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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1926

Page

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Funeral Here One of State’s True Pioneers Alice Barrett

Mrs. Alice E. Barrett widow of Martin Barrett died after a brief illness at her Beaverhead County home. Born February 28 1845 in Hast Townsend Ohio she crossed the plains to Montana in 1867 and lived at Red Rock Horse Prairie Dillon and Beaverhead County. She served as Beaverhead historian for the Montana Historical Society and was a Montana Pioneer Society member. Her deep roots and public service marked a long life of pioneer devotion.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Montana Alice E. Barrett Martin Barrett Barrett Hast Townsend Huron County Ohio Hiram Mary Cook Michigan Missouri Mrs. Barrett Montana Historical Society Montana Pioneer Society St. Rose Catholic

Dillon Horse Sale Postponed To March 18 At Dillon Yards

The Dillon Horse Sales company postpones its annual auction to March 18 and will stage hundreds of horses at the sales yards south of Dillon. Ranchers from Southern Montana will bid on high grade stock with strong demand for draught horses, as manager George Ditty works to ensure a large, successful sale.

Dillon Horse Sales Company Dillon Montana George Ditty

Campaign for Hospital Fund Successful in Dillon

Dillon residents responded nobly to the Barrett hospital association drive. Two committees canvassed the city with few refusals, and a splendid sum was raised for the hospital’s upkeep and expenses for the coming year. Senator F A Hazelbaker chaired the financial committee and called it one of the most successful campaigns. County residents not interviewed are urged to contribute or join the association.

Dillon Barrett Hospital Association Sen F. A. Hazelbaker The Hospital Association County Association

Dillon Residents Receive 1925 Income Tax Report Blanks

H E Phelps will be in Dillon at the Metlen hotel next Saturday to help residents fill out income tax blanks and answer questions. Montana tax officials released Form 1040A booklets to taxpayers, noting changes for 1926 including higher personal exemptions and reduced normal tax rates, with larger forms to come after Washington authority.

H. E. Phelps Medlen Hotel Dillon H. HE. Phelps Internal ‘Revenue City Metlen C. A. Rasmussen Montana Internal Revenue Washington Senate House Conference Committee

Montana Rail Commission records 1925 freight shifts in state

Montana rail commission totals show 322,971 freight cars loaded in 1925, up from 321,772 in 1924, with big gains in dairy, poultry, canned goods, and livestock while wheat and other staple crops declined. Ore remained the top commodity, and potato shipments rose over 60 percent amid wider price and volume changes.

Montana Railroad Commission Montana Farm Bureau Railroad Commission Raalroads

Orr Auction Sale Proves Big Success

Dr. W. C. Orr conducted a large auction at the Oregon Short Line stock yards. over a hundred horses sold at satisfactory prices with brisk outside bidding. Col. E. Canning served as auctioneer and Bert Williams handled the clerk duties. Orr plans another sale on March 6 to boost Dillon’s horse market and keep cattle and other products local.

W. C. Orr Oregon Short Line Col. E. Canning Ashton Idaho Bert Williams Orr Examiner Dillon Dr. Ort

Montana livestock expert to speak at Beaverhead short course

Prof. Robert Waddell of Montana State extension service will address Beaverhead county high school on Thursday and Friday nights. He will cover livestock production with emphasis on sheep and cull ing range ewes. The program includes other agricultural talks and entertainments. The course also studies poultry production housing seed certification and top standardization with a poultry demonstration and caponizing birds.

Robert Waddell Montana State College Will Waddell

State board subjects motor vehicle for hire to law

Helena Feb 22 The Montana railroad commission declares that every operator of a motor vehicle for hire is now subject to the motor vehicle transportation act. Exemption proof is required for those seeking relief, and certificates of exemption will be issued. The act allows exemptions for rural freight or passenger transportation not conducted on a commercial basis.

Helena Montana Supreme Court Montana Railroad Commission

Death of Stephen Cook prominent Beaverhead stockman

Stephen Cook, a leading Beaverhead county stockman, died in Salt Lake City after a two week illness from cancer. Born April 16, 1854 in Arkansas, he taught in Kansas before moving West. He arrived in Beaverhead in 1879, worked for Poindexter & Orr, later built a Sage Creek ranch and established the Cook Sheep company, now owned by J. E. Morse.

Stephen Cook Beaverhead County Salt Lake City Mr Cook Arkansas Kansas Poindexter & Orr Company Sage Creek Cook Sheep Company J. E. Morse

Great Industry Shows Montana Sheep Dominate State

Senator C H Williams of Deer Lodge spoke at the Butte Rotary on Montana sheep industry. He cited national totals of 38 million sheep, 310 million pounds of wool, and 24 million lambs in 1925, with Montana home to 2 250 000 sheep yielding 28 million pounds of wool and 1 600 000 lambs worth 64 million dollars. Williams praised grazing lands and Montana’s role in wool markets, noting 1892 figures and the state’s 93 million acres with 33 million grazing sites. Continued on page 5.

C. H. Williams Deer Lodge Butte Montana United States Union Wyoming Montevideo

Court curbs Montana board of examiners power over state funds

Montana Supreme Court limits the state board of examiners to auditing and bars arbitrary reductions of valid appropriations. The decision holds that universities and extension services receive the 1920 tax levy proceeds within approved budgets, while the board cannot override legislative and executive approvals.

Montana University University At Missoula School of Mines Butte Normal College Dillon State College Bozeman Experiment Stations and Extension Service State Board of Examiners State Supreme Court John A. Mathews Francis D. Jones Board of Examiners State Auditor Legislative Assembly Legislative Body

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