Roscoe Cornell Nomination Signals City Election
City caucus at City Hall drew large turnout with many women active. Mayor Roscoe Cornell nominated for another term. alderman contests limited to Ward Four where A L Waldorf and A L Anderson competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gilbert
B. N. Stevenson
A. L. Waldorf
A. L. Anderson
Mr. Waldorf
Roscoe Cornell
J. E. Monroe
H. G. Rodgers
J. B. Mayfield
George Dart
L. P. Phillips
A. A. Elliott
L. F. Molleur
I'red Woodside
A. F. Waldorf
Dr. Molleur
W. T. Scully
Louis Anderson
Leonard Eliel
Perry Bower
Ed. Lloyd
District Court Proceedings of Interest This Week
George Mehrlich pled not guilty to unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor and was released on $500 bond. trial likely in May. Charles W. Scott’s ranch in Frying Pan basin sold for $6,500. T J Mulaney sues for annulment of a deed to Murray property. Harriet Trombley granted divorce from Walter with custody of children. Sanity hearing for Frank Klicker led to commitment to Warm Springs State Hospital. Agnes McGahan deposition in suit against Clarence Barnes taken. Public Service Commission filed final report on East Beach Irrigation project proposing dams on Grasshopper Creek and Bedrock River with 11,000 acres under cultivation at $48 per acre. C L Livestock Co. v Hildreth-Livestock Co. set for April 8 trial. Ruth Hier accepts partition of Wise River school teacher. school reopens next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mehrlich
H. G. Rodgers
Charles W. Scott
Frying Pan Basin
T. J. Mulaney
Mary Adele Murray
Fred A. Curtis
Belle Curtis
Murray
Curtis
Harriet Trombley
Walter Trombley
Trombley
Frank Klicker
Henry G. Rodgers
State Hospital
Warm, Springs
Agnes McGahan
Clarence Barnes
Fred Rife
District Court
Public Service Commission
Montana
East Beach
Grasshopper Creek
Bedrock
Beaverhead
Dillon
Barratts
C. L. Livestock Co. Et. al
Hildreth—Livestock Co
Medicine Lodge
Lyman H. Bennett
Ruth Hier
Wise River
Beaverhead Sports Club Elects Officers For Year
Roy Forrester was elected president of the Beaverhead sports association as about 50 members gathered at the Sugar Bowl cafe. Robert Barrett became treasurer and A. O. Vachon was re elected secretary. Committees were named to recruit members and lead a predatory birds and animals drive aligned with state plans. M. S. Carpenter of the state association spoke on game conservation and stocking streams, pledging support for state efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead’ Sportsmen’s Association
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Roy Forrester
Robert Barrett
A. O. Vachon
C. T. Magnus
Ed. Burles
Louis Anderson
R. T. Wemple
Henry Gleed Jr
State Game Commission
Dillon Club
High School to Hold Grade School Meet Soon
Beaverhead County High School will host a grade school meet on Friday evening May 8 and Saturday May 9 inviting rural and city grades to compete in spelling writing arithmetic declamation and track. Pearl I Smith Miss Roe county superintendent and local business houses will cooperate with the event. A club work meeting will also be held and a full program will be released once plans are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
Pearl I. Smith
Miss Roe
Greig Program at Delphian Women Lead Orchestra
The Delphian club met at the Normal auditorium with Mrs Eugene Bond as leader. The program featured The Life and Character of Greig and His Music by Mrs J H Gilbert, piano solos Butterfly and Wedding March by Miss Ruby Wyatt, violin solos Solvey Song and Merry Wanderer by Wayne Roberts with Miss Gladys Burtch at piano, vocal Minstrel Song I Love Thee by Mrs W G Gilbert with Mrs Alf Cashmore at piano, and two pianos A Minor Concerto by Mrs Eugene Bond and Ralph McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Eugene Bond
Greig
J. H. Gilbert
Ruby Wyatt
Alf Cashmore
Ralph McFadden
Wisdom Postmaster Examination Announced
Civil Service in Washington announces applications for postmaster of the Wisdom office taken through April 15. Examinations will be scheduled later. applicants should obtain official blanks from the Wisdom office and return them promptly. The vacancy followed W. D. Tovey's February 19 resignation, with Ray Willey serving as acting postmaster since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Washington, D. C
Wisdom Office
W. D. Tovey
Ray Willey
Jones Ranch Auction On Twin Bridges Road April 7
Sale of harm machinery and household furniture will be held at W. H. Jones ranch on Twin Bridges road next Tuesday April 7 at 1 oclock. Al Pollinger serves as auctioneer and buyers are assured of good bargains. Mrs. Charles Phillips and Mrs. Eugene Bond with their young son left Thursday for a California visit of several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jones
Twin Bridges Road
al Pollinger
Charles Phillips
Eugene Bond
California
Beef prices predicted to rise amid beef shortage
Experts warn beefsteak prices will climb as supply tightens. West range conditions worsened, herds depleted, and calves sold for slaughter. Feeders urged to raise calves, with sales to Coast and local buyers boosting prices to 8 to 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
Big Hole
Glen
Pahnish Bros
Polaris
Armstead
George Clemow
Jackson
W.S. Tash
Twin Bridges Figure Max McGee Visits City
Max McGee of Twin Bridges spent Wednesday and Thursday in the city, conducting meetings and engaging with local residents during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McGee
Twin Bridges
Postal Rate Increases Set for April 15 Implement
A synopsis outlines new postal charges effective April 15 for insured mail collect on delivery special delivery and money orders. Rates include 5 to 25 cents for insured values up to 100 dollars and 3 cent receipt option. Collect on delivery fees range 12 to 25 cents for limits up to 100 dollars.
Special Delivery Stamps Expanded for Fast Mail Service
The text details Special Delivery provisions to hasten delivery of mail. It sets 15 cent and 20 cent denominations for immediate service on parcels over two pounds up to ten pounds and over ten pounds respectively, with 11 and 15 cent messenger payments. It authorizes the Postmaster General to issue these stamps and amends a 1907 postal act to require ordinary stamps of equal value marked special delivery on envelopes.
Luebben Enters Independent Bid For City Mayor
T E Luebben announced as independent candidate for mayor against incumbent Roscoe Cornell after petition nomination. The city caucus backed Cornell, while A A Curnutt runs in the second ward against Dr L F Moller. No other contests announced but election interest heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Luebben
Roscoe Cornell
Luebben
A. A. Curnutt
Dr. L. F. Molleur
Cadidates
Professions Theme Highlighted at Dillon Rotary Meeting
T E Luebben chaired the Dillon Rotary Club luncheon at the Andrus Hotel. Local speakers covered city professions with T E Gilbert on law and Rev F X Lescher on ministry. A T Peterson spoke on education and Dr R D Curry on dentistry. Next week nominations for a new board of directors will be the focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Luebben
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus
T. E. Gilbert
F. X. Leschher
A. T. Peterson
R. D. Curry
Muskrat Trapping Opened Amid License Rules
Deputy State Game Warden Tom Edmunds reports a new law opens muskrat trapping until May 1. A trapper license costing $10 is required and applicants must show a current hunting and fishing license number. Mink are added to the fur bearing list with a license also required. Mrs. Whetstone and her daughter stayed with S. S. Carruthers in Fort Logan last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Edmunds
C. A. Jackways
W. H. Whetstone
S. 5. Carruthers
Fort Logan
Death of John Lewis Thiel in Dillon area
John Lewis Thiel of Beaverdale died at Barrett hospital after a weeklong illness from stomach complications. Born in Denver 44 years ago he lived in Lima and Dillon where he worked as a machinist. Survived by his wife three sons and two sisters. funeral held at Thiel home with Rev T W Bennett officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery. He was known as a square shooter and a generous steady presence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis Thiel
Beavereahd
Barrett Hospital
My. Thiel
Denver
Colorado
Lima
Dillon
Charles Cobb
Carvie Carveth
Boulder
Cobb
Thiel
Railroad Avenue
T. W. Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View
Indications Of Increased Interest In Horse Market
A big auction sale is set for tomorrow at Sullivan's barn on north Idaho street with 75 head of farm stock offered for cash to the highest bidder. D I Mains of Manhattan owns the horses, Col Frank Collins is auctioneer, sale starts at 1 pm, plus household goods, harness, saddles and other items. The market shows spring improvement with more buyers and higher prices, and experts predict continued rise for desirable heavy draft horses as supply declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan’s Barn
North Idaho Street
D. I. Mains
Manhattan
Col
Frank Collins
Sullivan Bros
Apex Postoffice Robbery Under Investigation
Sheriff Mooney investigates a robbery at the Apex post office reported Tuesday morning. The theft occurred Monday evening with $19.50 taken from the money order drawer. stamps and other funds were untouched. Entry was gained through a rear window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Mooney
Apex
George Lyman Visits Hel ena on Business Trip
George Lyman arrived in Helena from Helena on a business trip on Thursday to conduct meetings and explore local opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyman
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roscoe Cornell S
Mayfield
Phillips
Delphian
Jones’ Ranch
Illinois-Indiana
Murphysboro
Ill
Frankfort
Barrett ‘Hospital
Apex Postoffice
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