Glendale school elects G G Earle trustee replaces retiring member
In Glendale last Saturday's school election 17 votes were cast with G G Earle chosen as trustee to succeed the retiring member. The other trustees are G W Chine and A K Bateman, Edward Harrison clerk. Henry and Ben Gelhaus returned from the Pedo mine near Sheridan with exhausted grub supply amid heavy snow. The Red Cross via Washington Star acknowledges Dillon's $150 donation to the Russian Famine fund.
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G. W. Chine
A. K. Bateman
Edward Harrison
Henry
Ben Gelhaus
Sheridan
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H. R. Melton
Craig Cornell
D. F. Reinhardt
Washington Evening Star
American Red Cross Society
Dillon
How Goes the World in 1901 and Beyond
A two column digest notes Mrs. Rebecca Freeman’s snowbound visit to Dillon, petitions for deputy warden posts, and several local nuptials. It also previews essays on genius, language shifts, and wartime themes including Nazi Germany, with features on Sherlock Holmes debates and the power of hate.
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Dell
Golden Rule Syndicate
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Harvey Johnston
Dillon
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Lima
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Willard Jensen
Sage Creek
Mint
Sucaiata
Lord Tweedsmuir
Iya Matchnikoff
Worthy and Constructive Kinds of Hate in Public Discourse
An article discusses how social movements channel strong dislike into constructive civic action. It surveys examples like opposition to war disease and crime, arguing such feelings can spur reform without resorting to violence or prejudice.
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Legion Birthday Party Hosts Visiting Vets at Metlen Hotel
Beaverhead post marked the American Legion founding with a birthday gathering at the Metlen hotel attended by district officers from Anaconda and Twin Bridges veterans. The event highlighted membership gains, a prize contest for a show title, and district meetings scheduled for June in Twin Bridges.
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EK. L. Fairbanks
Lima
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D. V. Paddock
Dr. M. K. Farmer
George
Guy D. Combes
Seattle
Post Good Rifle Scores at High School Range
Junior rifle marksmen, both boys and girls, posted strong scores this week at the high school range. Girls led by Margaret Ames, Ann Ames and Pat Stamm with 74 from prone and numerous others in the 50s to 70s. boys topped by M. Mallon 97 and B. Koenig 96 with several in the 80s and 70s.
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Pat Stamm
Maysel Mallon
Adele Pierce
Isabel Ross
Betty Barry
Betty Lee Harrison
Mary Melton
Hilda Long
June Pendleton
Viola ‘Nissen
Kathryne Campbell
Dora Mae Porter
H. Hansen
N. Dionne
D. Hoyrup
L. Anderson
E. Neal
J. Bobinac
Two Couples Tie the Knot in Dillon and Idaho Falls
Friday brought two marriage licenses to the clerk of court. James Freeman Jr and Dorothy Jacky wed in Dillon with Judge Louis Stahl presiding and Frank Arthur and wife as witnesses. LaVerne Nelson and Howard Holm, both of Idaho Falls, married in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Leonard Thompson.
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Sage Creek
Lima
W. H. Boyle
Caroline Herzog
Jackson
Dillon
Dorothia Meine
John L. Banks
R. P. Smith
A. S. Johnson
Mae Staudacher
Argenta Road
James 8. Freeman, Jr
Ada Talent
Edwin Norris
O. M. Best
George B. Conway
J. B. Poindexter
A. S. Rife
Emerson Hill
D. C. Wampler
County High School Board
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Dorothy Jacky
Sheridan
Louis Stahl
Frank
Arthur
Selway
Leonard Thompson
First Lutheran Church
LaVerne
Nelson
Howard “Holm
Idaho ‘Falls
Inna Christensen Visits State College Family Time
Inna Christensen attends State College and enjoys a visit with her family. The brief social note highlights a pleasant stop during a longer trip.
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Inna Christensen
State College
No Ice Harvested on Missouri This Year
Great Falls reports likely no ice harvest on the Missouri River as March temperatures fail to sustain the required ice thickness. Icemen note 10 inches is needed for commercial cuts, but February thaws and a late cold snap have not produced sufficient solid ice.
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