Lived Here Forty Years F Schuler Dies at 81
Frederick Schuler retired rancher of Dillon Montana died at his South Atlantic Street home last Thursday evening after several months illness. He was 81 born in Germany came to the United States aged 17 and worked as cabinet maker in New York before moving to Ohio and Indiana. About 40 years ago he settled in Montana and farmed in the county while operating a stock ranch on the upper Medicine Lodge. He retired 15 years ago and seven years ago the family home on South Atlantic Street was built. Survived by wife Sarah A. and children Mrs Charles Mikus Mrs Edward Cushing Mrs R J Bidstrup and Harry and Clayton Schuler all of Dillon.
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Frederick Schuler
South Atlantic Street
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Germany
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Montana
Upper
Medicine Lodge
Schuler
Dillon
California
Sarah A. Schuler
Charles Mikus
Edward Cushing
R. J. Bidstrup
Harry and
Clayton Schuler
Student Association Elects Officers Friday
The high school student association elected officers last Friday afternoon. Presidentship went to Lee Stone with Jeanette Watt as vice president and Albert Dullenty as secretary. Martha Featherly holds the treasurer post, Ambrose Henneberry is business manager, and Ralph Smith serves as yell leader.
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Lee Stone
Jeanette Watt
Albert Dullenty
Martha Featherly
Ambrose Henneberry
Yell
Ralph Smith
Forest Fire Smoke Drifts Over Dillon From Fleecer Isle
Smoke from a Fleecer forest fire in Deer Lodge county hung over Dillon for two days, sometimes dense enough to obscure foothills. Officials report the fire now under control.
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Deer Lodge County
Fleecer
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Picnic Held On Schedule At Normal College
Despite cooler weather Tuesday afternoon the annual go at the Normal college proceeded as planned. Dillon business men transported the faculty and students to the picnic grounds and the college provided a hearty picnic lunch.
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Normal College
Dillon
College
Senator Hazelbaker Receives Silver Bowl at Rotary Luncheon
At the Dillon Rotary luncheon Senator Frank Hazelbaker, now club president, was given a silver wedding gift bowl by members. He and his bride arrived from a wedding trip in the east. Charles Thomas chaired. speaker R. R. Price urged fire prevention. Hospital financing plans were discussed but not finalized.
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Rotary
Frank Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Dillon
Charles Thomas
R. R. Price
Play by Play Delights Hartwig Theater Fans
Fans gather at Hartwig theater for World Series play by play updates as players hit homers and outs. Terry Browning orchestrates the telegraphic service delivering the wire reports while backers for both teams react with cheers and groans.
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Hartwig Theater
Terry Browning
License to Wed for Pocatello Bride and Dillon Groom
Louis Hier of Pocatello Idaho and Miss Pearl Cox daughter of Mrs Thomas Cox of Dillon obtained a wedding license here Tuesday morning.
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Louis Hier
Pocatello
Idaho
Pearl Cox
Thomas Cox
Dillon
Hatfield Outstanding Player On Bobcat Team
Frank Hatfield starred as the State College Bobcats defeated Idaho Tech 41 to 0 at Pocatello. The Associated Press noted his two goal line passes and 28 yard TD run, with teammates Floyd Romney Dewey Cashmore and Rodney Foster also contributing.
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Frank Hatfield
State College Bobcats
Idaho Tech
Pocatello
Associated Press Dispatch
Hatfield
Montana
Dillon Boy
Floyd Romney
Idaho
Lloyd Romney
Benton
Bobcats
Dillon
Bobcat
Dewey Cashmore
Rodney Foster
Jackson dairymen increase herds with 35 head added
Thirty five head of dairy cattle were brought into the Big Hole by Jackson area farmers last week. Jerseys and Holsteins from Washington and Oregon comprise the herd. Walter Stewart of Jackson purchased 25 head, bringing his total to about 55. Carl Huntley of Wisdom added 10 Jerseys to his 40. Other local ranchers listed include Claude Lapham, Pyle Bros, A W Stewart, E Dishno, J B Woody, M C Jackson, J H Judge, and M D Jardine.
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Jackson
Washington
Oregon
Walter Stewart
Stewart
Carl Huntley
Wisdom Banker
Our County
Claude Lapham
Pyle Bros
Polaris
A. W. Stewart
E. Dishno
J. B. Woody
M. C. Jackson
J. H. Judge
M. D. Jardine
Sam Parkers Grasshoppers Cause County Trouble
Sam Parker from Long Creek travels to the county seat and speaks of grasshopper problems this summer. He says the scissor-bill variety gnawed wire fences and let other cattle into pastures without permission. He warns these hoppers did not eat grass.
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Sam Parker
Long Creek
Sam
60 Day Sentence in Pett y Larceny Case
Ralph Wilcox received a 60 day jail term after a petty larceny trial in Judge Phil lip's justice court. He was arrested days earlier for allegedly stealing a tie pin and a pair of boots from a fellow worker at the Guidici ranch.
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Ralph Wilcox
Phillip
Guidici Ranch
Jack Bennett Buys Pool Hall
Graves and Bayerd sold their pool hall west of Dillon State Bank to Jack Bennett who had worked at Gleed's pool hall on Montana street. He closed the place for a few days to outfit it and reopened last week with solid business.
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Graves & Bayerd
Dillon State Bank
Jack Bennett
Gleed
Montana Street
Jack
Young Attorney McFadden Joins Dillon Law Office
Theodore McFadden, a young attorney from McFadden & Zandel of Butte, arrived in Dillon this week to serve as a law clerk in Rodgers & Gilbert. He graduated from the University of Virginia Law School in 1922.
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Theodore McFadden
McFadden & Zandel
Butte
Dillon
Rodgers & Gilbert
McFadden
University of Virginia
Twenty Three Seek Teacher Certificates at Normal College
Examinations held over three days at the Normal College produced 23 candidates for teachers certificates. The list includes hopefuls from the region seeking credentialing to teach in local schools.
Lakeview Teacher Visits Dillon This Weekend
Miss Aura Dutcher, teacher at Lakeview school, spent the weekend in Dillon with friends, returning with stories of campus life and local chatter.
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Aura Dutcher
Lakeview School
Dillon
Perilous Pike or Prosperity Way: Dairyman Jules Guyaz Dies
Jules D. Guyaz, pioneer of Horse Prairie and Medicine Lodge, died at his Medicine Lodge home on Saturday afternoon October 6 after months of failing health.
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Jules D. Guyaz
Horse Prairie
Medicine Lodge
Dairy Record Keeping For Butter Fat Tests
A method for dairy farmers to weigh milk, test butter fat, and calculate monthly totals. It describes a record sheet for each animal, a spring scale in the barn, and sampling from evening and morning milking to determine fat percentage. Beaverhead County High School Agricultural Department offers free guidance and testing services.
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Dairman
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County Hirsh School, Agricultural Department
E. Yale Waterman
Agriculturist
Salmon Couple Married in Local Ceremony
William A. Sanders and Miss Eva M. Louviers of Salmon were issued a wedding license Saturday afternoon by Clerk of Court Stevenson. Justice Stahl performed the ceremony Saturday evening and the couple departed for Salmon to begin married life.
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William A. Sanders
Eva M. Louviers
Salmon
Stephenson
Justice Stahl
Elected Cheer Leader at University of Montana Freshmen
Desmond Maurzen, elected cheer leader for the University of Montana freshmen girls, previously served as high school cheer leader for two years in Dillon Mics.
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Dillon
Mics
Maurzen Desmond
University of Montana
Death of Mr Guyaz Leaves Montana Family Mourning
Mr Guyaz born in Paris on April 8 1842 died in Montana where he ranched after moving from Bedrock to Medicine Lodge. Survived by wife and three children Mrs Walter West Miss Sophia Guyaz and Henry Guyaz. Funeral at Brundage parlors led by Rev Edward Smith with interment in Mountain View cemetery. pallbearers Frank Rife Om Craver James Mansfield Chester Barrett Floyd Kennison Pat McMenomey.
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Mr. Guyaz
Paris
France
Montana
Bedrock
Medicine Lodge
Walter West
Castle Rock
Washington
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Henry Guyaz
Pirie
Idaho
Guyaz
Brundage Undertaking
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
Carviers
Mountain View c
Harvest Home Day Set At Dillon Methodist Church
Dillon Methodist Church schedules Harvest Home Day on Sunday October 14 with a 10 am Sunday school offering drive including vegetables fruits canned goods jellies and dairy. An exhibit will open to the public and contributions may continue at 11 am or during evening services. Proceeds support Barrett hospital Butte Deaconess hospital and Japanese earthquake relief.
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Dillon Methodist Church
Barrett Hospital
Butte Deaconess Hospital
Epworth League
Elliott Family Trip to Butte
Mr and Mrs A A Elliott motored to Butte Saturday to meet daughter Mrs Ernest Erickson who came with Mr Erickson from Missouri by auto. The two families visited in Butte over Sunday and returned home Sunday evening.
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A. A. Elliott
Butte
Ernest Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Missouri
First Presbyterian Church Sabbath Schedule
Philip J. May, minister presides as Sabbath school meets at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11 a.m. Welcome to all attendees.
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First Presbyterian Church
Philip J. May
Montana Board Considers Bond Plan to Ease Educational Debt
Helena Oct 12. Discussion of Sidney Sanner’s plan to resolve the legal tangle delaying the sale of the $190000 educational bond issue was under way at the quarterly board meeting. The governor and attorney general noted possible steps to permit selling serial or amortized bonds without a court decision, with bids to determine the best option for the state. The move aims to resume the building program in Dillon, Bozeman, Butte, Boulder, Missoula and other cities, while reinstating Smith Hughes trade and industrial education under the act.
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Helena
Sidney Sanner
State Board of Education
State Supreme Court
Brandford
Lanner
Supreme Court
Dixon
Foote
Dillon
Bozeman
Butte Boulder
Missoula
Board
Trade and Industrial Education
Combs and Spitzmiller Trip Through Yellowstone
Ewing Combs and Jacob Spitzmiller left last Saturday for a trip through Yellowstone Park. They will also visit at the C. C. Barnett home in Red Lodge. Combs is Mrs. Barnett's brother, and plans include a construction project by Western Union Tel. Co. between Dixon and Polson.
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Ewing Combs
Jacob Spitzmiller
Yellowstone Park
C. C. Barnett
Red Lodge
Mr. Combs
Mrs. Barnett
Western Union Tel., Co
Dixon
Polson
Beaverhead Faces Butte In Season Opener Grid Test
Beaverhead travels to Butte tomorrow after noon for the opening football game. Captain Tom Yost leads a largely new lineup as Butte’s fast machine has beaten Whitehall and Powell County high teams. If Beaverhead wins the squad could be a state title contender. coach Waterman vows fight every inch.
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Beaverhead
Butte High School
Butte
Butte High
Whitehall
Powell County High
Waterman
Tom Yost
Smock” Smith
Harold Soper
Oliver Meeds
O’brien
Joe Landers
High School Class Officers Chosen in Student Elections
Senior class officers elected include President Spencer Patterson, Vice President Noel Jackson, Business Manager William Dunn, Secretary-Treasurer Jeannette Watt with class advisor Mr. Roberts. Freshmen chose president Dan Hennelpndent and secretary William Bac, with adviser Miss Bruce.
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Spencer Patterson
Noel Jackson
William Dunn
Jeanette Watt
Roberts
Lolleygg
Dan
Saleay Agency Announces New Grain Marketing Dept
The American Wheat Growers Associated, nine state wheat grower groups sales agency, announces a new marketing department for grain. Coarse grains will be sold on a commission basis through Minneapolis shipments. The non profit cooperative will pass all financial benefits to producers.
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American Wheat Growers Associated
Northwest
U. S
State Board Reveals Mining Net Proceeds and New Irrigation Plan
The state board of equalization reports total mining net proceeds at 5 201677 dollars. The Butte district contributes 4 897743 dollars. A new irrigation project will cost 400000 dollars to irrigate 11 000 acres. Phillipsburg ships 699 tons of phosphate rock to St Louis via H Wells as a new local industry begins.
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State Board of Equalization
Butte
Phillipsburg
St. Louis
H. Wells
Nightly Weather And Local Dispatches Summary
Lewistown reports all found at 500 feet within city limits. Bowdoin notes heavy cattle shipments from this section. Shelby notes Nicholson state well yields 3 500 feet flow gas and Broadus farmer receives 200 pounds alfalfa seed per acre. Wisdom County approves two bridge contracts totaling 15687.10 dollars.
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Lewistown
Shelby—Nicholson
Wisdom—County
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Student Association
Silver Bowl
Benedict
Jackson Dairymen
Grasshoppers
Lakeview
Jules Guyaz
Oklahoma
Army
Amazon
Oklahoma City
the Tribune
Judge Sanner
Papyrus
Fast Butte
Bowdoin
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