Beaverhead County Official Paper Subscription Rates
Subscriptions listed in advance for Beaverhead County publication show one year two dollars six months one dollar and three months. The paper is entered at the Dillon Postoffice for second class mail. Telephone line provided for inquiries.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon Postoffice
Fire alarm draws town to Orr ranch blaze
Early rising alarm and 50 mph wind sent autos racing to the Poindexter Orr ranch on Blacktail Deer Creek south of Dillon. The Orr family faced little damage, while the community’s swift aid and goodwill highlighted Beaverhead county ties.
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Poindexter & Orr
Blacktail Deer Creek
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Orr Boys
Ninth Annual Show and Sale of Yellowstone Livestock in Billings
The ninth annual Yellowstone Registered Livestock show and sale in Billings runs January 8 4 and 5 and features Herefords Short horns and Angus with 155 head entered 145 bulls 10 females. Prominent Montana breeders consign include Belle Curtis Wright Stevensville A C Bayers Wisdom Hill Cattle Livingston W H Donald Melville Ernest Monforton Gallatin Gateway Oscar Sales Bozeman and others.
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Yellowstone Registered Livestock Association
Billings
Montana
I. M. C. Anderson
Montana Extension Service
Col. C. N. Moore
L. E. Sedge
Yellowstone, Registered Livestock Association
Belle Curtis Wright
Stevensville
A. C. Bayers
Wisdom
Hill Cattle Corp
Livingston
W. H. Donald
Melville
Ernest Monforton
Gallatin Gateway
Oscar Sales
Bozeman
Harold Brown
Spiel & Easton
Broadview
Geo. B. Franks
Cardwell
Thomas A.watson
Hobson
Dan W. Rogers
Basin
Wyo
John Wold
Laurel
Lester H. Thompson
Dorman Jackson
Lewistown
Sim & Schock
Highwood
Ralph W. Selkirk
Fishtail
Stanford
Shorthorns
A. H. Sales
Harry Smith
Missoula
F.C. Metzger
Rothiemay
Otto Oswald
Childs & Ancony
Elmer T. Johnson
George Harrison
Bannock
J. N. Rook
Red Lodge
Geo. Spring & Son
Belgrade
Angus
W. S. Acton
Reward Offered to Protect Trumpeter Swans in Montana
The state game department moved to offer a $50 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone harming trumpeter swans. A letter from Deer Lodge and correspondence with Interior's wildlife chief urge cooperation to preserve the few remaining trumpeters, mainly in Yellowstone, Red Rock lakes, Jackson Lake, and Henry's Lake areas. Officials note a census around fifty birds, once abundant along the Mississippi Valley, and urge swift action to prevent extinction.
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Game Department
Motion m
Marrs
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
George M. Wright
Wild Life Division
Department of Interior
Fish and Game Commission
Conley
J. J. Harper
Walter Roy
Anaconda
Winter kill myth urged by tree expert in Dillon column
P. L. King of Cashman nurseries warns homeowners in Dillon to water trees and shrubs late in fall and again until the ground freezes, to prevent winter kill. Agnes Garrison and Doc W. C. Orr are noted residents, with Orr sharing a tale of selling horses for profit. A county wheat allotment list follows with multiple farm details and acreages.
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Joe Speirs
Grand Island Stock Commission Company
Nebraska
Armstead
Salmon River
Guy Gray
Speirs
Robinson
Roselle
Big Hole
Dillon
P. L. King
Cashman Nurseries
St Rose Guild Schedules Community Meeting This Thursday
The St Rose guild will host a community meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 30 in St Rose hall. The note mentions a reward for information about a killing or attempted killing linked to The Trumpeter Swan and specifies rewards are for employees only.
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ST. Rose Guild
St. Rose Hall
Swan
Automobiles powered by central radio station proposed
A 1930s notion envisions cars running without fuel, drawing motive power from a central station via radio. Each car would use a receiving wavelength to connect to a generator at the station, with multiple cars sharing a generator as long as load allows. The idea, though unproven, highlights bold engineering speculation of the era. Also notes local visit of Mr and Mrs A W Butts. Notices include farm allotments and maximum wheat acreages for Beaverhead County 1934 under Wheat Production Control Association contracts, detailing county and individual allocations and contract bases.
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G. M. Williams
Marion ‘ ‘Company
Wheat Production Control Association
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
United States Department of Agriculture
Sheriff’s Sale Notice for Mona Millsite in Beaverhead County
The Beaverhead County sheriff will sell January 18 1934 at 2 PM at the Dillon courthouse front porch all rights of Arthur Cline and Boston Montana Mines Company in Mona Millsite and related lode claims in TS 4 S Range 12 W with mill and power line, improvements, and appurtenances. Cash terms. Dated December 8 1933. W Gorr Sheriff. J A McCollum Undersheriff.
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Sheriff's
Arthur. Cline, Alent Agalus Boston Montana Mines Company
Sherife
Dillon
Beaverheld
Montana
Beaverhead County
St. Louis
Arid Mill
W. Gorr
J. A. McCollum
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Beaverhead County
The undersigned will on February 1 1934 apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer for a tax deed to property in Sections 23 and 24 Township South Range 8 West. Amount due is 80.50 with interest and publication costs. Dated November 24 1938 Fred G Lyon.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Fred G. Lyon
Alder man seeks Three Year Proof on Stock-raising Homestead
Laurits Hansen of Alder Montana filed notice of intention to establish claim to Original Stock-raising Homestead land Serial 073149 in sections 6 and 7 township 10s range 4w principal meridian. Hearing set before Fred Rife Clerk of District Court Dillon Montana January 30 1934 with witnesses Peter H Anderson William A Showes Jack Anderson and Hans Madsen listed.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Laurits Hansen
Alder
Prin. Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Peter
H. Anderson
William A
Showes
Jack Anderson
Hans Madsen
M. D. Nicholson
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