Mrs Ida M Foote Dies At Her Dillon Home
Mrs Ida May Foote longtime Dillon pioneer and wife of editor F B Foote died at her East Sebree street home after a long illness. Survived by Foote and relatives Lulu Mattesoy Arthur W Butts and Mrs Butts. Legion and Boy Scouts discuss Birch Creek log camp project with plans for logs next spring and early fall construction. Pete McBride and Ben Foley from Anaconda attended and youth committee chairs Joe Wedum Earl Fairbanks lead planning. Legion show revival debated as part of post effort while membership progress reported by Adjutant George R Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Foote
Dillon
F. BE. Foote
Dillon ‘Tribune
East Sebree Street
Mr. Foote
Lulu Mattesoy
Arthur W. Butts
Butts
Joe Wedum
Earl Fairbanks
Boy Scout Committee
Pete McBride
Anaconda
Ben Foley
Legion Show
D. V. Paddock
Post
George R. Baker
Rancher Suffered Two Broken Legs In Ranch Accident
Earl Smith, a Bea verhead rancher near Dillon, was struck and knocked down by a frightened horse while Catching it in a corral. The horse stepped on one leg and struck the other with its hoofs, fracturing above the knee and above the ankle. He was carried to the house by a son as a physician was summoned from Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smith
Beaverhead
Dillon
Corral
Firemen and Farmers to Meet Again
Reports on progress toward funds for a new pump truck will be reviewed at a joint Dillon volunteer fire department and local ranchers meeting Saturday night at city hall. A. G. Williams treasurer and committee members Parke T. Scott Hube Flynn Leslie Studenmeyer and Lee Hoerning spearhead rancher solicitations. first fund dance with Smithy’s orchestra opens the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
A. G. Williams
Parke T. Scott
Hube Flynn
Leslie Studenmeyer
Lee Hoerning
Williams
City Hall
Smithy
Basin Mercantile Store Wisdom Robbed Recently
The Basin Mercantile store in Wisdom was ransacked after 2 a.m. by youths seeking excitement. Syrup spilled into the cash register, coffee scattered on the floor, and bolts of yard goods plus house dresses were left untidy as burglars fled. A deputy sheriff from Dillon investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Movies and Radio Topic Of Program Yesterday
The Dillon Parent Teachers association hosted a meeting in the training school music room with a large crowd. The program featured talks on better movies and securing radio programs for children and parents, plus musical selections and a radio listening group play with named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Parent Teachers Association
Jed
H. M. Warner
Professor R. © .Albright
Harling Richardson
Joe Wedum
Tommy Newnes
Anaconda Elks Welcome Dillon Lodge Guests at Dance
A large crowd attended a Dillon Elks lodge dance at the city hall auditorium Saturday night. Anaconda Elks and their ladies were honored guests with about 50 Elks present from Anaconda and broad Beaverhead county representation. The Baxter Tonney orchestra provided music and several numbers by visiting Elks entertained attendees. A buffet supper featuring elk meat was served.
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City Hall Auditorium
Dillon Elks Lodge
Anaconda Hike
Elks
Anaconda
Beaverhead County
Baxter-Tonney
Ice Harvest Begins at Patterson Pond Near Dillon
Veteran dealer S Patterson started the annual ice harvest at his pond west of Dillon. Despite mild weather, ice reaches ten inches and a large crew works to store supply for Dillon customers for the coming summer. T B Castle of Virginia City visited Dillon yesterday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Patterson
Dillon
Patterson
T. B. Castle
Virginia City
Fires in Beaverhead Forest Burn 2495 Acres in 1933
The Beaverhead National Forest reported 21 fires in 1933 burning 2 495 acres. The Antelope basin fire accounted for 2 450 acres. Total damage neared 682 dollars with fighting costs at 2 860 dollars, including 1 195 to CCC workers.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Antelope Basin
A. A. Simpson
Tossin Range
CCC
Last Chance For 1934 Driver Permits In Dillon
Saturday, Jan 20, is the final day to purchase 1934 drivers permits in Dillon. After 5 PM, driving without a permit carries a fine of 10 to 50 dollars under city ordinance. Only 240 licenses were issued last week, with about 600 drivers still untaxed. Treasurer McFadden urges early permits to avoid Saturday rush.
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F. C. McFadden
Dillon
McFadden
Christensen heads to San Diego to enlist in navy
John Christensen left Sunday for San Diego to enlist in the navy. He was accompanied to Butte by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christensen
San Diego
Navy
Butte
Otto Christensen
John Tessler Hospitalized After Major Operation
John Tessler, a prominent ranch man in the region, is a patient in a Seattle hospital following a recent major operation.
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John Tessler
Seattle
Dillon Club Forms Business and Professional Women Unit
The Dillon Business and Professional Women's club organized at a Friday evening meeting in the Andrus hotel with 18 charter members. Luella Stickney was elected president. Nell Doyle, Mary Polich, Dora Nelson, Bertie Mathews, and Fern Bauersfeld named to key posts as the new unit to affiliate with the National Federation. Regular meetings will be set later as membership is expected to grow. The postmaster examination notice announced a Dillon post office exam with Form 10 due by January 23.
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Ernest Nelson
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Dillon Post Office
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Andrus Hotel
Luella Stickney
Nell Doyle
Mary Polich
Dora Nelson
Bertie Mathews
Fern Bauersfeld
Kansas City
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Grandparents Celebrate Twice in One Day for Bourquin Family
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bourquin welcomed two new grandchildren in one day on Monday as their son Douglas became a father to a baby boy and their son John also became a parent.
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Charles, S. Bourquin
Douglas
John
Dividends Must Be Stated in Full in Income Tax Return
The ruling states dividends received from a domestic corporation with federal excise tax deducted must be reported in full before the deduction. Taxpayers may then deduct the tax paid in the proper place. Attention of taxpayers was called to this ruling in a State-
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Cattle From Bayers Herd Take Prizes At Billings Show
A. C. Bayers, Sheridan stockman, sent cattle to the Yellowstone Registered Livestock show in Billings. About 160 bulls were shown. average sale price was 123 dollars, top at 200. Bayers sold five head and topped the Polled Hereford class at 205. Dealers across the state purchased his stock, with George Harrison of Grasshopper buying five bulls including a junior champion. Bayers also sold 10 herd bulls this period.
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Bayers
George Harrison
Grasshopper
Rancher Edward McCurley Claimed in Centennial Area
Edward McCurley, long-time rancher in the Centennial valley, died Monday at Barrett hospital after months of illness. A native of Ontario born 68 years ago, he had lived in the county since 1912 and was widely known among local friends and ranchers.
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Edward McCurley
County
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Centennial Valley
Ontario
Canada
Burdicks Plan Winter Trip From Arizona To Alaska
Mr and Mrs Chas Burdick visited Dillon friends over the weekend then motored to Arizona. They will continue to California to visit before heading to Alaska to spend the winter and spring months.
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Chas. Burdick
Dillon
Arizona
California
Alaska
Rotary Head to Visit Dillon Club Next Monday
District Governor Fred Bennion will visit the Dillon Rotary Club at the weekly meeting next Monday night. Past District Governor Frank A. Hazel baker will lead the program. Prof. Robert B. E. Albright spoke on gold devaluation and its budget impact and commented on the Minnesota mortgage moratorium Supreme Court ruling.
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Fred Bennion
Dillon Rotary Club
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Robert BE. Albright
Mr.Albright
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Fine Weather Keeps Lima Dam Construction Moving
Mild weather accelerates progress on the Lima dam as Frank A. Hazelbaker of Water Users Irrigation Co states the structure should be ready by spring to store the usual summer water. Plans call for enlarging the dam after the 1934 irrigation season with a reservoir twice the current capacity. a state PWA engineer visited the site last week.
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Lima
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Water Users Irrigation Company
PWA
Officers Installed by Royal Neighbors Lodge
The Dillon Royal Neighbors lodge installed officers for the ensuing year at the Odd Fellows hall. New officers include Inez Morrison as oracle Florence Hughes as vice oracle Addie Morrison as chancellor Bertha Cardinale as past oracle Susan Findling as musician Nellie Lanner as marshal Mary Jaggers as assistant marshal Annie Graham as receiver Ruth Smith as recorder Gertrude Lyons as flag bearer Mary Molleur Mabel Stinson Mrs John Coppin Marion DeLadd Rose Sinclair Amelia Bourquin Minnie Hubbard and Dorothy.
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Dillon Royal Neighbors Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Inez Morrison
Florence Hughes
Addie Morrison
Bertha Cardinale
Susan Findling
Nellie Lanner
Mary Jaggers
Annie Graham
Ruth Smith
Gertrude Lyons
Mary Molleur
Mabel Stinson
John Coppin
Marion DeLadd
Two Dillon Homes Hit By Daylight Burglaries
Prowlers robbed two Dillon residences Friday afternoon entering through bedroom windows and taking about $4 from two purses in the Carl B Taylor home. Moments later the clerk and recorder Albert Baker residence was entered after intruders cut a screen.
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Dillon
Carl B. Taylor
Albert
Baker
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Ida M. Foote
Baptist Church
Birch Creek
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Boy Scouts
Beaver
The
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Paul Henneberry
Canyon
Harl Smith
Guild Hall
St.James
Guild Indies
H. N. Tragitt
J. HL. Gilbert
Wisdom
Basin Mercantile Store
Gladys Birtch
L. A. Gregory
Melissa Minger
Violet’ M. Eastman
Miss Bauer
Elizabeth Shotwell
Mary Innes
Neighbor
Snodgrass
Jordan
Friend
Ghae. Henry
Chas
Henry
Fairbanks
H. Bates
Leroy Gibert
Host
R. D. Curry
Loren Davis
Bent Twig
Dorothy Canfield
Lambert Bliel
Simpson
Business, Professional Womens Club
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