Beaverhead Republicans Swamped by Democratic Landslide
Beaverhead County delivered a sweeping Democratic victory in all contested races as four uncontested offices also went Democrat. Notable margins fell across the ticket with Judge Albert J. Galen losing by five votes and Joe Metlen carrying 1,671 to 992 for Tom DuBois.
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Beaverhead
Mark Twain
Albert Anderson
John A. Matthews
Leonard C. Young
Te BL Carey
Joe Metlen
Tom DuBois
W. B. Hartwig
A. L. Anderson
W. C. Orr
Dan Mooney
Rebecca Connelley
John S. Baker
Mr. Baker
T. E. Gilbert
Gladys Garr
James FE. Phillips
U.S
Bo Hee
Wena Abe
Diane
Albert J. Galen Bt
Thomas J. “Walsh
John M. Evans
Wrens Seewertesrerenceaarenss
Railroad Commissioner “L
T. H. DuBois
Lee Eee
Joe Metlen Batten
Sheriff
D. Mooney
John
Baker
Bertie Mathews
Assessor Bee Sane
B. W. Emerick
T. E. Gilbert Ates
Ieee
Emameneser Renee
George R. Metlen
James
Phillips Mists
W. F. Cashmore
Rebecca Connelley Pee Denne
Grace Methodist church marks fiftieth anniversary
The Grace Methodist church celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with three days of services and visits from churchmen from other sections. Rev Simons and Rev Shannon led a Friday hour of preparation, a Saturday banquet featured reminiscences by Beaverhead pioneers, and Sunday included remarks by Bishop Wallace J. Brown and memorial services at Bannack.
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Grace Methodist Church
de. Simons
Presbyterian Church
R. O. Shannon
The
Baptist Church
Jesse D. Lacklen
Billings
J.C. Selway
Beaverhead
Wallace J. Brown
Helena
D. C. Jeppson
Bannack
Territorial
Edward Smith
Glastor
Methodist Church
Old Bannack Church
H. G. Humphreys
Gooding
Idaho
Dillon Church
Glee Club
Normal College
Mira Booth
Harold Warner Named Manager at MacMarr Store
Harold Warner took over management of the MacMarr stores here after the Pure Food Store was purchased by MacMarr with two other branches. Warner, an experienced grocer, has resided in Dillon for several years. Les ter Bourquin will stay in Dillon for the present after managing the store for several months.
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Harold Warner
MacMarr Stores, Inc
Pure Food
MacMarr Company
Mr. Warner
Lester Bourquin
Dillon
Bulldogs and Miners Tangle Here Friday
Football fans expect a exciting city grid clash as the Butte School of Mines eleven visits the Normal Bulldogs on the local field. The Ore Diggers have had a strong season with a balanced lineup while the Bulldogs rely on a tough line and new offensive plays to halt the invaders.
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Butte School of Mines
Bulldogs
Ore Diggers
Armistice Day Observance Planned With Parade and Banquet
Bea verhead post prepares a full Armistice day lineup starting with a 10 20 am parade, followed by exercises at the training school. A 2 30 pm football game between Whiteball high and Beavers and an evening banquet at the Metlen hotel precede a grand ball at city hall with Baxter Tonrey Orchestra. Ex servicemen urged to attend.
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Legion
Whiteball High School
Beavers
Metlen
Beaverhead Post
Baxter-Tonrey — Orchestra
Musical Melange delight at Normal college auditorium
The program "A Musical Melange" by the John Ross Reed company played Wednesday to a large audience of students and townspeople. It drew strong praise as a leading lyceum bureau production.
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Normal College
John Ross Reed Company
Lyceum Bureau
Sheriff returns with Idaho Falls arrestee on grand larceny charge
Sheriff Orr came back Thursday afternoon from Idaho Falls with Gardiner in custody. Authorities there arrested him on a grand larceny charge from the local office.
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Orr
Idaho Falls
Gardiner
Father and Son Banquet Highlights Beaverhearll School
An enjoyable father and son banquet was held last Monday at Beaverhearll County High School in the agricultural department. J K Border, state supervisor of vocational agriculture for boys, spoke on the Smith Hughes program and students presented project work. The home economics girls prepared and served the dinner, and cards followed.
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Beaverhearl County High School
Agricultural Department
Smith-Hughes Department of
J K. Border
Home Economics
Hazelbaker Leaves for European Trip
Lieutenant Governor F. A. Hazelbaker departed Monday for Boston to sail Saturday on a Europe trip awarded by a life insurance company for securing new business in the past year. He will tour England France Belgium and Holland with expenses paid by the firm on England trip and his own funds for subsequent stops.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Boston
Europe
Future Farmers Host Dance at High School Gym
The Future Farmers hosted a dance Friday evening at the high school gym, drawing students for a social event in the school community.
Rotary hears Dr I Davis discuss Rotary contacts
Dr I Davis of the Normal college spoke to the Rotary club in Butte on Wednesday. He discussed Rotary contacts and his remarks reflected his recent business trip to Helena.
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Butte
I. Davis
the Normal College
Rotary Club
Rotary
Dr Davis
Helena
Red Cross Roll Call Appointments Lead BeaVerhead Drive
Lambert Eliel appoints district and booth assistants for the Red Cross annual membership campaign running November 11 to 20 in Montana. The list covers city and district coordinators plus booth leaders for towns including Melrose Armstead Wisdom Shaw Ishtrap Wise River Polaris Vannack Monida Dell Lakeview Grant Jackson and more. The piece also notes Montana Red Cross membership totals for 1929 to 1930 and recounts relief after the Helena typhoid outbreak and Flathead forest fire with the county chapter aiding 50 families and the state funding rehabilitation.
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Lambert Eliel
Unsual Red Cross
Beaverhead County
John ‘I. Orr
Leonard Innes
Carl Hartwig
Marie Jorgenson
Nell Sillers
Zetta Gosman
Idina Moe
Mary Wester Bond
Katherine Hawkins
D. I. Imerick
Ann Chapman
Booths
Myrs Urwin
Melrose
RR. R. Hoffman
Armstead
Amy Stephens
Wisdom
Lakeview
Mary Bates
Grant
Anna Stocker
Jackson
Geraldine Lee
Montana
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Helena
Flathead County
Kalispell
National Red Cross Disaster Relief
National Headquarters
George Estes dies after long illness at 82
George W. Estes, 82, longtime state and Idaho resident, died Tuesday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Rebecca Bear’s home on Kentucky avenue after two years of declining health. Survived by two sons Monroe Estes of Aberdeen Idaho and Marian Estes of Oklahoma and two daughters Mrs Nettie Nale of California and Mrs Bear of this city. Wife predeceased him by six years. Body to be shipped to Aberdeen Idaho for interment.
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George W. Estes
Idaho
Rebecca Bear
Kentucky Avenue
Monroe Estes
Aberdeen
Marian Estes
Oklahoma
Nettie Nale
California
Bear
Man Treated After Sudden Illness on South Washington
A man who gave the name Pat Kelly collapsed while walking on South Washington street Thursday morning and was taken to Barrett hospital for attention. He appears to be suffering from epilepsy.
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Pat Kelly
South Washington Street
Barrett Hospital
Attetion
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Hazelbaker
Mer
George Estes
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