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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1923

Page

4

Death of Miner and Farmer Andrew Bezek in Melrose

Melrose reports the death of Andrew Bezek after a long cancer battle. Funeral held at the Catholic church with Father Clifford officiating. Bezek, a former Hecla miner and Glendale area farmer, leaves a wife Mrs Bezek and a four-year-old grandson. The notice recalls scarlet fever deaths in Hecla and notes Melrose has grown by about 40 residents. It includes a letter from Albert Streb at Fort Harrison about veterans’ medical care and the push for Veterans Bureau aid and vocational training.

Melrose Andrew Bezek Hecla Old Glendale Father Clifford Bezeks Heéca Berck Mary Glendale Edwin Gleed Mike Mullane New York Niagara Falls Kansas Nevada California E. Brown Albert Streb Fort Harrison Montana France Kvork Streb Tracy Helena Hospital Veterans Bureau Veterans’ Bureau Helena Red Cross American Legion

Grant News Briefs Reflect Ranch Activity Around April

T F Barratt and Miss Constance Barratt visited the Barratt ranch on Friday. Harry L Clark and wife returned from Dillon last Friday. TY Rife and F Barratt were in Grant from Medicine Lodge Saturday. Alec Payne, Brenner ranch employee, went to Dillon Friday. Mrs H L Clark went to Dillon on Tuesday. George Smith went to the Grasshopper Saturday to get cattle for the Lazy Five ranch. ik W Smith, of the Smith ranch.

Grant T. F. Barratt Constance Barratt Barratt Ranch Harry L. Clark Dillon TY. Rife F. Barratt Medicine Lodge Alec Payne Brenner Ranch H. L. Clark George Smith Grasshopper Lazy Five Ik. W. Smith Smith Ranch

Waterloo News Reports Spring Farm Activity in Montana

Waterloo Montana dated April 18 notes ideal spring weather spurring wheat and pea sowing as well as a rise in potato prices prompting larger plantings. Local farming traffic includes Curnow's milk truck and potatoes shipped to Butte. People mentioned include Frank Held family, Le Bob Lautenbacker, Whitehall visitors Alice Carney and Tom Taggart, and ranch foreman Paul Johnson with Dr. Packard attending.

Waterloo Mont Frank Mr. Curnow Renova & Pleasant Valley le Bob Lautenbacker Whitehall Guy George Butte Lee Scardigili

Local Social Notes and Classifieds Highlight Community Life

Dorothy Davidson and Alice Carney dined with the Stephens family Friday. Mrs. Tom Taggart visited her parents in Twin Bridges last week. Fred Lewis and Al Hicks of Butte visited the Valley Springs ranch Sunday. Ruth Carney Dale Bryant and Glenn Stephens from Whitehall High School spent the weekend with relatives. The Sunday train's return is welcomed. E Monroe Foster left ranch life for Butte unsure of his next job. H J Foster did business in Twin Bridges Thursday. County Attorney Reid visited recently. speculations abound about locating remaining stills. For sale 635 acres deeded land with alfalfa, water, and livestock facilities at $12/acre. $2,600 down, balance or rent options offered. Mrs. Thos. Cleary Pipestone Springs Mont. Wanted: Gift Catalogue offers from Sunset Magazine. post cards requested for products and rewards. Sunset Catalogue Dept San Francisco. 14-22

Dorothy Davidson Alice Carney Stephens Tom Taggart Twin Bridges Fred Lewis al. Hicks Butte Valley Springs Ruth Carney Dale Bryant Glenn Stephens Whitehall High School E. Monroe Foster Ranch Life H. J. Foster Reid

Auto licenses must be obtained from the Secretary of State

Authorities warn that automobile licenses must be issued by the Secretary of State, not the county treasurer, reversing any impression to the contrary. Delays have occurred as people mistakenly expect county offices to handle licenses. offenders will be arrested if applications are not filed promptly.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Mary Gauthier C. W. Robison Kitta Dillon Tribune Avril A. D. Wanda Job, C. Smith

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