New Modern Public School Building Opens in Dillon
A $170000 modern school on Pacific and Reeder streets opens this fall for grades one to three, with interior features including terrazzo floors, built in bookcases, lockers, and a large assembly hall. Superintendent Elea nor Troxell directs the new staff, and about three hundred pupils are expected to enroll starting Monday September 12.
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Pacific and
Reeder Streets
Finch
Kroffgranz & Frank
Butte
West End
Eleanor Troxell
Olive Roberts
Josephine Erwin
Mary Innes
Mary Schick
Dorothy Roberts
Mabel Phillips
Harriett Wemyss
Lola MecMeen
Mabel Noel
Wiseman
Marker Erected on Labor Day at Beaverhead Rock
Beaverhead Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marked Beaverhead Rock with a Labor Day ceremony attended by hundreds from Madison and Beaverhead counties. Speakers included Mrs. Laura Tolman Scott and Dr. F. H. Garver who explained the rock’s Lewis and Clark link and Montana history.
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Beaverhead Rock
Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Madison
Beaverhead Counties
Beaver’s Head
America
Smith
Justin E. Morse
Alvan Anderson
Dillon
Laura Tolman -Scott
John I
Point of Rocks
F. H. Garver
Montana
Jean F
Laura T. Scott
Armstead
Julian Knight
Twin Bridges
Merriweather Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dillon Woman Delegated to WCTU Convention
Mrs. L. H. Rumbaugh of Dillon, a delegate to the WCTU convention at Butte, is spending the weekend at the home of Mrs. M. H. York, 617 Oak Street.
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L. H. Rumbaugh
Dillon
Butte
M. H. York
Oak Street
Anaconda Standard
Loans for stock aged man in Montana plan announced
Helena federal officials announce a district Montana loan program under the war finance act to aid livestock and agriculture. Loans may run up to three years, with funds from a revolving pool of more than 400 million dollars to be distributed through home banks and Montana lenders. The effort aims to end cattle and sheep shipments to market by delaying sales until loan details are received.
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Helena
T. A.marlow
Helena Federal Reserve Bank
Act of Congress
War Finance Corporation
Montana
Marlow
Portland
Axy
Fox Montana
Lugene Meyer, Jr
Spokane
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Board of the
War Finance Corporations
Butte
Antone Bannyer
Argenta
Dexter
Bannyer
Woods
Phillips
Undertaker Brundage
Sam Ditty
W. G. Gilbert
Rillon
Walker
Bruce
Sheriff’s Office
Argenta man injures ankle while roofing in Dillon
Warren Gracter of Argenta arrived in Dillon with a badly sprained ankle after falling from a seafold while shing ling a roof. He reportedly replaced the joint himself. a doctor said no bones were broken and the ankle was in place.
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Warren Gracter
Argenta
Dillon
Sparrow to Teach in Twin Bridges Next Year
Miss Mollie reports Sparrow will serve as the teacher in Twin Bridges for the coming year, outlining an instructional plan and assignment for students.
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Miss Mollie
Sparrow
Twin Bridges
Record enrollment tops first day at high school
Enrollment on opening day shatters prior first day records by forty with 190 registered and expected to reach 250 early. Freshmen total 110, the largest class in the school’s history. Sixty rooms including gymnasium space will be used and teachers may be added to manage large classes.
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Methodist Church Opens Campaign Year Services in Miles City District
At the Miles City conference pastor Edward Smith was retired to the Dillon charge. Church services Sunday Sept 11 follow the regular order with Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m and Evening worship at 8 00 p m The morning sermon is titled The Longer Look and the evening The Insistent Call.
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Methodist Church
Miles City
Edward Smith
Dillon Charge
Epworth
H Thompson's Big Stock Ranch and the Best Montana Farmer
A profile of Henry Thompson, hailed as the "Best Rancher" in Montana, detailing his forty year rise from a government homesteader on a shoe-string to owning fourteen thousand six hundred forty seven acres. It describes his cross fenced, water rich ranch on Bedrock River with irrigation, stock and hay operations, large hay yields, and long winter resilience.
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Dilton
Oregon
Little
Big Sheep Creek
Beaverhead County
Montana
Resulti Ag
Henry Thompson
Lima
Charlie Russell
Thompson
The
Nile
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