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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

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Beaverhead Lumber sold to J C Wedum new manager to arrive

Beaverhead Lumber company in Dillon changes hands. J C Wedum, former Dillon resident and partner in Roundup's Newton Lumber, will take over management around Feb 15. Longtime manager Mr Gimble plans to stay in Dillon or his future plans remain undisclosed.

Dillon Beaverhead Lumber Company J.C. Wedum S. M. Roode Roundup Gimble Coeur d’ Alene Lumber Company Idaho Blacktail Creek Lima Coeur Wedum Lumber Company Newton Lumber Company City

Andrus Hotel Extends With Coffee Parlor Addition

A new extension to the Andrus hotel opened yesterday introducing a modern coffee parlor. The Glendale Street lunchroom is renovated with new fixtures and will stay open day and evening. Mrs. Wilma Colfer will run the cafe which already has strong patronage. The hotel dining room will close except for banquets during peak season.

Andrus Hotel Glendale Street Wilma Colfer

Rotary meeting weighs on state normal college funding

President S E Davis of Montana State Normal College spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club on pending legislation affecting the college. He warned repeal of a fare refund for distant students could drive enrollments to closer schools in other states, reducing state savings. Other speakers cited improving business conditions and an optimistic 1925 outlook for Montana.

S. E. Davis Normal College Dillon Rotary Club Montana State Normal College Dillon C. T. Magnus Chester Hale F. E. Witzgerald Montana Union

Missing Buick Touring Car Recovered After Night Search

Henry Wyatt, a popular local youth, reported his Buick touring car stolen after a basketball game at the Normal gym. Sheriff’s men and others conducted an all night search without results. The next morning J F Wyatt found the car parked on South Washington street with minor damage and about 20 miles driven. no arrests yet, believed to be the work of youths.

Henry Wyatt Sheriff's Force J. F. Wyyatt Henry South Washington Street

Idaho Couples Wedded in Rexburg and Spencer

Marriage licenses issued this week to Ariel Watts and Edna Byrne of Rexburg and to Byrd W Lambson and Lottie Manson of Spencer, Idaho, on Wednesday.

Ariel Watts Edna Byrne Rexburg Byrd W. Lambson Lottie Manson Spencer, Idaho

Gosman Elected Chairman Of Beu

Beaverhead county board meets February 2 1925. C C Gosman named chairman for a two year term. Nearby road closure debate postponed to hear all sides. Sage Creek road plat sent to railroad with minutes data. Sheepmen seek county right of way to establish eight mile road through Forest Reserve to Long Creek.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana A. L. Anderson O. C. Gosman J. 45. Shaw George R. Baker Shaw Anderson C.C. Gosman Gosman Messrs C. E. Barnes John Inabnit John Peterson Jackson Sage Creek O. S. S. Railroad Ernest Orr Roscoe Cornell J. E. Morse Frank Landon Ruby Divide Forest Reserve Long Creek

Fire damages garage and car on East Bannack

Quick fire department response this morning prevented a serious blaze on East Bannack street. The fire started in a small rear garage behind the S. S. Carruthers home, believed to have been caused by an overheated stove. The structure was gutted and a Hudson car nearby was damaged.

East Bannack Street S. S. Carruthers

Two Games At Normal Gym During Weekend

The Normal college and Intermountain Union bring a weekend doubleheader to the college gym. Intermountain was beaten by the School of Mines in Butte 25 to 14 but had previously defeated the Teachers in Helena. the local team has momentum heading into two scheduled contests.

Normal College and Intermountain Union Intermountain Butte School of Mines Helena

Fire Damages Garage. No Insurance Carried

In storage a fire caused damage to the top and upholstery but the body and tires were saved. Building and car damage run to several hundred dollars with no insurance on the garage. The chemical engine arrived quickly and the blaze was controlled in minutes. The Carruthers house near the garage would have suffered if the fire had spread.

Carruthers House

Rain Drenches Theatergoers After Wednesday Show

A heavy rainstorm drenched crowds leaving the theater Wednesday night for over an hour with high winds following into the night. Local weather recorder J E Monroe cited past February storms, noting several similar events in the last 25 years and a temperature range from 2 to 49 degrees above zero for the month so far.

J. E. Monroe

Sunday services schedule at Methodist Episcopal Church

The full schedule of services will be observed Sunday February 8. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship with a sermon by the pastor at 11 a.m. Men's Bible class at noon Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m.

Epworth League

Mrs J C Robinson Visits From Lima and Mrs Rosenburg From Idaho

Mrs J C Robinson mother of Under sheriff Frank Kellum arrived from Lima while her sister Mrs P G Rosenburg came from Ashton Idaho this week.

J. C. Robinson Frank Kellum Lima P. G. Rosenburg Ashton Idaho

Molleur Called to Anaconda After Son Franks Horse Accident

Mrs. L. F. Molleur rushed to Anaconda early in the week after her son Frank Reynolds sustained a broken leg when he was thrown from a horse.

L. F. ‘Molleur Anaconda Frank Reynolds

Beavers Meet Butte In Late Season Showdown

A score to settle fuels Saturdays clash as the Beavers face their ancient rivals Butte high in what may be the last home game of the season. Both teams have trailed by narrow margins to the fast Whitehall quint and remain evenly matched. The local girls travel by automobile to Whitehall for a return game with the Whitehall girls tonight.

Beavers Butte High Butte Whitehall Quint Whitehall Tonigh

Dillon's Best-Known Orchestra Reorganized

Francis McKay will play piano with Doug Thomas on clarinet and Malcolm Stone on cornet as new members join Baxter-Tonney Orchestra. The group, now stronger with Fran is Tonney and Anson Baxter on drums, debuts February 12 at Lincoln's Birthday dance in City Hall hosted by the American Legion.

Francis McKay Doug” Thomas Malcolm Stone Baxter-Tonney Beaverhead Madison Francis Tonney Anson Baxter The American Legion McKay J Normal College Thomas Stone Lonnie Dillon

Range cattle water needs in West regions

Range cattle in semi arid western regions often go days without drinking water. In cool or wet weather they head to water no more than every second or third day.

Ande

Whitehall Takes Two Games Here Saturday

Whitehall defeated Beaverhead 15 to 9 in the main game at the Normal gym, with Dillon starting strong and Yale and Oliver shining for Beaverhead. Whitehall’s Bryan Rafferty Wolverton and Dillon led the scoring, while Yale paced Beaverhead’s effort with Holmes. In a preliminary, Whitehall girls beat Beaverhead girls 10 to 5.

Whitehall Beavers Dillon Holmes Yale Jeffersonians Oliver Bryan Wolverton Rafferty Wolverton C Murphy G. Dunn Painter Connelly Beaverhead

Dillon Residents Attend Butte Music Event

Among Dillon residents who traveled to Butte Wednesday evening to hear Mane were Elmo Jaquette Scott and daughter Ghidys Ruby Boatman Wow UW BH Bates Mar Mrs Chase Phillip Mrs Marshall Pielt Mae Lowe Bethel Poffman KB Roe John Collins Mig ALP Walhlorf Raby Wyats Mr and Mrs C F Blinn Harriet Henry Bertha Waber Dorothy Blinn Ruth Gelhaus Alice Roe Blair Sprinkle A J Stone Lee Ro Light and William Dunn.

Dillon Butte Mane Schumann-Slevik Elmo Jaquette Scott Ghidys Ruby Boatman Wow Harriet Henry Bertha Waber Dorothy Blinn Ruth Gelhaus Alice Roe Blair Sprinkle A. J. Stone Lee Ro Light William Dunn

Special Services at the Baptist Church Begin February

Special services at the Baptist Church will run for two weeks starting Sunday February 15. Rev. Ernest Clutterbuck of Darby Montana will preach. It will be a privilege to hear Mr. Clutterbuck. Attend each meeting and keep the dates in mind. Further announcements will follow next week.

The Baptist Church Ernest Clutterbuck Darby Montana Clutterbuck

Cave Country in Kentucky Described by Local Resident

C C Newman of Dillon shares observations on Cave City and Mammoth Cave country. He recalls the limestone caves near Glasgow and the railroad branch to Mammoth Cave, noting Echo River and the underground boat ride as striking features.

C.C. Newman Dillon Cave City Collins Sandcave The Tribune Southern Normal College Glasgow Kentucky Louisville & Nashville Mammoth Cave Glasgow Junction

Esteemed Dillon Resident Emma Connolly Dies After Illness

Mrs. Emma Connolly wife of Arthur W Connolly prominent Dillon businessman died at her South Idaho Street home after a brief illness following January 18 operation. Born in St Anthony Minnesota she lived in Dillon 25 years active in Mizpah chapter Eastern Star and local clubs. Funeral held Monday at Masonite hall with Rev T W Bennett officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers included L K Adams Jay Holtz F E Fitzgerald George Lenox Frank Caskin and Fred Dart. Sister Mrs Frank Tony of Spokane attended with her husband.

Emma Connolly Arthur W. Connolly South Idaho Street Connolly Dillon St. Anthony Minn Mizpah The Eastern Star Mgr. Connolly California Masonite T. W. Bennett St. James — Episcopal Church Mountain View Cemetery L. K. Adams Jay Holtz F. E. Fitzgerald George Lenox Frank Caskin Fred Dart Frank Tony Spokane

Aged Prospector Dies in Barrett Hospital

George Turcott aged about 65 died at Barrett hospital last Monday morning from dropsy. A longtime Beaverhead County resident, he lived near Bannack for about 40 years pursuing mining dreams. No relatives could be located. Funeral was held Thursday at the Catholic church with Rev. F. X. Leschner officiating. burial followed at Mountain View cemetery.

George Turcott Barrett Hospital Ife Beaverhead County Bannack F. X. Leschner Mountain View Cemetery

Entertains Boy Friends at Blaine Ranch Party

Master Hugh Smythe of Blaine hosted six boy friends at the Mose Smythe ranch last Sunday. Attendees included Monte Melton, Bob by Melton, Harry Colfer, Toots Saw yer, Loraine Dillett, and Rodney Smith. Red and white decorations and a large birthday cake framed an afternoon of games and a luncheon.

Hugh Smythe Blaine Mose Smythe Ranch Monte Bobby Melton Harry Colfer Toots Sawyer Loraine Dillet Rodney Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joe Wedum Beu Blaze Carruthers Home Normals Abraham Lincoln Methodist Episcopal Church Frank Voll Rupert Mrs Frank Bassett R. J. Foster W. T. Scully Murray Hospital Frances Parker F. H. Bimrose Portland the Baptist Church Cave Country Dillins A. W. Connolly Glenn Herrin Ill
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