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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1925

Page

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Dillon appoints officials as new term begins

Mayor Roscoe Cornell begins his third term as Dillon's chief executive. Charles Nelson is reappointed chief of police, Jay B. Holtzwater is water commissioner, W G Gilbert is city clerk, and Dr M A Walker health officer. Committees are named, routine business conducted, and a sidewalk petition on South Dakota Street referred to the street and alley committee.

Roscoe Cornell Dillon Charles Nelson Jay B. Holtz W.G. Gilbert M. A. Walker City Hall Elliott Bowers Lloyd Fire and Order Waldorf Elie Woodside Bile Molleur Hliel Anderson and Waldorf Waldorf and Anderson, Waldorf and Bliel Joe Klebba South Dakota Street

Inabnit Ships Last Bunch of Beef From Big Hole Basin

John Inabnit leads the final cattle shipment from Big Hole Basin this season. He bought 34,000 cattle in the county, shipped to Los Angeles, with cattle selling for 8 to 8.5 cents and $99 to $100 per head for recent loads. Eleven cars comprised the last shipment.

Inabnit Big Hole Basin John Inabnit Los Angeles Big Hole Examiner Huntley Mr. Inabnit Chas ‘Meine Giudici Beerher Reichle Val Todovich Rock Creek Pahnisch Brothers Swan Johnson J. B. Morse Carroll Bros Ed Dishno Joe Schindler Harry, Davis Matt Kay John Myers John Judge Huntley Livestock Company Miller Development Company California Rotary Montana

Dillon City Council Buys Fordson Grader

A special meeting last Friday evening resulted in the Dillon city purchasing a Fordson scarifier and grader from Beaverhead Motors. Aldermen and county commissioners accompanied D. A. Galt to Anaconda for a demonstration, after which the council recommended the purchase. Attending on the trip were Mayor Roscoe Cornell, Aldermen Louis Anderson and J B Holtz, street commissioner A L Anderson, and Commissioners A C Gosman and C C Gosman.

Beaverhead. Motors Company D. A. Galt Beaverhead Motors Anaconda Dillon Montana Roscoe Cornell Louis Anderson J. B. Holtz A. L. Anderson C.C. Gosman

Dillon Rotary Club Elects New Officers At Annual Dinner

Frank Hirel named president Linden McCullough as vice president and Harry Gimble for a fourth term at the Dillon Rotary annual banquet in Andrus hotel dining room. Officers were elected by the executive committee to cap the season’s social event with music and tributes to retiring president Joe Monroe.

Frank Hirel Dillon’ Rotary Club Rotary Walla Frank Hagelbaker Ay Gregory Astra Bart Wheat Mary Gist W. Hy Stephan Ruby Wyatt Rotary Orchestra Stephan Shakespeare Joe Wiksdal Rotary ‘Quartette Frank Bijel Linden McCullough Joe Monroe

Beaverhead Receives Motor Funds Share of 1926 Tax

Beaverhead county will receive 6,988.55 in round numbers as its share of automobile license tax revenue for the first quarter of 1926. The document lists detailed distributions to every Montana county, with Silver Bow receiving the largest sum and Yellowstone, Cascade, and others following. A music program at the Presbyterian church Friday evening will feature the film “Just Plain Peter.”

Beaverhead County Silver Bow County Yellowstone County Cascade Horn Blaine Broadwater Carbon Carter Chouteau Custer Daniels Dawson Deer Lodge Fallon Fergus Flathead Gallatin Garfield Glacier Golden Valley Granite Hill Jefferson Judith Basin Lake Lewis and Clark Liberty Madison Lincoln McCone Meaghier Mineral Misgoula Musselshell Park Petroleum Phillips Pondera Powder River Powell Prairie Ravalli Richland Rosebud Roosevelt Sanders Sheridan Silver Bow Stillwater Sweet’ Grass Teton Toole Treasure Valley Wheatland Wibaux Yellowstone Presbyterian Church Peter

Sheriff Mooney’s Officers Seize Liquor in Surprise Raid

Sheriff Mooney and deputies launched an offensive against illicit liquor operations. About 350 gallons of home brew were confiscated. Mrs Virginia Charette was arrested and Tom McClellan charged with manufacture. Both arraigned and bound over to district court on $500 bonds after pleading not guilty.

Milwaukee Virginia Charette Tom ‘McClellan Mooney Phillips Virginia Charette North Monane

Cars Collide on Sharp Turnin Road Damaging Both Vehicles

A Buick Brougham driven by A. F. Wiksdal and a Dodge touring car driven by Pete O'Brien of Butte collided on a highway near the George Ditty ranch south of town. High greasewood along the road obscured views at a sharp curve. No injuries reported though both cars were quite badly damaged.

A. F. Wiksdal Pete O'Brien Butte George Ditty

Beaverhead Sportsmen Seek Membership Rise to 150

Beaverhead Sportsmen announce current membership at 150 as drives continue to push toward 200 before the campaign closes. The initiative aims to broaden participation in the local sportsmen organization.

Beaverhead County 1925 May Session Actions and Dates

Beaverhead County Montana Board of Commissioners met May 4 1925 in Dillon with Chair Gosyan and Commissioners Anderson Shaw and Clerk Baker. They set joint session with Deer Lodge for May 15 to discuss taxes, inspected road from Ruby Divide to Long Creek on May 18, and noted forest supervisor Derrick would join. Warrant payments included care for Mrs Tritt with $66 for services and $27 to a nurse. $85 monthly wage for Mrs Tritey. funds moved to Road Fund and contingencies to redeem warrants. Miss Elvera Paterson appointed clerk for superintendent of schools. rent claims and road work payments discussed. wage scale adopted for road and bridge crew.

Board of Beaverhead County Montana Dillon C. Gosyan A. L. Anderson J. B. Shaw George R. Baker Deer Lodge Ralston Ruby Divide Long Creek Derrick Madison National Forest Rabidheau Elvera Paterson L. J. Phillips Lima U. Ed Shaw Big Hole Grasshopper Basin Barretts Rattlesnake Matt Polish Annesdance

High School Girls Compete in Hubers Annual Table Contest

Twelve high school girls from the domestic science department compete next Saturday at Huber Bros store in Dillon Furniture show room setting three bridge luncheon tables. Winners receive three pieces of silverware each. runners up get one piece. Judges are Mrs Frank Hazelbaker Mrs Howard Morse and Miss Carolyn White.

Huber Bros Dillon Furniture Company Frank Hazelbaker Howard Morse Carolyn White

Flockmasters Rally For Lambing Season In Beaverhead County

Flockmasters in Beaverhead County report lambing underway with numerous truckloads of men and supplies moving from town to camps. Shed lambing nearly finished, with strong lamb crops and good range feed this year. Weather a bit cold but yields expected to be favorable.

Beaverhead

National Hospital Day Observed at Dillon Institution

National Hospital Day was observed yesterday at the Barrett hospital in Dillon. A reception was held in the afternoon and callers were escorted through the hospital. In the evening Senator Stewart of Deer Lodge County gave an interesting talk.

National Hospital Dillon Institution Barrett Hospital Dillon Stewart Deer Lodge

Jackson resident Frank Coll dies at Barrett Hospital

Frank Coll, longtime Jackson resident in the Big Hole basin, died Friday morning at Barrett hospital aged 50. He spent part of winter in Butte and was in Dillon ten days earlier. moonshine poisoning is suspected. Brother James Cell came from Butte to arrange the funeral held Monday at eight.

Frank Coll Jackson Big Hole Basin Barrett Hospital Father Leschner Butte Dillon James

Telegraphs and telephones Promise Big US Growth

Four times the current total British telephones does not equal the ten year rise in American telephones. The statement compares telephone growth between the United States and Great Britain over the past decade. The comparison implies faster U S expansion relative to Britain.

Great Britain United States

Death of James Featherly Sudden in Dillon

James S Featherly died suddenly in Dillon city during the evening or Thursday morning at age 71. He lived alone in the north part of town and was found with his head and shoulders protruding from a window believed to have caused death by heart trouble and a fall. He was born in Crawford county Wisconsin and came to Montana in the early eighties working in Dillon and elsewhere. He is survived by a wife and four children Tom and Lambert of Butte, Charles of Billings, daughter Mrs Henry Grierson of Fargo. Brother George R Featherly, a Dillon rancher, survives. Funeral services were held Friday at Brundage chapel with Rev Loft officiating. Interment at Mountain View cemetery.

James S. Featherly Mr. Featherly Crawford County Wis Montana B. B. Calkins Butte Helena Dillon Nancy Mauldin Tom and Lambert Charles Billings Henry Grierson Fargo, N. D George R. Featherly Dillion

Beaverhead High to Attend State Track Meet This Week

Beaverhead High will be represented at the state track meet in Missoula starting tomorrow. Dolly Lacy will represent the school in the declamatory contest after winning preliminaries at the high school. Track team members include Elwyn Metzel Ott Gordon Ambrose Henneberry and possibly Clemon. Coach Gunderson hopes for a high team score despite not predicting a sweep.

Beaverhead High Ambrose Henneberry Clemon Gunderson Beaver

Dillen Volunteer Fire Department Sets Monthly Practice Night

The Dillen Volunteer Fire Department held a Wednesday meeting and scheduled the second Tuesday of each month as practice night. Members reported for the first practice, overhauled equipment, and planned to acquire two waterproof electric lanterns. C.3. Doak, manager of the local telephone exchange, was made a member.

Dillen

Predatory Bird Shoot Dominates Beaverhead Sports

Hiram Brundage's team won the Sunday event with 4442 points led by R T Wemple's 2375 dead shot eye. Henry Deutsch's squad finished second as Captain Death tallied 1220 points. After the contest, both teams attended a Sugar Bowl feast with other top scorers including Henry Gleed Jr. and B L Barles.

Hiram Brundage R. T. Wemple Henry Deutsch R. T Wemple Henry Destch Death Henry Gleed,Jr B. L. Barles Hirem Brundage

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