D. Ross third, with fourteen others listed by name. The top fourteen will entertain with their wives at a future date. In the latest game J. Ei. Kelly made high score, Fred Rife second, and R. W. Boone low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Bridge Club
Howard’ Morse
Bernard Williams
W. D. Ross
Sam Wilkinson
W. B
Hartwig
Rey
HH. N. Tragitt
George M. Gosman
J. L. Poindexter
H. M. Brundage
A. A. Simpson
FE. C. Luebben
Andy Williams
Dr. W. H. Stephan
Ik. D. Sandvig
J. Ei. Kelly
Fred Rife
R. W. Boone
Three in Custody on Arson Charges in Centennial Valley
The Centennial valley arson case resurfaces as M W Bucy is arraigned in district court on a charge of causing the hay stack fire. Bonds set at 2500 dollars. Deputies arrested Pat Young and Joe Clough for extradition. others linked to the fire had earlier investigations. The case traces to November 1929 when ranchmen John Neighbor and C M Jones lost hay by fire, with incendiary indications emerging over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Valley
M. W. Buey
District Court
Lyman HH. Bennett
Bucy
Monida
Willian Barry
West Yellowstone
Henry's Lake
Idaho
Sherif Wy C. Orr
Pat Young
Alls
Joe Clough
Shelly
Bert May
Jones Ranch
Injured Boy Treated After Nail Penetrates Foot
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bebee of Reichle was brought to Dillon on Wednesday of last week for treatment after a nail pierced his left foot while he played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bebee
Reichle
Dillon
William Shufeldt, Former Valley Rancher, Dies at 70
Word comes of the death near Spokane Washington on Tuesday evening of William M Shufeldt a well known former resident who ranched in the northern valley for years He had been in failing health and is survived by his daughter Beth He was born in New York and came to Montana in 1921 later moving about two years ago to Spokane area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
William M.shufeldt
Rochester Sees Mining Revival in Ghost Town Camp
A Montana Standard report notes Rochester once a near ghost town now shows mining life as several prospects are developed. Old dumps from the Watseca mine, once the camp’s landmark, signal renewed interest with shipments to smelters and mills. Local figures Nelson Stanton Miller and J MaHoney drive new development while Charles Murphy and Fred Seidnsticker acquire claims and start surface work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watseca
Nelson and Stanton
Rochester
James Miller
George Nelson
Butte Mines
Old Town
Butte
J. Mahoney
Champion
Charles A. Murphy
Fred Seidensticker
De Molays and Rainbow Girls Install Officers
At the Masonic hall last Wednesday a joint installation of Rainbow for Girls and De Molay officers was held with many Masonic and Eastern Star members in attendance. Rainbow officers seated: Ruby Wentworth worthy adviser Catherine Bates associate worthy adviser Ebba Anderson charity Georgiana Crouse hope Virginia Backus faith Grace Caverly recorder Isabel Mast treasurer. De Molay officers installed: Erie Anderson M C James Kurtz S C John Christensen J C Frank Tyro scribe Harry Ford treasurer Bob Bidstrup S Bob J D Kelly Han-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Order of Rainbow
Order of de Molay
Masonic
Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Ruby Wentworth
Catherine Bates
Ebba Anderson
Charity
Georgiana Crouse
Hope
Virginia Backus
Grace Caverly
Isabel Mast
de Molay
Erie
Anderson
M.C
James Kurtz
S.C
John Christensen
J. C
Frank. Tyro
Scribe
Harry Ford
Bob Bidstrup
Boba J. _D
Kelly Han
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Mothers and Girls
Wise Hold
Long
Jenkins
Ee Rouse
Gordon
Tindel Gib
Smith-Hughes Ag
W. G. Gilbert
Edwin Whitworth
Howard Morse
Twin Bridges
Lester Schiltz
Charles LaDue
Harry Foster
Fred Gilbert
Charles Henry
Gladys Garr
Karl Fairbanks
Legion Auxiliary
Louis Schmittroth
American Legion
W. W. Wahl
County
Frank Hazelbaker
Henry
Wisdom
North
Dillon Public
Garr
Tigers
Quint
Centennial
William Shufeldt
Montana Standard
DE Molays
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