Fire Prevention Talk At Dillon Rotary On Forest Safety
Supervisor A. A. Simpson of Beaverhead National Forest spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club on fire prevention and reporting. He noted more than 45 percent of last year’s forest fires were man caused, 22 percent incendiary, and warned accountability for smokers in reducing fires.
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A. A. Simpson
Beaverhead National Forest
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Simpgon
Raverhead
Simpson
Beaverhead County
E. Blinn
Dillon Charity Organization Concludes Assistance in Dillon
The Dillon Charity Organization reports weekly aid to about a hundred individuals since last October. After April 19 1932 only families with small children will receive help, and by about May 1 1932 the work ends unless special grants are needed. Transients will be refused after April 12 1932. Publicity Committee of Dillon’s Associated Charities announces.
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Associated Charities Fund
Dillon’s
Dillon
Central Committee
Small town notes reflect hospital visits and travels
Mr and Mrs J C Davis and J L Willard visit Mrs Willard in Murray hospital in Butte where she is improving. Frank Pauls baby boy born last Thursday at Barrett hospital. Luella Stickney health nurse visits Grasshopper district. Gaines McCracken from Bozeman weekends with T Lee McCracken. Tom Menke and son pass through Dillon en route to Butte after winter in California. Rev T J Simons attends presbytery meeting in Hamilton. Sam Wilkinson family visit Deer Lodge with Ensign relatives. Mayor Hugh McCaleb returns from Salmon City after funeral of his mother. J W Burrells called to Boise by brother Orman Burrells’ death. H L Poindexter and others visit Deer Lodge and Graeter family. Tom Morrow passes Stanford aptitude test for group 1 admission. Bishop Faber conducts St James services in Helena. Lee Moran pleads not guilty to assault. Joe Stroud pleads not guilty to disturbance. bonds set at 250 dollars. Harry Pierce wins a 1932 Chevrolet at Butte show. Junior McFarland injured bicycle accident. Anna Bell Hartwig sprains arm at Scout camp. Clyde Sewell, Ed Hoffman return from Missoula. Hurley Leach arrives from San Diego for winter. A T Peterson and Frank Wilson visit Dillon. James Faye and wife head to Los Angeles for vacation. Melvyn Smith visits Dillon from Roberts Idaho.
More Women Drive Cars in Modern Era
The article argues that women are increasingly driving due to better vehicle design and safety. It cites easier operation without male mechanics, improved aesthetics, and enhancements like all steel bodies, reliable brakes, better steering, and durable tires as key factors boosting confidence and enjoyment in driving.
Candidates Vie For Beaverhead County Offices
Several candidates enter the Beaverhead race for county posts. Lucie Walker filed for Republican county superintendent of schools. Bertie Mathews seeks renomination as county treasurer on the Democratic ticket after two years in office. J. E. David joined the Republican bid for assessor, a former forest supervisor aide. Louis Stahl also filed for the Republican nominating petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Baker
Lucie Walker
Montana State Normal College
Bertie Mathews
Beaverhead
Norah Connelley
J. E. David
Notable changes in Dillon township election officials
Justice of the peace post in Dillon township gains new deputy registrars appointed by Clerk Albert B Baker. Voters must register this year if they did not vote last time or turned 21 since then. Deputies listed cover Lakeview Olmer Upham to Polaris Emma Pyle across districts including Monida Lima and Bannack.
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Dillon Township
Albert
Baker
Dillon
Lakeview
Olmer Upham
Monida
Max C. Nye
Lima
April Public Funds Expenditures Report
Ledger page lists numerous payments to utilities, salaries, supplies, and services for city departments including Fire Department, Library, and maintenance. Notable items: Union Electric lighting 157.70 and salaries for several staff. Beaverhead Auto Supply and Phillips Garage supplies. Beaverhead Auto Sales and Oregon Short Line rent. multiple labor entries for workers such as Ray Stanfield and Ott Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Nelson
Union Electric Co
Fire Department
F. A. Hazelbaker
INB
PFOM
Ecceeerees
Industrial Accident Board
Moose Cafe
W. R. Gordon
Charles E. Nelson
Charles H. Bourquin
Warren Sutherland
F. M. Poindexter
Phillips Garage
Montana Auto Supply Co
Puupphos
T. EB. Luebben
Salomiiea
Dart Hardware & Inipie
L. P. Phillips
Theo
F. McFadden
Brialy
Bergeson Motora Co
Joan Mat
Ray Stanfield
Robert Moses
Ott Gordon
J. H. McLaren
Black- Bimith
John Albers
Oregon
Bergeson Motors
Dart Hardware & Imp. Co
Beaverhead Auto Sales Co
Fersthpivsst
Graeter-Waldorf Co
Ceeee
McCaleb’s
Montana Mercantile Co
Lou Banning
Douglas Bourquin
Forrest Bayerd
Library Fund
Faust Ranch Auction Sale Promises Broad Farm Lotry
The Faust Ranch sale opens at 10 o’clock with a free lunch at noon. Luther Smith acts as auctioneer and A G Williams as clerk. Many farm items in good shape plus 18 work horses, saddle horses, milk cows, a bull, yearlings, calves, and chickens are listed. Grain assets include 206...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Smith
G. Williams
Farm sale offers wheat barley tools and posts
The listing describes farm sales with 150 bushels of spring wheat and bushels of winter wheat, Fausts Beardless barley from the ranch, plus an ice box a DeLaval cream separator two wood heaters a laundry stove 800 cedar posts six cords of wood and many small tools among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Local DeMolay Leader Claimed by Illness in Dillon
A well known young Dillon man and first master councilor of Beaverhead chapter Order of DeMolay died after a brief illness. Survived by mother Alice Olmsted sister Eloise grandmother Mrs. George C. Chambers Malta two aunts Mrs. Rathbone Malta and Mrs. Brockman Red Cloud uncle R H Olmsted Omaha. Funeral Sunday at St James Episcopal with Alumni of DeMolay at grave. Interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Order of DeMolay
Alice Olmsted
Dillon Training School
Eloise
George C. Chambers
Malta
Gertrude Rathbone
J. W. Brockman
Red Cloud
Minn
R H. Olmsted
Omaha
St. James Episcopal Church
H. N Tragitt
George Melton
T. Lee McCracken
J. Dinner Selway
Lansing Waldorf
Fred Chapman
William Nelson
Mountain View Cemetery
Budget Cut Hits All State Colleges Ten Percent
The board approved a ten percent budget reduction across all state institutions, saving about 110 000 for the next biennium. Sabbatical leaves and other paid leaves were postponed for now, with exceptions for co operation with industry or government and funds saving measures. Chancellor Brannon described Northwest Association accreditation of all Greater University units as approval, noting only three units were previously accredited.
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Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Brannon
State University
State College
State Normal
Roy Forrester Elected Head Scout Committer
Roy Forrester was elected head Scout committer. Ten board of review and court of honor sessions awarded 175 honors including two Eagle Scout advancements, six Life, 11 Star, five first class and 15 second class badges with the rest merit badges. Campbell reported Dillon department finances. Bergeson urged camp abandonment south of Dillon. Other attendees included Jarris, Farrell, Gilbert, Eliel, Wahl, McCracken, Best, Jeppson and Tragitt.
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Board of Review
Court of Honor
Hagle
Paul N. Campbell
Butte
Dillon Department
O. A. Bergeson
Dillon
J. C. Jarris
George Farrell
W. G. Gilbert
Lambert Eliel
W. W.,. Wahl
T. Lee McCracken
J. F. Best
J. C. Jeppson
H. N. Tragitt
Woolgrowers meet as directors miss Gilbert
The Woolgrowers executive directors gather with most members present. J H Gilbert of Dillon is absent and represented by his brother W G Gilbert. Attending are Guy Stambaugh Deer Lodge Fred Sheriff Helena Ser Tom Largon Chateau and Ross Chinook. Also on hand are A T Hibbard Hel Percy Williamson Miles Peter Pauly Deer Lodge with President J H Michael Augusta and W G Kert Dillon vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gilbert
Dillon
W. G. Gilbert
Guy Stambaugh
Deer Lo
Fred Sheriff
Helena
Tom Largon
Chateau
Ross
A. T. Hibbard
Percy Williamson
Miles
War on Low Mood Gains Ground in Local War Effort
Paul Temple at City Hall announced a community campaign against unemployment and low morale in a central committee meeting. A large number of jobs were listed, many filled by unemployed residents, though most are part time. a new daily wage scale was proposed with flexibility in pay.
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Paul Temple
Country Club Golf Schedule Revised by Sport Committee
The country club outlines a revised golf schedule with youth and adults events. Key fixtures include the 10 Men’s Merchant Trophy, E Trophy, July 17 mixed four dinner match, handicap, and a series of tournaments from August through October at locations such as Butte and Anaco Aus.
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Anaco
Tro Gosman Drug Company
Tro
Butte
Oii
Betty Roe Wins at Butth Meet For Contestants
Betty Roe emerged as the winner at the meet with strong arguments and extensive data. A Helena student placed, and the Girls Central High School of H was third with Miss Violet Eastman guiding dramatics and public speaking as keeper of the event.
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Roe
Helena
Representativ Girls’ Central High School
Violet Eastman
Instru
School and City Alderman Elections in Lima Ward Results
For alderman ward one Jt Burt Sr was re elected receiving 54 votes to Calvert 26. For alderman ward two F Stamper was elected receiving 29 votes and Bart Hungate 3. Lima Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jt Burt, Sr
Clr Calvert
F Stamper
Bart Hungate
Lima Ledger
Dillon Gun Club Beats Last Uni
A compact sports note lists matchups: Anaconda against Great Falls, Billings versus Great Falls, Billings versus Butte, Havre versus Dillon, Dillon versus Miles City, Sheridan versus Havre, Helena versus Missoula, Missoula versus Sheridan, and Helena versus Miles City.
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Dillon Gun Club
UNI
Anaconda
Great Fall
Billings
Great Falls
Butte
Havre
Dillon, Dillon
Miles City
Sheridan
Helena
Missoula
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Rotary
Dillon Charity Organization
Central Committee of Dillon’s Associated Charities
The
Dillon Examiner
Bluebird
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Speed Demon
Daytona Beach
de Luxe
Idaho Street
Dillon and Vicinity
Clyde Edwards
Andrus Barber Shop
Heavenly Choir
TACT
New York
Chicago
Cs Rivers Inc
Pio Pulitzer Prite
Agai Povachan
J. C. Davis
J .L. Willard
Paul& Have
Frank Paul
the Barrett Hospital
Babe
Luella Stickney
Bozeman
Mr. Gaines McCracken
Mrs
California
Tom Menke
Small 50N
Hamilton
T. J. Simons
Deer Lodge
Sam Wilkinson
Elizabeth
Salmon City
Hugh McCaleb
McCaleb
Boisee
J. W. Burrells
Boise
Orman Burrells
H. L. Poindexter
A. H. French
Harmon Graeter
Warren Graeter
Margaret Graeter
Tom Morrow
A. C. Morrow
Stanford University
Tom
Bishop Faber
Faber
Episcopal Church
St. James Church
Lee Moran
Phillips
Justice Court
Joe Stroud
Harry Pierce
Junior McFarland
A. H. McFarland
C. P Thomas
McFarland
Anna Bell
W. B. Hartwig
Clyde Sewell
Ed Hoffman
San Diego
Hurley Leach
A. T. Peterson
Frank Wilson
James Faye
Los Angeles
Calif
Faye
Idaho
Melvyn Smith
Roberts
Earl Sande
Marian Adele Kummer
Louis Stahl
Ofty Board
Sion
John W. Graham Co
Mary L. Innes
D. L. Smith
Itg
Anaconda Upper Company
Faust Ranch
Normal
Roy Forrester
Betty Roe
Butth
Jan DeWolf Perry
House of Bishops
Ernest M. Stires
Bist
Long Island
Sanat Ia Gaon Hy
L. L. Apel
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