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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

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Thibadeau, Dillon Bookkeeper, Dies of Heart Attack

Wallace W. Thibadeau died at home on Tuesday morning from a heart attack. A Canadian native and Dillon resident for twelve years, he led Dillon Audit Co with strong local bookkeeping ties. Survived by widow Bertha, three sons and two daughters, services set for Friday at Masonic Hall with interment in Mountain View cemetery.

Kentucky Avenue Wallace W. Thibadeau Dillon Thibadeau Dillon Audit Company Rollin C Leo Payne Spokane Elmo Winn This City George Trask Wallace Idaho Helena Thibadeau Coeur d’ Alene Masonic Hall H. N. Tragitt St. James. Episcopal Church Mountain View Cemetery

I B Mining Co Assignment Filed For Creditors

Attorney Howard A. Johnson for I B Mining Co filed an assignment for creditors at the county clerk office naming Montana Abstract & Title Insurance Co of Butte as assignee. The instrument makes no stated plans for future operation of the property.

Howard A. Johnson Butte I. B. Mining Company Bannack Albert S. Baker Montana Abstract & Title Insurance Co

Beav erhead County Bonds Labeled As Safe As U S A

Albert Baker receives a letter from I M Brandford commissioner of state lands and investments in Helena stating Beaverhead county bonds are “just as safe as the bonds of the United States of America” as many school districts push funding bond issues and the state pledges to support and protect school funding efforts.

Beaverhead County United States of America Albert Baker I. M. Brandford Helena

Water Users Irrigation Company Organized in Dillon

Stockholders met at the courthouse and decided to form the Water Users Irrigation company to absorb the former organization. Plans to enlarge the Lima dam were discussed to raise reservoir capacity from 50 000 to 100 000 acre feet. J H Gilbert presided as president and Frank Hazelbaker as secretary. Directors named: J K E Keller Elmer Martinell Roscoe Cornell Henry Fitter J H Gilbert Theodore Nelson E B Roe S M McKnight Ed Gleed.

Dillon Water Users Reservoir ‘Company Court House The Water Users’ Irrigation Company Lima J. H. Gilbert Frank Hazelbaker

Montana Normal Holds Summer Commencement Exercises

The Montana State Normal College held its summer term commencement in the college auditorium with diplomas awarded to many graduates and three degrees conferred. The program included processional, address by Ruth Phelps, violin by R J Albright, and the conferring of diplomas by President Sheldon K E Davis. An arts exhibit, a candlelight procession, and a special assembly by Dr. Alonzo Myers preceded, with a final base excursion noted Saturday.

Montana State Normal College Ralph McFadden de Koven Ruth Phelps R. J. Albright Liebesfreud Kreisler Bill Bates Sheldon KE. Davis McFadden Dreata M. Blessinger Helena Roberta Bras Hot Springs Elwood L. Comer Anaconda Edith B. Dahl Big Fork Laura Taft Dean Florenceb. Deschamps Missoula May L. Dull Heart Butte Antonia C. Enman Drummond Emma Feeley Butte Marion Gertrude Flanigan Forsythe Anna Fletcher Intake Edna M. Frasier Mildred G. Griswold Adeline J. Hanek Polson Herbert E. Hoagland Union Floyd R. Horton Great Falls Verena Gwenn Houghton Dillon Dorothea M. Kalberg Glendive Irene S. Karjala Geyser Kalispell Miriam Phelan Chinook Aileen W. Poirier Gladys Rasmussen Eileen M. Raymond Helmville Opal S. Rector Moccasin Marguerite Rygg Wolfe Point Ruth L. Schlechter Whitetail Elizabeth M. Shaw Roundup Mabel A.smith Tarkio Walter B. Smith Three Forks Louise J. Steiner Sheridan Emma Mae Tayne Townsend Margaret H. Thompson Glacier Park John A. Vander Ark Manhattan Julia J. Verwolf Bertha E. Wiese Loring Marie M. Wiese Molly A. Wiese Agnes Jean Wood Conrad Regina E. Briggeman Gold Creek Arthur EB Soulsby Bearcreek Alonzo Myers New York Myers

Dillon Dons Gay Attire as State Elks Gather

Dillon hosts the Montana Elks convention with three days of events led by Grand Exalted Ruler Walter Meier. A large Montana crowd attends, parades form, and housing arrangements are coordinated at the Andrus hotel with officials welcoming delegates. Thomas B. Morrow visited Butte Monday.

Dillon ELKS Montana Elkdom Beaverhead Walter F. Meier Seattle Butte City Hall Archie McTaggart That City Herman Karrow Kalispell Jack Andrus Hotel Housing Committee

Elks Convention Schedule Across Three Days

The event runs Thursday to Saturday with sessions at city hall auditorium and multiple parades. Highlights include a welcome by Mayor Boss Emerick, a parade led by Missoula and Butte bands, firemen’s rodeo, dances, concerts, trapshooting contests, and officer elections.

Missoula Butte City Hall Boss W. Emerick Walter FF. Meier Arthur J. Baker Meier Fair Grounds Rotary Club Elk Metlen Depot Lawn Claudia Faust Dave Hier Dillon Lodge Dillmont Park Pavilion Auspices Dillon Gun. Club Dillon Elks Elks Guildhall W. A. Graeter E. B. Roe E. L. Poindexter Cowboy and Elks

Young Men Held on Bad Check Charge

Two young men identified as Allie Christensen and Monte Merz were taken from Armstead by Deputy Jesse Brown and held in Dillon on charges of passing three worthless checks totaling 44 dollars. They admitted the act and face arraignment. three checks drawn on State Bank and Trust Company bore signatures of O. V. Bennett J. C. Bennett and J. R. Bennett to Joe Day.

Allie Christensen Monte Merz Armstead Jesse Brown Dillon James McCollum State Bank & Trust Company O. V. Bennett J. C., Bennett J. R. Bennett Joe Day

Aged Pioneer of County Laid to Rest in Dillon

Episcopal rites were held at Mountain View cemetery for Charles Y. Reeder a Montana pioneer and Dillon founder who died in Los Angeles at 97 from a broken leg fall. The long time freighter and later sheep raiser kept strict funeral wishes and was interred with a small ceremony. He came to Virginia City in 1865, helped form Dillon projects, later lived in California and South Africa, and is survived by a daughter in California.

Charles Y. Reeder Montana Dillon Los Angeles Charles Reeder Bannack California EK. H. Brundage Goodwin T. Paul IF. D. Willis H. M. Brundage Pioneer Paul Emery Keller Bud Sprinkle George Banks William Calloway S. S. Patterson Jean Bishop Willis G. T. Paul Fidel Huber James Murray Henry Burfiend A. S.rife Mr. Reeder Pine Orchard Ontario Virginia City Corrine Utah Montana Points Utah & Northern Dillon Townsite Madison Valley South Africa

Dillon Officers Arrest Con Men

Dillon sheriffs and deputies captured two suspects believed to have swindled Basin rancher Antonovich of 6000 dollars in a suitcase game. Albert Hoffman and George Orlovich, with driver Jack Yellica, were turned over to Butte officials after $3116.92 was found with them and two $1000 bills later spotted on the suspects. The men denied involvement, Hoffman claiming he received the bills for safekeeping.

Butte W. C. Orr W. E. Barry Chris Antonovich Basin Albert Hoffman George Orlovich Jack Yellica Larry Weir James Peoples Dillon Weir Orr Barry Standard Lumber Company Helena Orlovich Hoffman Antonovich

Students Broadcast Program by Balard Carey Pupils

Marguerite Collins and Kenneth Barry, piano pupils of Helen Balard Carey, broadcast a program. The brief item notes their performance and affiliation with the teacher.

Marguerite “Collins Kenneth Barry Iano Helen Balard Carey

Death of Bert Lewis at Barrett Hospital

Bert Lewis a former ranch employee in the Big Hole basin died at Barrett hospital Tuesday evening after a two week illness. He worked on nearby ranches for years and was about 60 years old. A son and brother in Oregon and a daughter in Nevada survive. Funeral arrangements have not been made.

Bert Lewis Harry Davis Big Hole Basin Barrett Hospital Oregon Nevada

City Council Plans Lighting District Citywide

A city council meeting approved forming a lighting district to cover all property not currently in a district. Details on installation and maintenance costs will be announced soon. The council also asked the state highway commission to allot Dillon 23 blocks.

City Council

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W.W. Thibadeau I. B. Mining CO U.S. A State Land Commissioner Irrigation ‘Company Montana Normal Duggan H. M. “Brundage Lewistown State Elks’ Association B. W. Emerick Exalted Rule Thomas B. Morrow State Elks’ Convention Episcopal Church Council
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