FOURSOME TOURNEY A SIGNAL SUCCESS
The Dillon Country club hosted a two ball mixed foursome at the Country club last Sunday ending in an extra hole after a tied nine. Captains Dr. W. H. Stephan and W. B. Hartwig with partners Mrs Ned Goza and Mrs W H Stephan battled, Hartwig and partner winning by one stroke.
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Dillon
W. H. Stephan
W. B. Hartwig
Ned. Goza
Hartwig
J. C. Jeppson
Ralph McFadden
Ned Goza
Warren. Stone
Dillon Country Club
Lighting Committee Reports At Meeting
The Dillon Rotary club sponsored lighting system plans for street improvements. The committee said cost and installation inquiries were progressing and a report would go to property owners by Thursday. Fay Erwin chaired a shortened lunch meeting after which fans awaited baseball results and a high school play update for Oct 28.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Fay Erwin
You and
Local Couples Wed at Courthouse Ceremony
David S. Tedrow of Twin Bridges and Josie C. Green of Sheridan married at the courthouse Wednesday noon, officiated by Judge L. P. Phillips. Both are noted residents of Madison County.
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David S. Tedrow
Twin Bridges
Josie C. Green
Sheridan
Court House
L. P. Phillips
Madison County
Jack Gilbert Jr Wins Local Junior Golf Tournament
Jack Gilbert Jr son of Mr and Mrs J H Gilbert won from eight junior golfers at the local course in a series of elimination games. The youngster has drawn attention for his easy natural swing as others vow to challenge next year.
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Jack Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
Jack
Ninety-Eighter Visits Relatives in Wisconsin After Alaska Trek
Hans R. Johnson a longtime gold rush era traveler visiting relatives in the city last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wedum. He left the United States for Alaska during the rush and has not seen his Wisconsin homeland in more than 30 years. Joined by his niece Mrs. Wedum she plans to stay into the month end. Johnson’s mining years in the north were long and his return to his home town reveals progress including a bank deposit that grew from 450 to over 7000 during his absence.
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Hans R. Johnson
Otis Wedum
St. Paul
Mr. Johnson
United States
Alaska
Wisconsin
Wedum
Wilds
Seattle
Red Cross Chapter Reorganized For 1929
A well attended meeting elected officers for 1929 including Fred Rife as chairman Edith Herndon as vice chair Georgia Mathews as secretary treasurer Katherine MacGregor as volunteer service chair and George Baker as home service chair Gladys Garr as county junior Red Cross Marguerite Hyde as city nursing chair Bertha Lamberton as Red Cross nurse and an executive committee lineup with Lambert Eliel directing the annual roll call drive.
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Red Cross
Fred Rife
Edith Herndon
Georgia Mathews
Katherine MacGregor
George Baker
Gladys Garr
Marguerite Hyde
City
Tom Gilbert
Bertha Lamberton
J. H. Gilbert
Jean Bishop
Frank Eliel
Pearl S. Smith
J.E. Shaw
Wisdom
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Nellie McKnight
Dell
Warren Hughes
Wise River
Lambert Eliel
Pan-Hellenic Club Dinner At Andrus Hotel
Mrs. Eugene Bond and Miss Mary Egan hosted a Pan-Hellenic club dinner at the Andrus hotel dining room Monday evening with seating arranged for twenty-one guests.
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Eugene Bond
Mary Egan
Pan-Hellenic Club
Andrus Hotel
Beavers Break Through With 18 0 Win Over Anaconda
Beavers beat Anaconda 18 to 0 in a strong defensive showing. Dansie and Stephens each scored a touchdown as Breeden's eleven secured its first win of the season. Anaconda moved the ball early but was stymied at key moments and failed to score.
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Dansie
Stephens
Beaver
Smelterites
Breeden
Beavers
Anaconda
Brundage
Dillon
Stevens
Beaverhead County Women's Clubs Hold Semiannual Meeting
The Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs met in Wisdom on October 5 with Mrs. Warren Hughes presiding and Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker as secretary. The program featured health work, the Red Cross fund, radio donations for Fort Harrison, music by Mrs. Ray Willey, and talks on metals and literature by Prof. Curtis L. Wilson and Miss Lucy Carson.
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Beaverhead County
Ralph McFadden
Dillon Literary Club
Federation
Girl Scout Movement
T. E. Gilbert
Lamberton
J. H. Gilbert
Fort Harrison
Ray Willey
Curtis L. Wilson
Montana State School of Mines
Butte
Mr. Wilson
Eugene O'Neill
John Galsworthy
Miss Carson
O'Neill
Galsworthy
Marriage License Granted to Clyde C. Scott and Carrie May Peters
A marriage license was issued by Clerk Fred Rife on Tuesday to Clyde C. Scott and Carrie May Peters, both of the city. They were married Wednesday evening at the courthouse by Judge George Opp and will reside here after a brief honeymoon. Scott works in the draying business.
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District Court
Fred Rife
Clyde C. Scott
Carrie May Peters
Court House
George Opp
Scott
Wranglers Resume Winter Meetings Led by Albright
The Wranglers club opened its winter schedule last Tuesday under the chairmanship of R. E. Albright of Normal College faculty. The session was held at Pearl I. Smith’s offices.
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Wranglers
R. E. Albright
Normal College
Pearl I. Smith
Muskrats Protected for One Year in Montana
Charles C. Price announces a one year ban on trapping muskrats in Montana starting August 29, 1929. Destruction allowed only when proven destructive to dams water works irrigation ditches or farms and then only with a permit from the state game department.
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Montana
Charles C. Price
State Game Department
Grand Opera at Montana Normal College Nov 20
Dillon’s first grand opera presentation is secured through the lyceum bureau of Montana State Normal college for the evening of November 20 in the college auditorium. The Barber of Seville by the Festival Opera Company will be staged, with stars who have performed in Chicago and at the Metropolitan Opera House. This local event offers Dillon playgoers a high type entertainment brought to town by the college committee.
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Dillon
Lyceum Bureau
Montana State Normal College
Festival Opera Company
Butte
Chicago
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Lyceum Committee
Ladin Rancher Pat Laden Fined in Water Dispute
Pat Laden, noted local rancher from the valley south end, was fined $100 by a district court jury after being found guilty of raising a headgate without the water commissioner's permission on the ditch. The case was heard in justice court Wednesday afternoon.
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Pat Laden
Justice Court
Lewis and Clark Society Launches Campaign for Half Dollar Minting
Lewiston Idaho Oct 7 The Lewis and Clark Memorial association starts a drive after a congressional bill to mint half dollars in honor of the 125th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark expedition. The first annual meeting is set for Lewiston October 30 with invitations sent by R S Erb and expected turnout from North Dakota Montana Washington Oregon and Idaho.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Lewis and Clark Memorial Association
Northwest
R. S. Erb
Association
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Two Cars Crash South of Glen Injuring Haman
A Sunday crash on the road near Glen station injured John Haman and wrecked both cars. Lee Fitzpatrick of Anaconda and Dave Hopkins of Butte owned the vehicles. Hopkins' car went through guard rails and over an embankment. Undersheriff Carl Hartwig investigated the collision at dawn.
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Glen Station
John Haman
Butte
Barrett Hospital
Carl Hartwig
Federal Highway
Lee Fitzpatrick
Anaconda
Dave Hopkins
Hopkins
Dillon
Rocky Point
Barry & Hopkins
Haman
Hartwig Theatre Prepares For Talkies Debut
Dillon readies for talking pictures as Hartwig Theatre installs Western Electric equipment under E. E. Hoffman. Acoustic experts aided the custom setup to optimize Vitaphone sound, with Hartwig visiting northwest venues for insights into this scientific marvel.
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Dillon
Hartwig
E. E. Hoffman
Western Electric Company
Murphy and Nichols Buy Dillon Place Pool Hall
C. S. Murphy and Dale Nichols purchased the Moose pool hall on Montana street last week and took immediate possession. They plan to expand stock of candy tobacco cigarettes and cigars while keeping the pool and billiard tables in first class condition.
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Moose
Montana Street
C. S. Murphy
Dale Nichols
Hunters Set for Big Game Season in Montana
Hunters prepare for deer season opening Tuesday October 15 in Montana. In Beaverhead and other open areas only buck deer may be taken, limit one per person, with antlers four inches above the skull. Local ranchers report good prospects, deer likely to move to lower grounds after the first snow. Dillon merchants display rifles and gear as hunting talk blends with World Series chatter.
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Dillon Nimrods
Montana
Beaverhead County
D A R Chapter Meets At Poindexter Home
Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E L Poindexter with Mrs. J E Morse as hostess. Mrs Clark Anderson read a paper titled Housekeeping in My Grandmother's Day and Mine.
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Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. L. Poindexter
J. E. Morse
Clark. Anderson
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Jack Gilbert, JR
Bobby Jones
Phil Spitgby
Phillip J. McCook
Charles C. Green
John H. Bload
Bob’ Sherwood
Ohio
Green
Ohio Society of New York
Irvin Bastian
Clyde, O
Women’s Federation
Scott-Peters
Wrangler Meeting
Grand Opera CO
Laden
Lewis & Clark Society
Glen
Hartwig Theatre
Murphy & Nichols
Dillon Place
D. A. R. Meeting
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