Qualified electors urged to register for general election
Nine days remain to register for the November 8 general election. Registration closes at 5 p.m. on Friday September 23. Electors may register in person at the county clerk’s office or at outside precincts via justice of the peace or registration deputies. Eligible voters must be 21 or older, a US citizen, one year Montana resident by election day, and one month in the county. Outside precinct agents listed include Justin Lun hdage Lakeview and others in Monica Lima Dell Armstead Grant Brenner Bannack Argenta Glendale Polaris Jackson Wisdom Coolidge Nicholia. Electors may register at any precinct through these agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Lakeview
Justin Lrundage
Monica
Osie Smith
Lima
H. T. Kraabel
L. C. Ford
Dell—Joseph Dowling
Armstead
Sophia Guyay
Taylor Bradley
Grant and Brenner
Annie H. Stocker
Bannack
Frank G. Ryburn
Argenta
Anthony H. Krench
Glendale
Reichle
A. T. Crossley
Polaris
Jimmi Pyle
Jackson
Sanford Shepherd
Wisdom
Harold Capehart
Coolidge
Wise River
I. H. Harvey
Nicholia
Eleanor G. Sweeney
Methodist Ladies Aid Plans Thursday Meeting
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet promptly at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs. Earl Crichton and Mrs. Levant Taylor.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
Earl Crichton
Levant Taylor
Beavers Open Season With Whitehall Clash Saturday
Beavers coach Breesen shapes a 38 man squad for the home opener against Whitehall at the local field next Saturday. Last year’s lettermen return along with new talent and a strong start is expected as district honors loom. The schedule continues with Anaconda next week and Butte Central the week after.
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Breesen
Whitehall
Beavers
Anaconda
Butte Central
Beaver to Make Appearance Soon
The Beaverhead county high school newspaper The Beaver will publish next week after the Tribune shop won the printing contract. Editor Charles Crouse leads a staff including Helga Anderson, Frank Tyro, James Doyle, Francis Tomrey, plus reporters and feature writers. Miss Fay Kirkpatrick returns as sponsor. Last year, The Beaver placed second in the state school newspaper contest and earned high national ratings.
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The
Beaver
Beaverhead County
Tribune
Charles Crouse
Helga ‘Anderson
Frank Tyro
James Doyle
Francis Tomrey
Chicken season opens next Sunday in Beaverhead County
Sagebrush flats will host the opening of the chicken shooting season on Sunday September 18 continuing for two days. Hunters may shoot sage hens sage grouse ruffed grouse and blue grouse on the 18th 19th and 20th with a limit of five birds per day and five in possession. Pintail sharp tail grouse prairie chickens Hungarian partridges and Chinese pheasants are protected during the open season.
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Beaverhead
Game Commission
Aged Beaverhead Resident Dies After Illness
Barney Gallagher aged 71 died at the county farm last Sunday after a lingering illness. He had been an inmate about four years and previously worked as a herder on Beaverhead county sheep ranches. Funeral Tuesday at Brundage chapel with Rev. I. X. Lechner officiating. burial in Mountain View cemetery. Judge C. Ford and F. E. Williams visited the city on Wednesday.
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Barney Gallagher
Beaverhead County
Brundage Chapel
I. X. Lechner
St. Rose’s Catholic Church
Mountain View Cemetery
County Employment Bureau Organized to Aid Workers
A Beaverhead County committee was formed Thursday to hire local labor for the Dillon highway project run by Nolan Bros of Minneapolis. The Local Employment Relief committee will accept names of Beaverhead residents and coordinate with the highway commission on local hiring and wage scales. Local organizations include E. W. Bond C. E. Blinn Louis Schmittroth Leonard Innes W. T. Morrison T. E. Gilbert Forest Bayerd Glen Lyon.
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Dillon
Nolan Bros
Minneapolis
Louis Schmittroth
Beaverhead
American Legion
Stephen Ely
Federal. Department. of Labor
State ‘Highway Commission
Beaverhead County
E. W. Bond
C. E. Blinn
Leonard Innes
W. T. Morrison
T. E. Gilbert
Forest Bayerd
Glen. Lyon
The
Highway Commission
Local Employment Relief ‘Committee
Normal College Opens Sept 26 With Expanded Fall Term
The Montana State Normal college will open for the fall term on September 26. Attendance is expected to reach or exceed last fall’s level as renovations and repairs in residence halls and gymnasium prepare the campus. The autumn schedule features many upper division courses for juniors and seniors, with piano instruction expanding to training school and high school ages. The autumn quarter honors list includes 67 names reflecting strong student effort across disciplines.
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Montana State Normal College
S. E. Davis
Schol
Is. Albright
Helena
Montana
Albright
Stanford University
Ralph McFadden
Normal College
Popular couple are married in Butte
A Beaverhead county high school graduates Mona Miller and Edward Boger married in Butte last Saturday evening in the First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. K J Groeneveld with close family present. The bride is the daughter of Harry Miller of Butte and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs F E Roger of Dillon. They will reside at 480 Kentucky Avenue after a brief honeymoon.
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Dillon
Butte
Mona Miller
Edward Boger
Beaverhead County
K. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Edith Knotwell
Fred Elmose
Harry Miller
F. E. Roger
Montana Auto Supply Company
Kentucky Avenue
Dillon Fire Department Rodeo Boosted Finances
A regular Dillon volunteer fire department meeting at city hall Monday heard committee reports on the recently sponsored rodeo. The event was described as highly successful and financially beneficial to the fire department.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Top lamb sale to Thomas Bros. of Ashton Idaho
Mrs. Edna Wheat of Armstead sold two carloads of top lambs to Thomas Bros. of Ashton Idaho. The lambs were loaded out in the latter part of the week and shipped to yee Packing.
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Edna. Wheat
Armstead
Thomas - Bros
Ashton
Idaho
Yee
Former Dillon Man in Texas Politics
John I. Wyatt former Dillon resident now in Texas writes of joining the Republican party as precinct committeeman and active in the campaign He says a governor could be elected despite Democratic splits and notes Henry and his wife Ross Ruby and her husband visiting mentioning a nine month old weighing 26 pounds and Hoover as a favored figure He reports improving conditions and new oil fields with cotton and rice prices rising.
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John I. Wyatt
Dillon
Seattle
Republican Party of Texas
Stirling
Ferguson
Henry
Ruby
Herbert Hoover
Beaverhead County Lamb Shipments Rise Amid Local Trade
Local livestock circles report increasing lamb shipments from Beaverhead county. About 3 000 fat lambs were loaded Sunday and Monday at Monida for shipment to St Joseph Missouri and Omaha. Shippers include Linder and Linder of Blaine Berg Christensen and Matt Reis. Sam Ditty acted as buyer.
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Beaverhead County
Monida
St. Joseph
Omaha
Linder & Linder
Blaine
Berg Christensen
Matt Reis
Sam. Ditty
Dr Carl B Taylor to Attend Missoula Lectures Saturday
Dr Carl B Taylor will motor to Missoula on Saturday to attend a series of lectures arranged for the promo.
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Carl B. Taylor
Missoula
Newly Weds Visit in City Over Week End
Mr and Mrs Spencer Patterson of Helena wed in Missoula on Sept 8 and spent the weekend at the groom's parents ranch home. Mrs Patterson, formerly Miss Harriet Weir of Hardin, recently worked in the state health department in Helena. Groom is head chemist for the state highway commission based in the capital building.
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Spencer Patterson
Helena
Missoula
S. Patterson
Beaverhead County
State College
Bozeman
State Highway Commission
Capital
Governor Roosevelt to Speak in Butte
Dillon residents plan to travel to Butte on Monday to hear Franklin D Roosevelt, Democratic presidential nominee, deliver a campaign address. Officials considered inviting him to Dillon but timing on his train through Dillon made a stop impractical. Roosevelt fans in Dillon expect strong local turnout for the Butte event.
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Dillon
Butte
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Moon
Salt Lake
Roosevelt
Former Dillon Man Heads Hawaii Bar
I L Poindexter of this city reports in the Honolulu Advertiser that Judge J B Poindexter was elected president of the Hawaii bar association at its annual meeting. Poindexter formerly served as district judge here and has long been known in the community. The Blue Mountain Girl Scouts group met at St James Guild hall with Mrs Byron Orr as leader and planned a Sheep canyon picnic for Saturday.
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Honolulu
I. L. Poindexter
J. B. Poindexter
Bar Association of Hawaii
Poindexter
Fifth Judicial District
Blue Mountain
Girl Scouts
St. James Guild Hall
Byron Orr
Sheep Canyon
Suzanne Gilbert
Betty May
Rotary District Governor Speaker At Dillon Meeting
Dillon Rotarians gathered at the Andrus hotel for a noon Rotary club session honoring visiting district governor Enor K. Matson of Lewistown. President T. Lee McCracken chaired as Matson praised the club’s work, urged cooperation amid rapid progress, and outlined Rotary ideals of fellowship and service.
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T. Lee McCracken
Matson
Rotary
Club Association
Northside Country Club Enjoyment at Mrs Roberts Home
Mrs W J Roberts will entertain the Northside Country Club on Tuesday September 20 at her Apex home.
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Northside Country Club
W. J. Roberts
Apex
Remodeling of Presbyterian Church Undergoes Major Changes
Work began Friday on converting the Presbyterian church into a modern structure. A second floor will be added and the basement expanded for classes. An addition will place the entrance on Pacific street. Sunday school and services move to the courthouse courtroom at 10 and 11 o'clock.
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Pacific Street
Glendale
Houses at Premium in Dillon Survey Shows
A Dillon survey finds very few vacant houses and limited homes for sale. Out of town families move in for school, boosting rentals, while additions by Miss Louise Almy and Miss Nettie Hand improve locations. The larger school population from the Montana State Normal College contributes to higher housing demand.
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Dillon
Louise Almy
Nettie Hand
Montana ‘State ‘Normal College
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Methodist
Ladies Aid
Whitehalle
C. Ford
F. E. Williams
County Employment Bureau
Bess V. Stone
Virginia Ralph
Ruth J. Nicol
Gertrude Vanderark
Manhatvids
Jam Schleder
Sumatra
Hazel Capydus
Corvallie
Sylvia Warren
Lewistown
Fern Lucier
Frenchtown
Mary Musburger
Coral A. Benson
Livingston
Jane Boone Gibson
Isabel Branagan
Highwood
Nellie Correia
Hot Springs
Hazel Benda Evanson
Eureka
Margaret Jordan
N. Helena Maier
Edith May
Culbertson
James O. Melton
Ruby K. Schwaler
Harlem
Georgia L. Thorson
John ‘Vanderark
Manhattan
Duane ‘Taft
Great Falls
Gladys M. Smith
Chinook
Hughlun Cole
Deer Lodge
Dwina Eichenberger
Baker
Gladys Elliott
Iblen Hyde
Gallatin Gateway
Genevieve Squires
Helen Ida Best
Mary Lee Tower
Grace Brophy
Walier
Harriet Grass
Zurich
Adella IE
Merkling
Selma
Margaret Thompson
Glacier Park
Lloyd Horton
Ruby Bliler
Wallace O. Forsgren
Mayion Lyons
Odessa
Wash
Ward L. McVay
Grace A. Marshall
Chester
Harriette Newman
Nannie W. Sorrells
Alfred Taft
Loma
Margaret Davis
Mildred
Alice Hogan
Gold Creek
Joseph A. Lucier
Lewis H. Rutter
Hinsdale
Christine Veltkamp
Sam Cappious
Corvallis
Esther Enseleit
Alice Grass
Thomas Case
Bigfork
Grace S. Garrison
Hardin
Carrie Leyson
Neihart
Evelyn Sutton
Texas
Mining City
Hawaii
Albert Baker
D. W. Erwin
W. 3. Corvett
R. B. Caswell
Portland
Mrmont
Howard A. Johnson
Enor K. Matson
Istown
Presbyterian Church
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