Bulldogs end a colorful season with Idaho loss
Montan Normal Bulldogs closed their basketball schedule with two games against the University of Idaho. Friday night Idaho led 54 38 at half before winning. Leyte scored 18 for Idaho as Mulica and Rouse added 12 each. Normal, led by Thompson and Rouse, fought but fell short on the final score.
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Montan Normal Bulldogs
University
of Idaho
Southern Branch
Tigers
Bulldogs
Leyte
Mulica
Idaho
Rouse
Dillon
Thompson
Carte
Pennoyer
Katselometes
Segan
Gillinger
Vandegrift
Anderson
Callahan
Bates
A . Talal HH
Seay
Behin
Tes Og
Quint
Fanis
F. Hale
F Katfelometes
F. Egan
Penoyer
Leute
Nulich
F Bates
C Rouse
G Anderson
Siebert
Anaconda
Bierrum
Mrs Hill Called to Manhattan by Mother’s Illness
Mrs David Hill was summoned to Manhattan last week due to the illness of her mother Mrs Samuel White who died Monday. Details of the death were not learned locally.
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David Hill
Manhattan
Samuel White
Gasoline Theft at Standard Oil Tank As 4500 Gallons Vanish
Last Saturday morning about 4 500 gallons of gasoline stored in a Standard Oil tank disappeared after a tap valve at the bottom was opened. No truck or wagon was found on the property and investigators report the method as a mystery.
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Standard Oil Company
Montana Picnic in Los Angeles Draws Dillon Residents
A letter to Mrs. A Anderson from Mrs. Taa Morse details the annual Montana picnic held in Los Angeles last week. Attendees included Clara Chapman, Jack and Mrs Barrett, Lorenzo Cushin g and son Ralph, Marshall Field, Frank Schwartz, Ed Duff, A J Wedum, R W Boone, Fred Rife, Edmund Calloway, Corliss Fairchild, Charles Reader, William Knapp, Findlay Roe, Roy Herndon, D C Wampler, Lyston Dansie, and Jay Cosprove.
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A. Anderson
Taa
Morse
Los
Angeles
Montana
Los Angeles
Clara Chapman
Jack Barrett
Lorenzo Cushing
Ralph
Armstead Ranchers to join Rotary guests in Dillon event
At a Dil ton Rotary club meeting President T Lee McCracken announced a special Wednesday evening program hosting a delegation of Armstead ranchmen and local businessmen with about 80 guests. Frank Eliel Lam bert Eliel and Howard Morse described recent travels and the Montana Woolgrowers convention. W G Gilbert highlighted wool industry developments in Montana.
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Dilton Rotary Club
Metlen
T. Lee McCracken
Armstead
McCratken
Je ‘H. Gilbert
Frank Eliel
Rochester
Minn
Lambert Eliel
Rotary Club
Howard Morse
Great Falls
Dillon
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
W. G. Gilbert
Montana
Grant Ranch Hand Claimed by Death
Morris Borosino aged 68 died at Barrett hospital Wednesday night after a brief illness. He had worked for ten years at the Carl Hansen ranch near Grant and had Swiss Italian ancestry. There are no surviving relatives in this country, per friends.
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Morris Borosino
Barrett Hospital
Carl Hansen
Grant
Large loan total in Beaverhead County rancher program
Unofficial figures show the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of Spokane loaned $605,667.82 to Beaverhead County ranchers since November 1, 1982. The money comes from 46 separate loans ranging from $500 to $75,000 to borrowers across the county.
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Beaverhead County
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Spokane
Tilly of Bloomsbury presented by Gargoyle players
Gargoyle players staged the comedy Tilly of Bloomsbury at the Normal College auditorium Thursday night. The play proved highly clever and entertaining with well suited cast members and an audience in an uproar over the humorous situations. Directed by Myrtle Savidge, the dramatics instructor.
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Tilly
Bloomsbury
Gargoyle Players
Normal College
Myrtle’ Savidge
the East
Floyd
Seed Peas Potential in Beaverhead Valley for Ferry Morse
F. B. McGregor, Sherman resident and Perry Morse Seed representative, aims to contract about one thousand acres of seed peas locally. Beaverhead valley offers high quality seed peas with strong demand from Detroit markets. planting to begin May 1. Rodgers Seed of Blackfoot and about twenty local ranchers expected to grow peas, totaling roughly 20 000 bushels under normal conditions.
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Perry- Morse Seed Company
McGregor
Beaverhead
Rodgers Seed Company
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ferry-Morsé Company
Montana
Scouts Sponsor Building Contest In March
A third house building contest is sponsored by local Boy Scout troops during March. Eligible are boys including non Scouts and Madison county youths. Judging March 24 at the Idaho street building formerly Tattersall store. prizes in three age divisions with three prizes each. Entries go to Eagle Scout Fielding Graves. Houses may suit bluebirds robins wrens chickadees or flickers and must be manned entirely by the boy.
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Citizens’ Committee
Madison County
Idaho Street
Tattersall Store
Fielding Graves
Firemen's Masquerade At City Hall Draws Dancers In Costume
Attendance at the Washington's Birthday event was below prior years but humor and holiday spirit carried receipts. Prizes went to Ophelia Lloyd as Mickey Mouse, Doyle Gordon as an old prospector, and Frank Lasich as Sonny Boy. Music by Smithy's orchestra kept the dance lively past 2 AM.
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City Hall
Washington
Ophelia Lloyd
Mickey Mouse
Elmo Wynn
Doyle Gordon
George Judge
Frank Lasich
Sonny Boy
Kenneth Wheat
Hick
William Angoye
Earl Roe
C. D. Casterline
Wisdom Matron Emma Karr Peterson Dies at 68
Mrs Emma Karr Peterson beloved Wisdom matron died at home after a long illness aged 68. A native of Ontario Canada she leaves her husband Carl Peterson and relatives in the east. An active church worker with a friendly manner she had many friends in the Big Hole basin and friends expressed regret.
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Emma Karr Peterson
Ontario
Canada
Carl Peterson
Peterson
Big Hole
Marriage license issued to Seattle man and local woman
A marriage license was issued on Tuesday afternoon to Robert F. Yeadon Jr of Seattle Washington and Dorcas Dorothy Hoffman of this city. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffman and has been a popular member of the younger social set of the city.
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Robert F. Yeadon, Jr
Seattle
Wash
Dorcas
Dorothy Hoffman
Frank Hoffman
Father of Dillon Resident Summoned
Mrs. E. C. Perkins of Dillon reports her father William A Matthews died at home in Hastings Michigan on February 22 at age 87. He is survived by his widow two daughters from a prior marriage and a second wife plus five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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C. Perkins
William A Matthews
Hastings
Mich
Perkins
Adah Parker
John Walters
J. D. Lee
Pauline
Dan Shea
Delos Gerry
Ostego, Mich
Concert Postponed by Little Symphony to Sunday
The Little Symphony Orchestra concert scheduled for Thursday has been postponed to Sunday evening March 5 at 8 15 at the Normal College Auditorium.
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Little Symphony Orchestra
Frances Robinson
Normal College
Mrs. Minnie Felt Dies in Portland After Accident
Mrs Minnie H Felt widow of Frank B Felt a well known Elk Horn mining man died in Portland following injuries from a car crash She had recently recovered at home but suffered a fatal heart shock while writing a letter Born in Wisconsin 74 years ago she moved to Beaverhead county in 1908 and spent summers at Elk Horn Springs Surviving are two grandchildren Jack and Caroline Card
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Portland
Minnie H. Felt
Frank. B. Felt
Elkhorn
Felt
Mrs. Felt
Wisconsin
Beaverhead County
Springs
Jack
Caroline Card
Silver Tea Saturday Benefit for Hospital
A silver tea benefit is planned for Saturday March 4 at the guild hall. The program includes a vocal duet, a vocal act with Irene Delaney, readings by Agnes Stephanie, a Mary Simons quartet, a playlet The Inaugural Owl, a violin solo by Bill Bates, and a dance by Claudia Faust pupils. Thomas H. Peters, 49, of Madison county, died Monday at home near Sheridan after a long illness. He leaves a widow and son John. Funeral Wednesday at the Sheridan Methodist church with burial in the local cemetery.
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Guild
Owl
I Miss Eastman
Bill Bates
Claudia Faust
Judith Ann Chapman
Dolores Williams
Merle Schmittroth
Dorothy Groshear
Thomas H. Peters
Madison County
Sheridan
Senior Men's Contract Bridge Club Scores Highlight Evening
At the regular meeting on Monday evening T Callahan posted the high score while Dr E G Free had the low. No 2 team leads the series by about 15000 points.
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T. Callahan
Dr Free Wins Shoot Amid Perfect Run Breaks
Dr Free ends a perfect 25 straight targets run with a high score in the shooting event. The competition featured sharp action as Free claimed top honors and showcased consistent marksmanship.
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DR. Free
ER. G. Free
Clever Operetta The Vagabond's Dream Presented At School
The Avelever operetta The Vagabond's Dream was staged at the training school auditorium by pupils. The plot follows a weary traveler who gains silver slippers from a fairy and helps an unhappy princess by presenting the magical slippers. The full cast includes The Vagabond Jack Selway and Princess Amaus Betty Jo Jeppson among many named performers and groups.
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Jack Selway
Paul Decker
Alice May
Amaus
Betty Jo Jeppson
Melise
Valera Fairbanks
Theresa
Suzanne Gilbert
Peter Best
Elsie Lloyd
Snow Queen
Jean Covall
Puck
Elsie
Lloyd
Earl Fairbanks
Bobby Gregg
Mining Association to Revive Meetings at Beaverhead
Professors Oscar A. Dingman and Eugene Perry of the Butte School of Mines will speak at a Beaverhead Mining Association meeting in the court room on Friday evening March 10. The speakers are prominent in mining circles and their talks are expected to be highly interesting and beneficial to fit men of the district. Dingman will address The Control of Mike Water while Perry’s topic is The En-
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Oscar ‘A. Dingman
Eugene §. Perry
Butte School of Mines
Beaverhead, Mining Association
Court Room
Perry
J. C. Fuller
Dingman
Prof
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William Nelson
George Hartman
Katherine Lockwood
Adah Milne
Vera Schulz
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Dols * Nash Taft
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Jean MacGregor
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Galt
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Frank Felt
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Spain
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Helen Randolph
Evelyn McMannis
Betty May
Mary Franklin
Lida Shaffner
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Weathland
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Lillian Christensen
Betty Noble
Anna French
Loretta Anderson
Scotland
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Emma McGahan
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Irene Gibbons
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Mary Liggett
Ethel Banning
Marie Evans
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Charles Greene
Terry Conklin
Robert Harrison
Billy Caverly
George Dodd
Ernest Ferguson
Arthur Christensen
John Cu
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