Legion Minstrels Big Attraction at Hartwig Theatre
The annual minstrel show and vaudeville under the local American Legion post at Hartwig theatre on March 8 and 9 promises strong humor and top acts. Terry Browning directs a large cast with Sid Duff as interlocutor, soloists, a full chorus, and an eight act vaudeville program featuring Mrs Pat and the Law and The Gowan Twins among others. tickets are on sale at Hughes & McCaleb's.
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Hartwig Theatre
American Legion
Terry’ Browning
Sid Duff
Terry Browning
Harry Gimble
Bud Wartwig
George Melton
Jimmy Cunningham
Joe Wiksdal
Joe Wiksdal, Dr. W. H. Stephan
S. D. Hirschman
Messers
Jack Rees
Alderic Tessier
Alvin Jones
Will Ross
Will Ashworth
George Baker
Walter Jones
John Mullen
Ralph Smith
Harry Luchsinger
Paul Bramsman
Bud McGrath
Lonnie Linson
Bill Featherly
Bimrose
Will Chapman
Tom Holmes
Gowen Twins
Alex Tait
Harry Luchinger
Warren Sutherland
Dillon
Brundage
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Mid-Winter Horse Sale Draws Buyers Despite Cold
Buyers attended the mid-winter horse sale at the sales yards last Saturday. Prices ranged from 40 to 125 dollars per head. Cold weather kept many outside bidders away, but stock stayed in good condition and market interest remained strong for future auctions. A further sale is planned for March 11 per manager Ditty.
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Ditty
Matron A J Bucy Dies After Idaho Trip
Funeral held for Mrs A J Bucy longtime Centennial Valley resident. She fell ill returning from Idaho visitation, died en route at Monida hotel. Survived by eight children.
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A. J. Bucy
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Idaho
Monida
Problems of Forestry as Seen by a Beaverhead Rancher
William Ethridge Anderson argues against forest service policies favoring big stockholders over smaller ranchers. He notes overgrazed and spared areas in Beaverhead forest reserves and recalls wartime stock increases that harmed range. He claims permits and ranger controls threaten small operators while large owners remain self reliant.
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Beaverhead
Big Hole
Beaverhead County
Giff
Pinchot
Dillonites Observe Lent in Quotation Parade
Local readers share humorous and heartfelt Lent pledges. Uncle Gus Gracter forgoes golf and sport like deep sea fishing, skiing, and tennis while Bud Galt vows to park his twelve cylinder Packard and drive a Ford. Harry Andrus plans to rest in bed until flu passes. Others pledge to quit most games and restrict shopping, with Ezra Thompson promising to stop fishing until creeks thaw.
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Colonel Decker
Fred Waldorf
Farmer Smith
Fred
Viel
Ezra Thompson
Baby Daughter Born to Will Fleming Family
A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Will Fleming of Dell on February 28 at Mrs Anna Bell Désbond’s home in Hbine.
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Will Fleming
Dell
Annabell ‘Désbond
Beaverhead Boys Rally in District Tournament Return
Beaverhead high school basketball team led by Andy Smith earned two second-place finishes at the district tournament in Missoula. The squad, strengthened by new players, is poised for the state meet in Bozeman with strong support from Dillon fans.
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Missoula
Beaverhead High School
Tom Olmsted
Bozeman
Beaverhead
Boulder
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Dillon
Andy Smith
Jefferson Boys
Boulter
McDonald
Helena
Lindblad
Beaverhead Boys
Dillon-Philipsburg
Smith
Williams
Franklin
Anderson
Kelley
Sweeney
Leimert Nettel
Andy Sith
Tilman
Anerson
Seed Regulations In State Of Montana
Montana seed dealers are urged to study the seed act recently transferred to the state Department of Agriculture. Inspections will sample stocks for conformity. labels on pound lots must include seed name, variety, germination rate, impurity percentages, origin, and seller identity. Penalties range from 10 to 500 dollars. Also notes an operetta "In India" at the Normal College auditorium praised by attendees.
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Montana
Davis
State Department of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Department of Agriculture
Montana Experimental Station
Bozeman
India
Normal College
la& Night
Glee Club
Pioneer of County Dies in Missouri
H. F. Seybold, an elderly southern county resident, died after a long illness. Buried at Lima cemetery last Sunday, he was about 76. Survived by a brother, four sisters, three sons and a daughter, the latter Mrs. OW Boone of this city.
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H. F. Seybold
Lima
Missour
Boone
Carpenters Win Top Honors in Dillon League Bowling
The first Dillon bowling league match was a great success with the Carpenters taking first place and earning most high honors.
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Carpenters
Inmate Sam Johnson Declared Insane for Asylum
Sam Johnson, an aging county farm inmate, was adjudged insane by a commission including Dr. M. A. Walker and Dr. F. M. Poin Dexter yesterday. He will be transported to the Warm Springs asylum today.
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Sam Johnson
M. A. Walker
F.M. “Poindexter
Warm Springs
Important Deal In Montana Auto Supply Firm Sealed
Fred Woodside acquired Roy Murray interests in the Montana Auto Supply Company in Dillon Montana. Murray gains Woodside interest in the Butte Buick Company. Jack Nemick stays as manager. Woodside becomes foreman of the machine shop as the firm focuses on Buick and Cadillac offerings.
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Fred Woodside
Roy Murray
Montana Auto Supply Company
Butte Buick Company
Murray
Montana Auto
Dillon
Ki. Barry
Billings
Montana
Barry
Buick
Dodge
Cadillac
Ford
Jack Nemick
Mr. Woodside
Ted Renfro Selected on All American Trap Team
Ted Renfro of the Dillon Rod and Gun club earned third place on a ten man all American trapshooting team with a 0.9768 average over the year. A Centennial valley resident, he won the Dillon state shoot with 197 of 200 and earned a trip to the National meet in Chicago, plus the Brownlee medal and the Butte Rod and Gun club medal.
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Ted Renfro
Dillon
Chicago
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Eastern mining men visit Bannack property
G A Funkenhauser A L Worley and Def Smith of Dayton Ohio connected with Metal Mines Development Co visited Bannack Mont properties with Wm Dunn. They praised development results despite heavy Montana winter snow and used car buggy and bob sled on the trip.
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G. A. Funkenhauser
A. L. Worley
Def Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Wm. Dunn
Metal Mines Development Co
Bannack, Mont
Montana
Bannack
City clears sidewalks with new snow removal order
Snow and ice on sidewalks were being removed under an official city order threatening fines, as residents swept and shoveled across town. Officials expect no further public notice of the ordinance this winter.
Talented Girl Delights Recital Audience
Mrs. Peter Olson and daughter Florence and Miss Dolly McIvor traveled from Melrose to L. A. Gregory's recital. Miss Olson performed a piano solo praised by a large audience and local musicians as one of the best on the program for her refined touch and finger work.
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Peter Olson
Florence
Dolly McIvor
Melrose
L. A. Gregory
Miss Olson
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