Beaverhead Republicans Meet Here Before Election
Beaverhead county Republican central committees gathered at the Metlen hotel with precinct captains and candidates in attendance. Speakers included Don Anson, Charles Miller, H. T. Kraabel, Frank W. Piel, J. Monroe, T. J. Gilbert, O. C. Gosman, Albert Baker, Gladys Garr, Pearl I. Smith, and W. F. Cashmore. The rally date was moved from Nov 7 to Nov 5 to hear Mark D. Fitzgarrald speak for congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Don Anson
Charles Miller
Wisdom
H. T. Kraabel
Lima
Frank Wplel
J. &. Monroe
Republcan
Congress
Montana
Tea and exhibit by Butte Girl Scouts at Guild hall
The community committee hosted a tea and exhibit for Girl Scouts at the Guild hall on Tuesday afternoon with about 75 women and scouts in attendance. Miss Edith Tweedy, field captain of the Butte group, spoke on Scouting origins and its value attracting influential supporters including Mrs. Hoover.
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Girl Scouts
Guild Hall
Hallowe’en
W. G. Gilbert
Tragitt
Girl Scout Movement
Edith Tweedy
Butte Organization
Beaverhead Livestock Association Postpones Reward Consideration
At a quorumless Beaverhead Livestock Association directors meeting held at the courthouse last Saturday, the board could not decide on rewards for those responsible for the arrest of Lee and Guy Jones in cattle theft cases. Sentences for the defendants were suspended pending good behavior after they were charged with branding calves owned by Poindexter & Orr Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Livestock Asociation
Court House
Lee
Guy Jones
Poindexter & Orr Company
Candidates Rule Dance at Monica
A county dance in Monida pairs candidates for sheriff and senator, weaving a makeshift rally due to party economy. Representatives from both parties mingle as Smithy’s Orchestra plays, with future dances planned to boost candidate visibility amid hard times.
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Monida
Smithy
Legion Plans Armistice Day Observance at Beaverhead
Beaverhead post of the American Legion met at city hall to outline Armistice Day plans including daylight fireworks at the fair grounds before the football game. The Boy Scout committee was expanded to five with J C Jeppson and Dr R D Curry added. The post voted to cooperate on a Dillon skating rink project and help the local charity collect farm produce for winter relief.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Fairgrounds
Boy Scout Committee
J. C. Jeppson
R. D. Curry
Dillon
Baptist Aid Society Entertainment at the Cottage
The Baptist Aid society will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the Cottage by Mrs. Robert Frakes and Mrs. Theodore Wright. Every one welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Aid Society
Robert Frakes
Theodore Wright
Hazelbaker Election Assured byVisitors in Dillon
Visitors from wholesale concerns in Dillon express strong belief that Lieut. Gov. F A Hazelbaker will win re election as governor and carry most Montana counties. They note regional variations but expect a statewide majority, with woolgrowers and stockmen showing particular interest due to public lands leased to them for cattle and wool production funding state schools.
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Dillon
F. A
Hazelbaker
Montana
Beaverhead
Frank Hazelbaker
Sto
Five Tickets on Ballot for November Election
The Montana general election on November 8 features five ballot tickets Republican Democratic Socialist Communist and Liberty with two amendments on vacancies in the state legislature and voting qualifications. State and county races list candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state treasurer auditor superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioner and more across Republican and Democratic slates with named individuals and counties including Dillon areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Legislative Assembly
George H. Berry
Frank B. Connelly
George Sinton
M. A. Tschirgi
Guy €. Derry
Thomas Dignan
Otto Simonson
B. C. White
Congress
Mark D. Fitzgarrald
Joseph P. Monaghan
Prky
Raymond J. Wagle
Secreof
F. Ki.Wil
Sam W. Mitchell
Glenn Avis
James J. Brett
George P. Rar
John G. Holmes
Briers
Ilizabeth Ireland
William R. Wyatt
Lee Dens
Thomas J. Carey
Fifth Judicial District
Lyman H. Bennett
Pearl I. Smith
I. H H. Harvey
O. C. Gosman
Alex Crosby
Albert 5S. Baker
W. J. Cashmore
Thy Astrid
Ambrose
Henneberry
O. M. Best
T. LE. Gilbert
James I. Kelly
Nell Doyle
George R.metlen
Rebecca Connelley
Tom Caverly
Normal College Interests Drive Montana Education Association
State Normal college is well represented at the Montana Education Association meetings in Missoula Great Falls and Billings. Alumni and former students hold get together luncheons while graduates take prominent roles in programs and local responsibilities.
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State Normal College
Montana Education Association
Missoula
Great Falls
Billings
Elizabeth Shotwell
Mary Lyle Innes
Forrest L. Foot
Robert E. Albright
H. D. Black
English Council
Sheldon E. Davis
The
Normal College
Dillon
Local man named livestock loan agent appointed
Sam Ditty of this city has been appointed livestock inspector to pass on loans from the Regional Finance Corporation. Local growers may consult him regarding cattle horses and sheep loans. He brings extensive experience as a commission man and is familiar with local conditions, supporting his qualifications for the post.
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Sam Ditty
Regional Finance Corporation
Lutheran Church Opens in North Pacific Street District
A large congregation attended the informal opening and first services of the new Lutheran church on North Pacific street last Sunday morning led by Rev. Orval Schmidt. The edifice, though not fully completed, marks Dillon's newest religious building addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Street
Orval Schmidt
Dillon
Frank Eliel Named Head of Associated Charities
At Dillon’s central committee meeting Frank Eliel was elected chairman for the coming year and named subcommittees to run winter activities. A fund canvass will start soon following last year’s strong county response. Clothing and supplies distribution to the needy will begin after November 1.
Services for Alex McDonell at St Rose’s Church
Requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev F X Lechner at St Rose's church last Wednesday morning for the late Alexander McDonell a well known mining man of Heela and interment was made in the cemetery at Mountain View.
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F. X. Lechner
St. Rose’s Church
Alexander McDonell
Man of
Heela
Mountain View
Local Bridge Players Enter National Game
A group of contract bridge enthusiasts met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EB Poindexter last Wednesday evening to play hands sent by air mail from the Culbertson Bridge association. Cards were dealt in sealed packets, bids and scores recorded, and a duplicate sent to national headquarters for review as players nationwide joined in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Poindexter
Culbertson Bridge Association
Sewell Market Changes Hands in North Idaho
The Sewell market in North Idaho street, longtime owned by G. L. Sewell, was sold Tuesday to Mike Nettick, who has worked there two and a half years. Now Nettick & Sons will run the business with home made products. Sewell plans future plans remain undisclosed.
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Dillon and
Vicinity
Sewell
Idaho
G. L. Sewell
Mike Nettick
Montana
Nettick & Sons
Mr. Nettick
Lewistown
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Nettick
Candy Loot In Store Robbery At Butte Post Station
Two Dillon youths aged 11 and 12 were taken into custody last week on a charge of breaking into the Butte Post station on South Montana street operated by Mrs. E. C. Perkins. A quantity of candy bars was stolen through a broken rear window. On Monday the pair were released after a reprimand and placed in their parents’ custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Butte
Montana Street
E. C. Perkins
Dillon Girl Enters Dana School of Music in Ohio
Miss Alta Mae Fidler writes her grandparents from the Dana School of Music in Ohio that she finds the program interesting with fine instructors and students. She practices several hours daily and plays piano accompaniments for three soloists in practice. She attends concerts often and notes nationally known artists appearing on programs.
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Alta Mae Fidler
Dana School of Music
Ohio
Alfred Cox
Fidler
Dillon Teams Fall in Friday Football Doubleheader
Dillon's two football squads both lost last Friday afternoon. Bozeman High defeated Leaver 20 to 0 in the opener while Butte School of Mines routed Normal Bulldogs 53 to 0. Beaverhead fought hard but were outmatched by Mines powerful offense and aerials.
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Dillon
Bozeman High Eleven
Bulldogs
Butte School of Mines
Beavers
Vallatin County
Bozeman
A. Overtune
Dean
Brown
Beaverhead
Mines
Butte
Rally at Hartwig Theatre Saturday
Plans are set for a democratic rally Saturday evening at 8 at Hartwig Theatre. Joseph P. Monaghan will be main speaker with other state candidates and county aspirants present. The high school band will play on the streets for half an hour before the rally.
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L. A. Gregory
Dillon P T A Explains Local Traffic Rules
The Dillon Parent Teachers Association urges public cooperation to reduce child traffic accidents. The campaign will publish city ordinances on pedestrians bicycles broken glass and vehicle rules to improve safety near cross walks sidewalks and building entrances.
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Dillon
Parent Teachers Organization
City of Dillon
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Monica
Legion
Jessie L. Duboc
Dubock
Teachers’ Institute
Association
Charles Henry
Lutheran Church
Frank Eliel
Associated Charities
Central Com
Alex McDonell
Dillon Girl
Dre Diggers
Bozeman High
Hartwig Theatre
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