Barry & Hopkins Garage Win $61 Judgment
The Barry & Hopkins garage was awarded a $61 judgment against Richard Schwab. Mrs Elza Smith Nina Smith Kenneth and Ed Lloyd motored to Butte Thursday morning. Douglas Thomas of Montana University returns from Missoula after being named editor of the Sentinel for next year.
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Barry & Hopkins
Richard Schwab
Elza Smith
Nina Smith
Kenneth
Ed Lloyd
Butte
Sentinel
Douglas Thomas
Montana University
Missoula
Eclipse Moon Presents Rare Shaded Full Moon
Astronomers and stargazers watched a total lunar eclipse Wednesday morning between 3 and 5 as the full moon passed through the earths shadow. The low western moon offered a rarely beautiful sight worth the sleep loss to observe.
Earl Opp Injured in Accidental Gun Discharge
Earl Opp suffered a non serious leg injury when a gun he was handling at his brother Harris's home discharged. The bullet entered the calf and traveled downward ending near the ankle. He is resting easily today.
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Earl Opp
Harris
Poppy sales top eight million dollars in U S this year
More than 8,000,000 memorial day poppies were sold in the United States this year, raising about $1,280,000 in street collections. The money funds veteran relief through 6,000 Auxiliary units with funds shared with state relief programs. Disabled veterans produced most poppies in government hospitals, earning about $60,000. Local Beaverhead post sales added over $130.
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United States
American Legion Auxilary
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Beaverhead
Frances Sullivan
Two Girls Are Nation School Attendance Champions
Florence Mall of Clay Center Kansas and Laura Mae Kohnke of Covington Louisiana completed 14 years of schooling without absence or tardiness and graduated with high marks.
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U. S
Florence Mall
Clay Center
Kansas
Laura Mae Kohnke
Convington
Louisiana
Needle Club Social At Mrs Stone's South Idaho Home
Mrs A L Stone entertained the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon at her South Idaho street home. An pleasant social hour followed with dainty refreshments served.
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A. L. Stone
Needle Club
South Idaho Street
Dillon Hosts Mrs Barnett During Visit
Mrs. Anna Carter entertained a small group Monday evening for Mrs. C. C. Barnett of Red Lodge who is visiting Dillon. The guests played bridge at three tables and refreshments followed the games.
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Anna Carter
C. C. Barnett
Red Lodge
Dillon
Sapp and Stroeder Tie The Knot In Community Marriage
Miss Ura Sapp and Edward P. Stroeder were wed on Wednesday, June 1, at Laurin with Rev Father O Shea officiating. Mrs Stroeder, daughter of the Sapps, is a Blaine school teacher. Mr Stroeder, formerly a Singer salesman, will live on the Castle ranch near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ura Sapp
Edward P. Stroeder
Laurin
O’shea
Scully Couple Hosts Wedding Supper for Decker Pair
Mr and Mrs W T Scully hosted a wedding supper Tuesday evening at the Decker home on the west side. Tables were set for 16 guests and rooms were decorated with lilacs and lavender streamers. The centerpiece featured a bride and groom doll. Mrs Decker formerly Miss Phyllis Scully wed in Virginia City last Saturday.
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W. T. Scully
Clarence Decker
Miss Phyllis Scully and Clarence Decker wed in Virginia City
Miss Phyllis Scully and Clarence Decker were married in Virginia City on Saturday afternoon June 11. Mrs. Decker is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Scully of Dillon. The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Glen Decker of Dillon and a Montana State College student. Both are Beaverhead High School graduates with many friends among the younger set.
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Phyllis. Scully
Clarence Decker
Virginia City
Christiansen Shaw wed in Butte on June 11
Miss Esther Christiansen and Warren Shaw were married in Butte on Saturday June 11. The bride is the daughter of Jens and Mrs Christiansen of Virginia City. The groom, son of J E Shaw of Bristow, graduated with high honors from the University of Utah last year and both attended Beaverhead County high school. They plan to live on the groom’s ranch near Fishtrap.
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Esther Christiansen
Warren Shaw
Butte
Jens Christiansen
Virginia City
J. E. Shaw
Bristow
University of Utah
Beaverhead County
Fishtrap
Club Dinner Held by The Gargoyle Club of the Normal
The Gargoyle Club at Normal hosted a dinner event for members and guests. Attendees included club officers and local faculty, with reports on upcoming activities and campus news. The evening emphasized fellowship and fundraising.
College Holds Annual Dinner at Andrus Hotel
The college held its annual dinner Saturday evening in the Andrus hotel dining room. A program of musical numbers and recitations was presented by members, and about 50 people attended the affair.
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College
Andrus Hotel
D A R Beaverhead Chapter Marks Flag Day Meeting
The Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. F. H. Bimrose. The program led by Mrs. Hazelbaker honored Flag Day with appropriate observances.
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Beaverhead
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. H. Bimrose
Hazelbaker
Olsen Players Coming to Dillon in Mr Pim Passes By
Dillon audiences will welcome Moroni Olsen players in the comedy Mr Pim Passes By at Normal college auditorium June 29 and 30. Full ticket sale details and seat reservations to be announced next week.
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Dillon
Moroni Olsen Players
Mr. Pim
Dillon Friends
Moroni Olsen Group
Willing to Listen Money Talks and Our Shared Boredom
A reflective note in the Boston Transcript comments on the universal fatigue with money talks and the wish to escape such conversations. The piece wryly observes how many wish for wealth yet tire of endless discussion about it.
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Boston Transcript
Dillon Opens Season with 10 4 Victory Over Grasshopper
Dillon Woodmen defeated Grasshopper 10 to 4 on the local diamond last Sunday afternoon. Pitcher Taylor struck out 17 as Dillon jumped to an early lead and never relinquished control. Grasshopper battled but could not match Dillon’s speed and power.
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Dillon
Taylor
Polaris Gang
Woodmen
Guthrie
Whalen
Howe
Vandegrift
Deputy
Williams
Paul
C. Roberts
P. Grasshopper
Mitchel
J. Knoll
H. Harrison
C. Knoll
A. Harrison
Tash
B. Ward
A. Ward
Musical Numbers Feature Dillon Rotary Meeting
Francis Tonrey presided at the Dillon Rotary Club luncheon in the Andins dining room. Ray Church of Helena spoke on topics of general Rotary interest. Betty Hall read, Billy Baxter danced with Hall, and the Suxter Tonrey orchestra performed.
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Francis Tonrey
Dillon Rotary Club
Andins
Ray Church
Helena
Betty Hall
Billy Baxter
Suxter-Tonrey
Legion post selects delegates to state convention at Helena
Beaverhead post of the American Legion met at city hall Thursday night electing Bruce Risley and T. E. Gilbert as delegates to the Helena state convention June 16 to 18 with J. C. Fuller and D. W. Paddock named alternates. Plans for a new club house were discussed and a large feed was planned for the next meeting when delegates report.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Bruce Risley
T. E. Gilbert
Helena
J. C. Fuller
D. W. Paddock
Call 66 for Tribune Messenger or Tribune Book Store
A brief notice directs readers to call the number 66 to reach Tribune Messenger or Tribune Book Store for inquiries or services.
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Call
Tribune, Messenger
Tribune - ‘Book Store
Berkeley Locks Cars Over Traffic Violations 30 Days
Berkeley California adopts plan to cart and lock up offending drivers by impounding their cars for thirty days instead of jail sentences. This bold approach targets repeat violators and aims to deter risky behavior in traffic.
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Berkley
California
Body of Billy Brnnig Found, Tragic Family Note
Bulletin reports the body of Billy Brnnig, son of Mrs. Tracy Trueman, found at 3 o'clock Thursday. The piece ends with a light dialogue between a son and father about taxidermy and skinning, attributed to a cornell widow, noting the Tribune as first.
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Billy Brnnig
Tracy Trueman
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Geo. M. Gosman
Mont
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C. W. Woodburn
Scottish. Rite Masons
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Sapp-Stroeder
Scully-Decker
Christiansen-Shaw
Europe
Macon
J. M. Griest
New Haven, Conn
Griest Manufacturing Co
Legion
Hartwig
Trip
Weiners
Anderson Market
Shire
Emerick’s
Bulletin
Cornell
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