Gity Divided Into Districts For Prizes At Flower Show
Dillon civic groups plan a September 2 3 flower show with cash prizes for best individual collections of flowers or vegetables and for best booth display. The event, sponsored by Rotary, aims to attract downtown locations and boost forestry exhibits. The district prize system mirrors the city split into four districts. The article also notes local legal appointments and a major wool sale by J E Morse of Dillon.
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Dillon
Rotary Lab
Igh School
Parent-Teachers’’ Association
Dillon Plans Three Day Horse Race Meet
Dillon hopes to stage a three day racing meet at the fairgrounds next month with five races per day two harness and three running races. A local man already has trotters in training and many residents show interest while outside horses are expected to travel from the Idaho circuit.
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Dillon
Fairgrounds
Butte
Attracye. Duras
Dillons
Idaho
Buick's 1928 lineup claims luxury and proven engineering
The 1928 Buick line of sixteen models boasts higher power speed and comfort with no quality sacrifices. Buick pioneered mechanical four wheel brakes and a coordinated front axle assembly, investing heavily for dividends as other makers followed. A redesigned crankshaft with counterweights and torsion balancers addressed engine vibration.
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Buick
Hill’s Duplicate License Law Challenged by Attorney General
Helena July 24 Robert H Hob Hill state game warden faced opposition as his self styled law banning duplicate hunting and fishing licenses was rejected in an opinion from Attorney General Foot The opinion states the measure lacks authority and cannot be enforced without consent of the state game commission or the attorney general The dispute centers on licenses already issued and carbon copies filed in state offices and how duplicates should be handled
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Helena
Robert H. (Hob) Hill
Gennedda
Hill
State Commission
Miss Edith Nutterville Dies. Cousin Catherine Nutterville Aids
Miss Edith Nutterville a Normal College graduate and Dillon teacher was found dead on a street corner near St Patrick Academy after spending an evening with a friend. Catherine Nutterville an instructor at the Normal College training school in Dillon went to Butte after Edith’s sudden heart attack death.
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Catherine Nutterville
Normal College Training School
Butte
Edith Nutterville
St. Patrick Academy
Normal College
Dillon
Catherine ‘Nutterville
District Governor Rotary To Attend Chicago Meeting
Senator Frank Hazelbaker, a Dillon businessman, will depart for Chicago to attend the international meeting of Rotary club executors. The four day four night session is described as one of the most important Rotary history events with all district governors and executive officers expected to attend. Hazelbaker will also visit a number of local life activities upon return.
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Rotary Club of
Montana
Chicago
Hazelbaker
Black Hills
Coolidge
Frannk Hazelbaker
Dillon
Rotary Club
Rotary
Anice
Harelbaker
Bower Son
Death of Harvey Truax Under Open Gunshot Verdict
In an inquest held Saturday a jury returned an open verdict on the death of Harvey Truax who died Friday night from a gunshot wound to the heart. The case involved Miss Eva Collett who testified they went to Birch Creek to shoot squirrels in a car with a .38 Colt revolver.
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Harvey Truax
W. F. Drummey
T. D.olmstead
Chas. Nelson
Bess
Henry H. Brown
C. W. Hignight
Truax
Eva Collett
Idaho and Montana to Celebrate New Scenic Highway
The Salmon City to Beaverhead County route, built under the federal forestry department, links two agricultural regions in Idaho and Montana. It forms part of a proposed cross continental trail from Old Mexico City to Edmonton, Canada, and will be opened with ceremonies at Gibbonsville on Sunday July 31.
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Salmon City
Beaverhead County
Intermountain
Federal Forestry Department
Mexico City
Mexico
American Republic
Edmonton
Canada
Gibbonsville
Musical Recital by Miss Marjorie Williams Here August 5
Friends in Dillon will attend a piano recital by Miss Marjorie Williams on Friday evening August 5 at the training school auditorium. A native of the city she recently earned top honors from the Dana Institute of Music and will be assisted by Ralph McFadden, head of music at the Normal College.
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Marjorie Williams
Training School
Miss Williams
Dillon
Dana Institute of Music
Conservatory
Ralph ‘McFadden
Ralph ‘McFadden, Another Native of Theity
Game, Conservatory
Normal College
Mise Williams
Patie
Ohio School of Music
Ber
Boxing card delights crowd at fairgrounds
A large crowd enjoyed a strong boxing card featuring Howard Ball from Pocatello defeating Alex Knaub of Billings in the main event. Butner of Lima and Tritt of Dillon battled to a draw, while Meads of Dillon lost to Ricco of Lima. Promoter J B Butner announced another card for August 26.
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American Légion Hero
J. G. Butner
Howard Ball
Pocatello
Alex Knaub
Billings
Ball
Ie Butner
Lima
Bid Tritt
Dillon
Pitrow
Oliver Meads
Steve Ricco
Carpité
Franks
Fairgrounds
Church Staples
Butte
J. A. Livingston
State Boxing Commission
J. 8. Butner
New Cabin Type Aeroplane Arrives in Dillon Field
Earl Vance landed a cabin type Stinson Detroiter at Woodside field in Dillon on Saturday afternoon. The Montana pilot, traveling from Great Falls, showcased the first of its kind in Montana. Local pilot A. W. Stephenson and Fred Woodside, head of Montana Airways Service, viewed the craft as crowds rode and admired the new air cruiser.
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Earl Vance
Stinson Detroiter
Dillon
Great Falls
Montana
Mr. Vance
A. W. Stephenson
Fred Woodside
Montana Airways Service Company
Woodside Field
Prominent Stock Specialist Inspects Cattle Countywide
Dr. Maurice C. Hall federal livestock specialist arrived in Dillon from Butte and with Dr. A C Morrow deputy veterinarian inspects cattle across the county. He announced plans to establish a Miles City laboratory for parasitic research to keep Montana livestock parasite free and notes Montana shipped over 500000 lambs east last year with low parasite rates.
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Maurice C. Hall
Dillon
Butte
A. C., Morrow
Morrow
Montana
United States
Miles City
Bureau of Animal Husband
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Hall
Panama
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Man
Dewey
Gity
John ‘Collins
United States District
Collins
United States District Attorney
Col. Mins
Httle
Wisconsin
Edwin L. Norris
George Hurd
Great’ Falls
Norris
John Collina
Collings
Blaine County
Mississippi
Texas
George Melton
Boston
J. E. Morse
Cook Sheep Company
Dewey-Gould Company
Morse
Northwest
I Gould
Beaverhead
Feld
F. A. Hazelbaker
Marjgrin Williams
Heorders
Bob Hill
Foot
the Normal College
Birch Creek
Salmon- Big Hole Road
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