Popular Youth Drowned in Lovell Lake Near Dillon
Ronald Bayerd 19 son of Mr and Mrs Forest Bayerd of Dillon died while attempting to swim across Lovell Lake nine miles south of town on Friday afternoon rescue attempts by companion Joe Ryburn failed as divers located the body in about 14 feet of water after 2 PM. Bayerd a Beaverhead county high school graduate and University of Washington sophomore was highly regarded in Dillon.
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Dillon
Lovell’s Lake
Donald Bayerd
Forest Bayerd
Joe Ryburn
Merle Hansen
Mim
Young Hansen
Lambert Hirel
Edgar Williams
Billy Boone
Donald
Lovell Ranch
Donald Light
Barney O’keefe
University of Washington
Beaverhead County
Bandit’s 1910 bank robbery attempt recalled by Gruwell
A. C. Gruwell recounts a 1910 State bank robbery attempt on August 38 as a lone bandit fired a barn, entered the bank, fired one shot, and was captured after his horse failed. The man served nine years of a 20 year sentence before reforming and sending a greeting to Gruwell years later.
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A. C. Gruwell
Mr. Gruwell
Huns Hatched by Hen Grow Into Domestic Partridges
Lester Rice of the Tom Dubois ranch hatched nine Hungarian partridges from a nest found while irrigating an alfalfa field. The eggs were placed under a sitting hen to prevent water damage, and the brood is now thriving with the other barnyard fowls.
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Lester ‘Rice
Tom Dubois
Mr. Rice
Native of Alder Gulch Dies After Illness in Warm Springs
Henry Cahill 57 a Dillon resident and Virginia City native died at Warm Springs state sanitarium after months of treatment. He was married with four sisters living in Alder and was survived by his widow. Funeral from St Rose Catholic church with Rev F X Lechner officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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Henry Cahill
Warm Springs
Beaverhead
Madison
Virginia City
Montana
Cahill
Dillon
Anna Tobin
Mary Carey
Sheridan
Elizabeth Stone
Kate McDonald
Charles Metzel
Alder
St. Rose Catholic Church
F. X. Lechner
Mountain View Cemetery
The Truth About Blayds Presented at Normal College
The play at Normal college Friday evening receives favorable comments and is praised as a superior Milne work. A paper calls it characteristic of Milne with delicacy whimsy romance and common sense, noting its popularity since its London production.
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Blayds
Milne
Ito Vist
London
Herders Shoot Threatened Theft Suspect Near Jackson
Bill Bailey, a herder camping east of Jackson, fired at two men who had earlier taken food from his tent. He wounded one man in the leg, but the pair escaped. Officers Barry and Temple investigated the incident Tuesday.
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Bill Bailey
Jackson
Barry and Temple
Sheriff’s Force
Quarrel Leads to Hay Hands Jailed in Dillon
Undersheriff Barry and Deputy Temple were sent to Jackson on Wednesday to settle a dispute between hay hands Tom Murphy and J C Mead. They were brought to Dillon and jailed to await a hearing. Murphy reportedly fired at Mead but missed.
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Barry
Temple
Jackson
Tom Murphy
J. C. Mead
Dillon
Murphy
Mead
Crump Low Bidder on County Poor Farm Work
County commissioners opened bids for repairs and alterations at the dormitory of the Beaverhead county poor farm. Walter Crump won the contract, with work to be completed in 60 days. The upgraded farm will boast a modern sewage system, electric lights, and a furnace stoker.
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Crump
Walter Crump
Beaverhead
Monument Dedication at Sacajawea Park Draws Attendees
On Sunday August 14 Beaverhead and Lemhi counties host the Sacajawea monument dedication at Sacajawea Park atop the continental divide. Speakers include Dr Grace Raymond Hobart, invited by Mrs Laura Tolman Scott with local DAR and county mining groups co sponsoring. Roads will be improved and attendees are urged to bring a picnic lunch. coffee provided.
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Beaverhead
Lemhi
Grace Raymond Hobart
Sacajawea
Hobart
Dillon
Dillon to Stage Rodeo and Harvest Celebration
Dillon prepares for a Sunday and Monday Labor Day event by the fire department featuring bucking contests, rodeo stunts, two ball games, dancing, bathing beauty and rock drilling contests, tug of war, and a fire hose battle. Prizes total 1000 dollars with entries coordinated by Otto Gordon and a committee including Art Halls.
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Dillon
Dillon Fire Department
Every
Dillon Rotary Club
Beauverde
Butte
Anaconda
Ott Gordon
William Angove
Otto Gordon
Helena Visit Highlights Crop and Livestock Outlook
Lieutenant Governor F. A. Hazel Baker toured Helena this week and praised Beaverhead county crops and livestock. He noted July rains delayed haying but caused little damage and mentioned about forty men employed on local operations.
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F. A. Hazel‘baker
Helena
Beaverhead County
Te Ie
Pair Arrested Over Butte Buick Robbery Suspicion
Sheriff Orr and Officers Nelson and Gordon arrested two men who gave the names O. C. Brown and Herbert Ward on a complaint from Butte. The suspects were taken to Butte Wednesday and are believed to be involved in the recent robbery of the Butte Buick company.
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Orr
Nelson and
Gordon
O. C. Brown
Herbert Ward
Butte
Huge Road Material Needed for 45 Mile County Project
Specifications for a 45 mile southern county highway project call for 145,005 gallons of tack coat oiling 2,500 gallons of seal coat oiling 75,410 tons of crushed gravel 2,311 cubic yards of stone screenings 5,087 tons of shoulder material and 8,700 tons of treated crushed gravel Local workers will be hired almost exclusively on the road work with completion by June 30, 1985.
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Helena
Dillon Ball Fans See Novel Game
Dillon baseball fans saw the famous Colored House of David team play the Dillon nine on the home diamond. Dillon led 10 to 3 as the visitors staged an entertaining early exhibition of fancy baseball. Batteries included Vandegrift and Warren for Dillon with Warren also pitching for the visitors. Earlier, Dillon beat the Butte Broadway parade team 10 to 5 and the LB. Mining team won 10-6 against Rocker. Local political notes list L. Cy. Ford seeking justice of the peace in Lima on the Republican ticket and Sk. Wi. Minavey filing for state representative. The board discussed budgeting ten miles of Centennial valley road work and Peter Spritzer was named water commissioner for Willow Creek.
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Dillon
Warren
Otto Vandegrift
Dr. Seibert
Hoagland
Beard
Burham
Burrell
Desonia
FF. Davis
Ben Davis
Bannack
Vandyke
Colored House
David Wright
Hicks
Smith
Hopwood
Crump
Tavers
Davis
Cunningham
Witworth
Bailey
Fisher
Butte Broadway Parage
LB. Mining
Rocker
Callahan
Wandewrift
Dillon al Ward
Dannack
L. Cy. Ford
Lima
Justice of the Peace
Lima Township
Sk. Wi. Minavey
Wise River
Moniga youth caused alarm over escaped convicts tale
James Dunnevan, a Nye ranch herder in the Centennial valley, reported two escaped state prisoners visiting his Monida camp. Investigations showed he manufactured the tale after police uncovered inconsistencies, though later reports and guards found no fugitives.
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James Dunnevan
Nye
Centennial Valley
Dillon
Shebrush
Dunnegan
Peter Driedis
Michael Kury
Dunneran
Aed
Monida
Orr
Nelson
the Woods Livestock Ranch
State Prison
Dillon Rotary hears talks on Glacier Park convention and Kalispell Legion meet
Dillon Rotary club met at Andrus Hotel dining room. Sam Wilkinson reported the Glacier Park banking group convention discussing Northwest financial conditions. Louis Schmittroth described the Kalispell state American Legion convention with local delegates present. John Vanderark sang with Ralph McTadden at the piano. Te Ki Gilbert read Helena Rotary’s invitation to the state fair. A Fy Waldorf chaired the meeting.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus
Sam Wilkinson
Glacier Park
State Banking Group
Northwest
Louis Schmittroth
American Legion
Kalispel
Post and Levion
John Vanderark
Ralph McTadden
Te Ki. Gilbert
Helena
Dillon Shooters Post Strong Scores in Utah Trap Shoot
Roy Forrester, Westergaard, Talent, Emerick and Dr. E G Free returned Monday from Salt Lake where they competed in the Utah state trap shoot finals. E W Renfro of Dell joined the event. Dillon shooters were ineligible for trophies but earned a good share of the day money. Final scores listed follow.
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Roy Forrester
Westergaard
W. E. Talent
B. W. Emerick
E.G. Free
Salt Lake
Utah State
Dell
Dillon
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Alder Gulch
Sacajawea Park
Manu
Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Dillon Ball
O. C. Gosmuan
Peter Spritzer
Willow Creek
District Court
Moniga
Rotary