Mrs Denton Oliver Dies at Hospital Last Week
Beloved matron Mrs Denton Oliver died last Thursday morning after a month long illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at the family home in the city.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1929
Page
1
Funeral Here for Mrs Jessie Oliver
RS Jessie Oliver wife of Denton Oliver a Bea verhead county stockman died at Barrett hospital after a month long illness She had lived in Dillon only a few months aged 44 born in Anderson California She and her husband married last August and she gained many friends in the community. Dillon and Billings to Argue Here State Normal College debating team will host Eastern Montana Normal from Billings next Tuesday night at the college auditorium Lillian Barrett and Helen Berry will form the local team with the question That a Substitute For Trial by Jury Should Be Adopted. Intermountain Union defeated the Normal team last Thursday by a two to one decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Oliver
Denton Oliver
Beaverhead County
Barrett Hospital
Dillon
Mr. Oliver
Billings
College Auditorium
State Normal
Lillian Barrett
Helen Berry
Intermountain Union
Normal
Lima to Dedicate New Catholic Church April 21
Dedication ceremonies for Lima's new Catholic church announced by Rev Father Clifford. The Rt Rev George J Finnegan bishop of Helena will preside with Mass at 8 and dedication at 9 30. Many Dillon residents plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Lima
New Catholic Church
Father Clifford An
Dillon
H G Haynes Pioneer Of The County Claimed
Illon’s city administration received final voter approval in a quiet election with about 100 ballots cast. No contests appeared on the ballot, and all incumbents were re-elected, including Mayor Roscoe Cornell for a fifth term, City Treasurer F P Bulger, Police Magistrate L P Phillips, and Aldermen Brundage Waldorf Woodside and Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illon
Citizens’ Caucus
Roscoe Cornell
F. P. Bulger
L. P. Phillips
H. M. Brundage
A. F. Waldorf
Fred Woodside
Lindley Phillips
Cornell
Dillon
Jewelry store offers cup for first hole in one
W E Selner of Huber Brothers' jewelry store offers a silver loving cup to the first Dillon golfer scoring a hole in one on the Country club course this year. Local enthusiasts are already aiming for the prize. The feat was achieved once on the current course last year by Professor Robert Clark of the Normal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Selner
Huber Brothers
Dillon
Robert Clark
Normal College
County urged to erect system of road markers in Beaverhead
Beaverhead county Montana Board of County Commissioners met April 1 1929 in Dillon. Senate Bill No 102 authorizes each commissioner to inspect and direct road and bridge work and county property including courthouse sheds county farm and other property for the year. The session covered district assignments and other local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
O. C. Gosman
Martin ©. Jackson
A. L. Anderson
Albert 8. Baker
Legislative Assembly
Court House
Easter Programs Shine Across Dillon Churches
Easter observances in Dillon featured Sunrise services at Grace Methodist and Presbyterian churches. The Grace choir presented Our Risen Savior, while Presbyterian morning services included The Crucified cantata. Holy Communion at St. James highlighted a melodic program and a children’s church event continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
St. James
Liquor Sale to Minors Leads to Jail Term and Fine
Lloyd Taylor was sentenced to six months in the county jail and fined 250 dollars after pleading guilty in district court to selling liquor to minors. He was arrested Monday morning by the police chief and undersheriff following the detention of two 15 year old boys found intoxicated Sunday night. Rube Pierce, Lima soft drink parlor proprietor, was fined 500 dollars by Judge Rodgers for conducting gambling in his establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Taylor
Henry G. Rodgers
Taylor
Charles Nelson
Carl Hartwig
Rube Pierce
Lima
Rodgers
Gamblir
Funeral services for pioneer Beaverhead resident Haynes
Howard Grant Haynes a longtime Dillon resident and railroad man died yesterday at his Beaverhead home at age 65. He was born in Wellington New Jersey January 22 1864 and came to Montana with his parents in 1880. Survived by wife two daughters two sisters two brothers and a nephew the funeral will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Grace Methodist church with Rev. Howard B. Ricketts officiating and burial in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Dillon Implement Company
Sherman Hughes
Blanche Haynes
Dillon
Lou Tilsey
Kansas City
Molly Harper
Tod
Calgary
Canada
Edward
Missoula
Ben Golden
Sheridan
Grace Methodist Church
Howard B. Ricketts
Mountain View Cemetery
War Begins Against the Fever Tick
Montana health officials announce a spring campaign to wage war on the spotted fever tick after tick parasites developed at Hamilton labs are distributed statewide. The parasites feed on ticks and their eggs kill the fever carriers, while remaining harmless to humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Felena
United States Laboratories
Hamilton
Frank Hazelbaker Discusses Montana Legislature At Rotary Luncheon
Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazelbaker spoke on the Montana legislature’s structure and law making. He outlined bill introduction, caucus and committee work, and the paths bills take to become law, noting long committee hours and extended sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Rotary Club
House
Senate
Eliel Renominated For Dillon School Board
Ronard Eliel, Dillon pioneer merchant, was renominated as a member of the Dillon School District No. 10 board at a caucus held at the training school. He was chosen by acclamation and is the only candidate for a three year term. election appears set for April 6 at the training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel
Frank Elie Reappointed to State Board
Dillon business leader Frank Elie, longtime on the state board of education, has been reappointed by the governor to continue his valued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Elie
Frank Elifel
Dillon
State Board of Education
Montana boosts gasoline tax to match federal highway funds
Motorists statewide will pay five cents more per gallon to the state highway commission for road work. The added revenue, estimated at about 4.31 million this year, funds matching federal aid and supports a four hundred mile per year program. Refunds apply to agricultural use and non highway operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otorists
Dillon
State Highway Commission
Montana
Montana Automobile Association
A. J. Breitenstein
Auction Sale Near Dillon Sees Farm Equipment and Livestock
Orain Spencer a Beaverhead valley rancher will hold an auction next Friday April 5 two miles south of Dillon at the old Reynolds home ranch. Livestock includes five cows and ten work horses plus hay tools and farm machinery such as a binder grain drill two gang plows sulky plow harrows land leveler wagons and other implements. Sale begins at 1 o clock with Col Luther Smith as auctioneer and Bert Williams as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orain Spencer
Beaverhead Valley
Dillon
Reynolds
Luther Smith
Bert Williams
Lieutenant Governor outlines how bills become law in weekly address
Lt. Gov. Hazelbaker spoke at the Tuesday assembly detailing bill introduction and lawmaking processes. He discussed hurdles lawmakers face on revenue and appropriations. Next week the music department leads activities with two piano solos by Ralph McFadden pupils Blanche Fousek and Mary Peck, plus choral and violin performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Ralph McFadden
Blanche Fousek
Great Falls
Mary Peck
Winifred
Violet van der Vor
Vivian Robe
Dillon to open Montana's first Children's Theatre
The Dillon group launches Montana's first Children's Theatre with Miss Mary K. Sands directing. The inaugural show on April 13 at the college auditorium features two plays The Pig Prince and The Bubble Peddler performed mainly by local children. Admission is free for county children under high school age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILLON
Montana
College Auditorium
Elizabeth Ayres Garnett
Alice C. D. Riley
Dillon Parent-Teacher Association
Giant all metal Ford plane to land in Dillon on April 19
The West Wind, a tri motor Ford plane carrying ten passengers plus crew, will visit Dillon Friday April 19 to pick up riders at the Dillon airport. O A Bergeson of Bergeson Motors announced the event as part of a drive to promote aviation in northern states and memorial aviation projects. Nearby the huge white M on hill remains a landmark, restored by Beaverhead county high school volunteers after Normal College students objected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
O. A. Bergeson
Bergeson Motors
Orvile and
Beaverhead High
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Anderson
Calif
Oliver
College
Ontana State Normal
H. G. Haynes
Beaverhead
Gosman
Red Rock
Jackson
Big Hole
Bear
Mike Rebich
Mr. Willis
H. L. Willis Co
Butte
Oward Grant Haynes
Wellington, NJ
Utah & Northern Railroad
Barratt's Station
Mr. Haines
Hazelbaker
Rotary
Eliel IS
Renominated School Board
Lorain Spencer
Beaverhead de Molay
Hartwig Theatre
Eaverhead
de Molay
Olive Scholz
Assembly
Children’s
Mary K. Sands
the Normal College
Miss Sands
Children’s Theatre
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