Montana Counties Return Over One Million in State Funds
Montana counties sent in a total of 2,846,294.77 to the state treasury for the fiscal year ending June 30. The report by state treasurer F. E. Williams shows an increase of 1,148,244 over the previous year. Lewis and Clark county contributed 109,258.50 and Broadwater county 18,167.40 to the state treasury.
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Montana
F. E. Williams
Getate
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater County
State Highway Fund Receives $40 530 From Federal Oil Royalties
Montana will get $40 530.97 for highways and common schools from federal oil royalties. The sum, reported by State Treasurer F E Williams, compares with $42 445.49 received last year.
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Montana
Highway Fund
Common School Fund
United States
F. E. Williams
54 000 Native Trout Fry Planted in Far Northern Lakes
A shipment of native trout fry totaling 54 000 was received in Dillon and moved to the Big Hole basin last Saturday. Deputy Game Warden Charles Price and Forest Supervisor J C Whitham planted the fry in 10 lakes north of the basin at the heads of Dark Horse Jahnke and Pioneer creeks. This marks the first fish planting in that area.
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Dillon
Big Hole
Charles Price
J. C. Whitham
Pioneer
Rotary luncheon speaker outlines Dillon club service duties
Frank Eliel, chairman of the Dillon Rotary club’s community service committee, spoke at the weekly luncheon on the duties of the committee. He urged countywide club meetings to spread Rotary service and cooperation. Eliel, who attended the Chicago international convention, was elected chairman of the On to Vienna committee. President Charles Henry led the meeting.
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Frank Eliel
Dillon Rotary Club
Eliel
Dillon Club
Chicago
Wvas
Vienna
Charles Henry
Autos Blamed in Part for Hay Fever Increase
Public health service ties rising hay fever to more car use and suburban living. Cars bring people into pollen contact as disease fears grow. about 6 million Americans suffer hay fever or asthma or both.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Miniature golf course a big hit in Dillon community
A new miniature golf course draws enthusiastic patrons and many first timers. Tom Thumb holes surprise amateurs with easy scores while manager Galt offers a novelty prize allowing the best male and female players free plays until their scores improve. Last night’s top scores were Gienna Vance and Albert DeWitt. A horseshoe court is connected to the course.
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Bobby Jones
Dillon
Galt
Gienna Vance
Albert DeWitt
Terry_Browning
Keep Stock on Forest Ranges Late This Fall
Livestock men urged Federal Farm Board chair Alexander Legge to permit cattle and sheep to stay on forest reserves longer this fall. Dr. W J Butler noted the request at Bozeman and stockmen urged quick action to prevent a market glut, including stabilizing prices via government involvement and prompting the Inland Marketing Association to function for feeder lambs and cattle.
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Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Bozeman
Forestry Service
W. J. Butler
Legge
Army
Navy
Butler
Inland Marketing Association
Beaverhead Democrats Name Central and Advisory Committees
The Beaverhead Democrats announce central and advisory committees with members from Dillon and surrounding towns. The list includes Dingley Bannack Stal lings and many local figures such as Harry Andrus James Banks W A Graeter and Theodore Nelson, along with an advisory group led by L K Adams Hilary Tate and Mrs Sadie Poindexter.
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Dingley
Bannack
C. W. Stallings
Dillon South
R. B. Herndon
Dillon North
John Banks
Dillon West
Bishop
Theodore Nelson
Argenta
A. H. French
Birch Creek
W. E. Roberts
Glendale
F. P. Tate
Polaris
Edward Farley
Jackson
James W. Woody
Wisdom
J. P. Lossl
Dewey
Ben Mallon
Nicholia
William Sweeney
L. K. Adams
Hilary D. Tate
Sadie Poindexter
Homer Harrison
George W. French
Roscoe Cornell
Beth Brenner
Selah G. Stallings
James N. Mansfield
G. T. Paul
Ora Rodgers
Julius Hartwig
Ernest McKenzie
J. E. Shaw
Nellie McKnight
Arthur W. Wilson
Pat McMenemy
R. W. Boone
E. B. Roe
Thomas Scott
John Peterson
Harry Andrus
Dillon South Central
James E
Doyle
Lakeview
Max Nye
Monida
Conrad Whiting
Lima
8. M. McKngiht
Dell
E. W.bond
Dillon North Central
Edgar Rife
Redrock
James Woody
Wise River
Beth Y. Brenner
Lela G. Stallings
Sencio and O Leary to Clash Here in Beaverdam Card
Sencio and O Leary meet in a scheduled bout Saturday night at Virginia City with anticipation of a torrid clash if O Leary matches his Filipino opponent. The card promises top action with Dillon and Beaverhead County fighters in six and four round matches, while Frank Little features to retain amateur status. The show starts at 9 pm with seats selling fast and a near capacity crowd expected.
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Light Cara
Virginia City
Deer Lodge
Dillon
O’leary
Wege
Beaverhead County
Bill Tritt
Jim McAlester
Ennis
Frank Little
Oregon State College
Horace Dunn
West Yellowstone
Little
John Sullivan
Butte
H. Hurd
Seattle
Pacific Fleet
Oliver Meads
Jim Armitage
Wisdom
Lee Hoerning
Editor Dick Hathaway Dies After Long Printing Career
Dick Hathaway born April 16 1861 in Leavenworth Kansas and longtime publisher of the Big Hole Breezes in Montana died after a long illness. A member of Indianapolis Typographical Union No 1 he worked across the country before settling in the Big Hole basin. He built a weekly with wide circulation despite limited shop equipment and leaves two sons in California. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Dick Hathaway
Leavenworth
Kansas
Indianapolis
Big Hole Basin
California
Hazelbaker Wins Trip to England from Montana Acting Governor
Acting Montana governor Hazelbaker wins a free trip to Boston and London with a week in each city and side journeys through England. He has yet to decide on accepting the offer amid his 10 day tenure since Erickson’s absence. The acting chief executive returned Sunday night from Idaho.
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Boston
London
England
Hazelbaker
Montana
Erickson
Idaho
Two Games On Tap For Dillon Fans This Week
Dillon fans look ahead to two upcoming games as Ward and Vandegrift pitched for the locals. The report notes two separate drives producing five and six runs respectively, highlighting the team's offensive output.
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Dillon
Ward
Vandegrift
Sacajawea Park National Monument Proposal Highlighted
Mrs Laura Tolman Scott of Armstead led the Idaho D A R historical sites committee while Prof Rush Jordan of Montana State Normal College spoke for the D A R about making Sacajawea Park a national monument. He emphasized the expedition incidents in the region near Sacajawea Park.
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Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
Rush Jordan
Montana State Normal College
Sacajawea Park
Lewis and Clark Monument Event Near Seventeen Mile
On August 17 1805 Sacajawea was reunited with her people aiding Lewis and Clark to secure horses for their Pacific coast journey. A Lewis and Clark monument may be erected at Seventeen Mile with a picnic planned by Lemhi county residents and invited Montanans. Senator Pearl I Smith presided as the Salmon band performed.
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Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Coast
Lewis
Pacific Slope
Jordan
Joseph M. Dixon
Interior
Department of Public Parks
Allan. Merrit
Salmon
Idaho State Highway Commission
Sacajawea Park
Lemhi County
Sheep sheds construction begins at grounds for exposition
Sheep sheds are under construction at the grounds and may be mounted on a parade float for the event. Railroad officials may bring a large freight locomotive to the city for three days. Buildings should be finished in time for use during the exposition.
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Baumberger
Balloon ascent to Highlight Fair Attractions
The fair will feature expanded exhibits and a balloon ascent as a major entertainment. W. T. Morrison oversees the construction while D. A. Galt has in touch with a renowned aerial performer for the event.
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W. T. Morrison
D. A. Galt
Beaverhead Elks Attend State Meet
Beaverhead Elks travel to a state meet with attendees including Barrett Frank Paul,秋 Mr and Mrs, many named members and guests. The list highlights numerous Elks and associated figures alongside organized group participation in the event.
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Beaverhead Elks
Local residents named in community notice
Mrs Anson Baxter Francis Ton rey Walter Grimes Emerson Slack Paul Cash and other residents including Mr and Mrs B F Sill Spencer Patterson Frances Gelhaus Theodore F McFadden Leo Truax and several couples are listed in a community notice.
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Anson Baxter
Francis Tonrey
Walter Grimes
Emerson Slack
Paul Cash
B F. Sill
Spencer Patterson
Frances Gelhaus
Theodore F. McFadden
Leo Truax
Leo Hoerhing
Tom Pinkerton
Lowell Smith
J. Shaffner
F Crampton
Prisoner claims alias in wound case at jail
Authorities report an inmate named Steele, who now claims to be T. A. Marque, has torn bandages from a minor wound, sprinkled dirt on it, and boasted of possessing a Chinese poison to infect his heart. Officers think he is mentally unsettled and has been placed behind bars to prevent further harm.
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Steele
T. A. Marque
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