Glee Club To Present Second Annual State Normal Concert
The Men's Glee Club of State Normal College will present a concert in the auditorium on Friday evening March 20. Grace Reeburn, director, announced a program expected to surpass last year's local favorite. The roster features first and second tenors, basses, and officers including Jess Wetzel and Nick Kovick.
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State Normal College
Grace Reeburn
Jack Gaines
Win‘wett
Fred Simons
Dillon
Jes
Wetzel
Browning
James Westcamp
iManhhattan
Robert Sandvng
Great Falls
Marvin Morrom
Milo Long
Ritchie
Don McDonald
Alder
Nick Kovick
Philipsburg
Kleis Larson
Antelope
Rnest Desonia
Daleview
Kenneth Barry
Melbourne Jackson
Jess Whitney
Judson Best
Victor Cushman
Donald Scharff
Belgrade
Don Gilbert
Walter Brundage
Gus Wagner
Havre
Jim Redburn
Jess Wetzel
Montana State Highway Map Promises Scenic Touring Value
The Montana state highway commission issues a color folder with a map of Montana and portions of Wyoming Idaho and Yellowstone Park. It highlights primary and secondary roads by color and marks towns parks airports and mileage between 68 cities. Governor Holt’s foreword welcomes visitors and extols Montana as a hospitable, varied playground.
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Velacine
Montana
Montana State Highway Commission
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Yellowstone
Glacier
Great Falls
Miles City
Bozeman
Kalispell
Dillon
Plentywood
Mortana
Libby
Ekalaka
Alzada
Yaak
Holt
America
Nour
New Discoveries At Morrison Cave Open Vast Chamber
Morrison cave near Whitehall reports show exploration by CCC Company 574 has doubled since January with 700 man-days monthly. A 200 by 500 foot chamber with a 100 foot ceiling was opened on Feb 2, along with 15 new chambers and 800 feet of new passages.
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Morrison Cave
Nar Whitehall
CCC
Camp Cavern
Morrison’ Cave
Dan A. Morrison
W. J. Gianey
Whitehall
Glancy
Canton and
Hamilton
Moses
Gates of Paradise
Tave
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Morrison
Jefferson Valley News
Island of the Hungry King on Boulder Lake Captured
Las Vegas businessmen led by James Cashman and Walter Bracken formed a small dominion on Boulder Lake island after discovering the lone wild mountain sheep. They bought a dozen domestic ewes to raise cross bred animals and regularly ferry food to the island, noting the animal’s contact with domestic life.
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Boulder Lake
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Business Men
James Cashman
Walter Bracken
Las Vegas Land & Water Company
Union ‘Pacific
Two Men Held on Robbery Charge
Officers searched the Ross home on South Dakota street and found fifteen empty bottles matching the robbed brand. The sheriff’s team recovered $28 hidden in a flour barrel and linked it to the coal company loot as suspects confessed to the deed.
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Robert Gordon
Ross
South Dakota Street
Sheriff’s Office
Ross Home
Sheriff's Force
Butte Visitor Frank R Venable Arrives on Business
Frank R Venable of Butte is in town on a business visit. He is meeting with local companies and exploring investment opportunities during his stay.
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Frank R. Venable
Butte
Agricultural income gains in 1935 boost Montana farms
Montana farmers earned 96.5 million from the Agricultural Adjustment act benefits in 1935, with livestock products totaling 58.1 million and crops 43.3 million. Wheat topped cash income at 24.3 million, while cattle and calves produced 28.9 million. Sheep and lambs yielded 9.5 million, plus wool 6.9 million for a 16 prior-year rise overall.
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Sandet
Livestok
Montana
Wroweng
Grasshopper Residents Attend Williams Funeral and Local Notes
Grasshopper residents Will Pahnish Milt Nay George Pyle Otto Pahnish John Judge Carl Pahnish Andy Pyle and Ross Nay attended the Williams funeral in Dillon. Pallbearers included Rose Nay Andy Pyle Frank Madden George Judge Carl Pahnish and Frank Gorman. W A Lamb of the U S Geological Survey visited Elk Horn Springs, noting snow depth at high elevation and annual measurements. Pyle Bros shipped a carload of Hereford and Short horn calves to Denver. Andy Pyle joined the drive. Adolph Pahnish led a 125 head fat cow drive for James Dodds from Dillon to Armstead, then on to Los Angeles. cattle bought in Big Hole basin. J D Harrison visited Dillon. his son Bob stayed for the weekend. Will Pahnish and Ralph Banning arrived from Jackson. Banning heads to Laurin with his mother to lease a ranch and move soon.
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Will
Pahnish
Milt. Nay
George Pyle
Otto Pahnish
John Judge
Carl Pahnish
Andy Pyle
Ross
Nay
Williams
Dillon
Rose Nay
Frank Madden
George Judge
Frank Gorman
W. A. Lamb
U. S. Geological Survey
Helena
Elkhon Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier Park
Continental Divide
Mr. Lamb
Pyle Bros
Denver
Adolph Pahnish
James Dodds
Dillen
Armstead
Los Angeles
Big Hole
J. D. Harrison
Bob
Ranchers Embrace Modern Industries on Dillon Exhibit
The Dillon Implement company on Mintana street hosts a showcase linking ranching with new trades. The piece recalls J. I. Casel as a pioneer and notes early haying crews would admire today’s efficient hay diggers and year round comforts.
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Dillon Implement Company
Mintana ‘Street
J. I. Casel
Big Hole
Centennial Valley
Relief Society Meeting for Literary Lesson
The L D S Relief Society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. Fred Dart for a literary lesson.
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L. D. S. Relief Society
Fred Dart
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Julius’ Hartwig
Luise Kambich
Glendale
Schroeder
Reichle School
Fay Gransberry
Edna Mcllrath
Mack Poole
John Verbance
George Ferguson
Bill Waid
Glen
Elsie Garrison
Sue
Berand Garrison
Joe Nample
Emily
Wayne Cummins
Claire Moran
Joe
Joe Herzogrand
Oif Butte
Frances Moran
Kambich
Julius Hartwig
Carl
Blanche Stanfield von Birch
Glee Club
North
St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson. & Johnson
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Mont
Lewis’& Walker
Wek
World Wide Theatrical Agency
Tork Street
San Francisco
Calif
Graystone
Ordway
Acta
Richard McCarthy
Will Pahnish
Ralph Banning
Jackson
Banning
Laurin
L. Banning
Peter J. Peterson
Mass
Dillon, Montana
New
Harrison Freebourn
of Butte
Edward Nichols
Deer Lodge
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