Schools Safe Self-Inspection Blank Promoted After New London Disaster
The National Board of Fire Underwriters urges use of its self inspection form to identify school fire hazards. It notes widespread adoption, free distribution, and calls for monthly checks by a team of teacher, janitor, and fire department representative to prevent future tragedy.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters of
New York
New London
Texas
United States
Board
National Association of Public School Business Officials
Quantrell Guerrillas Reunite at Blue Springs
Sixteen of Quantrells Guerrillas gathered at Blue Springs Missouri with seventeen living members including Frank James. Mrs Caroline Quantrell attended and spoke for her son. Survivors, all in Missouri, recalled brutal crimes in ferocious detail as the Civil War era ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Quantrell
Blue Springs
Frank James
Caroline Quantrell
Masons Plan New Temple Site at Idaho and Bannack
Dillon business leaders meet at the urging of Rev. S D Hooker to discuss excavations for a new Masonic temple on the corner of Idaho and Bannack streets. They also weigh a proposal for a cemetery likely east of the city.
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Masonic Temple
Idaho and
Bannack Streets
Dillon Readers Hear of Maggie A Gibson Christening
May 23 brings many Dillon residents to Bannack for the christening of the dredge boat Maggie A Gibson. Beaverhead county high school will graduate seven students on May 25. The item also notes worsening conditions in Cuba and calls for U S intervention.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Bannack
Maggie .A. Gibson
Beaverhead County
Cuba
Rounding Up Suspects Leads to Street Labor
During the evening twenty five individuals were rounded up and forty six in total were put to work on the streets, reflecting local enforcement actions.
Large cattle deal closes as 2300 head sold
Centennial Land and Cattle company of Lakeview sells 2300 mixed cattle to Frank Rife Duff and Duff Albert Metzel for about 165000. Montana State Normal College expects 55 graduates next week. County boosts Liberty Bond subscriptions as campaigns run strong. Agriculture department urges housewives to eat more corn meal and hominy grits replacing wheat products.
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the Tribune
Centennial Land and Cattle Company of
Lakeview
Frank Rife
Duff
Liberty Bond
United States Department of Agriculture
Teachers Hold Conclave at Lima
Beav erhead local of the MBEA met at the Peat hotel Lima on May 6 with thirty four members. Officers elected: G W McMullin Lima president Miss Ottlie Brauer Dillon vice president Miss Evelyn Rimel Dillon secretary treasurer. Reports from Dillon Lima on delegate assemblies Inland Empire Education and National Department of Superintendence were presented. Entertainment included a vocal solo tap dance cornet trio and student musical renditions directed by Miss Gladys Burtch.
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Beaverhead
M. BE. A
Peat Hotel
Lima
G. W. McMullin
Ottlie Brauer
Dillon
Evelyn Rimel
Butte
Conrad Orr
Evelyn Mikkelsen
Genevieve Albertson
Grace Lochrie
Charles Henry
Inland ‘Empire
Spokane
Jessie Duboc
The
Normal College
New Orleans
National Department of Superintendence
Hileen Richardson
Betty Keane
Miss Richardson
Wallace Conine
James Gray
Bobby Gosman
Gladys Burtch
Solitude by Robert Clark
A poem describes nature scenes from a verdant couch looking outward into space. The speaker finds solace and companionship in the wild, tracing beloved ideals on the spirit canvas of the mind while comparing life to the city’s loneliness. The piece appears in Nature Magazine's May issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Nature Magazine
Public Health Lab men research plague in Dillon region
William Jellison and Ed Grimes of the United States Public Health laboratory at Hamilton have been in Dillon and vicinity during the last week working on research about purborite plague and spotted fever. Mrs Emerson Hughes visited Horse Prairie Friday.
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William Jellison
Ed Grimes
United States
Hamilton
Dillon
Ing
Shoplifter jailed after depot chase
O. Eb. Gold, a transient, was arrested Monday afternoon by Sheriff Paul Temple Deputy Ted Renfro and Chief Charles Nelson after a dramatic depot grounds chase following shoplifting at J C Penney. He was arraigned Tuesday and sentenced to 15 days in county jail by Judge Louis Stahl. Gold reportedly took shirts and fled toward Blacktail creek areas.
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O. EB. Gold
Paul Temple
Ted Renfro
Charles Nelson
Louis Stahl
Gdild
J. C. Penney
Thas Gold Bank
Blacktail Creek
Junior Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Officers for the coming year were elected at a regular meeting held at Rose Ann Callan's home. Elected were Chairman Darleen Kakuske, vice chairman Elfreda Paddock, secretary Erma Lou Warner, chaplain Esther Schmittroth, organist Ardella Lanner, sergeant at arms Margaret Callahan, flag bearers Amy Correll Rose Ann Callahan Marcia Warner Mary Beth Smith. Following the meeting, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ann Callan
Darleen Kakuske
Elfreda Paddock
Erma Lou Warner
Esther Schmittroth
Ardella Lanner
Margaret Callahan
Amy Correll
Rose Ann Callahan
Marcia Warner
Mary
Beth Smith
Renovations Complete in Hazelbaker Office
Extensive remodeling in the Hazelbaker building created a modern interior housing F. A. Hazelbaker Insurance, Southern Montana Abstract, Beaverhead Madison Farm Loan, Federal Land Bank branch, Bozeman Production Credit, and Water Users Irrigation company offices.
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F. A.hazelbaker
F. A. Hazelbaker Insurance Company
Southern Montana Abstract Company
Beaverhead-Madison Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Bozeman Production Credit Association
Water Users Irrigation Company
Junior Legion Opens Season with 7 2 Win at County Grounds
Dillon's Junior Legion A trounces a high school team 7 to 2 at the county fairgrounds to start the baseball season. Pitchers were Smith A Bradley and S Bradley for the Junior Legion with F Bayerd catching. Steele and Roland were the high school battery. Coach Leland Schoonover hails a bright season and praises the early form of his pitchers.
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Dillon
Junior Legion
County Fairgrounds
Steele
Roland
Smith
A. Bradley
S. Bradley
F. Bayerd
Leland Schoonover
Legionaires
Pan-Hellenic elects new officers at Canyon lodge dinner
Members of Pan-Hellenic held a social gathering at the Canyon lodge south of town. After a dinner and bridge, a short business meeting elected officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. W. G. Gilbert president, Mrs. W. J. Bierrum vice president, Miss Helen Dahlberg treasurer, and Miss Bille Hinkle secretary.
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Pan-Hellenic
Canyon Lodge
W. G. Gilbert
W. J. Bierrum
Helen Dahlberg
Bille Hinkle
Dillon Appliance Co Opens in Dillon Motor Building
Logan, manager, announces Dillon Appliance company opens in the Dillon Motor building and will offer Kelvinator refrigerators washing machines and accessories. Demonstration machines placed on the floor Friday morning.
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Logan
Dillon Appliance Company
Dillon Motor Company
Kelvinator
Notice for Public Land Claim Final Proof in Montana
Department of the Interior Land Office at Great Falls announces George Cottrell of Wisdom Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a coast land claim in Section 2 Township 2 South Range 16 West Montana. The hearing before Norman Giles at Dillon on June 6 1937 lists witnesses James H Scofield Herbert S Armitage Robert Lloyd Dobbins and Victor S Olsen all of Wisdom Montana.
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Department of “the Interior
Great’ Falls
Montana
George Cottrell
Wisdom
Neve
Lune
M. P
Meridian
Norman Giles
District Court
Dillon
James H. Scofield
Herbert S. Armitage
Robert Lloyd Dobbins
Montane Victor S. Olsen
Monsa
Notice to Heirs on Mining Claim Expenditures in Beaverhead
Butte Montana May 6 1937 Paul Girard and Fred Girard heirs or assigns notified that expenditures totaling 1800 dollars have been made for annual labor on quartz lode mining claims Anaconda New Anaconda Heckla Luck Jene Mountain View New Anaconda No 2 and New Anaconda Mill Site in Pond Creek Beaverhead County under U A C Title 30 Section 28. If not paid within ninety days the co owner will lose their interest to the claimant who has paid.
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Butte
Montana
Paul Girard
Fred. Girard
Mountain
Dominig Bruno
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Oscar Forman Deceased
In Beaverhead County Montana the administrator Frank McFadden invites all creditors and claimants against Oscar Forman deceased to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown to J E Kelly attorney at law Dillon Montana. Dated May 4 1937.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Oscar Forman
J. E. Kelly
Frank
McFadden
Dillon
Thia
Alias Summons in Beaverhead Montana Divorce Case
Alias summons issued in the district court of Beaverhead County Montana. Elizabeth Godkin sues Charles R Godkin for divorce on grounds of desertion and neglect since long before filing. Defendant must answer within twenty days. failure to appear may result in default judgment. May 1 1937 seal of court. Attorney John Collins Dillon Montana. First publication May 6 1937.
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Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Elizabeth Godkin
Charles R.godkin
Norman Gilmus
W. M. Stone
John Collins
Dillon
Notice to Creditors of Edward B Hastings Estate
The undersigned executor Guy Mooney provides in Beaverhead County Montana that all persons with claims against Edward Burton Hastings deceased must present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed at the law offices of John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana the place for estate business first published April 22 1937.
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Edward Burton Hastings
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dilson
Montana
Sheriff's Sale Notice Involving Peterson vs Jorgenson Estate
The case of John Peterson vs Edith L Jorgenson and multiple Jorgenson heirs will be settled by sheriff sale on May 18 1937 at 2 PM. The sale will occur at the Beaufort front door covering Lot 13 and sections 23 24 including surrounding parcels.
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Sheriff's
John Peterson
Pisintiff
Edith L. Jorgenson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Ralph W. Jorgenson
Arthur .R. Jorgenson
Ada Hyatt
Edith .M. Jorgenson
Ang
Harriet J. Hansen
Harriet M. Jorgenson
A. D
P. Neraty
Beautoia
NEUSE
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Saedenie
American Press Association
Tribune
Missouri
Humbug
Walter Welman
North Pole
Gilmore and
Pittsburg
Armstead
Salmon
Idaho
Stone
Soe Jay
DtEes' Diem Sohn
Vincennes
France
Cari
R. Gray
Karl T. Compton
Mass
Institute of Technology
W. S. McLean
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Charles Gadd
M.I.T
Ways
Georgia
Seaboard Air Line
Weason
Milody
Srpensants
Rane
Solitude
Robert Clark
Emerson
Hughes
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hazelbaker
Dillon Appliance
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