Beaverhead Sportsmen Back Federal Fish Hatchery Plan
Saturday night the Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association unanimously endorsed building a federal fish hatchery in Beaverhead County. Speakers including Frank Hazelbaker and Jennings Mayland urged support, noting local streams and the Dillon Chamber of Commerce pledge. a committee led by Pete Westergard will seek approval and funding from southwestern Montana sportsmen.
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Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Anaconda
Blaine Springs
Frank Hazelbaker
Jennings Mayland
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
Pete Westergard
Doc Franks
Lima
Leslie H. Smith
William Lloyd
Keenan
Montana
Ice Carnival Delights Dillon Crowd At City Rink
Scores of Dillon residents attended the first municipal ice carnival held Sunday at the city rink. Nearly 400 watched as boys and girls competed in 220 and 440 yard events, with Carl Neufelder of Butte giving a standout skating exhibition. Winners included J Wiant, E Smith, Tom Ross in boys under 11. Bill Curry, Greg Olson, Ed Janney in under 13. Arson Sinclair, Dale Dart, Dale Tash in under 14. Ray Ames, Tom Ames in men’s free for all. Janet Curry, Margaret Death, Patricia Curry in girls under 11. Lois Hazelbaker, Phyllis Davis, Evelyn Davis in girls under 15. Lois Hagelbaker, M Ames in girls free for all. and Tom Ames, H Veltkamp in men’s backward race. Ice was in good condition after a Friday night flood. Plans for a bigger carnival next year were announced by the organizing committee.
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Dillon
Carl Neufelder
Butte
Fancy Skaters’ Association
J. Wiant
E. Smith
Tom Ross
Bill Curry
Greg Olson
Ed Janney
Arson Sinclair
Dale Dart
Dale’ Tash
Ray Ames
Tom Ames
Janet Curry
Margaret ‘Death
Patricia Curry
Lois Hazelbaker
Phyllis Davis
Evelyn Davis
Lois Hagelbaker
M. Ames
H. Veltkamp
Dale Tash
Alvin Jones
Elmo ‘Winn
Harvey Sorenson
Beavers Rally To Edge St Peters In Tight Bounce Back
Dillon Beavers push past St Peters 83 to 72 as Ernie Good scores 18 points, Burgess adds nine, McCarvel leads St Peters with eight. Whitehall hosts later game, Dillon rides late surge to pull away after a close first half.
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St. Peters
Anaconda
Whitehall
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McKeon
Olsen
Bierrum
Dillon’ Beavers
Ernie
Hessar
Samuel Patterson Pioneer of Dillon Dies at 76
Samuel S Patterson a Dillon resident for 53 years died Sunday at a Butte hospital at age 76 after a long career in Dillon. Born April 2 1862 in Williamsburg Pa he traveled west to Hayes City Kansas then Dillon arriving in 1886. He ran the Anangst building trade worked for R C Halliday and bought the Halliday liquor business in 1896 later partnered in Dillon Bottling Works. He left ranch property near Jackson and a home west of the city. He is survived by relatives including an adopted son Spencer Patterson Helena a sister Miss Anna A Patterson Dillon a stepdaughter Edna Wheat Dillon and others. Funeral is Wednesday at 2 pm Brundage chapel with interment Mountain View cemetery. Local stores closed 2 to 3 pm during the service.
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R. C. Halliday
E. L. Wheat
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Warm Springs Creek
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Spencer Patterson
Helena
Anna A. Patterson
Marjorie A. Stevenson
Billings
Alice’ Dietrich
Nana Watson
Katherine Herr
Orange
N. J
Archie Fay
Brady
Anderson Fay
Edna Wheat
Brundage Chapel
Paris £. Wells
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Pioneer
Samuel
Birch Creek Rancher Sanders Found Dead Near Swetich Ranch
Edgar A Sanders 82 a Birch Creek rancher was found dead Wednesday along Birch Creek road near the Swetich ranch He apparently died of a heart attack lying in snow Pete Swetich discovered him after he failed to appear at the Swetich home Deputy Dellar Gordon and Coroner James Phillips investigated no inquest planned Sanders born January 12 1857 in Iowa had lived in Deadwood and Calamity Jane era circles He leaves three sons Milo Jerry and Melian two daughters Florence Farrar and Alice Cavel and a brother George H Sanders Funeral plans pending
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Birch Creek
Swetich Ranch
Pete Swetich
Swetich
Mr. Sanders
Iowa
Deadwood
Yanftton
S. Dak
Milo Sanders
Dillon
Jerry
Homedale
Idaho
Melian
Caldwell
President's Birthday Ball Nets About Fifty Dollars
Proceeds from the annual President's Birthday Ball held Saturday night totaled nearly 50 dollars for the infantile paralysis fund. We My Stone, community leader, announced the charitable result.
Dillon Man Awaits Word On Sister In Chile Quake Zone
Dillon resident BW Chambers waits for word on his sister Mrs Jesse Smith and her husband, missionaries of the Presbyterian board, from Curico Chile near Chillan after the earthquake devastation. Relatives in Texas may relay any news.
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Man
One. Dillon
Chambers
Jesse, Smith
City Dads Back Legal Gambling in State Bill
Montana municipal league officials gathered in Helena last week and endorsed a bill to legalize gambling without local option. They also urged continuation of house bill 415 to allow a state levy of up to five mills for relief. About 60 city officials attended.
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Montana Municipal League
Helena
Charles Hauswirth
Butte
League
Montana
Roosevelt urges end to tax exemptions for government salaries
President Roosevelt asked Congress to end tax immunity for federal state and municipal salaries and securities, proposing a simple act rather than a constitutional amendment. He warned quasi public bodies like the Port of New York Authority would face retroactive taxes if action is delayed. He cited potential annual revenue gains over 300 million dollars and outlined related WPA and relief appointments and projects amid ongoing economic measures.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Port of New York Authority
Supreme Court
Treasury
John Hanes
U.S
Weaver Honored at Dillon Beavers Dinner Transfer Named
Darrell D Weaver assistant ranger Dillon district Beaverhead National Forest was honored at a Totem cafe dinner by 40 coworkers. He will transfer to the Lolo National Forest as a ranger. Mr and Mrs Weaver received a gift from service members with A A Schroeder presenting. Entertainment included group singing and a dance by Daryl Bennett. Afterward guests played games and cards at L R VanAirsdale home.
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Darrell D. Weaver
Dillon
Beaverhead National Forest
Lolo National Forest
Daryl Bennett
L. R. VanAirsdale
Bulldogs Fall to Idaho Southern Branch in Close Game
Billings Bulldogs suffer 63 to 29 loss as Idaho Southern Branch leads by eight before Billings rally halves at 20 18. Weger scores and Bayerd seals with decisive free throws as Bulldogs edge ahead briefly before final minute.
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University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Montana Normal Bulldogs
Montana
Idaho Aggregation
Bulldogs
Billings Boys
Normalites
Yellowjackets
Weger
Bayerd
Babcock
Billings
Ski Club Plans Winter Trips and Activities
The Dillon Ski Club will sponsor weekly ski trips this winter under club auspices. President Elmo Winn and five members will arrange trips to local slides and runs. The group set meeting dates for the first and third Tuesdays, discussed affiliation with the Montana Ski Association, and announced Miss Josephine Darlington as emblem winner.
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Dillon Ski Club
City Hall
Elmo Winn
The
Montana Ski ‘Association
Scout Week Plans Made By Leaders
Leaders laid out plans for local observance of national Boy Scout week February 6 to 12. Dillon opens February 6 with a court of honor at the courthouse led by Conrad Orr, followed by a banquet with Rabbi Joseph Gitin as speaker. SKITS will be performed and special services close the week on February 12 at a Dillon church. Organizers include T Lee McCracken Norman Henry Dale Tash and Conrad Orr.
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Dillon
Conrad Orr
Court of Honor
Joseph Gitin
Scout
Cub
T. Lee McCracken
Citizen’s Committee
Norman Henry
Dale Tash
Board of Review
Rotary Club Talks Highlight Peace and Principles
At the Dillon Rotary Club meeting Charles Henry, veteran member, spoke on what it means to be a Rotarian and the club’s origins with Paul Harris and the wheel emblem. William Tower, guest of the month, discussed World Peace and warned of a return to war as peace agencies falter. T. S. Luebben opened the meeting and Lewis Larson was noted as a guest.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Charles Henry
William Tower
Henry
Rotary
Russia
Italy
Germany
Paul Harris
Chicago
League of Nations
World Court
T. S. Luebben
Lewis Larson
Young Couple Wed Here Tuesday
A wedding ceremony united Anthony Stefanatz of Dillon and Magdalene Dolores Kuntz of Dickinson North Dakota. The Rev Father F X performed the ceremony this morning. The bridegroom is the son of Mike and the bride the daughter of Nicodemus Feuntz.
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Anthony Stefanatz
Dillon
Magdalen Dolores
Kuntz
Dickinson
North Dakota
F.X
Mikeani
Nicodemus
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