Famed Spud King Starts Harvesting at Irvine Ranch
Beaverhead's famed potato kings Irvine and Cottom begin their annual seed potato storage and harvest at their ranch near Dillon. So far 20 carloads of the 1939 crop have been dug as wet weather delayed picking. The season aims for about 120 carloads with 60 pickers plus diggers and handling crews working to store spuds in Dillon. Visitors from across the potato world, including Dr Henry Darling and F M Harrington, inspect fields while early plots for next years planting are unearthed. Peak yields of up to 52 bushels per acre were reported in current harvest regions.
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Spud King
Irvine
Cottom
Beaverhead
Irvine and
United States
Dillon
Irvine and Cottom
Joe Marshall
Idaho
Twin Falls
A. M. Moore
Idaho Falls
L. L. Hurst
Caldwell
Jackson Woman Passes Monday
Loretta Melogue 58 wife of William Melogue of Jackson died Monday at the state hospital after a lingering illness. She lived in the county 40 years and in Dillon previously. Survived by husband, three daughters Emma Cuthbert Idaho Falls Cora Sorum Jackson Alberta Melogue Jackson. one son William Jackson. three sisters Cutler Clashtaine Ore George Mast Klamath Falls Ore Mary Larson Spanish Fork Utah. one brother Asel Huffaker Idaho Falls. Body sent to Idaho Falls for funeral held Thursday.
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Loretta Melogue
William Melogue
Jackson
State Hospital
Dillon
Emma
Cuthbert
Idaho Falls
Cora Sorum
Alberta Melogue
William
Cutler
Clashtaine
Ore
George Mast
Klamath Falls
Mary Larson
Spanish Folk
Utah
Asel Huffaker
Field men inspect Daly dam site in Beaverhead canyon
Two members of the Denver division of the U S Bureau of Reclamation inspected the Daly Spur damsite in Beaverhead canyon. They were taken on the trip by booster John Neal. A survey crew is expected to arrive for testing work next month.
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Denver
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Daly Spur
Beaverhead Canyon
John Neal
Red Cross Board Plans Armistice Day Membership Drive
Beaverhead chapter executives met at the First National bank to outline the annual Red Cross drive to begin on Armistice Day. County volunteers and Dillon teams will be organized in coming weeks as planning for wartime production service is reviewed.
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Beaverhead
American Red Cross
First National Bank
Lee R. Light
Red Cross
Dillon Drive
Pioneer Dillon Business Man Dies on Coast
Milton L. Davidson, early Dillon businessman, died last Sunday at his Pasadena home. He helped organize Montana Mercantile, partnered with Eliel brothers, led Western Lithograph as president, and chaired the county Republican central committee. Survived by second wife Marion and sons John Robert Richard of Pasadena. cousins Eliel family. Funeral held Tuesday in Pasadena.
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Dillon
Milton L. Davidson
Pasadena
Calif
Davidson
Eliel Brothers
Montana Mercantile Company
Frieda Jones
Will Jones
Western Lithograph Company
County Republican Central Committee
Dillon Lodge
No. 16
A. Fr
A. M
Marion
John
Robert
Richard
Paul Eliel
Palo Alto
Leon Eliel
Lambert Eliel
Eliel
Normal college scholarships announced with list of recipients
The college announces scholarships for 1938 39 with recipients by class. Sophomores Elizabeth Kingston Walter Florence McBain Dillon William Johnson Great Falls Viola Sullivan Charlo Phyllis Wohlgenant Miles City Alma Johansen Dagmar Junior Patricia Gilbert Dillon Paul Simons Dillon Howard Marley Twin Bridges Ellen Schultz Buckingham Whitefish Robert Holloran Dillon Senior Elmer Tuomi Sand Coulee Edward Cebull Klein Vincent Curry Shelby Several eligible students could not accept due to teaching positions.
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State Board of Education
Elizabeth Kingston
Walter
Florence McBain
Dillon
William Johnson
Great Falls
Viola Sullivan
Charlo
Phyllis Wohlgenant
Miles City
Alma Johansen
Dagmar
Patricia Gilbert
Paul Simons
Howard Marley
Twin Bridges
Ellen Schultz Buckingham
Whitefish
Robert Holloran
Elmer Tuomi
Sand Coulee
Edward Cebull
Klein
Vincent Curry
Shelby
Miss Feley to Address Helena Conference of Educators
Miss Ann Feley of the training school will be among instructors at a conference of county superintendents in Helena late this week. She will give addresses and participate in discussions on teaching reading and languages, sharing extended graduate training and practical experience in these fields.
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Ann Feley
Helena
Miss Feley
Opening of Gol Set for Next for Montana State Normal College
Montana State Normal College opens a new year with autumn quarter starting Monday September 25 registration runs Saturday to Monday Freshman orientation tests and placement exams follow Tuesday A Wednesday assembly features President Sheldon E Davis and talks by Paul Anderson and Anna Ju Moser Friday hosts the annual residence hall reception Faculty bring advanced study from Washington Italian and Chicago trainings and next week sees faculty appointments and promotions including Rush Jordan associate professor of social studies and Ralph McFadden piano studies continued on page five
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Sheldon E. Davis
Paul Anderson
Montana
Anna ‘Ju. Moser
Genevieve Albertson
University of Washington
Miss Albertson
Mary Baker
Emerick
Ray Gallant
American Red Cross National Aquatic School
Indian Mound Reservation
Oconomowoc
Wis
Gallant
Rush Jordan
University of California
State Board of Education
Jordan
Ralph McFadden
Chicago
Dillon Parent-Teacher Unit Opens Season With First Meeting
Dillon's Parent-Teacher Organization held a well attended opening meeting at the Bagley building with 76 present. The group elected eight delegates plus the president to attend the Selena state convention October 9 to 11. alternates were named and the membership drive set to begin next week.
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Dillon
Parent- Teacher Unit
Bagley
P. T
Selena
George Hughes
C. M. Hanson
L. ‘M. Holloran
Romersa
Miss Shortt
Poles March Toward Dillon as Rural Electricity Aims Life
An army of Poles advances over DuBois hill toward Dillon signaling progress on the REA line from Melrose to Lima. Residents note the march marks a material step toward rural electrification in Beaverhead valley as the countryside steadies behind and ahead toward Lima.
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DuBois Hill
Dillon
Hole
Melrose
Beaverhead Valley
Lima
Europe
Roosevelt’s wartime diplomacy signals decisive stance
The article discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt’s approach as crisis looms, noting his cabinet additions and actions aimed at shaping public opinion and Congressional response. It argues the president seeks a prompt, vigorous policy, with advisers already seeing him winning the first round as Congress may modify the Neutrality Act to permit armament.
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Jesse Jones
John M. Carmody
Paul Vories McNutt
Congress
U. S
Franklin Roosevelt
Beav erhead County Home Demonstration Plans Achievement Day
Beaverhead county home demonstration clubs schedule a fifth anniversary achievement day for Saturday October 21 with exhibits on clothing handwork home furnishings and food topics in the Bagley building music room all day Miss Gladys Tofte reports A program follows in Bagley school auditorium Prizes awarded for shortest distance longest distance and club with most members and guests.
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Beaverhead ‘County
Bagley Building
Gladys Tofte
Beaverhead County
Bagley
Winter Plans For Ski Club Outlined At Dillon Meeting
Elmo Winn presided at a Dillon Ski Club meeting at city hall outlining a larger season program. Proposals from the winter sports committee include a longer ski run at Elkhorn with a ski tow and a new over 500 yard run to be prepared for snow. Debris cleared from the short run, and arrangements were made to manage Elkhorn lodge for members and visitors. A committee was appointed to nominate five executive board members for election October 19.
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Elmo Winn
Dillon Ski Club
Elkhorn Springs
Elkhorn
Elkhorn Lodge
Winn
Helen Dahlberg
Fielding Graves
George Harrison
Birch the Magician to Perform in Beaverhead Event
A major magic show led by Birch, America's top young magician, will tour to this city on Tuesday September 26 at the Normal College auditorium. The Birch show features $25000 worth of equipment and will include Houdini style box escape built by Beaverhead Lumber Company. Both matinee and evening performances will be held, each with a distinct program.
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Birch
America
Normal College
Beaverhead County High School
Houdini
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Girl Scouts Resume Meetings by Grade Levels
Girl Scout troops resume gatherings after school on Wednesday to organize for the coming year. Seventh graders meet at Mrs. G. L. Routledge home, fifth and sixth graders in Bagley building lunch room with Mrs. W. E. Talent and Mrs. John Spehar. Eighth grade scouts will hold evening meet.
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G. L. Routledge
Bagley
W. E. . Talent
John Spehar
Beauty of Hawaiis Club Topic Miss Rimel Addresses Rotary
Miss Evelyn Rimel Beaverhead county high school instructor spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club on Hawaii. She described eight islands with Honolulu as the largest city and Waikiki as a famed beach. She noted liquid sunshine and daily rain, tourism driven by leis hula dancing and surfing, and Hawaii as the Gibraltar of the Pacific with Schofield Barracks and Pearl Harbor.
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Evelyn Rimél
Beaverhead County
Dillon Rotary Club
Hawaii
Waikiki
Miss. Rimel
Honolulu
Pacific
United States
Schofield Barracks
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Guy Combes
Miss Rimel
J. G. Reinhart
San Diego
Calif
Paper Hanger Lands in County Jail After Guilty Plea
Robert Nance, 39, pleaded guilty in justice court to forgery and was bound over to district court. He was arrested last week by Sheriff Paul Temple after attempting to cash a forged check at a local business. The check bore the purported signature of Tony Boka, Beaverhead Valley rancher.
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Justice
Robert Nance
Nance
Paul Temple
Tony Boka
Beaverhead Valley
County Sells Lands Taken By Tax Deeds
County officials deem the Thursday sale of lands seized by tax deeds satisfactory. Auctioneered by Colonel Luther Smith, real estate from across the county brought in 6612.02 dollars including redemptions as Albert Baker, clerk and recorder, read land descriptions. The county board supervised the sale and had appraised properties in August. many parcels remain unsold.
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Luther Smith
Albert Baker
County Board
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Daly Dam
Board of Red Cross
Montana State Normal College
American ‘Council
Dillon’s Parent-Teacher Association
TIME
Washington
North Dakota
Lynn Joseph Frazier
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin’ ‘Roosevelt
Girls Club
Beauty of Hawaiis Club