Fire department seeks more equipment for Dillon
In an interview C W Robinson a state association member and local volunteer says Dillon grew fast, current gear is inadequate and a second fire could have forced bucket brigades. He notes last Friday's near miss from wind blown embers and grass fires and outlines council requests for extra hose two chemical tanks two paid firefighters and better efficiency to lower insurance rates.
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C. W. Robinson
State Association
Dillon
Fire Flares On Mussigbrod Creek In Big Hole Basin
A forest fire broke out last Friday on Mussigbrod creek in the Big Hole basin. A large force of men battled the flames and while progress was made, the fire remained active. In the upper Centennial valley Chester Casey and his crew worked to contain the blaze and keep it from spreading.
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National Forest
Mussigbrod Creek
Big Hole Basin
Centennial Valley
Chester Casey
Card of Thanks for Elwood Webster Family
The Webster family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their beloved son Elwood. Mr. and Mrs. Bert T. Webster and Family.
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Elwood
BE T. Webster
Irish President De Valera Visits Dillon En Route to Montana
President De Valera of the Irish Republic passed through Dillon last Friday afternoon on his way from Salt Lake City to Butte. He met a local delegation, discussed Ireland and Montana, and noted Meagher’s governorship history. The party includes Dr. Patrick McCartan and Sean Nunan, with American associate Charles P. Sweeney and Patrick Lee.
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Irish Republic
Dillon
Butte
Salt Lake City
E. L. Poindexter
Armstead
Examiner
Montana
Thomas Francis Meagher
American Republic
London Times
Ireland
Ulster
Connaught
Munster
Leinster
The
Times
England
World League of Nations
Ringsend
Mount Street
Dublin
Lincoln
America
Patrick McCartan
Dail
Hiram
United States
McCarten
Wilson
Sean Nunan
Nunan
New York
Charles P. Sweeney
National War Labor Board
Frank P. Walsh
Sweeney
War Labor Board
Washington
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Europe
Labor Union
Department of Labor
Patrick Lee
Paris
Messrs
Walsh
Dunne
Former Dillon Boy Walter Stolle Dies in Boise
Walter Stolle died in Boise Idaho after a tonsillitis infection leading to poisoning. He was survived by his wife and baby, his mother, sister Margaret Baker of Denver, and brothers Victor in Michigan Lieut Fred Stolle recently returned from France and Carl Stolle serving as a captain in the medical corps in France.
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Walter Stolle
Dillon
Boise
Idaho
Margaret Baker
Denver
Victor
Michigan
Fred Stolle
France
Carl Stolle
Beaverhead County High School Opens September 8
Beaverhead County High School will open Monday September 8 returning to the prewar five day schedule. Improvements include new manual training rooms and updated shop store facilities, repairs to ventilating and heating, and a new concrete driveway. Readiness instructions will be published later. rooming, housing, job and tuition details require office listings and prompt communications to Principal C. G. Manning.
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Beaverhead County
King
C. G. Manning
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