Beaverhead High Begins Tuesday in Dillon
Est. registration at Beaverhead high school shows 294 students, slightly down from 305 last fall. The piece traces Dillon’s school history from early log cabin classes to the county high school, noting over 1,000 students across Dillon institutions and the county’s Smith-Hughes education, agriculture, shop, science, and library facilities.
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Beaverhead
Wahl
Dillon
Bannack
Glendale
Argenta
Beaverhead County
Noth End
Railroad Avenue
County High School
North Pacific Street
Smith-Hughes
Training School Opens Sept 17 in Dillon
Dillon public schools operate as the training school for Montana State Teachers College. The program links state and local authorities in teacher training and school administration with salaries shared by both. The staff includes principals, a nurse, art and music teachers, and a supervisor, plus several state funded specialists.
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Dillon
United States
Montana State Teachers College
Farmers and Firemen Stage Thrilling Rodeo in Dillon
Farmers and Dillon fire department staged a two day rodeo at the fair grounds to raise funds for a rural fire truck. Johnny Hudson won both bucking events, Pete Lasich took calf roping Sunday, Blondy Stewart set a Monday bulldogging record, and Brig Young led the cowboys free for all. A baseball game, dances, and a lively parade accompanied the event, praised as a well managed, highly entertaining show.
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Dillon
Fair Grounds
Jim Johnson
Bill Gray
Frank Reynolds
Johnny Hudson
Paul Shaffer
Blondy Stewart
Jimmy Raymond
Smoky Sanguin
Brig Young
Cowboys
Bill Dugan
Walter Strin
al Johnson
Jack Ditty
Roy Kruletz
Frank Stefanic
Baig Young
Dutch Staudaker
Claude Lay
Walter Siria
Mrnie Harmon
Frank Stefanie
Mike Stefanie
Jud
Barnacle
Virginia City
Dumont Park
Sam Freeman
Dick Nedrow
Mreasurer
A. J G. Wiliams
L. Ott Gordon
William Angove
Lee Hoerning
Lorin Davis
A. G. Williams
Ned Saunders
Carl Goudici
Herbert Flynn
Pat Flynn
Luther Smith
John Rebich
Three Injured in Highway Collision Near Dell
Henry Fitter of Dell and John C. Hambly and Ralph Schurchill of Butte were treated at Barrett hospital Friday morning for numerous cuts and bruises after a two car collision several miles south of town. Fitter was northbound and attempted to pass Ed Ray's car when Hambly's approach led to the crash. all sustained non life threatening injuries.
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Henry Fitter
Dell
John C. Wambly
Ralph Schurchill
Butte
Barrett Hospital
Fitter
Hambly
Hitter
Ed Ray
Federal purchase of cattle explained to local ranchers
A county gathering with Bernard Williams and R Bodley outlined the emergency cattle buying program. Prospective sellers may obtain sale blanks at Williams office and may sell old cattle to the government at set prices. The sheep program is not complete. yearlings qualify at two dollars per head. Advisory board members include Bray, Whitworth, Mansfield, Schindler, Harrison, Albers, and Williams.
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Bernard Williams
R. &. Bodley
State Extension Service
Court House
John Bray
Lakeview
Edwin Whitworth
Dell
James Mansfield
Grant
Emil Schindler
Jackson
George Harrison
Bannack
John
Rotary President Delivers Annual Message to Dillon Club
Dillon Rotary president y. Ke. Luebben outlines the year's aims urging strong committee service and community cooperation. Attendees include J. C. Wedum on the American Legion trip, plans for Sept. 17 district governor visit, and talks by Frank Venable and Dr W. H. Stepham on relief regulations.
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Y. KE. Luebben
Dillon Rotary Club
Rotary
J.C. Wedum
Billings
American Legion
Dillon Club
Frank Venable
Butte
W. B. Hartwig
T. Lee McCracken
Harold Snow
Dillon
Carl Lund
State Normal College opens October first with strong attendance
The State Normal College term starts October 2 with promising enrollment. Many students seek part time self supporting work, risking exclusion due to finances. Dillon community and college provide jobs, supported by federal programs offering monthly stipends. Faculty report no vacancies and will return from coast to coast after vacation repairs and readiness checks.
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State Normal College
Dillon
Baby Georgia Elaine Emerick Born to Anderson Family
A baby daughter named Georgia Elaine Emerick was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hans C. Anderson at Barrett Hospital on a Tuesday in September. She is the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crouse.
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Hans C. Anderson
Legion Will Hold Next Meeting Here
Dillon was chosen at the Mining district convention by the American Legion and Legion auxiliary held Saturday at Wisdom. The meeting featured talks by district officers and members and protested Fort Missoula tests given to ex soldiers for CCC enlistment, which denied many due to physical condition.
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Dillon
Tre
Army
Fort Missoula
CCC
Stockmen warned to reduce herds for winter feed
Montana relief administrator Dr. W J Butler urged stockmen to cut cattle and sheep numbers now to fit limited feed. He warned of severe winter conditions, hay shortages, and high feed prices, noting overestimation and market gluts push to herd more stock. Beaverhead county offers $100 reward for cattle theft. bidders opened for crawler tractor. Bourquin couple welcomes a son at Barrett hospital with visiting relatives from Woonsocket SD.
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Helena
W. J. Butler
Montana
Amd
Butler
Eears
Starvaton
Beaverhead County
Heach
Wise River
Rural schools of Beaverhead county open for 1934 35 term
Rural teachers from Beaverhead county met at the high school to plan for the new term starting September 4 in most districts and September 10 in a few. About 38 teachers serve roughly 450 pupils in grades one through eight across multiple schools with enrollments from four to 25. numerous teachers were elected to rural and superior schools.
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Beaverhead County
Prades
Medicine Love
Bannack and
Dell
Couunty
Eupailor
Braverhead
Bannack
Servantus Nerr
Nelson
Mildred Schuler
Riverside
Della Hartwig
Argenta
June Randolph
Dewey
Frances Prove
Grant
Eva Stocker
Apex
Genevieve Squires
Wise River
Vena Mallon
Lima
Henry Bruehl
Margaret Jordan
Hazel Thomas
Hiney Lund
Carel Wood
Gladys Bunteh
Duane ‘Taft
Bristow
Miss Hamill
Redrock
Muarvraret Pfiffner
Wistom
Mary Gill
Shirley Callahan
Armstead Hha Andersen
Jean Ballard
Medici Lodwe
Jesse Hopkins
Pelaris- Walter Smith, Dell—Viola Matekson, Gossman--Ahna Olsen
Jackson
Mary Simons
Aileen Brady
Reichle
lEvelyy Polish
Blacktail
Hester Olsen
Matt Fox
Estelle Lenox
Drummey
Genevieve Greene
Gibbons
Leis Crichton
Nicholia
Cantrade Price
Millpoint
Virginia Gray
Lakeyview
Josephine Chesarck
Dople—Isaball Doyle
Monida
Shileen Tichardson
Don Anson Named Beaverhead County Chairman
Don Anson of Wisdom was chosen as chairman of Beaverhead county Republican central committee at a Saturday meeting. He succeeds W. B. Tash who resigned due to duties. W. T. Scully was elected vice chairman and Frank A. Dlana Baker named state committeeman. Ted Williams is staying a few days in the city from Hecla district mining property.
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Don Anson
Wisdom
Beaverhead County
Republican Central Committee
W. 8. Tash
W. T. Scully
Vic
Prank A. Dlana Baker
Ted Williams
Hecla
County to Have Home Demonstration Course
Miss Lillian Stone returns to Dillon to base three months of home demonstration work for Beaverhead County. The county commissioners authorized the project and a meeting at 1 30 in the courtroom was set to plan the year and discuss organizing 4 H club work. At least two women from each outlying community are asked to attend, with others invited to join the initial meeting.
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Miss Stone
Lillian Stone
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
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Beaverhead High
Charles Henry
Sarah D. Black
Ottilie Brauer
Esther O. Snodgrass
Melissa Minger
Anne C. Teley
Mary Egan
Bert Shortt
Margaret Hollensteiner
Bet
Boys
Gong
Atkeson
Selway
Christensen
Goats’ Pony
Helen Wheat
Rosemary Gimus
Jean Bennett
Norse
Y A. Gregory
Tena
Keenoggle
T. E. Luebben
Eee Emerick
Legion
Lester D Bourquin
Bourquin
James Grace
C. KE. Munro
Woonsocket
South Dakota
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