Beavershead Citizen Responds On Normal School Support
Pearl S. Smith addresses Beaverhead County citizens denying favoritism for Billings School over Dillon Normal. He cites Senate service and ongoing efforts to secure a four year program and Montana state land income for Dillon Normal. He argues for protecting public schools while pursuing prudent economies for future generations.
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Beaverhead County
State Senate
Billings ‘School
Dillon Normal
Billings Normal
Montana
Dillon
Helena
Pearl ‘S
Smith
Pearl I. Smith
Lima Ledger
Dillon Papers
Billings Normal School
Dillon Normal School
Billings State Normal School
House Journal
House
Beaverhead
Kilgore Couple Granted Marriage License Saturday
Theodora of Kilgore Idaho and Helen M Herschi of Kilgore Idaho received a marriage license Saturday afternoon. Ben Frohman, a well known old-time Dillon resident, has returned from California where he sought treatment at a medicinal springs and is reported improved in health.
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A. Theodora
Palmer
Helen M. Herschi
Ben Frohman
Dillon
California
Frying. Paneee Springs Sheltered Quick James Kirkpatrick
Fragmented OCR notes refer to frying, springs, sheltering, and a person named James Kirkpatrick. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases and partial terms. No definite event, organization, or location emerges.
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James Kirkpatrick
Women urged to vote for American home safety
The text notes Miss Jessie Duboc as associate hostess for an official visit and a scrapbook party after the meeting. National and State officers urge every woman to vote intelligently, stressing the safety of American homes and children and the duty of citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthe
Jessie
Pretty home wedding at Simpson residence
A quiet ceremony was held at the Simpson home with Rev H St James Episcopal officiating. Miss Dorothy Redmond of Wyoming and I C Hubbard of Endicott Washington exchanged vows. A wedding dinner followed and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Redmond who own a ranch in the Big Hole basin, will reside in Washington with her husband.
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A. A. Simpson
St. James Episcopal
Dorothy Redmo
Wyoming
I. C. Hubbard
Endicott
Wash
W. P. Redmond
Big Hole Basin
Mr. Simpson
Washington
State University promotes Grizzly battalion corporals
Wilber Squires, a sophomore at State University Missoula, is one of 21 men promoted to corporal in the Grizzly battalion. The appointment rests on outstanding work in the first year basic military training course. Eight men were also promoted to sergeant.
Dillon Elks Election Party At I C C F Hall
Dillon lodge of Elks holds an election party next Tuesday evening at I C C F hall. Returns from various precincts will be announced with the Examiner-Tribune and both parties assisting. Refreshments served during the evening. Hall opens at 7 30.
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Dillon Lodge of Elks
Examiner-Tribune
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples in Idaho
Marriage licenses were issued Monday afternoon to Herschel Ray Bowman of Idaho Falls and May Seal of Salt Lake, and to Ralph B. Fisher of St. Anthony and Winnifred Hyde of Pocatello. Judge George Opp tied the first knot and Rev. J. A. Meeke the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel
Ray Bowman
Idaho Falls
May Seal
Salt Lake
Ralph B. Fisher
St. Anthony
Idaho
Winnifred ‘Hyde
Pocatello
George Opp
J. A. Meeke
Suitcase Stolen From Glen Station Platform
While waiting for the evening train at Glen station, Janie Bryan and Isabel Mast left a suitcase on the platform. They returned to find it missing and authorities have not located the item.
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the Glen
Janie Bryan
Isabel Mast
Looting at Phillips apartments hits two ice boxes
Police seek a man described as loitering around Sunday night after intruders robbed two refrigerators in the Phillips apartments. Food and dishware were taken and authorities pursue the suspect.
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Phillips Apartments
Safeway Store Improves Interior and Shelving for Shoppers
Safeway manager Gasser completes an improvement program at the Safeway store. Interior appearance and display stacking have been enhanced. Shelving redesigned to be more convenient for the shopper.
Youths Plead Guilty to Illegally Selling Horses
William Redding and Walter Gernus pleaded guilty in district court before Judge George Opp to illegally sell three head of horses driven off the range. The court sentenced them to 60 days in county jail.
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William Redding
Walter Gernus
George Opp
St James Guild to Meet Thursday at 3 PM
The St James guild will gather Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the guild hall. Hostesses are Mrs Mose Smyth and Mrs L F Molleur.
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St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Mose Smyth
L. F. Molleur
Miss May Clemon Returns from visit to Winnifred Mitchell
Miss May Clemon, long a house guest of Miss Winnifred Mitchell, has returned early in the week to her home in the Big Hole basin. James Jensen Armstead was a placeholder note in the fragment.
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May Clemon
Socialist Student Election Promotes Reading at Beaverhead High
The Beaverhead county high school chapter of Quill and Scroll sponsors a two day election on November 7 and 8 to engage students in national affairs. Mrs. C. P. Willis explains the vote aims to foster interest in politics and teach voting duties for later life. Committees run polls and ballots, with students serving as registrars and tellers. booths will be set in the outer office to mimic a real election.
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Quill and Scroll of
Beaverhead County High School
United States
C. P. Willis
Alvin Bay
Philip Gauchay
Bruce Gilbert
Jack Gilbert
Leonard Hansen
Margaret Sweeney
Doris Bowers
Jean Gilbert
Alice Peterson
Isabel Houghton
Jean Bayers
Dorothy Talent
Cecile Morrison
Laura Hudson
Francis Tonney
Beatrice Bayers
the Beaver
Two Amendments On Ballot In November Election
Montana voters will receive a separate ballot on election day for two constitutional amendments. One would restrict voting on bond issues to real estate taxpayers and qualified voters, and the other would allow county commissioners to fill legislative vacancies without a special election.
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Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Legislative Assembly
Mrs Hazelbaker Honored by Helena Women
Mrs. Frank A. Hazelbaker wife of the Republican gubernatorial candidate was honored by women of Helena and Lewis and Clark county at a large reception tea in the Placer hotel. Hundreds attended regardless of party, while she was hosted by Mrs A T Hibbard during her Capital city visit.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Helena
Lewis & Clark County
Placer Hotel
Hazelbaker
Capital City
A. T. Hibbard
John Anderson of Wisdom Visits City Last Thursday
John Anderson of Wisdom was in the city as a business visitor last Thursday. He met local officials and discussed potential trade opportunities during the visit.
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John Anderson of
Wisdom
Arnold Seeks Lieutenant Governor Post With Montana Senate Ties
Steve C. Arnold Republican candidate for lieutenant governor centers his campaign on reforming government and boosting Montana agriculture. A stillwater county representative in the 20th to 22nd assemblies, he served as speaker pro tem in 22nd. praised for bipartisan support and strong farming ties. He advocates protecting Montana products and reducing non essentials while backing economy and welfare.
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State Senate
Steve C. Arnold
Arnold
Broadview
Stillwater County
Montana
House of Representatives
Farmers’ Union
Montana Sportsmen's Association
Post Office Exams Yield High Marks for Dillon Clerks
Three Dillon post office clerks Jay V McCarthy Edward Wayne and Earl Walker made perfect grades in a Montana state scheme exam conducted by W C Ott chief clerk at large on Monday Ernest Nelson achieved 99.64 percent The test ranked about 850 post offices across the state with around 50 separations.
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Dillon
Jay V. McCarthy
Edward Wayne
Earl Walker
Montana
W. C. Ott
Ernest Nelson
Bridge Club Hosts Meeting at Herron Home
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. M B Herron at her home near the electric light plant south of the city.
Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting Announced
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. All members are requested to attend.
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Methodist,aid
Methodist Ladies
Aid
Another Language in stock at Tribune Book Store
The club will discuss the play Another Language at the meeting on November 19. it is available in the Tribune Book Store for $2.00. Local social notes include visits and travel by residents across Dillon and nearby towns. Deputy Paul Temple reportedly hunted a deer in the Argenta area Sunday.
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Tribune Book Store
Paul Temple
Argenta
I B Mining Co Boosts Bannack County Growth This Ad
In Bannack the I B Mining Co operates a large mill day and night, employing over fifty workers and investing more than two hundred thousand dollars. The firm’s activities have transformed Bannack from a nearly abandoned town to a thriving community with a school and improved roads and power. Citizens urge support for constructive mining candidates to continue county prosperity. Paid Political Ad.
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Bannack
I. B. Mining Co
Beaverhead
Notable Visitors and Early Week Travels Mentioned
Alex Peyre of Dell spent the latter part of the week in the city. John FT. Knight of Bannack was in town last Thursday. Paul Watzig visited in Dillon last Thursday from his ranch in the Big Hole basin. K. F. Sill was down from Lima last Thursday on business. Fred Chapman and A. G. Williams left Monday for Butte after being drawn on the federal grand jury. Forest Supervisor A. A. Simpson visited the Wall Creek section last Monday. Norman Henry spent the first of the week in Sheridan on official business.
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Alex Peyre
Dell
John FT. Knight of
Bannack
Paul Watzig
Dillon
Big Hole
Fred Chapman
A. G. Williams
Butte
Federal Grand Jury
A. A. Simpson
Wall Creek
Norman Henry
Sheridan
Wisdom businessman Tom Schultz visits city last Thursday
Wisdom businessman Tom Schultz visited the city last Thursday for meetings and local engagements. He met with business leaders and explored potential collaborations in the area.
Thanks for kindness at illness death and funeral of Henry Hackett
The family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy shown during illness and after the death and at the funeral of beloved brother and uncle Henry Hackett. Gratitude is sent to the Red Men Lodge Reverend Shannon choir pallbearers and all who sent floral offerings especially Mrs Mary H York Mrs L E H Culver Jr and Mrs Fred Moore Fred Hanson.
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Henry Hackett
Red Men Lodge
C. Shannon
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Armstead
Kalispell, Mont
Ak Pe
Arowtara
Bridge Club
Shakespeare Club
J. C. Brenner of
Grant
L. G. Sperry of
Monida
Mrs. R. A. Richter
Norris
J. H. Bray
Centennial Valley
City
John Nelson of
E. M; Gibson
Frank Rife
the Rife, Jr
Medicine “Lodge
Elks
Mansfield of
ZC Inc
Con
1. By Mining Co
K. F. Sill
Lima
Tom Schultz
Mary H. York
L. E. H. Culver Jr
Fred Moore
Fred Hanson
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