Dillon Plans Record Fourth of July Celebration
A mass meeting at Dillon city hall decided on a big Fourth of July celebration with an executive committee and sub committees assigned to sports music procession publicity transportation and more. W A Jones was named executive chairman and Frank Eliel elected secretary with H L McCaleb as treasurer.
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Dillon
City Hall
Jas
White
W. A’ Jones
Jones
E. S. Farnsworth
John Lenkeredorfer
Jasper Nelson
C. W. Robison
George Black
Frank Eliel
J. B. McKinney
J. Hannen
Phil Anderegg
Eph Stoller
Duke Gist
J. W. Lusher
W. W. Simpson
K. L. Poindexter
S. S. Carruthers
W. C
Memorial Day Observed With Townwide Ceremonies
Dillon schedules Memorial Day events including a church service at the Presbyterian church on Sunday May 26 and a Decoration Day assembly in front of the courthouse. Comrades will march to the opera house for services with Rev W A Winters delivering the address and Lincoln Gettysburg address read. Six school children decorate the cemetery and a flag is given to each participant.
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Dillon
Wm. Reed
Josephus Rich
Steadman
Presbyterian Church
Codornan
Court Hobce
A. B. Martin Cin
Cardona
Court House
Opera House
W. A. Winters
Mra
W. KE. Carroll
Death of Mrs. Della Driscoll at 91
Mrs. Della Driscoll aged 91 years 7 months 19 days died at her home in Dillon after old age infirmities. Funeral from her home Saturday. interment Mountain View Cemetery. She was mother of William Ed Driscoll and Mia Demart and grandmother of the Wilton children. A longtime Dillon resident she was known as Grandma Driscoll for her kindness and generous deeds.
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Della Driscoll
Driscoll
Mountain View
Southern Cross Tuning Company Elects Officers
At a Dillon meeting of the Southern Cross Mining and Reduction company officers for six months were elected. B F White president and George Woodworth vice president plus Hazelbaker secretary treasurer and Maynard superintendent. Directors listed. Five claims in Couer d Alene near Mullan Idaho. Incorporated in Washington for 1.5 million dollars. Development work to begin this summer with shaft work underway.
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Southern Cross Mining and Reduction Company
Dillon
B. F. White
George Woodworth
Wisdom
F. A. Hazelbaker
A. C. Maynard
Muller
Idaho
C. A. Maynard
C. A. Ellingwood
W. M. Montgomery
S. D. Slemons
C. I. Miller
Edwin Norris
James Bean
L. Maynard
Couer d’ Alene
Mullan
Washington
Beaverhead High to Hold Sixth Commencement Week
Beaverhead county high school prepares for its sixth annual commencement week with nine graduates this semester and two who finished in January. Events include Juniors banquet at Burfiend hall, Alumni banquet, class play The Venered Savage at Dillon Theatre, and speeches by Tom Gilbert and John Albers.
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Heaverhead County High School
Burfiend Hall
Dillon Theatre
Tom Gilbert
The
Clays
John Albers
Guy Hinkley
Jennie Hood
Wilbur Gilbert
Anna Carter
Francia Harrison
May Sprinkle
Maud Campeau
Gladya Winters
Fred Whiteside
Kalispell
Montana
G. T. Paul
Geo. B. Conway
Conway
Conwry
Claga
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Agricultural College
Bozeman
State School of Mines
Butte
University of Montana At
Missoula
L. R. Foote
Court News of the Week Covers Decrees and Court Actions
Judge J M Clements heard Flynn v Ragh with Judge Callaway dequalified. James P Coleman granted a divorce from Mary L Coleman for desertion at Bedrock. Judge Clements denied opening a default in Froman v Thomas. Great Western Bank won $1148.62 and costs in Smith. Knivel v Stevenson dismissed per stipulation. Clarence Strowbridge was made a party defendant and fined for failing to appear. The court closed after Judge Callaway returned from the Big Hole basin.
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J. M. Clements
Helena
Flynn Ve. Ragh
Callaway
Blacktail Deer Creek
Clemente
James P. Coleman
Mary L. Coleman
Bedrock
Clements
Arlin A. Froman
Matt Thomas
Big Hole Basin
Great Western Bank
C. A. Smith
Costa
A. J. Knivel
B. R. Stevenson
Clarence H. Strowbridge
Serious Injury In Beaverhead County High School Incident
Guy Finsley, student at Beaverhead County High School, was seriously injured Saturday while helping haul radiators for the Normal building. The wagon backed into a ditch, pinning his right leg between the radiator and endgate, breaking both bones. Allie Brown acted quickly to lift the load, aiding his escape before medical help arrived at his home.
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Guy Finsley
Beaverhead County
Frank McFadden
Guy
Allie Brown
Andaea
Helena Beats Dillon in Sloppy Eight to Fifteen Defeat
Helena could not muster earned runs as Dillon errors and mishaps fueled a 15 to 4 loss. LaCroix limited Helena’s offense with Ripley backing him behind the plate amid a rough day for both squads. Barry and Sith contributed at the plate while Ngan and Ekland adjusted positions for upcoming changes. Next week’s schedule includes games against Troy Laundry and Idaho Falls.
Totala Beats Helena In Baseball Innings Score
Totala and Helena contest ends with a 4 to 4 tie after innings 4 and 6. Dillon contributions noted with a late inning tally as the scoreline shows.
Helena Helena vs Dillon 14 game box score
Helena earns 0 runs on two base hits by Smith and Ripley. Walks issued to LaCroix Bonathan Stoddard Lane. LaCroix struck out 10, Bonathan 1, Lane 3. Helena left on base eight, Dillon three. Eppert allowed the passed ball. Ford hit by pitch. Ripley out when hit by batted ball. Melpine credited with crease plate. Neary batted for Bonsthan in ninth. Time 1 50. Umpire Jones.
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Dillon
Helena
Smith
Ripley
LaCroix
Bonathan
Stoddard
Lane
Eppert
Ford
Melpine
Neary
Bonsthan
Jones
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Fagle
Southern Cross Tuning Company
the Court News
Tala
Barry
Ripley Wage
la Croix
Korg
Sith
Ngan
Aack
Ile Haw
North
Jeague
Ekland
Rechimeyer
Sheridan
Wyoming
Center Garden
Idaho Falla
Homer Smith
Kord
Ryan
Q Ripley
Chic Nie
P Eee
Afer
Mee
Gilbert
Trevise
Calderhead
Milligan
2Nd
Gus Wenge
Samual
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