Plane used for medical transport to Helena
Morrison piloted a plane to Dillon to pick up Edith ion, daughter of Joseph Sax Breckenridge, and brought her to Helena for treatment. Miss Saxton of Mountain States Telephone at St Peter's hospital is also involved. Dr Thompson is her physician. The trip from Dillon was rough.
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Klena
R. E
Morrison
Dillon
Edith Ion
Joseph
Sax
Breckenridge Street
Helena
Miss Saxton
Titor
Mountain States
Sphone and Telegraph Company
Millon
St. Peter’s Hospital
John G. Thompson
Board of Commissioners Adjournment Notice from 1931 Meeting
The minutes note appointment details and fund allocations including district taxes, high school payroll and refunds. Warrants issued total 16 476 81 with district funds and general funds itemized. Adjournment occurred Wednesday December 9, 1931 at 4 00 oclock. Attest Albert S Baker Clerk of Board.
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Idgh Fund
Eoes
Albert S, Baker
Court fixes 1932 term dates for Beaverhead Madison Jefferson
The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District in Montana fixes regular term dates for 1932. Beaverhead County sessions begin January 4 April 4 July 5 October 3 each year. Madison County sessions begin January 8 April 8 July 8 October 7. Jefferson County sessions begin January 6 April 6 July 6 October 5. Court opens at ten o'clock a.m. in Virginia City Madison County Montana on December 1931.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Wontana
Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson
Montana
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Jefferson County
Jane
Virginia Y
Madison Onty
Lyman H. Bennett
Out-of-town visitors populate Dillon over weekend
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents in Dillon including H A Tyrand from Butte, Edgar and Edna Rife Armstead visitors, Edwin Whitworth from Sheep Creek basin, W B Gleed Lima visitor, Kenneth Kennison Armstead shopper, Ray Martinell from Dell, Roy Cope from Salmon City, Mark Clemow visiting his father George Clemow at Barrett hospital, H T Kraabel from Lima, John Nelson Jackson visitor, J P Elmose from Jackson, Ora Roselle Monida, J W Finsley Jackson shopper, S B Howell from Bloody Dick ranch, Andy Hayes Polaris Christmas shoppers, William Climer Armstead, Fred Gilbert Ruby, Jay Laine Sheridan business, Herbert Arnold Centennial valley, A C Bayer Big Hole rancher, Gladys Garrand and Florence Wall Dell weekend, A E Barnes Three Forks on business, William Rosenbaum Zeigler Springs guests at Andrus home, Andy Forsyth Centennial valley foreman, Fred Rife and A J Rife to Butte, Cloyd Wampler Big Hole basin.
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Edwin Whitworth
Dillon
Sheep Creek Basin
W. B. ‘Gleed
Lima
Kenneth Kennison
Armstead
Ray Martinell
Dell
City
Roy Cope
Salmon City
Mark Clemow
George Clemow
Barrett Hospital
H. T. Kraabel
Ora Roselle
Monida
J. W. Finsley
Jackson
8. B. Howell
Bloody Dick
Andy Hayes
Polaris
William Climer
Fred Gilbert
Upper Ruby
Jay Laine
Sheridan
Herbert Arnold
Centennial Valley
A. C. Bayers
Big Hole
Gladys Garrand
Florence Wall
A. E. Barnes
Three Forks
William Rosenbaum
Zeigler Springs
Harry Andrus
Andy Forsyth
B. B. Roe
Fred Rife
A. J. Rife
Butte
Lee van Etton
Cloyd Wampler
Dion
Big Hole Basin
Reverend Trelstad Delivers Sermon at Danish Lutheran Church
Moor head Minnesota pastor Rev. P. B. Trelstad visited his daughter Mrs. O. A. Schmidt and preached at the Danish Lutheran church Sunday evening. Also notes a birth in Beaumont Texas and local Buick news.
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P. B. Trelstad
Moorhead
Minn
0. A. Schmidt
Danish Lutheran Church
Community News Roundup From Dillon Area
Milton Davidson Paul Hliel and Leon Eliel attended their uncle Leonard Hliel's funeral then returned home. Miss Minnie Vezina and William Clark wed with Rev J A Meeke presiding at the ceremony in Leadore and Salmon City Idaho. Local residents and visitors travel between Dillon and nearby towns for family, medical, and business matters with routine losses and events noted.
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Milton Davidson
Los Angeles
Paul Hliel
Berkeley
Leon Eliel
Pasadena
Leonard Hliel
J. A. Meeke
Methodist Church
Minnie Vezina
Leadore
William Clark
Salmon City
Idaho
Camp for Boys to Rise on Flathead Lake Shore
Kalispell reports a $50,000 project to build a permanent boys camp on the Flathead lake east shore near Bigfork. Led by Mr. LaBonte and the Heddens, the plan includes a two story chalet style main building 60 by 86 feet, rustic furnishings, multiple cottages, and a launching facility to attract Western outdoor life revenue for local business.
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Beautiful
Flathead
Kalispell
Flathead Lake
Bigfork
LaBonte
Heddens
Two Medicine Lake
Glacier National Park
Camp Ground Plans Highlight Lake Swan River Site
The article describes creating an appealing summer camp with landscape artist layout to enhance grounds near a lake and Swan River. It notes prime fishing prospects and hints at turning the area into a hunting lodge in fall and winter, positioned in the heart of a premier western big game region.
Former Dillon Youth In Demand As A Speaker
Dr Williams, a Beaverhead County High School graduate, is noted for delivering compelling addresses on multiple facets of his subject. He has spoken at several public gatherings.
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EB. G. Free
Dillon
Williams
Beaverhead County
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