O'Connell Addresses Enthusiastic Beaverhead Democrats
Large crowd at city hall hears Congressman Jerry O'Connell deny being a Communist and pledge support for the Townsend plan while urging continued cooperation with Roosevelt. He denounces campaign filth, warns against religious issue, touts Beaverhead gains, and stresses the need for experienced lawmakers to tackle farmer, monopoly, and money questions.
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City Hall
Jerry O'Connell
Roosevelt
O'Connell
Congress
J. 4. Kelly
Austin B. Middleton
Paul T. Smith
J. L. Mayland
Bertie Mathews
Margaret Sweeney
J. N. Campbell
Vincent Pendleton
Joe C. Fuller
Norman Giles
Edgar B. Rife
A. J. Fitzsimmon
E. F. Mestad
Townsend
O’connell
U.S
Beaverhead County
Thorkelson
Butte Man Addresses Rotary Club on Community Progress
Dr. Curtis L. Wilson of the Montana School of Mines spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner meeting on Highways to Community Progress. He urged local service, cited imagination, common sense, gold, courage and cooperation as vital, likening Rotarians to lamplighters. The talk included anecdotes, with presiding officer Fred Woodside. Next meeting will feature George L. Shue demonstrating sound transmission.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Totem Cafe
Curtis L. Wilson
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Wilson
Fred Woodside
Rotary
Vera Cooke Hazel
Ralph McFadden
Art Halls
George L. Shue
Elks Officer to Visit Dillon Lodge Saturday Night
Dillon lodge No. 1554 BPOE prepares for a large meeting Saturday when James T. Finien district deputy of the order will conduct an official visitation and inspection at the local lodge in Butte area.
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Elks
Dillon Lodge
James T. Finien
Butte
Yall
Branch Returned to Illinois Prison
Robert Branch was handed over from a county jail to a traveling guard and will be returned to Joliet to serve an uncompleted nine year term as a parole violator. He was arrested in Valley City North Dakota on a car theft charge, with earlier paroles and prison terms in Nebraska and Illinois noted.
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Millinois State Penitentiary
Branch
Joliet
Valley City
N. Dak
Dillon
Paul Temple
Charles Pilgrim
Illinois
Nebraska
Governor Poindexter Leaves Hawaii for Seattle Trip
Hawaii Governor J B Poindexter departs for Seattle after a week with his brothers E L and F M Poindexter. He pauses in Dillon on return from Washington to confer with officials. He is joined by Mr and Mrs E L Poindexter and B D White for the journey to Butte and on to Seattle.
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J. B. Poindexter
Hawaii
E. L
F. M. Poindexter
Butte
Seattle
Dillon
Washington, D. C
E. L. Poindexter
B. D. White
March of Time: Birch Creek CCC Camp Reoccupied
The Birch Creek CCC camp was reoccupied Friday by 190 Civilian Conservation Corps youths from the Many, Glacier camp in Glacier National Park. The company, under the command of night, consists mainly of boys from Missouri, Arkansas, and Nebraska.
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CCC
Birch Creek
Civilian Conservation
Corps
Glacier
National’ “Park
Fan
Wight
Mier
Sours
Arkansas
Nebraska
Girl Scouts Seek City Park Opinion in Dillon
Mayor D A Galt forms a five member committee to report at the November 3 council meeting on a proposed municipal park five acres for park athletic field and playground. Girl Scout council will survey churches civic and fraternal groups with a 10 question questionnaire and welcomes individual opinions to gauge community support.
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D. A. Galt
Dillon
Girl ‘Scout Council
H. M. Warner
Paddock
Warner
Girl Scout Council
Divorce Decree Granted to Ruby S Brown in District Court
A decree of divorce was granted to Ruby S Brown from Clyde Brown in district court by Judge H G Rodgers on Monday.
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Ruby S. Brown
Clyde Brown
H. G. Rodgers
Six Dillon Musicians In Montana All State Orchestra
Six Beaverhead County high school musicians earned spots in the Montana all state orchestra for the Montana Education Association convention in Billings. The 120 member ensemble will perform Friday at 5 30 p m and Saturday at 9 a m with plans to broadcast the concert. Beaverhead performers are June Patrick Elizabeth Wilkinson Ruth Jackson Peggy Quackenbush Billy Bonnefield and Joe Taylor guided by Mrs S E Wilkinson and Mrs Charles Bonnefield.
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Beaverhead County
Montana Allstate Orchestra
Billings
Montana Education Association
NBC
Sidney
Browning
Conrad
Anaconda
Malta
Deer Ledge
Bozeman
Dillon
Jordan
Ekalaka
Richey
Glendive
Livingston
Lewistown
Grass Range
Butte
Lima
Miles City
Chinook
Helena
Red Lodge
Circle
Big Timber
Harlowton
Beaverhead
June Patrick
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Ruth Jackson
Peggy Quackenbush
Billy Bonnefield
Joe Taylor
S. E. Wilkinson
Charles Bonnefield
Man Charged With Signing Fictitious Instrument
Charles Green was taken into custody Thursday morning by Dellar Gordon deputy sheriff on a charge of signing a fictitious instrument. Greene allegedly passed two forged checks at the Metlen hotel and J C Penney Co signing the name of Martha Wilson to the checks.
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Charles Green
Dellar Gordon
Greene
Metlen
J. C. Penney Co
Martha Wilson
State Supreme Court Sets 16 Cases for November Hearings
Clerk A T Porter announces the state supreme court will hear 16 cases between November 10 and 19.
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State Supreme Court
Clerk of the
A. T. Porter
Munich crisis rumors claim Goering urged British German pact
Rumors from London claim during the Munich conference Hermann Goering told Neville Chamberlain a British German pact should be signed on the premise that no British subject should be harmed. The note references naval limits from 1935 and 1937 treaties and cites Washington Navy Department discussions on air and ship strengths among major powers.
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London
Munich
Germany
Hermann Goering
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf
Hitler
Washington
Navy Department
Delegates Return From Butte Amid Farmers Union Meet
Beaverhead county Farmers Union locals sent strong turnout to the Montana division 23rd annual convention in Butte held Thursday through Saturday. Delegates A Jardine Rife and Maynard Miller joined arrangements and junior-day programs led by Mildred Stoltz. attendees included many local families such as the Albers, Millers, Rife, Hausbrock, Gransberry, Lackner, Ferguson, Poole, Buhrer, Piccone, Garrison, Kalsta, and Albert Streb Reichle.
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Farmers Union
Beaverhead County
Montana
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Butte
A. Jardine Rife
Maynard Miller
Mildred K. Stoltz
Valier
Elsie ”Garrison
Lars Kalsta
Albert Streb
Reichle
Jury Term of Court Set for November 9
Judge Henry G. Rodgers announced a jury term of court to begin Wednesday November 9 with seven civil cases and one criminal case on the docket. Case headlines include State of Montana vs William J Heaston Sr and a murder charge in Wise River involving William Heaston Jr. The schedule lists multiple civil matters set from November 9 through November 21 against various defendants.
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Henry G. Rodgers
Fifth Judicial District
H. G. Rodgers
William Heaston, Jr
Joseph W. Potts
Wise River
Potts
Harold Martin
William Heaston
State of Montana
William J. Heaston
W. T. Rawleigh
Jules E. Wenger
Remi Baril
Henry A. Baril
Tony Kruletz
Montana Mercantile Co
D. F. Mooney
Bergeson Motors
J. F. Wiksdal
Hurley Leach
R. B. Caswell
George. Mihelich
Gus Wangel
Luella Meine
Charles Meine
St Peters Edges Dillon Beavers 7-0 in Renewed Rivalry
In Anaconda on Saturday, St Peters defeated the Dillon Beavers 7-0 in a tightly contested game. The decisive score came in the final quarter on a 25 yard pass to the nine yard line followed by a punch in. Dillon advanced into Saint Peters territory several times but could not score.
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Anaconda
St. Peters
Beavers
Dillon
St. Peter
Saint’s
Vaccinations Urged Against Smallpox in Local Meeting
A meeting of physicians and health workers urged immediate smallpox vaccinations for all residents in the area. With several cases reported in the county’s southern end, officials advised vaccination for school children and parents, noting unvaccinated or unclear vaccination histories.
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Ehlaren
Elections at College Held During Week
State Normal college student groups elected officers across sororities clubs and associations. Notable choices include Kate Seagren as vice president and Mary Phillips as president of the college, with officers named for Gargoyle, WAA, Art Club, Kampus Kadets and related groups. The Kampus Kadets listed seventeen new pledges from Anaconda to Glasgow.
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The
State Normal College
Kappa Zeta Nu
Kate Seagren
Mary Malloy
June Carlson
Arlette Williams
Suzanne Gilbert
T. B. Luebben
Miss Wellman
Mary Phillips
Norman DeBoer
Foreign Relations Club
Ed Cebull
Katherine Madigan
Gargoyle Club
Helen Marquis
Paul Simons
Margaret McLeod
Gargoyles
James Brockbank
Women’s Athletic Association
Florence McBain
Dillon
Rosanna Miller
Butte
Maxine Cline
Manhattan
Jeanne Covall
Patricia Gilbert
Dorothy Shelton
Nadine Kuss
Elaine Tschache
Froid
Ted Lavine
Maurice Egan
Perma
Philipsburg
Vincent Curry
Shelby
Ruth Anglim
Browning
Romell Wiles
Ennis
Joyce T. Smith
Whitefish
Vernon Vandeberg
Barbara Hancock
Bute
Kampus Kadets
Dillon Woman Dies After Four Weeks of Illness
After four weeks of illness Mrs Frank Blair 60 died Monday morning at Barrett hospital She was born September 1 1878 in Illinois and spent early years in Washington D C before moving to Beaverhead county Surviving relatives include her husband a son and daughter in law and other family members
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Frank Blair
Barrett Hospital
Dllinois
Washington, D. C
Beaverhead County
Frank
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Bob) Branch
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Saco
Alicia Lundgren
Sweet Grass
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