Rotary delegates discuss Montana club activities and district meeting notes
Delegates at the Dillon Rotary Club Monday evening reviewed Montana club reports from district meetings. Principal Wahl summarized Great Falls president and secretary meeting findings. Luebben reported Havre session highlights and Medicine Hat pageant. John Walters will attend Rotary International in Detroit June 25-27.
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Rotary International
Montana
Dillon Club
W. W. Wahl
Great Falls
Tom Luebben
Havre
Rotary Club
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Luebben
Robert KE. Albright
Cuba
United States
Sam Wilkinson
John Walters
Detroit
Denver Buyer Claims Beaverhead Beef Steers Purchase
W Scott Hill and Mrs Hill of Denver bought 454 head of steers weighing about 1 200 pounds from Poindexter Orr ranch and 54 head from Lowell Livestock. A shipment of 850 head will go to Nebraska feed lots with the rest to eastern markets. Kansas City broker J R McAdams, touring with the Hills, praises the Big Hole basin grass as richest in nutritive value.
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W. Scott Hill
Hill
Big Hole
Legion junior home game set for Thursday at fairgrounds
The first home game of the season will be played Thursday evening at 6 30 between Dillon and Twin Bridges at the fairgrounds.
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Legion
Fairgrounds
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Legion Baseball Team Chosen for Beaverhead Post
The official junior Legion team of Beaverhead post opened with a practice game against Twin Bridges, losing 9 to 2. Next Sunday Dillon hosts Wisdom as the chosen squad from Beaverhead prepares for upcoming games.
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Beaverhead
Legion
Twin Bridges
Madison
Dillon
Wisdom
Franklin Bee
Lou
John
Fees rise at Clerk's Office in May revenue peak
Albert S. Baker, clerk and recorder, reports May revenue from fees reaching 634. t dollars, the highest monthly total since 1927. Primary election filings led with 256.50, with instruments recorded 159.80 and other fees including mining claims 18, certified copies 6, certificates 41.50, Dillon election registers 103.50, and Lima town election 20.64.
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Albert S. Baker
Dillon
Lima
Board Holds Busy Session on Airport Lease and Appointments
County commissioners signed a lease of about 240 acres of state lands for a Wisdom airport. Edgar B. Rife was named delegate to the state convention in Billings June 11 13. A fresh poisoned bran supply for grasshopper eradication will be available soon. ranchers may obtain bait via the clerk and recorder or Bernard Williams.
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Wisdom
CWA
Edgar B. Rife
Billings
Albert Baler
Bernard Williams
NRA Publicity Group Formed In Local Unit
A Saturday meeting at city hall elected W. B. Hartwig as permanent chairman to lead a new local NRA publicity committee. C. Blinn became vice president, W. M. Stone secretary, with Prof. R. E. Albright as speaker chairman and Homer Baut as publicity chairman. KE. L. Poindexter announced the national aims and a compliance card was sent to Washington. More NRA publicity is planned.
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W. B. Hartwig
Johnson
C. &. Blinn
W. M. Stone
R. E. Albright
Homer ‘Aust
KE. L. Poindexter
Washington
NRA
Dance Revue Delights Capacity Audience at Claudia Faust School
Pupils of the Claudia Faust School of Dancing staged their fourth revue at the training school on Wednesday evening with the auditorium full. The program featured 25 dance numbers plus vocal selections by Maxine Jardine and Eddie Exum and pieces by a dance orchestra including Don Julion and Harold Contway.
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Claudia Faust
Maxine Jardine
Eddie Exum
Don Julion
Harold Contway
Ted Oliver
Dan Heneberry
Wayne Roberts
Amos Elliott
Barbara Simpson
Jo Ann Deputy
Merle Schmittroth
Dee Smith
Peggy Smith
Joan Selner
Merlyn Sandvig
Esther Ann Schmittroth
Norah Maxine-Connelley
Jeanne Covall
Dale Dart
Evelyn Davis
Mary Jane Paul
Juanita Rolands
Dolores Williams
Judy Ann Chapman
Phyllis Davis
Elsie Hess
Edythe Kenison
Jester. Olsen
Commencement Week At State Normal College
Commencement exercises at the Montana State Normal College will honor 91 two year diplomas and 14 degrees. President Charles H. Clapp gives the address. diplomas and degrees are conferred by President Sheldon E. Davis with candidates presented by Professor Rush Jordan. The program includes music by the Little Symphony, piano and violin solos.
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Montana State Normal College
Charles H. Clapp
The
State University
Sheldon E. Davis
Rush Jordan
R. O. Shannon
First Baptist Church
Little Symphony Orchestra
Frances Robinson
Ralph McFadden
Miss Robinson
Aileen M. Brady
Shirley W. Callaghan
William W. Chance
Mary E. Clemon
Lawrence Conklin
Dan Cushman
Roy Preston Lewis
Oakel Nelson
Della May Osborne
Iva Claire Stolp
John Carl Strosky
Alice M. Stukey
Lillian Talbott
H. N. Tragitt
Agnes C. Colgan
Marion L. Conklin
Nellie Cvelbar
Mary Hester Decker
Alice Dwyer
Hattie G. Dyrdahl
Bertha Mildred Elliott
Ralph S. Eudaily
Marjorie E. Faltermeyer
Margery S. Fisher
Mary M. Flaherty
Barbara Gramwell
Dorothy E. Ga- Sahl
Evelyn F. Gibford
Young Man Critically Injured In Car Mishap
Dudley Peterson fifteen year old son of Mr and Mrs L B Peterson of this city is believed recovering at Barrett hospital from injuries after a car carrying six youths rolled over on a grade near Lovers Leap. He was caught beneath the open model vehicle as it turned. His chest was crushed and he has possible internal injuries and a punctured lung. A girl named Casper suffered a badly bruised leg. the others were unharmed.
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Dudley Peterson
L. B. Peterson
Barrett Hospital
Peterson Lad
Casper
Rains Bring Relief to Beaverhead Crops and Ranges
Be av erhead county stockmen and farmers welcomed soaking rains that revived burning crops and ranges. The weekend storm began Thursday midnight and lasted to Friday afternoon with intermittent showers since. It marked the heaviest moisture since last fall and raised hopes for a wetter June after a dry period with little mountain snow.
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Beaverhead
Business Women to Meet at Yellowstone Park
The Business and Professional Women's clubs of the west plan a week long Yellowstone Park trip from June 17 to June 21. National president Mrs Geline M Bowman will attend along with delegations from California Oregon North and South Dakota and Dillon club representatives Miss Luella Stickney and Miss Genevieve Metlen. Delegates will enjoy scenic wonders and a program of forums and panel discussions for education and inspiration.
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West
Yellowstone Park
Geline M. Bowman
Canyon Hotel
Wyoming Federation
California
Oregon
North
South Dakota
Dillon Club
Luella Stickney
Genevieve Metlen
Dillon Organization
Eagles on display urged by Code Authority
June 16 marks the NRA's first anniversary and the administration seeks a universal Blue Eagle display. Local committee urges all employers and retail and service trades in towns under 2500 to secure insignia through their code authority promptly.
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NRA
Shower for Bride Mrs Sillers and Mrs Orn
A Tuesday evening shower hosted by Mrs Tom Sillers and Mrs Irving Orn entertained guests at their home. The event included personal tributes and well wishes for the bride.
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Tom Sillers
Irving Orn
Sillers
Victim of Auto Crash Succumbs After Wounding
Thomas J. Byrne dies at Barrett hospital after a crash on a state highway near Lavon. He was 87, never regained consciousness. Paul Schwab survives injuries. Byrne’s funeral held in Butte with mass at Immaculate Conception. The crash tore rails and left Byrne among boulders before rescue.
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Thomas J. Byrne
Lavon
Barrett Hospital
Paul Schwab
Butte
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Schwab
Lee Hoerning
Byrne
Rural talkies make hit with ranchmen
Chris Hansen and his portable talkie machine win welcome in county ranch communities. The outfit provides fine reception and clear pictures, with shows scheduled at Bannack on June 6, Melrose on June 7, Jackson on June 8, and Wisdom on June 9. The feature is the Paramount release Make a Chance starring James Dunne June Knight and Charles Rogers.
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Chris Hansen
Bannack
Melrose
Jackson
Wisdom
Paramount
James Dunne
June Knight
Charles Rogers
Firemen and Farmers Dance Planned at Dillmont Park
Plans are complete for a Saturday dance at Dillmont park hosted by the Dillon volunteer fire department and local farmers. A car carnival will accompany the event to raise funds for a new rural fire truck, with Baxter Tosrey orchestra providing music.
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Dillmont Park
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Baxter-Tosrey
Lightning injures Armstead resident in county season
The first injury from a lightning storm this season occurred at Armstead on Wednesday when Alvin E K Owen a well known anchorman was struck. He was rushed to Dillon and treated at Barrett hospital for shock and a burn on his foot.
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Armstead
Alvin EK. Owen
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Wool Shearing Rush Ahead At Large Bank Warehouse
The First National Bank wool warehouse opens another season as trucks haul clips from regional ranches. Shearing is well advanced with major outfits completed thanks to favorable weather. A few buyers have toured the scene. no sales reported yet.
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First National Bank
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Rotary
T. E. Luebben
Denver
Wisdom Airport
NRA Publicity Group
L. Sparling
Alice M. Stuckey
Ernest K. ‘Tallent
Ivera M. Ohlenkott
Norman B. Vanderark
Harold C. Weitz
Bertha Wiseman
Rose A. Yarnall
Davis
Big Pond
Myrtle Savidge
Pierre
James Kurtz
Ronny Davis
LeRoy Sands
Bainville
Mr. Billings
Erling Richardson
Helena
Doris Billington
Fairview
Barbara Billings
Alberta Johnson
Ledger
Jane Livermore
Virginia Nichols
Square Butte
Francesco
Don Leaverton
Richey
Miss Perkins
Margery Hisher
Sarah
Ruth Phelps
Deer Lodure
Margery Fisher
Christopher Bean
Normal College
College Auditorium
State Normal
William Olsen
May Clemon
Dorothy Hildreth
Tom’. Morrow
A. C. Morrow
Stanford University
Wonderland
Bride
Thomas Byrne
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