Visitors and locals drop in for weekend in city
R Marchesseault a visitor from Grant Friday. H Rash of Monida spent Thursday in the city. Mrs J W Kinney motored to Butte Wednesday. Representative Joe Metlen came down from Horse Prairie Friday. Joe Innes has left for Bozeman to enter Montana State College. W D Brandenberg and Bud Peter from Lima were visitors Saturday. James McCollum arrived Monday evening from West Yellowstone. Dan Tovey Sr from Logan Utah to visit his son W D Tovey. Lon A Lindsay John Shaffer and J F Harrison of Dell spent the weekend in the city. Peter H Anderson of Alder was a guest at the Metlen hotel Friday evening. Wilber Squires and Ed Simons left Sunday to enter the state university at Missoula. Mrs Lawrence Hanson of Butte spend ing the week at the F E Foote home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Squires
Ed Simons
State University At
Missoula
Montage of Dillon Visitors and Local Births
Dillon residents host visitors from Dell Alder Grant Wise River and Idaho Falls while local families report births and hospital updates. A Barrett hospital tally notes three new arrivals as Mrs Guidici and Mr Rolfe welcome daughters and a son is born to Mr and Mrs Rolfe and others.
Bridge Club Scores Tallied Across A Week
Monday evening saw ten tables in play with Mrs. Clark Anderson high scorer and Miss Mary Innes lowest. Tuesday nine tables followed with Mrs. T B Luebben high and Mrs. F H Bimrose low. Wednesday eight tables produced Miss Clara Plant high and Mrs. Warren Selner low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Anderson
Mary Innes
T. B. ‘Luebben
F. H. ‘Bimrose
Clara Plant
Warren Selner
Forgery defendant Jack Neal sentenced with parole
Jack Neal pleaded guilty to forgery before Judge H G Rodgers in district court and was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. His prior good character and family ties led to parole from the bench while his partner Emil Borgenson fled Saturday night, influencing the judge's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Rodgers
Jack Neal
Emil Borgenson
Regular DeMolay Officers Elected at Beaverhead Meeting
Beaverhead Order of DeMolay held a regular election of officers on Wednesday evening. Elected were William Bates M C Emer Anderson S C James Kurtz J C Fred Elmose S D George Christensen J D John Christensen S C Robert Bidstrup J C Robert rw chaplain Herbert Wheat marshal Tex Kellner S B Leonard Hansen sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Order of DeMolay
William Bates
M. C
Emer Anderson
S. C
James Kurtz
J. C
Fred Elmose
S. D
George Christensen
J. D
John Christensen
Robert Bidstrup
Robert Rw
Herbert Wheat
Tex Kellner
S. B
Leonard Hansen
Sentinel
Snodgrass Pleads Not Guilty in Lottery Ticket Case
Charles Snodgrass was arraigned before United States Commissioner F. A. Hazelbaker on charges of selling tickets for a Mexican lottery under government investigation. He pleaded not guilty and posted bonds of 1000 dollars. Authorities indicate 27 additional defendants have been indicted in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snodgrass
United States
F. A. Hazelbaker
Fire damages awning at Eliel store likely due to cigarette
A fire Thursday evening damaged an awning at the Eliel store. The blaze was quickly extinguished by the fire department, with investigators noting a lighted cigarette stub as the probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel
Gas barrel stolen from Shell bulk station in Montana
Thieves broke into the Shell Oil bulk station operated by Montana Auto Supply Thursday night and took a barrel of gas. Detectives report no other items were stolen and describe the incident as a simple burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oil Company
Montana Auto Supply Company
Beaverhead Beats Madison in Baseball Tilt Falls 10-7
In a Wednesday game, Beaverhead county team lost to Madison county 10 to 7 as the match swung on late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Marriage ceremonies in Idaho Falls and Pocatello
In a Thursday afternoon ceremony Judge H G Rodgers presided over the marriage of Martin Jo Watts and Ada Henderson of Pocatello. Friday morning Judge Opp officiated at the marriage of Lawrence Wheeler and Nellie Dalton of Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opp
H. G. Rodgers
Martin Jo. Watts
Ada Henderson
Pocatello
Lawrence Wheeler
Nellie Dalton
Idaho Falls
A A U Women Meet at Luebben Home
The American Association of University Women will hold a regular meeting Monday evening September 28 at 8 oclock at Mrs Himest Luebben home. All members urged to attend and eligible guests invited. College graduates unsure of eligibility should contact Miss Anne Feley or Mrs Howard Morse of the membership committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University
Himest
Luebben
Anne Feley
Howard Morse
Wise River student wins second in Red Cross poster contest
Albert Aiken, a ten year old sixth grade pupil at Wise River school, earned second prize in Class B of the Montana Red Cross poster contest held last spring. A $4 check will be presented by Miss Gladys Gary, superintendent of schools. The Wise River Women's club sponsored the district contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Aiken
Wise River
Montana Department of the Red Cross
Gladys Gary
Wise River Women’s Club
Dillon Students Head to State University in Missoula
Mr and Mrs Roy Herndon moved to Missoula last Sunday with their daughter Jane who entered the state university. Other students leaving from Dillon to attend the university were Miss Georgia Matlen Wilber Squires and Ed Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Herndon
Missoula
Jane
The
State University
Dillon
University
Miss Georgia Metlen
Wilber Squires
Ed Simons
Armstead Neighbors Club Plans Sixth Birthday Party
The Armstead Neighbors' club met at Mrs. Taylor Bradley's home on Sept. 10 and decided to host a birthday party for the club's sixth anniversary, continuing the annual birth day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Taylor Bradley
Luncheon for Visiting Daughters at Mrs Thomas Home
Mrs C P Thomas hosted a luncheon at 1 30 PM Friday for her daughters Miss Clea Thomas and Mrs Frank Gnagey who are visiting at the Thomas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Thomas
Clea Thomas
Frank Gnagey
Thomas Home
Baby Boy Born to Dell Couple on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Emmett S Buttner of Dell welcomed a baby boy born Saturday Sept 19 at Mrs Connelleys home. Miss Jean Ballard left for Missoula to attend the state university. Local residents from several towns visited or attended the county fair including R D Boone Henry Fitter Herb Arnold Frank Pendleton C W Brown Mrs Otto Schulz and son Leon ard William Brownfield W G Hellis Walter Ellinghouse Angus McKay Ida and Carl Pahnish George Clemow and daughter Mary. Miss Clemow will resume studies at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett S. Buttner
Dell
George Clemow
Mary
Big Hole Basin
Miss Clemow
University of Washington
Beaverhead Fair Showcases Local Products And Exhibits
The Beaverhead fair features gold and precious stone displays, early mining scenes, and needlework exhibits. Local businesses showcase merchandise while live animal pens include pheasants, a baby buffalo, elk, mountain lion, and other wildlife. Animals, livestock, and poultry fill the pavilion as stores adjust hours and the Beaverhead high school band enhances the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Creek
Lbeaverhead Auto Sales
Dillon Furniture
T. EE
Luebben
Paddock & Tyro
Montana Mercantile
MecCaleb’s
City Baking Co
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Cash Meat ,Market
Union Electric Co
Electric Shop
Montana Auto Supply Co
Westwood Confectionery
Sewell, Market
Eliels
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Bond Grocery
Butte
Jack Carney
Montana
Beaverhead High School
L. A. Gregory
Beaverhead High School paper returns with new editor
The Beaver published this semester at the Tribune shop with Isabel Doyle as editor and Frank Tyre as business manager. The Beaver earned third place in a national Columbia University contest and other honors from Quill and Scroll. Miss Fay Kirkpatrick returns as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaver
Beaverhead County
Tribune
Isabel Doyle
Frank Tyre
the Beaver
Columbia University
Quill and Scroll
Fay Kirkpatrick
Insect Survey Starts for Pine Beetle Project
A four man crew began an insect control survey in the Ruby section on Friday to outline a district for next year's pine beetle project. Glen Smith assistant regional forester arrived from Missoula on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ruby
Glen Smith
Missoula
Married in Butte Spedden and Stinson Obtain License
A marriage license was issued on Friday in Butte to Ivan E. Spedden and Dora Stinson, two well known local residents. The groom works in trucking between Dillon and Butte and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ivan E. Spedden
Dora Stinson
Dillon
W. E. Stinson
Hamilton Watch On Exhibit From Byrd Antarctic Flight
On display at Selner's is a Hamilton watch that accompanied Commander Byrd on the Antarctic expedition. Four Hamilton timepieces tracked the actual South Pole flight, marking the historic journey with precise timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selner’s
Byrd
South Pole
Men and Sheep Metaphor Reflects Market Fear
A fragmented passage discusses men mourning missed selling opportunities and compares herd behavior to a leader guiding others. It warns that doubt and herd mentality cause risk aversion, implying future meaning for those who acted when selling seemed safe.
Shower Honors Mrs. James Morrison At Stinson Home
Mrs. Bob Morrison and Mrs. Frank Lasich hosted a Friday afternoon shower for Mrs. James Morrison a recent bride at the W. E. Stinson residence. Guests enjoyed a social afternoon and presented many beautiful and practical gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Morrison
Frank Lasich
James Morrison
W. E. Stinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Marchesseault
Grant
Rash
Monida
City
Joe
Metlen
Horse Prairie
Joe. Innes
Bozeman
Montana State College
W. D. Brandenberg
Bud Peter‘gon
Lima
James McCollum
West Yellowstone
Dan Tovey, Sr
Logan
Utah
W. D. Tovey
Lon A. Lindsay
John Shaffer
J. F. Harrison
Peter H. Anderson
Alder
Lawrence Hanson
Lucille Butts
F. E. Foote
Lewistown
Havre
Telephoni
Apex
Marcus Stauduhar
Robert. Watt
Carlos
Horn
Fred Gilbert
GW. Dowits of Wisdom
Andrus Hotel
Emily Sherman
Frank O’keefe
Phil Nye
F. P. Blair of
Warren Hughes
Horace Chesbro
Idaho
Falls
J. L. Waldemar
al. Waldemar
Martin Jackson
Charles Metzel
Albert Metzel
Etta Metzel
Frank Birrer
Ivo
Blaine
Cochrane
A. J. Faust
Warren Dufur
Baby
Points
Washington
Dorothy Hildreth
Isabell Doyle
Centennial Valley
C. C. Newman
Metlen Block
J. R. Scott
Great Falls
Judson Brundage
Lakeview
Archie Gray
Los Angeles
Joe Browne
John Gelhaus
Bert McMenomey
Marjorie Stevenson
Billings
Eastern Montana Normal College
Anna Patterson
B. N. Stevenson
James Doyle
Brekfast
J. W. Carney
Doc Stork
Barrett Hospital
Carl Guidici
RB. Rolfe
A. Som
DE Molays
Shadow Ranch
Buck Jones
Son of
India
Ramon Novarro
Orient
Conrad Nagel
Madge Evans
Ivan Lebedeff
Betty Compson
Genevieve Tobin
A. A. A. W. Meeting
Jean Ballard
R. D. Boone and
Henry Fitter
Herb Arnold
Wonida
Frank Pendleton
C. W. Brown
Otto Schulz
Leonard
Sheridan
Harry E. Miller
William Brownfield
W. G. Hellis
Andrus
Walter Ellinghouse of
Angus McKay
Ida and
Carl Pahnish
Grasshopper
Walle Alten
Beaverhead Fair
Stoker
R. F. Pecini
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