Lima man pleads guilty to gambling charge
Lyons of Lima pleads guilty to a gambling charge and is fined $300 in court.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1929
Page
1
Baker Guilty In Liquor Sale Case Sentenced
After three weeks of sessions the district court ended Thursday afternoon with Lyons of Lima pleading guilty to operating a game of chance and being fined 300 by Judge Henry Godgers. Lyons was arrested in Lima Tuesday night by Sheriff Orr on a complaint from a woman alleging her husband squandered all his money. Continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Lima
Henry Godgers
Friay
Ly- 48
Orr
Louisiana
Mizsouri
Nebraska
Dakota
Twin Bridges Guests to Cadnuget at Andrus Hotel
Dillon Rotary weekly luncheon plans a guest cadnuget for next Wednesday evening at the Andrus hotel. Mayor Roscoe Cornell led a proposal for a free municipal skating rink under city supervision, noting funding would require a tax levy and wait until next year. O A Bergeson urged removing gaudy circus posters from vacant building windows to improve the city’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sotate
Dillon Rotarians
Andrus
Dillon Club
Twin Bridges Club
Roscoe Cornell
O. A. Bergeson
Group Returns From Boulder Hunts Big Elk And Deer
W B Hartwig and Dr A H Mc Farland with Roy Forrester and Ralph Harding spent the final days of the season in Boulder. Hartwig brought in a fine bull elk while the others bagged deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hartwig
A. H. McFarland
Roy Forrester
Ralph Harding
Boulder
Mr. Hartwig
Sixteen Graduates on Montana Normal College List
Eighteen students are on the tentative list of graduates who will receive diplomas at the Montana State Normal College at the close of the fall quarter December 18. The list includes Lois Carpenter Clyde Park and others from Helena Dillon Missoula and Butte. Informal initiation is in progress for Kappa Zeta Nu pledges with a formal ceremony and dance planned Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighteen
Montana State Normal College
Lois Naomi Carpenter
Clyde Park
Maude F. DeHaan
Laredo
Elva M. Bingham Gillette
Helena
Jessie Farr Guidici
Dillon
Nellie Emma Hunton
Missoula
Mary Kathleen Kalafat
Black Eagle
Margaret Alice Lucks
Walier
Iona l Lyndes
Grantsdale
Ellen L. McGuire
Washoe
Margaret Lee McKay
Butte
Olive Marguerite Menapace
Three Forks
Mary Kathryn Michelotti
Jennette Murray
Bearcreek
Mary Margaret Provo
M. Catherine Floersch
Evelyn Tabasinski
Great Falls
Mary Irene Williams
Bozeman
Lillian Delle Wilson
Kappa Zeta Nu
Yars Make Rail Time to Dillon
Yars Make Rail Time to Dillon Qutte November 17. Much shorter highway route opened to traffic compared with the existing rail line. Butte to Dillon distance 64.2 miles by highway versus 69 miles by Union Pacific rail, a five mile saving noted by Homer W. Smith state highway headquarters division engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Smith
Enineer
Butte
Dillon
Beaverhead
Union Pacific Allroad
Oute
Young Men Explore Enormous Local Cave Near Dillon
Brest Nelson and Blair Sprinkle, city youths, announced discovery of a cave near Sheepanyon south of Dillon. They found a cleft in rock leading to a main chamber and several sub passages with a 100 foot deep pit. They plan a fully equipped expedition to map the cavern’s extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenta
Brest Nelson
Blair Sprinkle
Sheepanyon
Dillon
Taxes Collected in Eaverhead County Reach 49569.14
Eaverhead county taxpayers have paid nearly 50000 into the treasury this month raising the total to 49569.14. Of property owners 179 made half payments and 602 paid in full. The Oregon Short Line railroad company and other large taxpayers have not yet paid 1929 taxes. The collection period ends Saturday November 30 and officials urge payment at once to avoid last minute congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaverhead County
Norah Connelley
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Carl Hansen and Elmer Peter Son Return From Hunting
Carl Hansen and Elmer Peter Son returned last Thursday from Horse Prairie where they had been hunting. Hansen brought in a three point buck signaling a successful trip and a fine game harvest for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hansen
Elmer Peterson
Horse Prairie
Deer Charges Auto Foiled in Hunt Near Deer Lodge
Deer hunters Frank Trask and Fred Valston returned to Deer Lodge with a big buck after the animal charged their car on the Big Blackfoot bridge north of Helmville. The right front wheel crushed the deer's head, injuring it severely. they shot the animal to end its suffering.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Trask
Fred Valston
Big Blackfoot Bridge
Helmville
Mr. Trask
Two Parlors Visited by Dry Squad Raid
Dry squad from the county raided two local soft drink parlors around 8 30 p m. In Butte. Attendants were taken into custody and released on bonds. A quantity of intoxicating liquor was confiscated. The Moose on North Montana street and a place on East Helena street were raided.
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Butte
North
Montana
East Helena Street
Geographical Names in Montana Fixed by New Board
Montana will permanently fix river mountain and valley names by a state geographic board. Members appointed by Governor Erickson include David Hilger L L Callaway Paul C Phillips Charles R Leonard and Mrs Martha Edgerton Plassmas. The board was created at the request of Frank Bond chairman of the U S geographic board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Montana State Geographic Board
Erickson
David Hilger
State Historical Library
L. L. Callaway
Montana Supreme Court
Paul C. Phillips
State University History Department
Charles R. Leonard
Butte
Martha Edgerton Plassmas
Great Falls
Frank Bond
United States Geographic Board
Washington
Pioneer Mrs Etta Shuck Dillon Dies After Yearlong Illness
Mrs Etta Shuck Dillon pioneer resident of Beaverhead county died Thursday at the home of Mrs Zola Clark after a long illness. She came to the county in 1880 and lived there except for years in Washington and California. She ran a Dillon restaurant and is survived by two daughters in Washington. Funeral services were held Saturday at Brundage chapel with Rev Father F X Lechner of St Rose Catholic Church officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Shuck
Dillon
Zola Clark
Rife
Shuck
Beaverhead County
Washington
California
Simeon Estes
Beaverhead
Brundage Chapel
F. X. Lechner
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Ripley Couple Visit Dillon After Weekend in Butte
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ripley moved to Dillon Saturday from Butte and spent the weekend there. They returned Sunday evening with Miss Glenna Vance and Miss Mille Adams who stayed to see Rio Rita at the Broadway show Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ripley
Dillon
Butte
Glenna Vance
Mille Adams
Rio Rita
Broadway
Lyons, Dillon Pioneer Dies in Omaha Visit
Joseph Y. Lyons, 73, longtime Dillon resident and harness maker for 20 years, died Sunday at his daughter’s Omaha home after illness. Survived by widow, three sons Fred Glenn Joseph Leroy and Charles William, a daughter LaVaugn Gustaffson of Omaha, three brothers in Salt Lake City, and a sister in Brigham. Funeral arrangements pending in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Pioneer
Omaha
Joseph Y. Lyons
City
Glenn
Lyons
Dillon
Dillon Implement Company
Fred Glenn
Charles William
Joseph Leroy
LaVaugn Gustaffson
Salt Lake City
Brigham, Utah
Turkey Shoot In Progress At Jasper Nelson Store
Local marksmen test their aim this week at a turkey shoot at the Jasper Nelson store in Dillon. Norman Holden and his son Everett direct the event as shooters claim Thanksgiving turkeys by hitting bulls with lead pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Dillon
Jasper Nelson
Norman Holden
Everett
Rebekah Lodge Ladies Attend Melrose Session Banquet
About thirty Dillon Rebekah lodge members motored to Melrose last Friday evening for a lodge session and an early banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Dillon
Melrose
Baby Born at Barrett Hospital to Romersa Family
A fine baby boy was born last Wednesday at Barrett Hospital to Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Romersa. The mother Miss Josephine Funk of Sheridan is recovering well, and the infant is reported healthy and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Barrett Hospital
W. J. Romersa
Josephine Funk
Sheridan
History of Montana In Brief From Agricultural Bureau
The Montana history summary notes the state’s transfer from France and Spain to the United States via the Louisiana Purchase and subsequent territorial changes. A Glen Turkey Shoot sponsored by J C Campbell is planned for next Sunday with ample prizes for accuracy, attracting many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Agricultural Bureau
Glen
J. C. Campbell
Campbell
Continental Divide
France
Spain
United States
Polytechnic of Billings Romps to 48-0 Win
The Ridders of Billings Polytechnic routed the Montana State Normal Bulldogs 48 to 0 before over 2000 fans, ending the Teachers 1929 season. A hard fought first quarter gave way to a dominant Billings offense featuring sharp runs and tricky plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridders
Billings Polytechnic
Montana State Normal Bulldogs
Billings
Billings Pigskin Maulers
Bulldogs
Union Choir Program at Presbyterian Church
Union Thanksgiving services will be held at 10 30 Thursday morning November 28 at the Presbyterian church with ILON churches joining In five ministers participating in a beauti ful program led by a union choir The program includes Doxology and President s Proclamation and continues on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Presbyterian Church
ILON
County Red Cross drive surpasses quota in Dillon
Beaverhead county exceeds its 400 member quota after Dillon and vicinity report 426 enrolled in the Red Cross roll call. Lambert Eliel notes the drive used post office and bank booths with Myrl Erwin supervising and high school girls soliciting.. countywide totals and close of the drive expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illon
Beaverhead County
Red Cross
Lambert Eliel
Dillon and Vicinity
Myrl Erwin
Eliel
Beaverhead
Beaver Stars Making Good at Corvallis
Frank Little and Ruff Dunn, former Beaverhead county stars, have become key players for the Oregon State College Orange Babes in Corvallis. Dunn missed one game due to injury, but both contributed to a five game winning streak including wins over Albany College Chemawa Indians Salem High Eastern Oregon Normal and St Martins College at Lad to Wash. Little has started every game at fullback and is among the team's standout performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regon State College
Corvallis
Beaverhead County
Frank Little
Ruff Dunn
Orange Babe
Dunn
Rooks
Pigskin Maulers
Orange Babes
Albany College
Chemawa Indians
Salem High
Eastern Oregon Normal
la Grande
St. Martin’s College
Laddy
Wash
Little
Hazelbaker Prepares Montana Exhibit for Chicago Show
Governor Frank A Hazelbaker and Mrs Hazelbaker tour Helena to finalize the Montana special for Chicago's International Live Stock exposition. The Big Hole basin hay and grasses display will head to the fair with added grasses since the state fair. The expo runs Nov 30 to Dec 7 with Montana grain displays returning to prize form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beaverhead County
Montana
Haselbaker
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
YARS
Qutte
Monina
Tutte To Dillon
Trafic
Jillon
Sallon
U.S. Forests
J.Y. Lyons
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service Administration
Romersa
State Department of Agriculture
Division of Publicity
Polytechnic OF Billings
Churches OF
Union Choir
Beaver
Ruff
Hazelbaker
ESP Eee
Frank A. Hazelbaker
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