Minutes of Regular County Board Meeting 1937
The board met April 6 1937 with all members and the acting clerk present. James E Burt Lima was appointed constable of Lima township and George W Helming Wisdom township justice of the peace. bonds set at 2000. A license tax of 50 dollars was applied to liquor dealers outside Dillon or Lima. April 7 1937 session appointed Audrey Tovey assistant Case Worker. county to pay half of Beaverhead Welfare administrative costs. Reports examined included county farm 53 inmates district court 210 high school 3140.42 payroll 3031.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Burt
Lima
George W. Helming
Wisdom
Wisdom Township
State Board of Liquor Control
Dillon
Audrey Tovey
Beaverhead
County Farm
Mrs A W Wilson Enroute to Royal Neighbors Meeting
Mrs A W Wilson of Jackson spent Monday in Dillon while traveling to Missoula for a state meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wilson
Jackson
Dillon
Royal Neighbors of America
Missoula
Local Couple Wed in Dillon Court
4 OCALS Isaiah Washington and Annie Phillips both of Pocatel lo were married by Judge Louis Stahl Monday. Mrs. Joe Birrer and daughter spent Friday in Dillon from Dell. State Treasurer and Mrs. Ray Shannon and daughter Patricia were at Mr. Shannon's sister Mrs. E L Wheat's home Sunday. Dr and Mrs Francis Cashmore of Helena spent the weekend with the Cashmores. Mr and Mrs A T McCue of St. Louis visited the Kakuske home Saturday. Herman Peterson, formerly of Dillon, visited en route from Detroit to Los Angeles. Miss Stella Lee, Polaris school teacher, visited Dillon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Washington
Annie Phillips
Pocatello
Louis Stahl
Joe Birrer
Dillon
Dell
Ray Shannon
Patricia
Shannon
E. L. Wheat
Francis Cashmore
Helena
W. F. Cashmore
A. T. McCue
St. Louis
H. P. Kakuske
Herman Peterson
Detroit
Los Angeles
Stella Lee
Polaris
Doctrine of Atonement in Christian Science Sunday study
The lesson sermon for Sunday April 18 1937 in Churches of Christ Scientist centered on the doctrine of atonement. The golden text from John 1 29 proclaims Behold the Lamb of God and taketh away the sins of the world. Psalm 51 10 calls Create in me a clean heart O God and renew a right spirit within me. Mary Baker Eddy S Science and Health states sorrow for wrongdoing is a step toward reform and the next step is reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
John
Jesus
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Dillon Girl Wins High Scout Honors
Miss Davis of Dillon selected as Region 11 High Scout winner for five state area Montana Idaho Utah Wyoming Nevada. Daughter of Lorin and Mrs. Davis, she attends Montana State Normal College after high school graduation and earned the Golden Eaglet badge last November. Mrs. H M Warner elected Dillon council representative for Rocky Mountain Regional Conference in Great Falls in May 1921. National leaders including Mrs. Hoover to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
H. M. Warner
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Miss Davis
Lorin Davis
Montana State Normal College
Dillon Council
Rocky Mountain
Great Falls
Hoover
Verdict for Plain Tiff in Powell Case
The plaintiff in the Powell case against Philip H. Cottom was vacated for the term. A second suit involving Conway and the Darby Mining Co was taken from the jury by the court last Thursday amid legal technicalities, with the case taken under advisement by Judge Albert Besanc on behalf of Judge Henry G. Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.h.powell
Philip H. Cottom
George C. Conway
Darby Mining Company
Joseph M. Fabian
John Grosso
Steve Grosso
M. J. Laughran
J. E. Healy
Juuge Albert Besancon
Fourth Judicial District
Henry G. Rodgers
Field Trip Highlights For Beaverhead FFA Chapter
A group of 22 Future Farmers of Beaverhead County High School toured Twin Bridges and Sheridan last Friday. They judged horses and sheep at Gilmer G Smith ranch Holstein dairy cows and draft horses at the state orphans home and sheep at Otto Schulz ranch. Top honors went to John Rozman Don Shaffner Art Christensen and Edgar French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Gilmer G. Smith
State Orphans’ Home
Otto Schulz
John Rozman
Don Shaffner
Art Christensen
Edgar French
Dancers Enjoy Large Crowd at Canyon Opening Dance
A large county crowd attended the Canyon opening dance last Saturday night and spent an enjoyable evening dancing. Hayes Baxter's orchestra supplied the music. Another dance is planned for Saturday April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Canyon
Hayes] Baxter
Glee Club and Orchestra Present Evening of Music
The Women's Glee Club and Little Symphony Orchestra of Normal College combined for a Friday night program in the auditorium. Under Ralph McFadden's direction the orchestra performed seven numbers from Luigini Bach Gounod Moszkowski and von Flotow. The glee club followed with seven songs including The False Prophet and Listen to the Lambs. Herman Schwab played Adoration a Borowski violin solo. The closing piece The Village Blacksmith featured a sixty-voice mixed chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Glee Club
Little Symphony Orchestra
Normal College
Ralph McFadden
Luigini
Bach-Gounod
Moszkowski
Friedrich von Flotow
Women’s Glee Club
Herman Schwab
Felix Borowski
Dillon Trapshooters Post High Scores and State Meet Hopes
Sheridan leads telegraphic shoot as Otto Schulz and N. J. Birrer post 25s and Art Ellinghouse shoots 25 for Sheridan. Dillon tied with Missoula for fourth after a 75 score day. weather aided attendance and a May 16 registered shoot was planned by the Dillon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Free
Otto Schulz
N. J. Birrer
Sheridan
Art Ellinghouse
Dillon Club
Missoula
Helena
Billings
Dillon
Butte
Glendive
Havre
Anaconda
Free
Bill Marsh
Pocatello
Weatherwax
Simmons
McNeil
F. Tolson
Peterson
Los Angeles
Brundage
Benson
W. Westergard
Apgar
O’conner
Chico
R. Smith
Bryant
O. A. Schulz
Tolson
Lester Schulz
R. M. Barrett
Warren Stone
Mitchell
Poppy Poster Contest Acts Across Nation for Memorial Day
Disabled World War I veterans in hospitals and work rooms craft poppies for Poppy Day. Eva Critz of the American Legion Auxiliary says pupils from fourth through twelfth grades create posters to capture the poppies spirit. Local contests close May 10 with winners advancing to state, then national levels in New York City in September. Awards three grade groups as the contest spans grades four to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eva Critz
American Legion Auxiliary
Department
Auxiliary
New York City
Sheridan Masons Hear Education Week Address
Prof Rush Jordan of the Normal College faculty delivered an education week address at a Sheridan Masons meeting last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Jordan
Normal College
Sheridan Masons
Supreme Court rules stock transfers affect bank failure liability
The Supreme Court holds a stockholder who transfers stock within 60 days before a national bank failure is treated as if no transfer occurred, and the same holds if the transfer predates the failure by more than 60 days with knowledge of impending failure. Peterson sold stock to Franks for one dollar to avoid liability. the FDIC prevailed on appeal to reverse the trial ruling and remand for entry of judgment for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Insurance Agency
Federal Agency
Supreme Court
Peterson
F. C. Franks
Franks
Federal
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
William Best Sentenced in Idaho Assault Case
William Best formerly of Dillon received a sentence of one to twenty years in Idaho state prison after pleading guilty to assault with intent to kill. He seriously wounded Cecil Baker and Gertrude Corlett at Leadore on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Best
Dillon
Idaho State Prison
Cecil Baker
Gertrude Corlett
Leadore
Timber Cut for Ranching Use From Gallatin National Forest
About 310000 board feet of timber was taken from the Gallatin National Forest for farm and ranch uses. Most of it became corral poles fence posts fuel wood and bridge timbers with some lumber for farm buildings. Logs were used in construction and logging followed forest service rules to sustain annual yields and minimize damage with debris burned or disposed to reduce fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin National Forest
Forest Service
Wisdom businessman Herbert Armitage visits city Friday
Herbert Armitage of Wisdom was a business visitor in the city Friday for meetings and inquiries related to local commerce and potential partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Armitage of
Wisdom
Butte Man Fined 25 For License Plate Offense
Mendelcov of Butte was fined 25 dollars for a license plate offense. His car was seized by the sheriff’s force in April and held pending ownership investigation. Mendelcov was arrested in Butte last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelcov
Sint
Butte
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