Aged Mother of Dillon Man Dies in Butte
Mrs. Minnie Bateman of Twin Bridges dies in a Butte hospital after long illness. She would have turned 85 next Friday, born February 3 1871 in Springfield Illinois. Funeral held at Twin Bridges Church of the Valley, burial in Port Orchard Washington beside husband James M Bateman. She leaves sons Miles Bateman Dillon Arthur Bateman Port Blakely Washington Frank Forest Syracuse New York and Clyde Overson St Johns Arizona and daughter Phil Cook Twin Bridges and other in laws.
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Minnie Bateman
Twin Bridges
Butte
Dillon
Milés Bateman
William Boka
Church of the Valley
Port Orchard
Wash
James M. Bateman
Miles Batemen
Phil Cook
Arthur Bateman
Port Blakely
Frank Forest
Syracuse
N. Y
Clyde Overson
St. John’s
Ariz
Mothers March Nets 170 For Polio Fund In Dillon
The Mothers March raised 170 dollars for the March of Dimes polio fund through a 7 30 to 9 30 p m door to door effort last Wednesday in Dillon. Several hostesses and volunteers including Mrs Scofield and Mrs Gransberg helped collect and turn in the funds at the Scofield home. The group thanked the Dillon community for its generous response and support.
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Mesdames
John Spehar
Bill McCart
James Scofield
Emerson Selway
Dillon Masons Attend 64th Vigilante Welfare Meeting
A Dillon Masons delegation joined the 18th annual Vigilante Masonic Welfare Association gathering held Tuesday night in Whitehall. The Dillon group met for the 64th time with attendees including Clif ford Mockel Waldron Boger Royal Archer Dr. R. D. Curry A. A. Schroeder Clark D Evelyn George F. Melton William Sullivan Joe Fuller Wilbur Gilbert Ralph Davis Clarence Holter Joe Mulkey and Carl Davis.
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Dillon Masons
Vigilante Masonic Welfare Association
Whitehall
Dillon Group
Clifford Mockel
Waldron Boger
Royal Archer
R. D. Curry
A. A. Schroeder
Clark D’evelyn
George F. Melton
William Sullivan
Joe .C. Fuller
Wilbur Gilbert
Ralph Davis
Clarence Holter
Joe Mulkey
Carl Davis
Roy Murray former Dillon auto dealer dies in Butte
Roy E. Murray Sr. former Dillon automobile dealer and Montana Auto Company partner died in a Butte hospital after months of illness at age 68. He built Murray Motors in Dillon and later led Murray Motors while expanding to Butte and other ventures. Funeral services were held at Immaculate Conception Church with high mass, burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Butte.
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Roy E. Murray, Sr
Dillon
Butte
Roy* Murray
Kentucky
J. Fred Woodside
Montana Auto Company
Butte Buick Company
Murray Motor Company
Jack Nemeck
Montana’ Auto Company
Standard Motor Company
Ford Agency
Roy
Murray Motors
Murray
Salt Lake City
Mr. Murray
Taylorsville
William and
Rose
Kerrick) Murray
Joe Murray
David O. Speer
Helena
J. A. Murray
Missoula
Ernest Murray
G. H. Stewart
Harold Capehart
Wisdom
Leonard Haggerty
Great Falls
Arch Stewart
Walter Stewart
Hamilton
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Cross
Square Dance Festival Planning Committee Meeting
The square dance festival draws hundreds of dancers and spectators yearly. The planning committee will convene Tuesday afternoon February 14 at 2 o clock in the county extension agents offices in the Federal building to outline detailed plans. Committee members named include Elmer Selway of Grant as chairman and many local residents.
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County Extension
Federal Building
Elmer Selway
Grant
Bernard Harkness
William Garrison
Margaret Bryan
Jennie Bryan
Legion Auxiliary Sets Regular Meeting February 6
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall next Monday evening February 6 at 8 p.m. Christine Rodgers will show a film on Haiti as part of the program. Legislative Month prompts discussion on pending veterans and dependents legislation urged by President Ann Fuller.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Christine Rodgers
Pan- American Committee
Haiti
Ann Fuller
Tri State Minerals expands Dillon talc mill and jobs
Tri-State Minerals continues talc processing at Axe's Canyon with grinding and heat treatment in electric furnaces. The Barretts loading ramp and new mill construction started last summer, expanding operations and employment to become the county’s largest industrial employer after the Union Pacific Railroad and Minerals Engineering Company.
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Tri-State Minerals
Axe’s Canyon
Dillon
Barretts
Tri-State
Union Pacific Railroad and Minerals Engineering Company
Ridings Grave Marker Draws In New Name
The report centers on Harry S. Ridings and a new entry Jessie Richard Bryant of San Marcos Texas. George Bryant of San Marcos introduces the name claiming a half brother relation from the hospital death case in Texas.
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Ridings
Harry S. Ridings
Jessie Richard Bryant
San Marcos
Texas
George Bryant
George
Texas Veteran Death Mystery and Unmarked Grave
McCashin sought verification of Jessie Richard Bryant a Texas veteran whose death and burial lacked records. The government had no death record for Bryant but a letter confirmed the grave here is entitled to a veteran marker. The note praised McCashin’s help in establishing identity though it did not reveal who Texas Ridings really was.
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Jessie Richard Bryant
Texas
McCashin
Dillon
Moe Cashin
Beaverhead 4-H Council Winter Meeting Scheduled
Beaverhead 4-H Council to hold its winter quarter meeting Friday at 1 30 p m in the REA building Dillon with Norman Downing as president. The group, comprising all county club leaders, will elect officers and plan spring and summer events and the Southwest District 4-H Council meeting to be hosted here this fall.
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Beaverhead
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Barretts Station
Tolman
Soda Springs
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Utah
Montana
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Elizabeth Sheldon
Roy Murray
Dillon Beavers
Townsend
Loyola
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Montana Power Company
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