Ice Harvest and Local News From Dillon Week
Ice harvesting wraps up in Dillon with ranchers preparing for next summer. Dillon weather reports note record lows around 22 degrees below zero. City Council to discuss fire alarm siren. Marriage license issued in Butte to Ross Sage and Mary Curley of Deer Lodge. ceremony at St Joseph's church. County commissioners to meet next Monday. Dillon sees coldest day of the year. Baby boy born January 28 to Mr and Mrs Bert McNinch of Dell. Supreme court upholds Beaverhead case against Oregon Short Line for 1900 sheep killed on stockyards right of way. Court teams from Virginia City visit. locals Yeaman and others travel from Salmon City via Dillon. Many residents listed visiting, working, or traveling. Local sports note: Beaverhead prep basketball reach shows Great Falls and Anaconda results. Bozeman favored to win state tourney. Dillon hopes for strong finish.
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Bloody Dick name origin from mining canyon legend
Local tale explains Bloody Dick as a Cornishman in Horse Prairie canyon where the name arose from a mix of hunting blood, a disputed murder, and a staged hanging to force confession. The cash was hidden behind a bed and wall, leading Sleigh to flee. Most old timers favor the version naming Dick for his bloody language and status.
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H.S. News
Auxiliary to Meet The Womens Event
Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Monday evening February 6. This is the first meeting of the year and installation of officers will take place. A large attendance is desired.
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Auxiliary of the American Legion
G G Club to Meet Tuesday
The Good Government Club announces its regular meeting on Tuesday February 7th. Members are urged to attend as plans for local civic projects will be discussed.
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G. G. Club
Good Government Club
State Basketball Champions Yet to Emerge in 1922 Race
Early season guesswork shows no clear favorite as mining districts mix results. Missoula battles reduced expectations after losses to Butte and Phillipsburg while Central and Phillipsburg challenge Garden City. Butte, Granite County, Miles City all in the hunt.
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