Mail contract awarded for Monida to Henry Lake run
The 1889 90 period sees S Burnside win the Monida to Henry Lake mail carrying contract for the coming year. A New Jersey buyer has purchased all but two of Vic Smith’s winter catches. Thomas H Rea travels from Glendale to Dillon to seek a license to wed Miss Mabel E French. A rich New Departure mine vein yields about six feet of ore with 300 ounces silver per ton. Brown ships about a carload weekly. Jake Fishburn slips from a scaffold while painting William Mauldin’s house, suffers only a shakeup from an 18 foot fall.
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the Tribune
Monida
Henry Lake
S. Burnside
New Jersey
Vic Smith
Thomas H. Rea
Glendale
Dillon
Mabel E. French
Hon. L. A. Brown
Brawn
William Mauldin
Jake Fishburn
Big Hole ranch bought by Martin Sorenson
Martin Sorenson of the Big Hole basin purchased the Roe ranch spanning 600 acres. The Presbyterian manse frame is up with plans for early completion. E. Timer hosted a euchre party for Mrs. Mullins Dr Swartz of Butte and Miss Smith of Helena. Norris won a salad dish prize. County Attorney Joseph Poindexter returns from St Louis noting benefit and good health. The town jokes about providing stilts for crosswalk travelers.
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the Tribune
Martin Sorenson
Big Hole Basin
Roe Ranch
E. Timer
Patrick Mullins
Swartz
Butte
Mary Smith
Helena
Norris
Jos. B. Poindexter
St. Louis
Marriage license issued in Wis dom and Jackson couple to wed
C J Woodwoth of wisdom and Miss Mary Alice Finsley of Jackson received a marriage license yesterday. They plan to marry next Sunday at the bride’s parents home near Jackson. Earl Wheat forms a Dillon ball team using five former Dillon players and local experts. Anna Pfiffner, a school teacher south of Dillon, suffered serious injuries in a runaway accident last week. E L Burles resigns as electrician at the federal building in Butte to lead an electrical plant in Dillon.
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the Tribune
C. J. Woodwoth
Wisdom
Mary Alice Finsley
Jackson
W. H. Finsley
Earl Wheat
Dillon
Barry
Wheat
LaCroix
Ripley
Meyers
Anna Pfiffner
E. L. Burles
Federal
Butte
Hartwig to Install Hope Jones Organ at Theatre
From the Tribune May 23 1919 Hartwig theatre owner W B Hartwig has purchased a three manual Hope Jones pipe organ to be installed soon Ground is broken on the Eliel lot for a new plumbing heating and timing shop to be run by T E Luebben An unusually warm May week saw temperatures up to 83 degrees The D A R elected officers with Mrs Alvan S Anderson regent Miss Nina Nash vice regent Mrs George W Lovell secretary and Mrs Maurice A (name cut)
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the Tribune
W. B. Hartwig
Hartwig Theatre
Hope-Jones
Eliel
Montana Mercantile Building
City Hall
T. E. Luebben
Mercury
Alvan S. Anderson
Nina Nash
A. A. U. W. To Hold Meeting Sunday Tea Event
Dillon branch of the American Association of University Women wraps up the season with a Sunday tea May 21 from 4 to 6 PM at Mrs. T. Lee McCracken's home recreation room. Guests may view a traveling art exhibit from the Butte Art Center featuring lithographs wood engravings and silk prints. Election of officers will occur during the gathering.
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Dillon
American Association of University Women
T. Lee McCracken
McCracken
Butte Art Center
Washington, D. C
Moran and Redfern Wed at St Rose Church
Leonard Moran and Mildred Redfern of Laurin were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. Father F. X. Lechner at St. Rose church. Attendants were Albert Stamm of Dillon and Miss K Bradley of Butte. The bride formerly resided in Dillon. the groom hails from a noted Ruby Valley family.
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Leonard Moran
Mildred Redfern
Laurin
F. X. Lechner
St. Rose Church
Albert Stamm
Dillon
K. Bradley
Butte
Ruby Valley
Patrol to Inspect Automobile Brakes
Several members of the Montana Highway patrol will be here within the next few days to check brakes of automobiles traveling the highways in this vicinity. Summonses will be issued to drivers of cars whose brakes are faulty or defective. Brake inspections are part of the highway patrols campaign to reduce the accident toll on Montana highways.
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The
Montana Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Montana
Republican Women Meet in Beaverhead
Beaverhead Republican Women's club holds Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs Dysart Gowen home at 2 30. Mrs F C McFadden will present a paper on the national debt and Mrs A F Waldorf will discuss foreign relations.
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Beaverhead
Republican Women’s Club
Dysart Gowen
F. C. McFadden
A. F. Waldorf
Diana Rebekah Lodge Meets Thursday at Eight
The Diana Rebekah lodgewu holds a regular meeting Thursday evening at 8 o clock. Following the meeting, refreshments will be served.
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Diana Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting In Church Parlors
The Methodist Ladies Aid will be entertained in the church parlors Thursday afternoon at 3 15 oclock by Mrs Lulu Shaw Mrs George French and Mrs Ed Knox.
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Methodist
Lulu Shaw
George French
Ed Knox
Counties Receive $1.53 Million From State In Nine Months
Montana split 1 532 004 among its counties in the first nine months of the current fiscal year per State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon. Distribution totaled 883 929 from common school interest and income, 23 031 from the oil production fund, 11 442 from the forest reserve fund, 157 367 from the common school equalization fund, and 456 233 from the public school general fund.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
Summer session conferences boost at Missoula university
The State University at Missoula will raise summer session value by 10 conferences featuring nationally known speakers. Dr. C D Shalkenberger, director, says the conferences aim to help students solve problems in their lines of work.
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State University
Missoula
C. D. Shalkenberger
Manse Society Meeting Postponed by Illness
The Presbyterian notes a manse society gathering delayed due to sickness. An announcement cites Mr and Miss Diora of Kaliapellare and the George Baker home as part of the social circle involved.
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Manse Society
Rade
Missy Diora
Kaliapellaré
George Bakér
Military satire and armament talk mix in wartime wrap
The piece sketches spoof naval impersonations by John Husted and a parade of armament deals as Nazi Germany arms Balkan states with large credits. It notes WPA costs at the New York World’s Fair and a French mission arriving to order French war material, plus Soviet delivery of the destroyer Tashkent at Odessa.
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Nazi Germany
Balkan
Yugoslavia
New York
America
Works Progress Administration
Woodrum
New York City
Treasury
WPA
Congress
Federal
Brehon Burke- Somervell
DSC
West Pointer
Arkansas
John Husted
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Manhattan
U. S. Navy
Husted
Bush C. Hills
U. S
Anderson
Riverside Drive
Hudson
Philadelphia
Leutenant
Germany
France
Czechoslovakia
Odessa
Soviet
Russia
Black Sea
Tashkent
Social Security Names First 50 Families by Old-Age Accounts
The Social Security board announced the top fifty families by old-age insurance accounts. First listed is Smith with 418,000 accounts, followed by Johnson 350,530 Brown 254,750 Williams 250,312 Miller 240,180 and Jones 235,540 among the leaders.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Smith
Johnson
Brown
Williams
Miller
Jones
Chamberlain in German eyes turns from hero to vilified figure
The German public once hailed British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain as a peacemaker after his 1938 visits. Pressure from Goebbels led to a Nazi ban on two postcards showing Chamberlain with Hitler under a protection of national symbols law. Also noted is King Zog of Albania traveling with a large refugee group to Istanbul, Turkey, following a perilous flight.
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Berlin
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Herr Hitler
Dreesen
Godesberg
Godesburg Castle
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Reich
Greece
Zog
Geraldine
Skander
Albania
Istanbul
Turkey
Crown Prince Akihito and young peers
The piece notes Japan’s future emperor Akihito at five, with a line of noble playmates chosen by talent. It describes his palace life, toys, and sessions with twenty young peers, plus four new child protégés matching moods. It contrasts with Hollywood box office for Snow White trailing a record.
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Akihito
Yasuo Nishi
Yoshitaka Torio
Takatoshi Kinoshita
Tsuyo Mishima
Hollywood
U. S
Walt Disney
al Jolson
Hearing on Montana Dakota gas import permit set
The Montana Dakota Utilities company will face a May 15 hearing in Helena before state and federal regulators on its request to import Canadian natural gas into Montana. The firm currently uses a temporary permit from Rogers Imperial field north of Shelby. Board members Middleton Smith and Casey opposed grant before the hearing as gas and oil operators protest the permit.
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Montana- Dakota Utilities Company
Montana
Helena
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Rogers Imperial
Shelby
Canada
Austin B. Middleton
Paul T. Smith
Horace F. Casey
Decision Reversed on Railway Taxes
Treasure county levied a 19 mill tax on Northern Pacific railway property in 1937. The state supreme court reversed the Treasure county district court ruling, allowing the railroad to recover taxes paid under protest, holding state law limits levy to 16 mills and excess payments are recoverable.
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Treasure County
State Supreme Court
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana Hunters Yield 21 000 Big Game Meat Returns
United States Forest Service survey shows 50 000 subjects hunted in Montana last season but only 21 000 brought back meat. The 7 000 elk and 14 000 deer were bagged. Wildlife chief Percy Melis notes overall big game in good shape though moose, sheep, antelope and mountain goats hold steady or rise slowly. Population figures list deer 125 000 elk 25 000 grizzly bears 500 moose 2 000 antelope 10 000 big horn sheep under 1 000 mountain goats 4 000.
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Diana
Montana Hills
United States Forest Service
Percy Melis
Montana
Commissioner’s search for workman in Helena lodging house
County Commissioner Paul Standley of Lewis and Clark sought a hired man for his fair in Helena. He visited the building where transients are fed and housed, approaching eight men resting after a long night.
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Paul * Standley
Lewis and Clark
Helena
Wood Tick Paralysis Reported to State Health Board
One case of wood tick paralysis, caused by a poisonous tick bite not carrying spotted fever, has been reported to the state board of health this spring. Health officials say one or two cases occur yearly, usually from the western region, with last week's case from Sanders County. The report also notes a case of spotted tick fever from Missoula and 173 measles and 46 chicken pox cases statewide.
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State Board of. Health
Health Board
Sanders County
Missoula
Alias Summons in Beaverhead District Court
Argenta Ranch Company files alias summons in the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana. John Collins of Dillon represents the plaintiff with first publication dated May 18 1939.
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Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Beaverhead
Argenta Ranch Company
John” Collins
Dillon Mont
Plaintiff
District Court OF the Fifth Judicial District
Christine Albers Odell
District Court of the
Orr
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Chaunty
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Methodist Ladies Aid
le Mee
IME
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Sarretly
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal ‘Deposit Insurance Corporation
Maple Coral
Goodrich
Opal Scott Dalrymple
Gladys Scott Peterson
Doris Scott Anderson
George Scott
Clyde C. Scott
C. W. Scott
Towit
Eyney
Nwynewy
Seyswy
Norman Giles
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