Election returns text at Beaverhead courthouse
Beaverhead residents may obtain primary results Tuesday evening at the county courthouse as the Dillon Tribune and Dillon Examiner publish returns. A large scoreboard will relay precinct results by telephone with outside precincts sending final tallies, while a nights watch keeps data flowing to the public.
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Legion to revive minstrel program in Dillon area
Beaverhead post of the American Legion plans to revive the minstrel show with local talent. E. L. Fairbanks named manager as a December date is set and a future meeting will expand on plans. A style show by local merchants may feature and vaudeville acts will be included for two sold out nights.
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Aged Beaverhead Resident James Nelson Dies at 75
James Nelson aged about 75 died at the county farm hospital last Sunday morning after a long illness. He was a native of Massachusetts with relatives there. Formerly of the Big Hole basin he worked on ranches and came to Dillon when ill. He was an inmate of the county farm. funeral Tuesday at Brundage funeral home with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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University Women Plan Active Year in Billings
Members of the American Association of University Women met at Miss Jean Bishop s home to discuss eligibility criteria and planned programs for the year. Dr Robert E Albright consulted on materials for an International Economics program and local activities include a loan fund for Montana State Normal College students and tea fundraisers for library acquisitions. Meetings are the fourth Monday each month from 8 to 10 at members homes with representatives from the group attending the Billings convention.
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Robert E. Albright
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Girl Scout Council
Dbillings
S. I. Davis
W. J. Bierrum
Ed Wayne
Elizabeth Shotwell
Dillon Girl Flies With Famous Pilot
Mrs. Laura Jane Seidensticker of Dillon arrived for Spokane to visit her parents. The flight from Spokane to Butte was piloted incognito by Wiley Post, famed Winnie May co pilot, who revealed his identity after the trip. Fog prevented a stop in Missoula and the plane made a nonstop three hour leg. Spokane residents Mr. and Mrs. O C Hyssop are visiting the Andrus this week. Mrs. Hyssop was formerly Miss Wilma Andrus.
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L. S. Osborne
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Butte
Wiley Post
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O. C. Hyssop
the Andrus
Hyssop
Wilma Andrus
H. E. Andrus
Girl Scout Party Succeeds in Dillon Fund Drive Urged
Dillon sees rising interest in Girl Scouting with two Brownie packs and two Troops totaling about fifty members. A city Girl Scout community committee, drawn from churches and groups, meets monthly to plan growth and fund needs. Next year requires at least double last year, with most money staying in Dillon for local Brownies and Scouts.
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Girl Scout Community Committee
Benefits Seen In Housing Act in Dillon and Vicinity
Local leaders discuss the Better Housing program as a practical plan to create jobs, mobilize idle capital, and improve property values. Mayor Emerick notes ready capital, revived building material markets, and demand for skilled labor, with financing on favorable terms and improved occupancy for stores and offices.
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Girl Auto Victim Recovering After Village Collision
Four year old Ethel Russell was struck while crossing at Montana and Virginia streets by a car driven by Apex ranchman Frank Mittlemeier. She suffered head and body injuries but is reported to be recovering and not seriously hurt. Deputies were told Mittlemeier admitted driving the vehicle and expressed regret. no charges filed.
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Virginia
Ethel Russell
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North Idaho
Mittlemeier
Aura Orr
Lee Tower
Sheriff's Office
Beavers Fall to Livingston Panthers 81 to 0
Beavers coached by Ross suffer a heavy defeat at Livingston as the Panthers overpower them 81 to 0. Beavers show stubborn play with flashy passes but fall to Livingston’s stronger line plunges and end runs. Dillon gains 162 yards, Park 246, and Livingston tallies 18 first downs to 11 for Beaverhead.
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Beaverhead
Candidates Round Into Final for Beaverhead County Race
Campaigners press voters in remote districts as Beaverhead County prepares for a record general election with a 4100 voter registration. The final rally is at Hartwig theatre Friday night featuring Sen. B. K. Wheeler Rep. J. P. Monaghan and James K. Murray. A dog poisoner scare prompts a reward at the Tribune office for tips leading to arrest and conviction.
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Tribune Office
Dillon
Fatal Accident Near Lima Claims Toole Man
Martin Bezek of Toole Utah died after an auto crash near Lima last Sunday afternoon. He was rushed to Idaho Falls for treatment where he died that evening. Coroner James Phillips was notified by phone. a later call said he was still alive and en route to Idaho.
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Toole
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Lima
Idaho Falls
James Phillips
Idaho
Drought Committee Named for Beaverhead County
A drought committee has been appointed to keep the state drought service informed on conditions, share feed information, and advise on AAA loan compliance. Members are F. A. Hazelbaker, Ernest Orr, and Jack Keenan. Questionnaires have been mailed to local ranchers and are being returned.
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Ernest Orr
Jack Keenan
Bernard Williams
Democratic Rally Set With Wheeler Murray Monaghan
Bea verhead democratic central committee to host a rally at Hartwig theatre Friday evening. Speakers include Senator B. K. Wheeler James I Murray and Joseph Monaghan. Chairman C E Blinn notes plans are complete and a record crowd is expected.
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B. K. Wheeler
James I. Murray
Joseph Monaghan
Congress
Beaverhead
Democratic Central Committee
Hartwig Theatre
C. E. Blinn
Committees for Drive Selected for Red Cross Roll Call
Local Red Cross chapter names roll call campaign plans for November 11 29 with zone coverage by volunteers. J C Waller says workers enlisted include Mrs Florence Backus Dillon Joe Dowling for Lakeview Mrs R R Hoffman Melrose and others from Jackson Wisdom Armstead Lima Bannack Reichle Wise River expected to join soon.
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J. C. Waller
Roll Call
Fuller
Florence Backus
Dillon
Joe Dowling
Dell
J. D. Brundage
Lakeview
R. R. Hoffman
Melrose
Jackson
Wisdom
Grant
Armstead
Lima
Bannack
Reichle
Wise River
Forty and Eight Veterans Visit Butte Initiate Candidates
The Butte Voiture of Forty and Eight held a wreck at city hall on Saturday evening initiating several candidates into the order. About 20 Butte members joined a large local veterans delegation. A dinner followed the initiation.
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Bulldogs to Play Panthers Here in Helena Return Tilt
The Montana State Normal Bulldogs meet Intermountain Union College of Helena in a return game at the fairgrounds next Saturday at 2:30. Both teams rely on an aerial attack. last week’s 7-7 tie featured 150 yards in passing and 12 first downs for Normal. Hamilton connected with McGinley for a score and added the extra point on a rush.
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Local Mining Men To Gather In Butte For State Meeting
Mining Association of Montana members will meet November 3 at the New Finlen hotel in Butte at 2 p m. Attendees include mining interests from Utah Nevada Colorado and Washington with Prof W H Scott of the Montana School of Mines speaking on Non Metallic Resources of Montana. Dr W J Butler notes John Hall may address the meeting as chief engineer of the F E R A Montana relief commission.
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Butte
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F. C. Gilbert
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Colorado
Washington
W.H. Scott
Montana School of Mines
Montana
United States
W. J. Butler
Montana-relief Commission
John Hall
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