Local Social and School Track Meet Highlights
Sunday activities include gatherings at the Hartwig and Kambfch homes and junior prom attendances in Butte and Dillon. Reichle school earned three firsts three seconds and two thirds at Dillon while Montana Ferguson led with the most prizes. Buhrer school scored 21 points at Virginia City with strong scholastic results and athletes Harvey Mellrath and Charles Mellrath placing in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Verbance
Butte
Margaret Bryan
William
Dillon
Reichle
Montana Ferguson
Buhrer
Madison County
Virginia City
Harvey Mellrath
Charles Mellrath
County Federation Set for Saturday City Meeting
The county federation gathers in the city Saturday with plans for speeches and performances. Declarations include work on Washington themes by students, an adult education address by W W Wahl, and a closing one act play by the Normal college dramatics department. Delegates from county organizations are expected, along with a varied program of music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Tower
Ruth Kelly
George Washington
Virginia Randolph
W. W. Wahl
Beaverhead County
Charles Henry
Washington, D. C
Pillow Choral Club
W. G. Gilbert
Claudia Faust
Ola Latham
Ethel ‘Herndon
Sadie’ Ford
Faythe Marshall
Jane Waldorf
Ileen Jackson
Dolores William i
Betty Blythe Stephan
Judith Anns Phapmanji
Jeanne Peterson
Dorothy
Groshean
James Murray
Hugh Mosier
Jane Herndon
William Ballard
Vione Ballum
Joe Ryburn
Helen Taylor
Remarkable new prescription ends women’s nervous headaches
A scientific formula now prescribed by doctors relieves nervousness pain irritability and low mood in women. It is pleasant to take stimulates without depressing the heart and is harmless. Widely used in factories offices and shops through physicians and nurses due to safety and non habit forming nature.
Washington amid Congress intrigue and a looming war
In Congress there was an ugly scheme to replace Gates, stirring military wrangles Adams described as mastiffs and apes for rank. Washington, disturbed yet selfless, faced calls for violent war. he offered sacrifice if it would ease the people’s burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Gates
Washington
John Adams
Army
Adams
Red color by sun heats up apples at Boyce Thompson Institute
At the Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research McIntosh apples gain red color from green fruit using filtered UV and a mercury lamp. Dr. John M. Arthur notes only living peel cells respond and timing depends on picking date, with best color after 40 hours in August and up to 96 hours by late September, at 15 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research
John M. Arthur
New York
Yonkers
Lima Wins Annual Meet Amid Multiple Races and Relays
Bannack and Lima led in events with Bannack taking first in three legged race and relay. Individual winners included W Spo rich and B Kruljac in three legged race and Cooper Ash worth Tweedy in Bannack relay. Class B events saw Kendal Lima dominant in dashes and jumps with top placings for Drummey, Bannack, Wisdom, and Armstead competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
W. Sporich
B. Kruljac
Blacktail
Sefens
Cummins
Reichle
P. Cooper
R. Hoffman
Cooper
Ashworth
Tweedy
Mordan
Robert Butler the village 22 Riga digger
Robert Butler is identified as a village laborer in Riga. The fragment provides no additional events, dates, or context to confirm actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Butler
Riga
Hell Divers Air Show Thrills at Hartwig Theatre
Naval air film Hell Divers features 180 planes in perfect formation diving and looping. Co stars Wallace Beery Clark Gable and includes Conrad Nagel Dorothy Jordan Marjorie Rambeau Marie Prevost. Filmed at North Island during Navy air review for Admiral Yarnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beery
Clark Gable
Hartwig Theatre
North Island
H. E. Yarnell
Naval West Coast
Beery
Gable
Conrad Nagel
Dorothy Jordan
Marjorie Rambeau
Marie Prevost
Navy
Panama
Curtiss“Wright
Birch Creek Notes Brighten Local Pride and Farm Life
The Birch Creek community thanks Tribune for a flattering April feature and reports ongoing improvements at the Oswald Schleicher big ditch and lower reservoir. Local events include a school track meet in Dillon led by Charley Schleicher, cattle movements for Sage creek summer range, and visits from A T Crossley and George Harris of Cash Meat company amid favorable pasture and crop outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battsen
Foster
California
Noah’ Allen
Oswald Schleicher
Wes
Carl Mittelmeiier
Frank Mittermeier
Birch Creek
Tribune
Dillon
Charley Schleicher
Sam Freeman
Sage Creek
Staudaher Upper Ranch
A. T. Crossley
Staudaher Lower Ranch
George Harris
Cash Meat Company
Crossley
Beaverhead High Musicians Impress Large Audience
Beaverhead high musicians made a lasting impression at a concert last Tuesday evening at the training school auditorium. The first annual National Music Week program featured the training school orchestra of thirty three and a grade school soloists with future high school players noted. The program included solos by Celena Bey piano Don Mulkey and others, a musicalogue by Betty Hall, and a Girls Instrumental Sextette performing Schubert Melody and other numbers to strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Training School
Celena
Bey
Don Mulkey
Bob Watson
Walter Shaffner
Lucille Nettick
Wilma Slater
Betty Hall
Betty
Rosie O’grady
A. Gregory
Herman Schwab
Helen Wilkinson
Lulu Belle Gilman
Dorothy ‘Hildreth
Harold’ ‘Wheat
Hiram Rodgers
Edythe Kenison
Fin ~ Wolf
Ethel Herndon
Alta May Fidler
Eva Gilman
Schubert
Leone Cashmore
Betty ‘Hall
Helen: Wilkinson
Harold
Wheat
Community program honors trees and mothers in Columbia
A May community gathering celebrated trees from Charter Oak to the Washington elm with a reading on quaking aspen legends and a tree contest test. Refreshments followed and pictures in colonial costume were sent to Washington. Certificates in bicentennial colors will be issued to neighbors by the National Tree Association. The Rev. Roberts spoke and Memorial services are planned for May 29 with a floral tribute and living message by Rev. Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
L.A
Washington
Lafayette
National Tree Association
John Hutchins
Roberts
Missoula
Shannon of
Dillon
Sunday School Picnic Follows Luth eran Services
First Lutheran Church invites all children and parents to attend the Sunday school picnic after the 10:30 a.m. services on May 15. Pastor Orval A. Schmidt and Mrs. Chris Bay host the Ladies Aid at 558 Thomson Avenue on May 12. The pastor and Mrs. Schmidt depart May 15 for a vacation trip. Regular Sunday school is canceled that Sunday. Next Saturday May 14 the County Federation of Women’s Clubs meets in Dillon with high school musicians on the program in the training school in the afternoon. Beaver community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Turner
Ruth Cooper
Eugene Cooper
James Ashworth
J. Ashworth
R. Dyas
R. Tweedy
Musburger
E. A. Marchesseau
Irma May Holloway
Jack Brown
Bannack
Dillon
Bannacks
Armstead
al Ward
John Knoll
First Lutheran Church
Orval
Ok SY Wee
Baan Ye
Ty E
Gane Ak Iibin
Gregory
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
The
Beaver
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Juliusy
Louise
Hand
Frank Kambfch
Glendale
John Verbance
Dona Brakoves
Ah Val Tadleyich
Evelyn Polish
Mrs
Matt Polish
Henry Freeborough
Bulwell
Eng
St. Louis
Mesdames
Robert “Tweedy
Leo Musburger
William . Corbett
Lodge
Reynolds
Texas
Ban Accord
Pan
Mrs. Amerman
Son
Teddy Tweedy
Floyd Pahnish
Paul Cooper
Robert Hoffman
B. C. H. S. Gymnasium
Silver Ang
Pink Fairies
Jean Gilbert
Ruby Stephens
Myla‘ Tovey
Orange Crush
Francis Dean
Margaret Winter
James Kurtz
Mary
Hester Decker
Barry
Caskin
Doyle
Gordon
Hartwig
Orr
Rodgers
Bayers
Helen Hoerning
Mona Harding
Delores Williams
Jean Peterson
Merle _ Schmittroth
Dorothy Groshean
Judith Anne Chapman
Lima
D. Hurley
Wisdom
M. Bennett
Dell
L. Gordon
Armstein
M. Ferguson
W. Girogre
Iva Brothers
Hop
Edna Gordon
Hurley
Stewart
Bennett
Flemming
Knox
Ferguson
of Reichle
Frying Pan Basin
James Kirkpatrick
Dillon, Mont
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