Dillon Boys Basketball Battles Deer Lodge And Butte
Dillon split a week of games beating Deer Lodge at home while falling to Butte High in Butte. Andy Smith led Dillon with seven field goals, Leimert added four, Foster seven free scores, and Williams and Selway anchored defense. Butte defeated Dillon 87 to 17 with Walsh scoring for Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ena Wy
Deer Lodge
Butte
Andy Smith
Leimert
Foster
Rivers
Williams
Selway
Butte High
Angy Smith
Walsh
Alan Smith
O’conors
Chapman
Dillon V. Evans
Nesbit
Leimert Ruvers
Death Claims Cattle Buyer John Kennedy Official Pioneer
John C. Kennedy prominent Pacific coast cattle buyer and commissionman dies of pleural pneumonia contracted en route from Dillon to Portland. For nearly five decades he worked with Beaverhead county cattlemen, buying hundreds of head and shipping to Portland. His loss shocks Beaverhead friends who valued his honesty and judgment in livestock trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Caswell
John C. Kennedy
Pacific Coast
Mr. Kennedy
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Portland
John Kennedy
Mvestock
Former Big Hole Basin Man Dies in California
John Helming, pioneer Big Hole basin resident and former Fox postmaster, died in Long Beach California where he had moved years ago. Survived by his wife and seven children Mabel George Grover Mrs Hurley Harry Clarence and Horace all of the Big Hole basin. Funeral held in Long Beach with attendees from Beaverhead county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Inabnit
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Long Beach
California
Inabnit
John Helming
Helming
Montana
Fox
Big Hole
Mabel
George
Grover
Jack Hurley
Harry
Clarence
Horace
Cal
Beaverhead County
New Northwest School Building Dedicated Last Wednesday
The handsome training school building was formally dedicated last Wednesday. Hundreds of visitors inspected the structure and classrooms and attended the evening reception. Officials declare it the finest of its kind in the northwest.
Elmer Bateman Passes Away in Los Angeles
Elmer Bateman died in Los Angeles last Thursday after months of illness from tuberculosis. The Dillon resident known as Mike Bateman attended the local high school, was married to Mae Jackson, and had one son. The family moved to California years ago where he worked in the motion picture industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bateman
Los Angeles
Bateman
Mike” Bateman
Dillon
Mae Jackson
Antone Jackson
Mr. Bateman
California
Automobiles Collide at Washington and Sebree Streets
An accident Wednesday afternoon at the Washington Sebree intersection left Paul Stahl’s car demolished after a rear end collision with Emery Smith. The impact shoved Stahl’s vehicle 25 feet and damaged Mrs Staudacher’s porch. Smith escaped unharmed. Stahl was shaken. Smith later pled guilty to speeding near a school and paid a $25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stahl
Emery
Smith
Washington and Sebree Streets
Stahl
Staudacher
Beaverhead County Commission Proceedings February 1922
The Beaverhead County Commission met February 6 1922 with Chairman J H Shaw and Commissioners Gosman Anderson present. Proceedings include approvals of claims for Argyle Silver Mining Co and Mrs John Brundage, tax and road matters, care for two abandoned Massie children, and funding decisions for county poor relief and road graveling plans. The meeting adjourned to February 7 and continued February 8 with further budget and personnel actions and routine January reports reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Beaverhead County
Montana
J. H. Shaw
O. C. Gosman
A. L. Anderson
George R. Baker
Argyle Silver Mining Co
John Brundage
Big Hole
Medicine Lodge
Medicine Lodge Coal Co
Charles Scott
Court House
G. T. Paul
Jack Davis
Clover Creek
Blmins
Dsman
W.S. Marshall
State Highway Commission
L. A. Bell
Dillon and Vicinity
Featherly Lane
J. E. Shaw
Good Government Club
Massie
Smallhorn Canyon
Dillon Tribune
B. L. Forsyth
Gosman
L. L. Bell
Anderson
S. S. Carruthers
Oregon
Elizabeth Hathaway
Shaw
Baker
Cashmore
R. R. Price
Lee Tower
Tower
Maryland Casualty Company
Archie Main
Splendid Musical Recital by Pupils of L A Gregory
Pupils of L A Gregory presented a recital at the training school auditorium. The program featured seventeen piano and violin numbers plus a string quartet. Participants ranged from six to eighteen years old. the quartet will compete for the state prize at Big Timber next month. A third recital is scheduled for the 27th with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gregory
Training School
Big Timber
Matron of Wise River Dies in Butte
Mrs. A. F. Cline, pioneer matron of Wise River, died in Butte last Friday. Funeral services were held Saturday at Sherman & Reed parlors with Rev. Greenveld officiating. Burial followed at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Pallbearers included George Dodgson, E. Harvey, Ole Christensen, Ralph Richardson, and John Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Cline
Wise River
Butte
Sherman & Reed Undertaking
Greenveld
Mount Moriah
George Dodgson
the Dodgson
E. Harvey
Ole Christensen
Ralph Richardson
John Peterson
Cline
Internal Revenue Man to Visit Dillon for Tax Help
Kenneth Moe deputy internal revenue collector will be in Dillon February 24 26 at the court house to aid Beaverhead county taxpayers in preparing income tax returns. Local resident C W Stallings arrived from Bannack to handle business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Moe
Internal Revenue
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Moe
Court House
Bob Cats Coming Thursday Night
The State Agricultural college basketball team prepares to host Normal college in the high school gym. A previous electrifying matchup with School of Mines ended 18 to 16, with Normal showing swift, strong play and key contributions from Ryburn Drummey Budge Holmes Telin and Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College
Normalites
School of Mines
Ryburn
Drummey
Budge Holmes
Telin
Hildreth
Matinee Musicale at the Normal College Recital
On Sunday February 19 at four o'clock Mrs. Margaret Tello presents a piano recital by primary and intermediate pupils. The program includes duets about a child's movie night and an Indian Cycle inspired by Hiawatha. Free and open to the public with details later for an advance student program on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tello
Tello
Dillon horse sale to be held for one day only
The mid winter auction of horses will be held at the Dillon Horse Sales company yards next Saturday afternoon. Many ranchers have fine work horses for sale and buyers from across the country have inquired, with George Ditty reporting strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Horse Sales Company
George Ditty
Legion Minstrel Show Set For March 8 9
The Legion minstrel and vaudeville show runs March 8 and 9 with Terry Browning directing. Seven or eight vaudeville acts accompany the Baxter Tonrey orchestra providing the music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Terry Browning
Baxter-Tonrey Orchestra
Dillon Ships New Fire Alarm Siren To City Hall
A double headed fire siren ordered from the American-Za France firm and routed via Beaverhead Motors is en route to Dillon. It will be installed atop the city hall and audible for ten miles, waking residents and summoning volunteer firefighters from across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead Motors Company
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WkEx
Vrn
Thompson
Shaefer
Jovie
John
Kennedy
Commission Proceedings
District Court
Amelia Ruffner
Marshall
County Poor Farm
Secretary of High School Board
Jno
Tribune Publishing Co
U. 8
Land Office
D. F. Mooney
E. A. Burke
SIS Co
C. W. Hignight
H. J. Bostwick
Geraldine Smith
Stenograper
T. &. Gilbert
Expenses
L. P. Phillips
Bertha Stone
James E. Phillips
James EK. Phillips
City Water Works
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Burroughs Adding Mct. Co
Furm- H. D. Mayfield
Dad
St. James Guild Hall
Pins
Keller
C. W. Stallings
Bannack
THE
Normal College
Legionnaires
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