Moroni Olsen company stages Twelve Thousand at Normal
The Moroni Olsen players appeared at Normal college auditorium Friday in Twelve Thousand a fresh departure from their usual heavy plots. Maroni Olsen and Janet Young led the cast with new supporting players praised. Intermission music featured Margaret Knudsen on violin and Dorothy Langloft at piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroni Olsen
Normal College
Frederick William II
Maroni Olsen
Janet Young
Margaret Knudsen
Dorothy Langlorf
Vandals Break Into Beaverhead County High Office
Vandals gained entry through a coal chute and damaged the high school office, attempting to break the safe with a brow-bar pick. No valuables were taken though the room was ransacked, while chisels were stolen from the manual training shop and the gymnasium was also broken into. Sheriff’s investigators faced obstacles due to lack of witnesses.
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Beaverhead County
Commissioners End Two Day Session
The county board adjourned after a busy two day session approving minutes from a joint meeting with Silver Bow at Divide. They agreed to let Butte Water remove two steel bridge spans over the Big Hole river with costs not exceeding 500 dollars per span. Grant Kennison won a contract to build concrete bridge No 2 over Canyon Ditch company canal at 23 dollars per cubic yard of concrete and 3 cents per pound for steel fabrication. Clarence Cottam had an old age pension petition denied due to Madison county residency. All three commissioners A L Anderson Dillon O C Gosman Lima and Martin Jackson Jackson attended. The usual number of county claims were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow Commissioners
Divide
Butte Water Company
Big Hole River
Grant Kennison
Beaver Football Schedule Update Aims Whitehall Trip
The Beaver football squad travels to Whitehall next Friday for their second game after a schedule change. Butte Central hosts the Beavers in the first home game on October 25, with an Oct. 19 date set to face Butte high.
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Beaver
Whitehall
Butte
Beavers
Butte Central
Breeden
Butte High
Fortnightly Club Dance Opens Winter Series at St James
The Fortnightly Dancing club held its first of five winter dances Wednesday at St James guild hall. From nine to twelve the Bax ter Tonney orchestra played. A midnight repast followed. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Anson Baxter Mr and Mrs Eugene Bond Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman Mr and Mrs Arthur Graeter Mr and Mrs Walter Grimes Mr and Mrs W W Hawkins Mr and Mrs T Lee McCracken Mr and Mrs Howard Morse Mr and Mrs Malcolm Stone Mr and Mrs W M Stone and Mr and Mrs Francis Tonrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild Hall
Baxter-Tonney
Anson Baxter
Eugene Bond
Fred Chapman
Arthur Graeter
Walter V. Grimes
W. W. Hawkins
T. Lee McCracken
Howard Morse
Malcolm Stone
W. M. Stone
Francis Tonrey
Social Roundup Bears Evening Visits and Travel
Jackson resident Jack Romaine spent Friday in the city and Miss Maggie Halligan of Lima visited. Dillon hosted visitors including Mrs. Frank Schultz of Sheridan and C. W. Stallings from Bannack. Idaho Falls doctor H. H. Scarborough attended to business in Dillon. Mrs. R. V. Owens of Omaha guests with the Sullivans. Numerous others from Butte, Jackson, Missoula, and Bend, Ore. were listed as spending time or conducting business in Dillon with frequent weekend departures and arrivals.
Reward Offered By Sheep Growers Association
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Miss Velma Phillips Accepts Ohio State Post
Friends report Velma Phillips former dean of Household Economics at the Normal college has accepted the head of the Household Economics department at the Ohio State University in Athens Ohio.
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Velma Phillips
the Normal College
The
State University At
Athens
Ohio
Mrs Kinch Hosts Bridge Tea Before Farewell
Mrs H N Kinch entertained a small group Friday afternoon for Mrs Walter Sales and her husband who will soon leave Dillon. Two bridge tables occupied the afternoon with refreshments served after the games.
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H. N. Kinch
Walter Sales
Dillon
Bridge
Fox Raising a Good Sideline at Hidden Treasure Silver Black Fox Ranch
An advertisement from Hidden Treasure Silver Black Fox Ranch in Mukilteo Washington promotes fox breeding as an easy pleasant profitable sideline. It targets silvers pups and adults with October and November delivery and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Fox Ranch
Mukilteo
Wash
Birthday Dinner for Miss Florence Patricia McBain
Miss Florence Patricia McBain daughter of Prof and Mrs J F McBain celebrates her eighth birthday with a dinner party at their South Dakota Street home eight of her young friends invited E B Sprinkle returns from Missouri trip praising the visit and reuniting with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Patricia McBain
J. F. McBain
South Dakota Street
E. B. Sprinkle
Missouri
Foley Pills diuretic touted by Emporia woman
Mrs. J. E. Stevenson of Emporia Kansas describes relief from back pain stiff joints and urinary troubles after using Foley Pills diuretic She says the pills eased her pains lifted the clouds from her life and that many people ask what she took May be bought from Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
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J. E. Stevenson
Emporia
Kansas
Geo. M.gosman
Potts
Adv
Cap tures cub bear with lieutenant governor on trip
Lieutenant Governor F A Hazel baker returned from the Big Hole basin with a small cinnamon cub bear captured alive near the Woodworth ranch. The cub is said to be in bad humor but may become tamer with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
Big Hole Basin
Woodworth Ranch
Laphams Visit Dillon for Sheep Shipment
Mr and Mrs Harry Lapham of Jackson stayed in Dillon Thursday and Friday to oversee loading about 300 head of sheep he planned to ship. Local officials noted the notable livestock move tied to regional markets.
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Harry Lapham
Jackson
Dillon
Mr. Lapham
Popular Dillon Couple Wed in Saturday Ceremony
A marriage license was issued last Saturday afternoon to Duard Banning, son of Mr and Mrs S A Banning ranch people of the Rattlesnake section, and Miss Vivian Meadsker. They were married by the Rev J D Smith of the Methodist church.
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Duard Banning
S. A. Banning
Rattlesnake Section
Vivian Meadsker
J. D. Smith
Methodist Church
For Sale Mink Karakul Sheep and Fox at Bitter Root Fur Farm
Mink Karakul sheep and fox for sale at Bitter Root Fur Farm in Corvallis Montana. Prices listed include mink at 75.00 per pair and other fine specimens offered at reasonable rates. Local fur trades advertise livestock and pelts to buyers and collectors.
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Bitter Root Fur Farm
Corvallis
Montana
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J. W. Walters Garage
Whippet Sales,and Service
Hupmobile, Graham-Paige
Willys
Knight
Dillon, Montana
Park Davis & Co
Geo. M. Gosman
Mont
Jack Romaine
City
Maggie Halligan
Lima
Frank Schultz of
Sheridan
C. W. Stallings
Bannack
E. H. Harvey
Wise River
R. R. Jaggers
Percy Willey
Mrs
Wendell Jardine
Mary Egan
H. H. Scarborough
Idaho Falls
R. V. Owens
Omaha
D. A. Sullivan
William Lee
Fred F. Williams
Bozeman
W. G. Blair
California
Jay V. McCarthy
Malcolm Flemming
Argenta
W. S. Tash
Grasshopper
Margaret Lossi
Missoula
P. J. Schum
Elkhorn Springs
Bend, Ore
St. Roseguild
James Kelly
George Strub
George Lovell
the Tribune
Cvelby
Hart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Phillips
FOX Raising
City Shoe
State Bank & Trust Co
Assesesmere Cerermes
Cesbaleaaeariashe
State of Montana
Beaverhead
W. A. Graeter
Wikence
J. E. Monroe
R. M. Barrett
R. M. Stone
Peterreeenne
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