Montana doctors balk at new marriage health certificate
Montana physicians refuse to sign the new health certificate for marriage under the 1935 law citing liability and timing concerns. They warn a three day gap may miss diseases and invite lawsuits, urging couples to seek a certificate elsewhere if needed.
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Montana Standard
Montana
Senate
House
Silver Bow
Montana Medical Association
Helena
Butte
Medical Association
Medicos
Future Prisoners Are In for Keeps at Beaverhead Jail
Sheriff James McCollum oversees security upgrades at Beaverhead county jail. The second story cell block will move to the basement under the sheriff’s office, replacing an escape risk. All bolts and cage joints are welded to prevent door openings and inmate communication. The upgrades aim to segregate prisoners held for same crimes. Work is ordered by the county commissioners and uses a portable acetylene outfit from Phillips garage.
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James McCollum
Beaverhead ‘County
Sheriff's Office
Board of ‘County’ Commissioners
Phillips Garage
Miss Stone Ends Summer Demonstration Work in County
Miss Lillian Stone, home demonstration agent for Beaverhead county, completed four months of courses visiting nine communities. Her work included organizing several home demonstrator clubs and her last project focused on reupholstering furniture before leaving for Bozeman last Saturday.
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Lillian’ Stone
Beaverhead Coun
Bozeman
Miss Stone
Mahan Sought in Blacktail Region
Sheriff James McCollum and Undersheriff Blinn hunted a likely suspect in the Blacktail area after tips of a stranger near camp tenders and headers. They could not capture the man who may be the escaped kidnapper Mahan, described as similar in build and wearing a dark suit and white hat. The pursuit followed thefts including a Montana Standard and personal items, with no description obtained and the search to continue.
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Blacktail
James McCollum
Blinn
George McMurrich
Cornell
Roscoe Corneil
Mahan
Northwest
Ansie Brown
Montana
MacMurrich
Butte
Charles Wilson
McCollum
Haying Delayed by Rain in Beaverhead County
Rainstorms across Beaverhead county delay haying operations as the annual crop cut begins later than usual after July Fourth. Ranchers report record crops expected and better ranges, with Big Hole basin cool weather slowing crop advancement by one to three weeks.
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Beaverhead County
Big Hole
Bannack Pioneer John Steger Dies in Hamilton
John Steger longtime Bannack pioneer died in Hamilton last Friday night. Word from the area says he was past 90 years old, believed the oldest Mason in the state, and had just received a 50 year Mason award from the local lodge.
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John Steger
Bannack
Hamilton
Ie‘lieved
Fourth of July Celebration Shines in Dillon Despite Rain
Dillon observes Fourth of July with a full day of events led by Beaverhead Mining Association rock drilling contests. Sheridan participants win top prizes in double and single jack events, while Dillon Gun Club hosts a keen trapshoot with Westergaard and Prater leading in singles and handicaps. A light afternoon shower did not dampen the crowd or the dance at Dillmont Park.
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Dillon
Beaverhead Mining Association
Dillmont Park
Everet Postle
Cliff Blankenship
Sheridan
Fay Albright
L. Stiner
Roland Brothers
Butte
Clifford Blankenship
Sheridans
Noel Stein
Peter Spritzer
Reichle
Ami
D. V. Erwin
W. F. Cashmore
Louis Stahl
Dillon Gun Club
Pete Westergaard
R. A. Prater
Billinigs
A. B. McLeod
Hap Apgar
Prater
John Lanner
L. H. Smith
Future of Youth Topic at Dillon Rotary Meeting
Rotary club program featured Dr. Reuben Dutton of Missoula discussing Montana youth at summer church camps and character building through religion. Dr. Albright reviewed the European situation and tensions among England France and Italy amid possible effects on Ethiopia Italy relations. Frances Robinson offered two violin selections with Ralph McFadden accompanying.
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Dillon Rotarians
C. J. Horren
Reuben Dutton
Missoula
Methodist Church of
Dr. Albright
England
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Congress
Beaverhead Better Housing Day Proclamation
By Mayor I D A Galt of Dillon proclaims Saturday July 13 1935 Beaverhead Better Housing day to promote the Better Housing program aiding home building and modernization to spur employment and community improvement across 1935.
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Dillon
Dillon Better
Dillon Girl Weds Local Man in Baltimore Ceremony
Announcement from Dillon friends reports the marriage of Miss Constance Blegan formerly physical education director at Montana State Normal College to Marvin W. Goodwin of Newark Delaware on June 29 in Baltimore. E B Gleed of Lima was in town.
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Dillon Friends
Baltimore
Constance Blegan
Montana State Normal College
Marvin W. Goodwin
Newark
Delaware
Old-Time Baseball Picture at Dillon Bottling Works
Dillon readers view a display of a 1906 baseball team photo, the forerunner of a championship nine. Players listed include Eddie Dwyer Joe Herman Wilson Matt Barry Earl Wheat O’Brien Tom Gilbert Hofer Art Merkle and Clayburn with E L Poindexter as manager and Jack Deputy Tiom my Spurrier as umpires.
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Dillon
Dillon Bottling Works
Eddie Dwyer
Joe Herman
Wilson
Matt Barry
Earl Wheat
O’brien
Tom Gilbert
Hofer
Art Merkle
Clayburn
E. L. Poindexter
Jack
Tiommy Spurrier
Martin McMenomey succumbs in Idaho
Requiem high mass was held at St. Rose Church for Martin McMenomey a prominent Montana rancher who died after a brief illness at his daughter’s home in Rexburg Idaho He was born in 1849 in Mayo Ireland and lived in the area for five decades before retiring from railroading to ranch near Armstead He leaves four daughters two sons and several grandchildren with his wife having died four years ago
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St. Rose Catholic Church
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Martin McMenomey
Rexburg
Idaho
Armstead
Acker
County Mayo
Ireland
McMenomey
America
Montana
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Sara Marchesseau
Julia Long
Agnes Malloy
San Francisco
Dan McCarthy
Butte
Butte Sportsmen First to See Forest Fires
Ranger L O Peck of Wise River received a report at 4 30 a m on July 4 from Butte fishermen Ray Rogers Hol Winters George Thomas and Carl Bjorkman about a lightning started fire on Granulated Mountain. The timely tip helped forest officers extinguish it by evening with little timber loss. The same day four other fishing parties reported another lightning fire. Peck says the help from sportsmen is very gratifying.
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L. O. Peck
Wise River
Butte
Ray Rogers
Hol Winters
George Thomas
Carl Bjorkman
Peck
Methodist Church Holds Quarterly Conference
Large attendance at the Geace Methodist Episcopal church for the fourth quarterly conference. District Superintendent Dutton presided as reports from all departments were read with enthusiasm. Dr. J A Meeke, finishing his fourth year as pastor, was invited to return for another year.
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Geace Methodist Episcopal Church
Dutton
J. A. Meeke
Blue Mountain Troop 3 Meeting Highlights
Blue Mountain troop met at Mrs. Waldorf’s home on Tuesday afternoon. Eloise Olmsted and Loretta Anderson passed second class tests. Olmsted Anderson and Jo Ann Fuller worked on nature projects with help from Helene Klebba and Dorothy Ann Davis. Jane Waldorf and Alice May completed first class tests. Members discussed hobbies and visited Mrs. Marian DeLadd to view scrapbooks. Jo Ann Faller, scribe.
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Blue Mountain
Slaughters Visit Combes in City Home
Mr and Mrs M B Slaughter and daughters Hope and Mary from Redfield South Dakota arrived in the city to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy D Combes.
Dillon Better Housing program drives home improvements
The Dillon Better Housing program reports strong start with many repair and modernization jobs under way and more expected through summer and fall. Title One loans fund repairs and improvements while Title Two covers new construction. property owners with regular income and good credit eligible. Citizens urged to pay cash if possible and seek complete information at the Federal Housing office.
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Dillon
Dillon Better Housing Program Committee
Fred P. Simons
Dillon Better Housing Program
Office of the
Federal Housing Program
Legion Post to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
Beaver head American Legion Beaver head Post will elect officers at the regular meeting in city hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. A Fourth of July committee report and other routine business will be on the agenda. Nominated so far are Commander Guy Combes Vice commander A M Jones Finance officer G M Gosman Chaplain Harold Warmer Historian Parke T Scott Sergeant at arms C A Bechler and executive committeemen J C Wedum F M Poindexter and T Lee McCracken. Further nominations will be made Thursday.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Guy Combes
A. M. Jones
G. M. Gosman
Harold Warmer
Parke T. Scott
C. A. Bechler
J. C. Wedum
F. M. Poindexter
T. Lee McCracken
Woolgrowers Reject Sealed Bid Wool Sale
Beaverhead woolgrowers rejected all sealed bids at the First National warehouse on Tuesday. Top offers reportedly around 24 cents, low near 19 cents, with about 650000 pounds of wool on the block. Market outlook described as a dead dock and bidders unwilling to meet expected prices.
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Beaverhead County
First National
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