Beuverhead County Grade School Meet Noted for Success
The Beaverhead county high school hosts a standout county grade school track and scholastic meet in Dillon with 125 pupils and teachers. Wisdom led with 69 points, Lima 61, Nelson 53. ten schools competed in scholastic and track events. Ray McAninch of Nelson led individuals with three firsts and a second, ahead of John Runer of Wisdom in a tight race.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon Dast
Wisdom
Lima
Nelson
Armstead
Riverside
Blacktail
Gosman
Reichle
Dewey
Jackson
Den
Medicine Lodge
Birch Creek
Indival
Ray MecAninch
John Runer
Elwyn Bell
Lid Rebich
McAninch
Husky Wisdom
Runer
T. Downing
Adelaide Birrer
Ray McAninch
Ray
R. McAninch
M. Ryan
G.cummings
A. Millican
R. MecAninch
Dd. Downing
E. Sporich
F. Holman
Helming
F. Downing
Holman
E. Gordon
Graduates to Be Guests of Alumni at Dillmont Park Dance
Beaver Head County High School plans a commencement week feature with a dance at Dillmont Park Friday evening. The Beaver Head County Alumni Association invites its members and partners to attend and welcome the incoming class. invites may be secured through Miss Joyce Williams.
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Beaverhead
Dillmont Park
Joyce Williams
Elasres
Women’s Athletic Association
Constance Bregan
Normal College
New Grandstand to Be Built at Fair Grounds
A new grandstand will be constructed this summer at the fair grounds to be ready for the county fair in September. George Dart announces approval, with H. E. Andrus, George FE Baker, and George Opp as committee, W. T. Morrison in charge of tearing down old structures. Lumber from the old buildings will be reused, the bleachers kept in use, and bids for the new addition will be called soon with work to start in June.
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George Dart
Fair Board
H. E. Andrus
George FE
Baker
George Opp
W. T. Morrison
Fair Grounds
Streams in county added to closed fishing season
At the state game and fish commission annual meeting changes were made closing certain streams in Beaverhead Madison and other areas to fishing during various periods. The report lists Beaverhead streams from Armstead to Horse Prairie, and Madison river sections, plus expanded closures including Agnes Lake and Birch Creek, with extended and added seasons to July and May 20.
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State Game and Fish Commission
Beaverhead
Madison County
Th Commission
Montana Wild Life
Commission
Eaverhead
Decker
Armstead
Horse Prairie
Beaverhead River
Big Hole
Red Rock
Madison
Madison River
Red Bluff
Missouri River
Lower Dam
Hutchin
Madison Lake
Brannin
Madison—Louwer
Meadow Creek
Brown
Blacktail Creek
Beaverhead County Welcomes World Champion Ted Renfro
Ted Renfro world trapshooting champion returns home near Dell after sweeping 19 major titles in Europe as part of the American team. He inspires no ceremony yet plans for a Dillon shoot and banquet May 24 with shooters from Sheridan, Butte, Anaconda, and more. A new automatic trap debuted at the fair grounds with a successful tryout as 12,500 clay birds were dispatched.
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Beaverhead County
Rr. W
Ted) Renfro
Europe
Dell
Ted
Butte
Ted Renfro
Meaverhead County
Benfro
Dillon Club
Sheridan
Anaconda
Andrus Hotel
Fair Grounds
Stockmen and Bankers To Make Montana Tour
North Dakota and Minnesota live stock feeders and bankers plan a five day 2100 mile Montana tour in mid June. Led by John W. Haw the trip aims to inspect cattle and sheep herds and discuss ranching issues with Montana producers. The tour runs June 16 to 20 with rail travel 1500 miles in a special Pullman car and 600 miles by auto.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
John W. Haw
Agricultural Development Department
Northern Pacific Railway
Greater North Dakota Association
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Rockies
Blackfoot
Missoula
Flathead
Bitter Root
Miles City
Custor National Forest
Wyoming Line
Haw
Montana State Normal College Whitewash Tradition
Scores of students at Montana State Normal College paid tribute to Mark Twain by emulating Tom Sawyer. They donned overalls and hiking outfits as the campus west of town received its annual coat of whitewash during the college holiday.
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Montana State Normal College
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Signal
Drive On For Boy Scout Funds In Dillon
The Dillon Scout Finance Committee urged renewed support for the Boy Scout fund. Last year donations expanded scouting from 31 to 61 boys across three troops and improved youth fitness and citizenship. Contributions, due by May 18, should be mailed to the Dillon Scout Finance Committee in care of Lambert Viel.
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Dillon
Dillon Scout Finance Committee
Lambert Viel
J. H. Gilbert
W. B. Hartwig
T. Lee McCracken
T.E. Luebbens
Lambert Eliel
Miss Violet Eastman and Others Travel to Missoula Meet
Bill Ballard and Isabel Doyle depart Wednesday to attend the Missoula track meet. Doyle will represent Beaver in the declamation contest with Violet Eastman also part of the group.
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Violet
Eastman
Isabel
Doyle
Bill Ballard
Missoula
Miss. Doyle
Beaver
Montana State Normal Track Team Heads to Collegiate Meet
The Montana State Normal College track team left Missoula on Wednesday to compete at a collegiate meet this Saturday. Members include James Murray Howard Jenkins Donald Blair M McKenzie Bill Wolverton Roscoe Cornell and Gilyle Nelson, with Coach O K Moe.
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Montana State Normal College
Missoula
Roscoe Cornell
Gilyle Nelson
O. K. Moe
Clemow Again Heads State Stockgrowers
George Clemow was unanimously re elected as president of the Montana Stockgrowers association at a Bozeman convention. Officers Julian Terrett W H Donald and N A Phillips were re elected. resolutions supported returning seven million acres to the state and TB eradication efforts. Beaverhead residents attended including Sam Wilkinson and I A Hazelbaker.
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George Clemow
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Bozeman
Stils
Julian Terrett
Brandenburg
W. H. Donald
Melville
N. A. Phillips
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Montana Packers of Meats
Clemon
Montana Association
Beaverhead
Atendance
Sam Wilkinson
I. A. Hazelbaker
Charles Burden
Trumpeter Swans Spotlighted in Montana Wild Life Article
May issue features Paul J. Fair's photos and writing on Redrock Lake trumpeter swans. The piece notes their rarity in Montana, nesting near Redrock Lake and limited disturbance during duck season, with Blaz Lugar credited for locating a nest at Idylwild and aiding the shoot.
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Montana Wild Life
Montana State Game and Fish Department
Paul J. Fair
Redrock Lake
Montana
Blaz Lugar
Idylwild
Centennial Valley
Interesting Meeting of Presbyterian Men’s Club Banquet
The Presbyterian church Men’s Club held its final season meeting as a banquet at the Andrus hotel dining room with about 40 attendees. Rev. J. D. Smith gave the principal talk on the history of religion, T. Lee McCracken presided, and Mrs. Clark Anderson delivered the welcome with Dr. F. H. Bim and W. C. Hardy contributing. A resolution added two members to the committee.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Andrus Hotel
T. Lee McCracken
J. D. Smith
Charles Henry
Clark Anderson
F. H. Bimrose
W. C. Hardy
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Sheldon I. Davis
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J. Ford McBain
American Chemical Society
Frances Robinson
Helen Catherine Ballard
St. Vincent Academy
Helena
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