Carl Taylor Dies Sunday At Barrett Hospital
Dr. Carl B. Taylor a Dillon optometrist and Beaverhead county resident for 46 years died Sunday afternoon at Barrett hospital from a ruptured appendix after a week long illness. Born in New Brunswick Canada 61 years ago he lived in Bannack in youth and spent most of his life in Dillon with a period in Polson. Surviving: wife two daughters Mildred and Louise mother Mrs Louise Taylor and brother Levant Taylor all of Dillon. Funeral held yesterday at Brundage chapel with Rev H J Schmidt officiating and burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Carl B. Taylor
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Barrett Hospital
Taylor
New Brunswick
Canada
Bannack
Polson
Albert Stamm
Mildred
Louise
Louise Taylor
Levant Taylor
Brundage Chapel
H.J. Schmidt
The
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Longtime Beaverhead Resident William Calloway Dies
William Calloway, 79, longtime Beaverhead county resident, died Friday at Barrett hospital after a brief illness. He moved to the county in 1882 and worked in the livestock industry for many years. A sister arrived in Dillon when his condition worsened. Funeral services were held Saturday at Brundage chapel with Rev. H. J. Schmidt of the Presbyterian church officiating. interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
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William Calloway
Beaverhead County
Barrett Hospital
Calloway
Dillon
Brundage Chapel
H. J. Schmidt
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Two Plays Shown at Normal College Morning
This morning at Normal college two one act plays were presented. A Harlem Tragedy dramatized by Addison Smith featured Zelda Bible directing with Edna Cottrell Helen Taylor Vincent Curry among the cast. A Friend at Court, a domestic comedy by C. M. Wise, was directed by Myrtle Savidge with Theodor Lavine serving as student director.
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Normal College
Harlem
Henry Story
Addison Smith
Zelda Bible
Big Sandy
Cassidy
Edna Cottrell
Great Falls
Fink
Helen Taylor
Dillon
Vincent Curry
Shelby
C. M. Wise
Myrtle Savidge
Theodor Lavine
Glendive
Professor Bruce
Harry Miller
St. Ignatius
Junior Bruce
George Johnson
Dagmar
Juliet Bruce
Helen Coleman
Belt
Mrs. Bruce
Margaret Alm
Conrad
June Bruce
June Rocke
Kevin
Mary Frances
Elena Livingston
Somers
Miles
James Weitz
Butte
Dean Taylor
Willard’ Albright
Chester
the Bruce
Guy Combes Named Legion Head at Beaverhead Post
Guy D. Combes was elected commander of the Beaverhead post of the American Legion at the regular meeting last Thursday night at City Hall. Officers include Alvin M. Jones vice commander George M. Gosman finance officer Harold Warner chaplain Parker Scott historian C M Bechler sergeant at arms J C Wedum Dr F M Poindexter and T Lee McCracken on the executive committee. All candidates were unopposed. Commander elect Combes will succeed Joe Wedum. A Fourth of July report said attendance was below expectations but the celebration was a complete success entertainment-wise.
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Guy D. Combes
Beaverhead
American Legion
Alvin M. Jones
George M. Gosman
Harold Warner
Parker Scott
C. M. Bechler
J. C. Wedum
F. M. Poindexter
T. Lee McCracken
Beaverhead County Board in Regular July 1935 Session
Minutes of the Beaverhead County Commissioners regular session held July 1 and 2 1935 note attendance of Commissioners Rife Jackson and Hartwig with Clerk Baker. The board ordered a call for bids for a hand controlled lean ing wheel blade grader with roller bearings solid rubber tires ten foot back sloping moldboard and end bits.
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Beaverhead
Renfro Demonstrates Sportsmanship in Colorado Shoot
Ted Renfro of Dell Montana displayed notable sportsmanship during the Colorado New Mexico trapshooting tourney in Denver. Leroy Scheer of Wray Colorado needed a 25 of 100 birds in the handicap to beat O F Nigro who held 96 and Renfro 97, but Renfro was ineligible for the title as the event was limited to Coloradans or New Mexicans.
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Denver
B.W
Ted) Renfro
Dell
Mont
Leroy Scheer
Wray
Colo
O. F. Nigro
de Renfro
Beaverhead Endures First Heat Wave Of The Year
Beaverhead residents sweltered through the season’s first heat wave as Dillon tops 90 and nears the all-time high. The Baptist church picnic at Dillmont Park drew families for a Sunday gathering with lunch under trees and games in the afternoon.
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Beaverhead
The
Baptist Church
Dillmont Park
Rees
Union Pacific Announces All Pullman Los Angeles Limited Section
Heavy travel on Union Pacific transcontinental lines prompts an all Pullman Los Angeles Limited section. The eastbound service begins July 11 from Los Angeles and the westbound run starts July 12 from Omaha. The Los Angeles Limited becomes an all Pullman train with a dining car and low-cost meals for day coach and tourist car passengers.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Limited
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Omaha
Dillon Fourth of July celebration praised despite losses
Legion head J C Wedum announces Dillon's Fourth of July event was broadly successful though Beaverhead post suffered financial loss from rain. Hundreds of out of town visitors attended and crowds enjoyed the drum and bugle corps from Silver Bow post while the Legion plans to cover deficits with other activities.
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Legion
Tisk
Dillion Gun Club
Beaverhead Mining Association
Silver Bow Post Butte
Hot Weather Pushes Thousands to Glacier and Yellowstone Parks
Heat drives large crowds to Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks this week. Yellowstone saw more than 30 000 visitors with congestion at Old Faithful and Canyon cabins and lodges. overflow found at Mam moth and Lake hotels. Glacier guests praise the natural air conditioning as cool breezes descend from snow caked high ranges. Glacier's high and low for the season were 84 and 36 degrees Fahrenheit respectively.
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Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Yellowstone
Old Faithful
Canyon
Mammoth and
Lake
Belton
Worms Eat Thistles Thrive On Beaverhead Ranches
Invasions of worms bring grief to farmers but Beaverhead ranchers welcome a worm army that has appeared in recent weeks. The larvae devour leaves of Russian and other thistles, leaving only the stalks standing.
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Beaverhead
Pioneer of State Dies in Rexburg at 86
Martin McMenomey a Montana railroad pioneer died last Tuesday night at his daughter’s home in Rexburg Idaho while visiting. He was 86 and his body was returned to Dillon for funeral services held Thursday at St Rose Church. Born in Ackel County Mayo Ireland in 1849 he came to America later.
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Martin McMenomey
Montana
Rexburg
Idaho
Dillon
St. Rose Catholicc Church
Father Clifford of
Lima
Mountain View
Ceme
Mr. McMenomey
Ackel
County Mayo
Ireland
America
Elusive stranger in Blacktail eludes detectives last week
The mystery man in the Blacktail region, resembling William Mahan the wanted kidnapper, evaded officers and searchers through Friday. Sheriff James A. McCollum urged ranchers and herders to stay vigilant and report any sighting to his office immediately.
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Mahan
Blacktail
William Mahan
Blacktall
James A. McCollum
Elmer Baker
McCollum
Symphony Under the Stars Set on Normal Campus
The second annual outdoor concert by the Little Symphony directed by Frances Robinson will be on the Normal college campus next Wednesday. An 80 voice mixed chorus and two dances accompany the program with no admission charge.
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Little Symphony Orchestra
Frances Robinson
Little Symphony
Dillon Women Hosts Picnic at Elkhorn Springs
Members of the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club spent last weekend at Elkhorn Springs guesting with Luella Stikey, past president. A committee led by Mary Polich and Claudia Faust arranged events. Berthana Koontz announced that Countess Clotilde Giacchi Mazzitelli will broadcast from Rome to the National Federation convention in Seattle. Signorina Maria Teresa Pediconi will sing Italian pieces. Several locals underwent tenail removal operations at Barrett hospital last Thursday under Dr L G Dunlap.
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Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elkhorn Springs
Luella Stickney
Mary Polich
Claudia Faust
Alma Christensen
Elizabeth Winn
Berthana Koontz
Clotilde Giacchi Mazzitelli
Rome
National Federation
Seattle
Signorina Maria Teresa Pediconi
Rumbaugh Daughter Appointed to Arizona Teachers College
Mr and Mrs L H Rumbaugh announce their daughter Mrs J H Kuhns has been appointed to a training school position at Arizona State Teachers College Tempe where she studied last year and earned her BA with honors in May.
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L. H. Rumbaugh
J. H. Kuhns
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Tempe
Beaverhead County Haying Under Way Amid Rich Crop Prospects
Beaverhead ranchers began haying as favorable weather promises a heavy crop. Harvesting led in the Beaverhead valley while Big Hole basin waits until late month. Many men left Dillon for fields. the wood market stayed quiet with few sales and steady prices.
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Prospect
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Valley
Big Hole
Dillon
Beaverhead
Rotary Club committees chosen for new year
Dillon Rotary club president Dr. Robert E. Albright announced the committees for the ensuing year during a Monday night dinner. He noted reports from state club presidents meeting in Missoula and highlighted highlights of the National Education Association convention in Denver. Guests included Dr. Theodore Shank of St. Louis and Merrill Davenport of Missouri.
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Robert E. Albright
Dillon
Sheldon EB. Davis
National Education Association
Denver
Theodore Shank
S J. Louis
Red Cross
Merrill Danvenport
Missouri
Albright
College Students Tour Big Hole Basin on Summer Excursion
About 20 Montana State Normal college students explored the Big Hole basin last Saturday viewing vast hay fields and the Big Hole battlefield. The next trip will visit Deer Lodge and Warm Springs to tour the state prison and hospital under Prof. Lee R. Light and Principal E L Fairbanks.
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Montana State Normal College
Big Hole Basin
Montana
Big Hole Battlefield
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
State Prison
State Hospital
Lee R. Light
E.L. Fairbanks
Frank McFadden to preside over state firemen convention
Dillon city treasurer Frank C. McFadden and O A Vandegrift depart for Kalispell to preside over the Montana State Firemen's Association annual convention Monday through Wednesday with plans described as highly beneficial for firemen across the state.
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Frank McFadden
Frank C. McFadden
Dillon
The
Montana State Firemen’s Associa
Ispell
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Carl Taylor
College Today
Nelle Weston
Copperhead
Miss Weston
Rowe Chalet
Guy Combes
Legion Head
Joe Wedum
Regular County Board
Ted Renfro
Colorado
Dillon Gun Club
Dillmont
Tery
Symphony Under Stars
Board of Equalization
Board of Final Budget
Dillon Women’s Club
Robert Jones
Betty Barry
Joe Shaw
Jo Ann Shaw
L. G. Dunlap
Rotary Club
Tion
Kal
O. A Vandegrift
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