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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1933

Page

1

Senator Wheeler Endorses Feasible Lima Dam Project

Senator B K Wheeler visits the Lima dam with Water Users Irrigation figures and ranchers as Beaverhead Valley stockholders plan to enlarge the reservoir from 60000 to 90000 acre feet to secure ample seasonal water. He suggests a federal loan could finance reconstruction.

B. K. Wheeler Irrigation Company Beaverhead Valley Beaverhead Wheeler Frank A. Hazebaker J. H. Gilbert Roscoe Cornell Senator Wheeler Dillon Rotary Club

Funeral Here Was Honor for Beaverhead Youth

Albert Conrad Polish a Beaverhead county youth and Navy veteran died last Wednesday at Mare Island Naval Hospital California after a brief peritonitis illness. He served on the U S S Pennsylvania and was en route from Seattle to Los Angeles when he fell ill. Body brought to Dillon and funeral held Monday at St Rose Church with Requiem High Mass by Father Timothy Clifford. Interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Beaverhead American Legion post gave military honors at the grave. He was 20 and had visited friends in Dillon recently during a motorcycle trip to Pittsburgh and Chicago.

Albert Conrad Polish Beaverhead County Naval Hospital Mare Island Calif U. S Pennsylvania Seattle Angeles St. Rose Catholic Church Timothy Clifford Mountain View Beaverhead American Legion Seatte Pittsburgh Chicago Pacific Fleet

Three Labor Day Rodeos Promised in Southwestern Montana

Rodeo fans have a choice of three wild west shows on Sunday and Monday September 3 and 4. Events will be staged at Lima Wise River and Jackson with Bill Gray producing in Lima at the George Roe ranch east of town. Prizes will be paid after each event including broncho riding and bareback riding.

Montana Lima Wise River Jackson Bill Gray George Roe Ranch

Drought Ends as Sunday Rain Benefits Crops and Ranges

A county wide rainfall Sunday ends a prolonged drought with heavy precipitation, soaking parched ranges and aiding crops though most alfalfa is already in stack. An electrical storm accompanied the rain, with a lightning strike reported near a vacant lot on South Pacific street in Dillon.

Ed Smith South Pacific Street

Beaverhead County Board Audit Totals July Warrants

The Beaverhead County Commissioners met in regular session August 7 to 9 1933 with all members and the clerk present. W. B. Hartwig acted as chairman portion of the meeting. Audits show total warrants issued for July amounting to 11682 17 dollars.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana Jackson Board of Equalization

Larkspur Eradication Efforts Underway in Beaverhead Montana

Civilian Conservation Corps crews across Montana defend cattle ranges by eradicating larkspur, a poisonous plant that costs ranchers about 60 cattle deaths annually and $4,000 in losses in key districts. Sheep can graze safer on treated areas. Removal covers roughly 22 000 acres.

Missoula Montana Civilian Conservation Forest Service

Man Held In Connection With Stabbing Affray

A report from Billings notes a man held in connection with a stabbing affray. Mae Perter of Butte elected worthy grand patron and Fred M. Brown of Hoberman elected worthy grand?in at the Braga chapter session in Montana. Additional officers named include Marie Weolf Geraldine associate grand matron E E Blumen thal Philipsburg associate grand patron Elizabeth E Luebben Dillon grand conductress Ruth Ping Hardin associate grand conductress Mary S Hilgo Butte re elected grand secretary.

Billings Mae Perter Butte Fred M. Brown Hoberman O Braga Order of Eastern Bier Montana Marie Weolf Geraldine E. E. Blumenthal Philipsburg Elizabeth E. Luebben Dillon Ruth Ping Hardin Mary S. Hilgo

Stabbing Affray Leaves Ras Erickson in Serious Condition

Ras Erickson, 45, remained in serious condition at Barrett Hospital after a pocket knife wound punctured a lung during a confrontation in the Lobby soft drink place on North Montana street. Tex Elliott, 56, was jailed on the stabbing charge, held by Undersheriff James A. McCollum and Deputy W. E. Barry, with details still under investigation.

Ras Erickson Barrett Hospital Tex Elliott Montana Street Erickson Elliott James A. McColl

Beaverhead County High to Open Sept 5 for Fall Term

Vacation days for Beaverhead County High School students end as the regular term begins Tuesday September 5 after the double holiday. Attendance is expected to be about average. Three new instructors join the staff including alumna Bernice Hirschman who will head home economics. Schedule changes will be made and many county families plan to move to Dillon for the school year.

Beaverhead County High School Bernice Hirschman Dillon

Pullet Finds Gold Nugget in Back Yard Mystery

A pullet owned by H H Soper in Dillon reportedly struck gold by finding a nugget half the size of a pea in its yard. The bird was killed and dissected, with Soper claiming the yard produced the treasure.

H. H. Soper Dillon Soper

Gibbonsville Picnic Draws Residents From Two States

The annual Montana Idaho picnic at Gibbonsville attracted many residents from both states. Speakers from Montana and Idaho discussed mining and regional history, with President F A Thomson delivering an address on mining and related industry issues.

Gibbonsville F. A. Thomson Montana School of Mines

Grasshopper Ranch Scene Marks Underground Fire Mystery

For over three weeks smoke pours from a subterranean fire on the Harrison ranch in Grasshopper valley. Vegetation is scorched with no visible flames except when surface grass ignites, the blaze has advanced 400 yards since late July, possibly from an old peat bed beneath the meadow near Grasshopper creek.

Harrison Ranch Grasshopper Valley Grasshopper Creek

Two Million Fewer Sheep in Montana Yet Wool Output Rises

Montana woolgrowers report a 25 percent drop in sheep since 1900, from 6,170,000 to about 4,079,000, while the 1933 wool clip is projected at 33,600,000 pounds, up from 26,021,000. Secretary Murray Stebbins notes lamb markets now account for two-thirds to three-fifths of cash income, reversing earlier emphasis on wool.

Montana Murray Stebbins Montana Woolgrowers’ Association Stebbins

Citywide driver permits go on sale at water office

Permits for operating motor vehicles on city streets are on sale this week at the water office in City Hall. City Treasurer F C McFadden sold 61 permits on the first day. The ordinance requiring licenses takes effect September 1. Information on each permit includes operator name age sex height weight eye and hair color occupation and address with operator signature. Rev and Mrs J M Adams and son Donald of Pullman Washington arrived in Dillon Sunday August 13 and departed for Yellowstone Park spending six days there.

F. C. McFadden J. M. Adams Donald Pullman, Wash Dillon Yellowstone Park Adams Henry Alsters

Renfro Doubles Champion of World and Top Trap Shooter

Jimmy Robinson in Sports Afield names E. W. Renfro of Dell Montana as the greatest doubles shooter and cites his 1932 records including a .9377 average. The article notes Renfro’s brilliance in other events and a near miss at the national ghost championship, with champions named.

Jimmy Robinson Sports Afield E. W Ted) Renfro Dell, Mont Renfro Vandalla Robinson

Court Takes Matter Under Advisement In Beav erhead Bond Case

A district court hearing before Judge Lyman H. Bennett reviewed a restraining order to halt the sale of 11100 dollars of Beaverhead county bonds. Plaintiffs Theodore Nelson Leslie Staudenmeyer and Charles Meine claim the purchase of three caterpillar auto patrols was unbudgeted and illegal. Testimony was given by county officials and others. decision pending.

Beaverhead County Lyman H. Bennett Theodore Nelson Leslie Staudenmeyer Charles Meine Beaverhead Albert 8. Baker W. B. Hart

Dillon Masons Attend Grand Lodge Conference in Billings

Several Dillon Masons attended the Montana grand lodge sessions in Billings last week and return to Dillon Saturday. Delegation members included John T. Orr Elmo Wynn Matt Kay Goodwin T. Paul and W F Shaffner. They invited Montana Masons to the Oct 14 fiftieth anniversary of Dillon No 16 and expect many grand lodge officers to attend.

Dillon Masons Montana Grand Lodge Billings Dillon John T. Orr Elmo Wynn Dillon No. 16 Matt Kay Goodwin T. Paul W. F. Shaffner

Jail Break Frustrated By Officer

L. W. Pryor, a suspected burglar, attempted to break from Beaverhead county jail after dark Monday. Undersheriff James McCollum stopped the escape by intervening when Pryor struck him and then smashed a window with a wooden stool. The officer retaliated with a blow to Pryor’s head, halting the attempted break.

L. W. Pryor Beaverhead James McCollum Pryor McCollum

Funeral of Mrs Freeze Held in Dillon

Mrs BH H Freeze former Melrose matron died last Saturday at her Champion Alberta home. Her body was brought to Dillon for a St James Episcopal church service officiated by Rev H N Tragitt with interment at Mountain View cemetery. A Melrose native she moved to Canada about 15 years ago and was sister to David Van Evans of Melrose.

BH. H. Freeze Melrose Champion Alberta Canada Dillon St. James Episcopal Church H. N. Tragitt Mountain View Cemetery Freeze David van Evans

Three-Day Sage Hen Season Set in Beaverhead County

A three day sage hen season opens in Beaverhead County starting next Saturday and continuing Sunday and Monday. The daily bag limit is five birds per person with a maximum of five in possession at once. Other upland birds remain closed statewide this season.

Normal College Student Victim of Gas Explosion

Miss Dorothy Somerville 19, a popular Montana State Normal college student, died from fatal burns after gasoline used to clean clothes exploded in the Livingston basement. Her mother also suffered fatal burns. Somerville had attended the college for the past year and was active in campus life and May queen candidate last spring.

Dillon Dorothy Somerville Montana State Normal College Livingston Somerville Normal College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lima Dam Albert C. Polish Navy Idrov .Atis High School Normal College and Training School School of Mines Grasshopper Scribe Dillon Gun Club Grand Lodge Conference Mrs. Freeze the Fish and Game Commission
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