Wind destroys trees and crops in Sheridan area during storm
A Friday wind storm in Sheridan and vicinity uprooted trees and damaged fences while an electrical storm and rain followed. Farmers reported alfalfa downed. In the primary, O J Olson won his coroner race at home and county totals. Phebe Comfort Anderson ran unopposed for county superintendent. Hazelbaker for governor and Larson for U.S. senator drew strong Republican votes. Balloting ended near 10 am Wednesday.
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Sheridan
O. J. Olson
Phebe Comfort Anderson
F. A. Hazelbaker
Tom Larson
United States
T. J. Collins
Lucy T. McLemore
George M. Melton
Negsia Pegeghiahenseben
Erry Jomwell
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Robert Pauline
Roy BE. Ayers
Frank F. Hayes
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Oj Oly
Cos
Himer Holt
Hy la Maury
Seceseeesesesneenerseenees
Lhcucokcci Sa
Miles Rommey
Sessersecsssserees
COCO
BJ. Davicin
Sesesecsssssecceeenseseseerees
Geo. P. Porter
Von
John T. Kelly
Peter Meloy
Ss Oo
Clyde G. Edwards
S.ss-Scseo
W. B. Hartwig
Ssressecseseries
Fred Rife
Ssstesccssccessioncecseereee
O. M. Best
Seccscecensseessesses Nesses Enseeee
T. O. Larson
Cnseccssess
Scc
Samuel V. Stewart
Howard A. Johnson
Hugh R. Adair
John R. Page
Samuel B. Winn
John W. Bonner
Harrison J. Freebourn
Berthehey LR
Leonard C. Young
James J. Brett
FR. L. Sorenson
R. J. Quigley
Ray N. Shannon
R.A
Bob) Emmons
Seagetiernd
R. V. Jennings
Sea
William R. Wyatt
Ss Gs
Aes
Chas. L. Sheridan
Dayne Natnte Sah Biarl
Luther
Smith
Walter E. Stinson
James A. McCollum
Lee S. Tower
George R. Metlen
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Aienshonseptativanap Dened
Sup. Ct
Albert H. Angstman
J.B. Kelly
L. Ray Carroll
R. G
Liney
Linebarger
Oscar Frederick
Bert Replogle
John L. Slattery
Ernest A. Peterson
Scis
Obys
Paul T. Smiths
Sscscseessees
John J. Holmes
Veces
Bt OG
Elizabeth Ireland
Ruth Reardon
Sor
Arthur G. Dubie
Andrew Christensen
W. P. Pilgeram
Staite
George H. Montgomery
UIC
House of Representatives
George Harrison
Bob Rowlands
Essesesssnesere
Paul Stahl, Sr
Paul H. Temple
Esssenreesess
Bertie Mathews
Thomas E. Gilbert
Nell Doyle
Sseserscoesreseeoet Pereees
James E. Phillips
John A. Matthews
Lyman H. Bennett
Henry G. Rodgers
H. R. Hickemeyer
Earl J
Horace F. Casey
Roy Us Veach
Ssee-Ceceecersessener Neees
W. G. Gilbert
Joe Metlen
Elza Smith
Albert
Baker
Leonard A. Schulz
Jack Fitzsimmons
Algal
Ae F. C. McFadden
District Court
Frank E. Blair
Farmers Union notes on July meeting and camp reports
Dillon Local No. 492 Farmers Union held a July meeting at Riverside school house with a report on Mildred Schuler’s Lewistown farm women camp. She praised attendance and said the camp’s success will likely lead to future events. Members heard from Mr. Davis of Walier, the first local member in Manama, and Dillon juniors attending Georgetown Lake camp were listed with chaperones and plans to return August 2. A divorce filing quoted mentions increasing family tensions.
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Dillon Local No. 492
Farmers Union
Riverside School House
Mildred Schuler
Lewistown
Mr. Davis
Walier
Manama
Georgetown Lake
Dillon
Vilas Banning
Stella ‘Melton
Alice Melton
Mildrey Smith
Camp Birch Creek notes and CCC baseball upset
July reports from Camp Birch Creek detail Dr Arrives and replaces Dr Wendel Cotton as contract surgeon for Co 1501. Fire call kept 75 men ready. fire soon controlled. Colonel Hooper visits 1501 July 23. Birch Creek CCC beat Dillon 19 to 6 and a pick-up team 9 to 3. Lumsden buys $20 of darkroom equipment as enrollees engage in film development and printing.
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C. By
Shank
Birch Creek
Wendel Cotton
Company 1501
Bear Creek
Hooper
CCC
Dillon
Camp Birch Creek
Butte
Birth of Walter Frank Smith in Three Forks
POLARIS announces the birth of a son, Walter Frank, on July 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Three Forks. Mr. Smith taught at the local school the past two years. The notice also records various visits, ranch activity, and local farming notes from Dillon and area residents.
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Walter Smith
Three Forks
Walter Frank
Smith
Tash
Dillon
BE. E. Hazel
Wisdom
Celia Montgomery
George Montgomery
George Lenox
Susan Findling
Montgomery
Farley Ranch
Springs
Frank Marchesseau
Norman Nelson
Nelson Ranch
Beaverhead
Grasshopper
Harrison Bros
Pyle Bros
Pahnish Livestock Company
Denver Kannegaard
Judge and Pyle
Tom Judge
Leon Beese
Judge
Arctic explorer Peary circles North Pole in six seconds
On April 6, 1909, Rear Admiral Peary completed a claimed global traverse in six seconds, stepping from the North Pole area and returning to start after eight paces. The note recalls his 38 years of Arctic exploration and preparation prior to the polar discovery.
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Peary
United States Navy
North Pole
Automovie to Be Presented in Dillon
Fred Woodside of the local Chevrolet agency announces an Automovie outdoor theatre visit to Dillon on Saturday evening August 1 near Montana Auto Supply. The truck screen vehicle, twenty five feet long and seven feet wide, weighs five tons and features rear projection and on board power for the projector and sound system. One of only six such Automovies in the United States, it will show how modern cars are made and other engaging pictures.
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Fred Woodside
Chevrolet
Dillon
Automovie
Montana Auto Supply Company
United States
Historic Monitor and Merrimac clash reshaped naval tech
The famed 1862 battle showed wooden ships outdated yet back then the Monitor was not government property but owned by its designer John Ericsson of Vermland Sweden.
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Monitor
Merrimac
John ‘Eriesson
Vermland
Sweden
U.S. Savings Bonds Reach Record Sales
The Treasury reports record purchases of United States Savings bonds in 1936, with the $100 bond at a $75 price drawing strong interest under the Regular Purchase Plan. Buyers aim to build education funds, estate cash, and dependents’ care, planning for ten year maturities that increase value by one third. Bonds redeemable after 60 days and never worth less than purchase price, with about three percent of total issued to date redeemed.
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United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States Savings
Charles Lobbin Travels as City Clerk in Transit
A fragmented notice notes Charles Lobbin of New York earning his living by traveling between cities for clerical or office work. The item hints at a mobile career connected to urban administration.
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Charles, Lobbin
New York
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