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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1928

Page

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Lewis and Clark Marker Unveiling at Dillon Depot Lawn

The Beaverhead D A R chapter hosts a Lewis and Clark marker unveiling on the depot lawn tomorrow evening. A granite boulder donated by Oregon Short Line and a bronze tablet from Anaconda Copper Mining Co. will be mounted, with a program including bugle call, singing America, and remarks by Rev R O Shannon and Hon Fran Eliel.

Lewis & Clark Anaconda Copper Mining Company Oregon Short Line Railroad Beaverhead Daughters of the American Revolution Oregon Short Line Dillon Birch Creek Montana Beaverhead Valley America Assembly R. O. Shannon First Baptist Church Fran Eliel Dillon Boy Scout R. B H. Albright Montana State Normal College Laura Tolman Scott Armstead T. F. McFadden D. A.B Connec the & Clark Kate Fanny Lewis

Ranchers of Bloody Dick Seek New County Road

Petition from ranchers of Bloody Dick presented to the Board of Commissioners last week requests construction of a new county road. Local residents argue improved access will aid travel and commerce in the rural area.

Bloody Dick Board of Commissioners

Beaverhead County Board approves May county work and road plans

In a June 4 1928 meeting Beaverhead County commissioners Anderson Gosman Shaw and acting clerk Baker approved May county work. The board authorized inspection trips to oversee road and bridge projects and county buildings including the courthouse machine sheds county farm and related property for the coming month. Continued on page 6.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana A. L. Anderson Q. C. Gosman J. FE. Shaw Albert 8. Baker Anderson Beaverhead Gosman Red Rock Shaw Big

The Present School Problem Speech by Frank Elies

Trustees of School District No 10 seek a five mill special levy to reduce a debt over $20 000 and cover operating costs. They cite economy saving $3 500 and compare Dillon to nearby towns like Roundup while urging voters to support the measure to maintain school standards and pride.

Dillon Roundup

Honored Old Pioneer Laid to Rest in Dillon

Funeral services for Craig Cornell, prominent Beaverhead pioneer of sixty two years, were held at the family home with Rev. Howard B. Ricketts presiding. Hundreds from southwestern Montana attended as Dillon stores closed in tribute, and a long funeral procession carried the casket to Mountain View cemetery where Masonic rites followed. Pallbearers included George Dart E D Ilway B F Selway George E Baker Sen F A Hazelbaker and Isaac Edinger.

Craig Cornell Beaverhead Montana Dillon Howard B. Ricketts Grace Methodist Church Mountain View Cemetery Masonic Lodge George Dart E. D. Ilway B. F. Selway George E. Baker Sen F. A. Hazelbaker Isaac Edinger Divide

Filings for 1928 Montana primary close with many candidates

Montana filings for national, state and district offices closed at 5 pm with 127 candidates. Democrats totaled 51 and Republicans 76, as last minute filings filled state and district tickets. Notable interest centered on the second judicial district and the eighth district races with six nominees each. Pauline B. Patton of Fergus filed in the morning.

Helena Montana Pauline B. Patton Fergus

Beaverhead Crops Welcome Rain Ends Drought Pressure

A steady soaking rain Monday across Beaverhead ended a drought that threatened crops. Farmers rejoiced as crops received vital moisture, with showers continuing yesterday. Shearing was slightly delayed due to the rains.

City council orders strict enforcement of traffic rules

In a regular session last Wednesday night the city council ordered rigid enforcement of traffic sections and ordinances with punishments for speeders and other violators to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Dilon

Montana PTA Bulletin to be discontinued until fall

The Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers announces its monthly Bulletin will be paused for the summer, with the last issue of the school year published this week. It features a year in review by Mrs. John H. Gilbert, reports from district meetings in Billings Great Falls and Missoula, and a nine month profit shown in the financial statement. Mrs. Frank A. Hazelbaker of Dillon serves as editor.

Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers John H. Gilbert Dillon Billings Great Falls Missoula Bulletin Pp. T. A Frank A. Hazelbaker

Enrollment at Normal College Nearing Three Hundred

The Montana State Normal College summer term enrollment is expected to reach about 300, a drop from 1927 levels. High standards and certification requirements reduce summer study for teaching, deterring May or June graduates from attending summer school. Wool prices rise statewide with sales reports as high as 42 to 43 cents per pound.

Normal College Montana State Normal College

Special Election Planned for District No 10 June 23

The Dillon area calls for a special election on June 23 in School District No 10 to approve an additional five mill levy. This would pay warrants exceeding 20 000 dollars and run alongside the existing ten mill levy. A state education official explains the district’s tax crisis and need for the levy.

Dillon, Public Schools Board of Trustees Dillon Public Schools Frank Eliel Dillon State Board of Education Mr. Biel

Martin Jackson Enters Republican Race for County Commissioner

Martin Jackson prominent stockman of Jackson filed yesterday for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. C W Francis of Wisdom had already filed for the same office on the Republican ticket, creating the second contest on the county ticket. Jackson is a well known rancher with broad support. A second county contest in the Republican slate is for county superintendent of schools with three days remaining for filings.

Martin Jackson Jackson C. W. Francis Wisdom

Beaverhead County Fair Dates Set for September

Beaverhead county fair will run September 26 27 and 28 following a Monday night meeting of the fair board. A premium list is being prepared offering generous awards in all divisions and for every Beaverhead county product. The new livestock pavilion at the fairgrounds is advancing rapidly under Dillon contractor R T Wemple and should be usable well before the fair dates.

Beaverhead County County Fairgrounds R. T. Wemple Dillon

Corner Stone Laid at Wisdom Masonic Temple Ceremony

Impressive ceremonies marked the lay ing of the cornerstone for the new Wisdom Masonic temple to be built this summer by Wisdom lodge No 61 A F and A M. Hundreds attended including Masons from Dillon Butte Anaconda Missoula and other cities with Grand Master Marshall of Missoula presiding.

Wisdom Ne Masonic Temple Wisdom Lodge No Dillon Butte Anaconda Missoula Marshall Grand Lodge of Montana Grand Lodge of the 0. E Wisdom Lodges A. F A. M OEB Wisdom News

Forrest Bayerd Appointed Head Supervisor for Beaverhead Valley

Forrest Bayerd was named head water commissioner for the Beaverhead valley by Judge Henry G. Rodgers on Tuesday, with commissioners assigned from the Lima dam to the lower valley under his supervision. Other appointees include Frank G. Ryburn for the area below Dixon Blair Sprinkle for the area above the city Harry A. Dowling for Big Sheep creek and John C. Patterson for Sage creek. An injunction restraining the defendant from interfering with water rights was issued in the case James L Burt vs Arby Bearéslayang.

Forrest Bayerd Beaverhead Henry G. Rodgers Lima Dam Frank G. Ryburn Dixon Blair Harry A. Dowling Big Sheep Creek John C. Patterson Sage Creek James L. Burt Arby Bearéslayang

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