Lakeview News Notes From Yellowstone Trip and Local Visits
Lakeview residents report travel including Mrs Karen Parish and son James of Utah touring Yellowstone Park for a week and visiting at Joe Buck’s home. Milo Bequette of Edgar Montana visited his cousin Mrs J H Buck. Mr and Mrs Jo ML Wisher and son from Idaho fished at Rea Rock Creek staying at James Janson’s cabin. Tony Benson in Murray hospital Butte after appendectomy recovering well. Mrs Dan Mayne returned to Tukee Idaho to be with husband at Sherman place. Chester Ellicott and wife visited Picnic Springs and Ellicott’s father has mounted fish in Chicago home. C T Husted and family from the Big Mole bass toured Yellowstone with Grace. Most valley haying is complete. Mrs L E Culver celebrated birthday Aug 21 with old-time friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Bequette
Edgar, Mont
J . H. ‘Buck
Jo ML. Wisher Aml
Westutt
Idaho
Rea Rock Creek
James Janson
Tony Benson
Murray Hospital
Butte
Dan Mayne
Tuke
Old Sherman Plaice
Chester
L. E. Culver
Beaverhead Fair Promises Warm Hospitality and Public Speaking System
Announcement that a public speaking system will amplify judges words at the Beaverhead Fair predicts lively demonstrations and ample visitor accommodations. Dillon residents are set to display the town’s famed hospitality amid fair activities. Herr Burchmann of Berlin received a three year robbery sentence, laughing at the joke after already facing 208 years for about 500 robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Herr Burchmann
Berlin
Red Cross Seeks Clothing Aid for Drought Areas
The American Red Cross appeals to Montana and North Dakota chapters to organize volunteers and clubs to collect suitable clothing for thousands of drought affected children this fall. The effort, supported by agricultural extension departments, aims to supplement food and funds already deployed as the drought crisis grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross Retter
Shepard
Montana
North Dakota
Veterans’ Organization
Red Cross
Dreuth
Fmilies
National Red Cross
Car Crash Near Rentie Leaves Driver Burned
A Studebaker owned by Harvey Kelley of Butte plunged from the grade about two miles south of Rentie Saturday night. The car burned, two occupants were injured and taken to Dillon hospital while the rest of the article notes local school appointments and a new baby in the Nample family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Harvey” Kelley
Butte
Grande
Rentle
Ini
Dillon
Lindbergh of the porkers and a clothesless minister tale
A Cedar Rapids pig owned by Merle Harley was nearly carried off by a bald eagle before Harley shot the bird from about 20 feet. The pig returned to its trough unharmed. In Belgrade, Jugo-Slavian cabinet minister H Angleovitch woke to find his clothes stolen from his train compartment and had to wait for crewmen to supply attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Harley
Cedar Rapids
Lindbergh
Porkers
Harley
H.angleovitch
Jugo-Slavia
Belgrade
Remarkable New Prescription Eases Women’s Nervousness Headache
A scientific prescription now commonly prescribed by doctors relieves nervousness pain irritability and low mood in women during certain times. It is pleasant to take and does not depress the heart or form habits. Factories offices and shops use it daily and physicians endorse its safety and effectiveness.
I B Mining claims Beaverhead county baseball crown
The I B Mining company proclaims itself rightful Beaverhead county baseball champions amid a 12 game winning streak. Their schedule shows Bannack defeating Dillon 0 forfeit, Armstead, Lima, Jackson, Salmon, and Dillon across multiple innings with high scoring margins. Local mentions include Frank Madden visiting, Pendergast drag line progress, Mrs. Tweedie visiting Butte, and Frank Hancock’s mill trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Mining Company
Beaverhead County
Bannack
Dillon
Armstead
Lima
Jackson
Salmon
I. B’s
Frank Madden
South Manchester
Conn
Jack Brown
GC. W. Stallings
John Pendergast
Pendergast
R. Tweedie
Edith
Betty
Butte
Frank Hancock
Micky Richardson
Excelsior
Frank .Ryburn
Bannack Mill
Graduates of State Normal Find Teaching Posts Across Montana
The 1931 Normal College graduating class lists over one hundred graduates with starting teaching assignments or next year placements. Many will continue studies, a number return to previous positions, and a few have not yet reported openings, as vacancies are filled in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Normal College
Margaret Alm
Conrad
Alice Exsche
Victor
Broadview
Rural
Hazel Field
Missoula
Helena
Anne Holliday
Great Falls
Portage
Florence Abbott Hudson
White Sulphur Springs
Eva Earl McCracken
Turner
Ella Ogilvie
Canyon Creek
Jackson
Alfred
Martinsdale
Agnes Harrington
Grace’ Husted
Lakeview
Regine McAndrews
Gallatin Gateway
Ismay
Josephine Oktabee
Ronan
Jean Sperry
Dillon
Vivian Tordsen
Walter
Ina West
Big Timber
Magnus Ansheim
Antelope
Emma
Albertini
Stockett
Bessie Anderson
Polson
Swan Lake
William Anderson
Libby
Wise River
Eva Bailey
Belt
Hazel Berland
Brady
Rita Bohlg
Opheim
Bonnie
Bovee
Rachel Bowmak
Mabel
E. “Camp
Coe Park
Harriet
Gilgad Man Fined for Nonattendance Says Son Needs Beard Shaving
William Sumnenor of Gilgad Ireland was fined for keeping his 10 year old son from school He told officers the boy must be shaved four times a week because classmates teased him about his beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sumnenor
Gilgad
Ireland
Sibling Courtship Provokes Stovetop Punishment
In Belfast Joseph Reese faced a rough reprisal after persisting in courting their sister. Pat and Ed Riston arranged a hot stove punishment, a harsh local response reflecting family tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reese
Pat
Ed Riston
Belfast
Price War Climax in Rice Lake Dress Sale
In Rice Lake Wisconsin two rival shops intensified a price war by giving away $1 house dresses and offering a five cent premium with each dress. This bold move signals tactics to attract customers amid competition and may influence local retail pricing dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
Wis
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Beaverhead Fair
R. F. Pecini
Bozeman
Hartwig Theatre
Archie Cameron
Nettie
Susan Land
Jane Bryan
Frances Campbell
Donald Campbell
Virginia Ferguson
Genleve Green
Jellie Green
Avis Mellrath
Evelyn Lisa
Albert
Catherine Finnegan
Carl Alquest
Julius Hartwig
Julius, Jr
John Hand
Frank Kambich
Glendale
Roy York
Fay Gransberry
Joe Nample
Nample
Bannack News
George
Panama
Debonair
Domino
Beau Mischief
Beau Donald
WAI Witt
Valida Will
Donald Panama
Northwest
Fred Reppert
Hereford
Wisdom, Montana
State Normal
Folsom
Reserve
Elsie Garlinghouse
Simms
Cascade
Helen Grabowski
Richey
Bloomfield
Mercedes Guyette
Pablo
Rowan
Marion Hall
Teton
Mary Harris
Lambert
Irene Hilden
Vandalia
Hannah Hinnaland
Brockway
Terry
Richard Hogan
Blackfoot
Devon
Viola Lindberg
Lolita Paul
Clyde Park
Lois Quickenden
Lewistown
Jane Redpath
Coburg
Ileen Richardson
Monida
Mother Riddell
Laurel
Emigrant
Ashley Roberts
Helen Rogers
Dell
Helen Rundell
Boulder
Gleora Schl
Bessie Stout
Norma Swanson
Bowdoin
Beaverton
Clara Teeple
Cut Bank
Dorothy Tirrell
Belvina Williamson
Dodson
Brockton
Margaret , Curdy
Livingston
Tiral
Winifred Egan
Kalispell
G. Marie
Reichle
Wisdom
Ruth Hunter
Chadbourn
Jennie Johnson
Bison
Havre
Mayme Kelly
Ramsey
Evelyn LinCasse
Frenchtown
Frank Lightfoot
Whitehall
Jefferson City
Florence Loughrin
Lincoln School
Loraine Measey
Ringling
Emily J. Moore
Basin
Katherine Murray
Loma Rural
Grace M. Norris
Fort Shaw
Mabel O'Leary
Franklin
Mabel A. Orr
Noxon
Ernest J. Roberts
Dixon
Crow Agency
Marion Tarbet
Evangeline Turmell
Mildred Whitney
Grant
Marion Jane Williams
Claspil
Phoebe M. Williams
Hardin
William Wolverton
Canton
DR. H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Frying Pan Basin
Kirkpatrick
Dillon, Mont
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