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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

Page

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Beaverhead County Board Meets in Dillon July 1 1929

Regular monthly session of the Beaverhead County Commissioners opened in Dillon at 9:00 AM July 1 1929 with Commissioners Gosman Jackson Chairman Anderson and Acting Clerk Baker present. The board discussed weed campaign progress, county road work in Smallhorn Canyon, eviction of county property trespassers, aid for increasing dependents, a 60 day state leave for Clerk Fred Rife, graveling near Armstead, and county fair preparations.

Beaverhead Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana Dillon Gosman Martin ©. Jackson A. L. Anderson Albert Baker W. J. Bierrum George R. Metlen Smallhorn Canyon Lerk Fred ‘Rife Duke Davis Armstead George ‘Lovell J. E. Shaw George Opp George Dart

Beaverhead Sportsmen to Meet at City Hall

A meeting of the Beaverhead Sportsmen's association will be held at the city hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock to confer with Butte sportsmen on replenishing Beaverhead county streams with game fish. Matters of interest to every angler will be discussed and a full membership of the association and all other sportsmen are requested.

Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association Butte Beaverheads County

Community Scouts of Dillon Hold Regular Meeting

A Dillon Girls Scouts community committee met at Mrs. Dan Thurber’s home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lambert Eliel reported on Leaders Training Camp in Salt Lake City. The group plans a camping trip and seeks strong community financial support to fund activities.

Scouts of Dillon Dan Thurber Lambert. Eliel Salt Lake City Girl Scouts of Dillon Mra W. D. Tovey T. J. Simons R. C. Bananan Hugh Bates An ‘Hond T. B. ‘Gulbert H. M. Brundage T. ‘Lee McCrackeh J. Anson Baxter R.M. Barrett C. A. Wedum

Carter returns to duties after appendicitis operation

Misa Lucille Carter resumed duties in the office of Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazelbaker after last week’s appendicitis operation. Oliver Meads and Verna Gilbert were married last Thursday by Rev. Howard Ricketts, pastor of the Methodist church.

Misa Lucille Carter Frank Hazelbaker Oliver Meads Mies Verna Gilbert Howard Ricketts Methodist Church

Dillon Rotary Club selects Dr R D Curry as president

Dr. R D Curry was elected president by the Dillon Rotary board several weeks ago and will preside at the club’s weekly luncheon. The group announced next week’s meeting will be held at Montana State Normal College on Wednesday July 17.

R. D. Curry Dillon Rotarys Chibarder Rotary Club Montana State — Normal College

Metlen Sisters Meet Charles Dawes in London

Berniece and Genevieve Metlen spending the summer in Europe were hosted by Charles Dawes the Ambassador to the Court of St James England. They attended the opening of Parliament with King George III presiding and toured the Palace and Houses of Parliament aided by Dawes nephew the private secretary.

Berniece Genevieve Metlen Europe Charles Dawes St. James England London Mr. Dawes George III Houses of Parliament Dawes

Polaris Grabs Off Baseball Laurels in Dillon Showdown

A Grasshopper Valley nine, Polaris, swept baseball laurels in Dillon. They beat a Dillon team 13 to 2 in the morning and routed Dillon and Salmon Idaho 18 to 1 in seven innings, despite practicing only once or twice weekly.

Grasshopper Valley Dillon Polaris Salmon Ida

Ranch deals reported in Beaverhead County in recent weeks

Beaverhead County sees multiple ranch transactions handled by Frank A. Hazelbaker. Properties sold include Craver estate 6000 acres with forest reserve rights to Peterson Hansen Co, Fassler 160 acres near Melrose to Edward Williams, Brannigan place 400 irrigated acres to Enoch Yung, Paul brothers Ranch 3000 acres plus 4000 leased to Poindetter Orr Livestock, Ras Hansen 1400 acres to Chris Peterson, old Thorpe ranch 760 acres to A L Atkeson. Prices disclosed publicly. Scores of properties listed for sale with Hazelbaker.

Frank A. Hazelbaker Beaverhead Craver Medicine Lodge Peterson-Hansen Company T. B Craver Frank Fassler Melrose Edward ‘Willians Brannigan Place Howard Ockefeller Enoch Yung Paul Brothers Centennial Valley Poind Tter & Orr Livestock Company Old Thorpe Dillon A. L. Atkeson Atkeson Dairy Madison Hazelbaker

Rain Brings Relief to Beaverhead County Crops

A cold storm cooled the week in Beaverhead County bringing temporary moisture relief to crops. Rain lowered irrigation needs and saved dry land crops from burning while mountain areas saw a blizzard in higher ranges.

Beaverhead County

City Council in Regular July Session

City council met in regular July session at city hall. The minutes list claims against the city including Dart Hardware supplies, Gray labor, Stanfield labor, White Café board, Holtz money advances, and Bees Electric for night service.

Reguar Jaly Dart Gray, ‘Abor Ray J! Stanfield Dabor White Café Board Pris B. Holtz Money Adv Bees Eleetrie. Co Mght

Sleepy driver causes crash near Dillon and stray injuries

Theodore Miller of Monida escaped unharmed when his car left the road and crashed into a ditch after he dozed off returning from a dance. Earlier, Jack Deputy’s Studebaker rolled on the new highway north of Dillon. Deputy was not hurt though Mrs Bray suffered a back injury while tending her garden.

Theodore Miller William Miller Monida Dillon Studebaker Jack Deputy Joby Bray, Or Lakeview Tell

Missing herder sought by Morris in canyon district

A plane used in a search for a herder employed by William Jacob Axe in the canyon district. The missing man was last seen near the Iills. Morris was the first to be found, with continued reporting about the search ongoing.

Tom Morris William Jacobson OM Morris William ‘Jacob- Axe Canyon District Iills Morris

Big Order for Chemical to Fight Noxious Weeds

ResveruanD county ranchers under W J Blerrum begin weed war against Canada thistle and other noxious weeds. A shipment of 14 250 pounds of chemical is expected in days with over 100 ranchers having ordered most of it. Farmers are urged to place orders promptly to secure supplies.

W. J Blerrum

Dillon Fourth Celebration Shines in Big Parade

Thousands from Beaverhead and Madison counties and beyond filled Dillon for the largest Fourth of July in history. The American Legion and local merchants organized a daylong program with ideal weather, smooth rides, and a joyous crowd.

Dillon Montana American Legion

Tick Parasites Released Across Eastern Montana Towns

Forsyth July 4 F A Morton of Hamilton a state entomology representative liberates about 85 000 tick parasites at Forsyth Miles City Edgar and Musselshell. Four thousand were released on the Esty Howard ranch 17 miles southwest of Forsyth Tuesday marking a third release on the same ranch following a 20 000 release last fall.

Forsyth F. A. Morton Hamilton State Board of Entomology Montana Miles City Edgar and Musselshell Morton Esty Howard Ranch Here

Valley Fourth drawn with orderly crowd and two arrests

A large Dillon Fourth of July celebration finished with only two arrests for robbery. John Miles and Leland Gregson were held after noon for breaking into H H Hanson’s home during the parade, while three Butte youths faced disorderly conduct charges. Early reports indicate alfalfa cutting has begun in Beaverhead Valley and hay yields are expected to be normal. The Big Hole basin hay harvest starts next week with many workers planned.

Dillon John Miles Leland Gregson Charles Nelson Bob Gordon H. H. Hanson Han- Bon Miles Gregson Gilbert Butte Big Hole

Walter Stamm Wins Blind Bogey Golf Tournament

Walter Stamm topped the blind bogey event at Dilton Country Club during the Fourth of July celebration, earning $35 with a 106 score. Frank O Keefe claimed $15 for the lowest round, 80, in a field that drew several Dillon golfers and visiting players from Anaconda and nearby clubs.

Alter Stamm Dilton Country Club Frank O'Keefe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Girls Scout B.D. Curry Rotary President F. A. Hazelbaker Fair Association Board of Commissioners Fair Fund Fair Board Ras Hansen Sheep Creek Basin Chris Peterson City Council Butte Mines Band Dillmont Anaconda Idaho Dillion al. G. Barnes Mont Walter Stamm Ww. Stephan A. H. McFarland E. ‘Bechler Hartwig
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