Wisdoms and Warnings From the Big Hole Basin
A stream of small items from May 1890 reports a mail carrier’s oversized boots, hopes for new towns in Glen and Dillon, a Glendale hotel collapse scattering debris, cattle losses from wild barkspur in Upper Ruby valley, a masked-robbery report near Grant turned out to involve different occupants, and arrival of a new modern typesetting machine for the Tribune shop.
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the Tribune
Ruby Valley
Ledford
Spring
Hartwig
Lucillée Sharkey
Butte
Brenner
Grant
Tribune ‘Shop
Alice Miss Gallagher Opens School With Nine Scholars
The Tribune notes Alice Miss Sarah Gallagher started a local school last Monday with nine pupils. The article mentions the class is well liked and implies future sessions will begin at Medicine Lodge next Monday. Sam Freeman’s broken collar bone healed and use of his left arm returns. Ed Cushing resumes barber duties after roughing it. Jos Stevens, a Brown Nell mine lessee at Argenta, visited the city and added his name to the subscription list.
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the Tribune
Alice
Sarah Gallagher
Medicine Lodge
Sam Freeman
Sam
Ed Cushing
Jos. Stevens
Argenta
Successful Rural Music Festival Staged at Bagley Auditorium
An overflow crowd attended the first rural music festival at Bagley auditorium Friday evening. Readings featured ten rural schools, the Little Symphony orchestra and Dillon musicians under Elizabeth Fleming Stanfield. The program included memory contests, solo performances, a variety of folk and classical selections, and community singing reflecting local school involvement.
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Bagley Auditorium
Little Symphony Orchestra
Dillon
Elizabeth Fleming Stanfield
Argenta
Riverside
Blacktail
Julia Kannegaard
Agnes Cassidy
Gladys Carr
Grant Eva Stocker
Bannack
Wanca Morrison
Dell
Gertrude Price
Mary Joyce Ward
Fay Waldemar
Grant
Riverside School
Lucille Reis
Schubert
I. B. Woodbury
Bannack School
Oxford
Everett
McQueary
Dale Duvall
Fork McKnight
Harriet McQueary
Daryl Bennett
John
Sharp
Schumann
Otto Christensen
Dorothy Rebich
Irene Rebich
Jeffrey Kruljac
Margaret Mansfield
Samuel R. Gaines
E. E. Hazel
F. D. Willis
W. H. Stephan
W. G. Gilbert
Jean Bishop
R. M. Fleming
Clifford Berry
Martin
God of Our Fathers
Warren
Former Wisdom Girl Weds in Frisco Audrey Gross Marries Harold Costs
Audrey Gross daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Young of Wisdom and granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Bebe Baden of Butte married Harold Costs in San Francisco on April 28. Raised in the Big Hole basin she was educated in Butte and at the Northwest Institute of Medical Technology Minneapolis. She trained at Good Samaritan hospital Lee Ohio and has worked as a laboratory technician in San Francisco hospitals. The couple will reside in San Francisco.
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Audrey Gross
Wilson Young
Wisdom
Mary BE. Baden
Butte
San Francisco
Harold Costs
Costs
International and Domestic Affairs Mixed in News Summary
Objections to the presidents reorganizations plan surface in Congress as allied plans to preserve agencies while consolidating programs unfold. In London the Repulse ship plan shifts to Empress of Australia due to Admiralty concerns while guarding against German pocket battleships off Spain. A US liner President Garfield encounter in Genoa sparks anti fascist exchanges between American sailors and Italian longshoremen during departure.
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King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
U.S
Chamberlain
Spain
Renown
Hood
Strasbourg
Dunkerque
Atlantic
Quebec
Southampton
Glasgow
New York
U. S
Garfield
Genoa
Roosevelt
Mussolini
America
War Dept orders fuel largest peacetime aircraft program
Washington and Congress moved to fund a record peacetime aircraft buildup. Assistant Secretary Louis Johnson announced 571 planes with top speeds over 400 mph, part of a total Air Corps expansion that could reach up to 6,000 planes within the year. Congress approved billions for air, land and naval needs, including bases from Puerto Rico to the Pacific and new naval bases at multiple locations.
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Congress
War Department
Louis Johnson
Roosevelt
Air Corps
House
Senate
Navy
U. S
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Pacific
Guam
Nye Warns of Propaganda Anew in Senate
Senator Gerald Nye warned the Senate last week that propaganda is widespread again, comparing current efforts to those of 1914 17 as the United States debates foreign involvement. He questions why the U S cannot escape part in the war on Europe and calls for vigilance against such influence.
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Europe
Nye
Washington
North Dakota
Gerald Nye
Senate
U. S
College grads fared better than nongrads in WPA study
The U S Office of Education released a WPA aided study of 46 000 alumni from 31 colleges covering 1928 to 1935. It shows most graduates found jobs, few relied on relief, and many stayed married, challenging defeatist views about college prospects.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
WPA
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Smith
Wellesley
U. S
Violin Course Revision Committee Appointed
Mr Arnold Clair appointed to revise the violin course in the State Music Teachers association. The committee will study changes and present final suggestions at a Helena meeting in June. Miss Desta Fisher of Missoula elected Kappa Zeta Nu president for next year. Professor Rush Jordan departs for Berkeley to complete residence requirements for his doctorate. The University of California history department is noted for eminent professors and scholars.
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Arnold Clair
State Music Teachers’ Association
Helena
Kappa Zeta Nu
Miss Desta
Fisher
Missoula
Rush Jordan
California
State University At
Berkeley
University of California
Melrose Pupils to Present Annual Recital May 18
Nellie Little Poole directs Melrose pupils in The Magic Spell musical play at Swede's Hall Melrose starting 7 45 p m Admission is free. Cast includes Margaret Streb and others copied from the readable text.
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Melrose
Nellie Little Poole
Margaret
Streb
We Seax
Beaverhead Post Honored For Surpassing 150 Members
The Beaverhead post won Montana’s first Go-Getters citation for reaching 150 members in 1939. At Thursday’s meeting State Commander Harry Reif and State Adjutant Herbert Kibler will attend. The post now has 160 members and will close nominations and elect officers, with nominees listed including C. A. Bechler and T. E. Gilbert.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Harry Reif
Herbert Kibler
Department
C. A. Bechler
T. E. Gilbert
E. W. Bond
CC. J., Horren
Parke T. Scott
Luther Smith
Harold Warner
Paul Temple
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Will Carroll
Clare Conger
Will Ross
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Ray Melton
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Ruth Knotts
Laura Kress
Lucy Carson
Attorney Ruggles
Best
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Montana State ‘Normal College
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J. P. Murray
R. R. Rathbone
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Terence Flynn
Portland
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Leo, Hay, and Erwin
Star Theatre
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Philadelphia Zoo
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Northwest’ Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S. Revised Statutes
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
First National Bank
Federal Reserve District
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Robert F. MacTavish
Robert F. “Mactavish
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U. S&s. Revised Statutes
Northwest Livestock Loan Company
First National Bank of
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D. A. Buelow
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