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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1932

Page

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Dillon to Honor Father of Country with Washington's Birthday Ball

Dillon volunteer fire department plans a masquerade ball at city hall auditorium next Saturday. A costume display from Butte will be available for rental, Baxter Tonney orchestra will play, and prizes honor best costumes and comic makeup. Local Elks hold initiation Monday and a dance at Odd Fellows hall follows.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department City Hall Butte Baxter- Tonney Dillon Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall Elks Baxter-Tonrey

Livestock Valuations Cut 25 Percent for 1932 Tax

Beaverhead County faces a $658,121 drop in livestock assessments after a 25 percent statewide cut. Board chairman James H. Stewart announced the schedule in Helena, with cattle and sheep values set and some animals left to county assessors discretion. Overall taxable value for the county would fall to about $5.8 million, the lowest in two decades.

James H. Stewart State Board of Equalization Helena Beaverhead County

Ware Buys Wise River Ranch For Cattle Venture

Loren L. Ware of Grasshopper valley purchased the Aiken ranch at the Big Hole mouth of Wise River, formerly the Cline ranch. He plans cattle operations and has bought Whiteface heifers from W. S. Tash of the DL ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Ware will move to the new home in spring. C. C. Newman handled the Aiken interests.

Loren L. Ware Grasshopper Valley

State D A R Meet Set for Dillon Convention

Members of Beaverhead Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plan the state convention to be held in Dillon on March 30 and 31.

D.A. R Beaverhead Daughters of the American Revolution Dillon

Verdict Reversed in Butte Damage Action

Edward Miller known as a ranch man of the Big Hole had judgment against him in Silver Bow district court for damages to Selma Autto for the death of her eight year old son who was struck by a car driven by Miller in Butte on August 22, 1930. The Silver Bow court awarded $15,000 but the Montana Supreme Court reversed the verdict.

Edward _ Miller

Popular ranchman Nick Spehar succumbs to heart attack

Nick Spehar 49 a well known rancher in the southern valley died of a heart attack last Monday afternoon at a local hotel before aid arrived. A longtime resident and Austrian colony member he ran a ranch six miles south of Dillon. Survived by widow several children a brother John and his mother and sister in Austria. Funeral was held Wednesday at St Rose Church with a requiem high mass and burial at Mountain View cemetery.

Nick Spehar Spehar Austria Butte Dillon John St. Rose Catholic F. X. Lechner Mountain View

Bannack Pioneer Called By Death

Frank Gauthier 88 lifelong Beaverhead resident died at his South Washington home after a lingering illness. Born August 25 1848 in St John s Canada he sailed on Mississippi river steamers before joining a wagon train to Bannack in 1866. He later mined and ranching and moved to Dillon 66 years ago becoming a naturalized citizen in 1876. Survived by six daughters and a son. funeral plans pending.

Beaverhead Frank Gauthier South Washington Street St. John’s Canada United States Bannack Dillon M. Simpkins Helena

Washington Bicentennial Service At Grace Church

The Grace Methodist Episcopal church hosts a public bicentennial celebration for George Washington with a special service at 11 o clock Sunday morning. Masons and the C E S join in the honor, inviting all citizens to attend this public worship.

George ‘Washington Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Masonic ‘Fraternity

District Court Opens Bucy Trial in Crowded Montana Court

The State of Montana faces M. W. Bucy in a high profile criminal trial before Judge Lyman H. Bennett. Jury members include Lee S. Martinell John G. Albers Clarence Koenig and others. Testimony centers on burned hay stacks tied to a long running neighbor dispute and a suspected pay off in Idaho.

State of Montana M. W. Bucy Lyman H. Bennett Bucy Lee S. Martinell John G. Albers Clarence Koenig Ray D. Martinell Louis Giudici Fred Crouse Frank Paul Albert Mikkelson Willis Chandler Roy P. Ford Frank Este John Neighbor C. M. Jones Centennial Valley West Yellowstone Barry Pat Young Joe Clough Idaho Emil Borgenson Borgenson Clough Virginia Fitch Jones J. A. Jones Ben Hart T. C. Fairbank W. E. Barry Carl Hartwig Shelly Fitch

Well Known Woolbuyer Holden Dies in Winchester Mass

Lawrence G. Holden, a longtime buyer for the American Woolen Company and a familiar figure in the New England wool trade, died at his Winchester home on February 7. He spent his career with Dewey Gould & Co. from 1902 to 1925 and built extensive connections in wool growing districts across the West.

Lawrence G. Holden American Woolen Company Winchester Mass Holden Dewey Gould & Co

Lamb Feeding Topic at FFA Meeting

W Hawkins spoke on lamb feeding at the Future Farmers of America meeting last Thursday evening in Idaho. He described fattening methods using beet tops grain and other products. Leonard Hansen Philip Brown and George Shaffner described insights from the recent Woolgrowers convention at Bozeman and the state meeting.

W. W. Hawkins Future’ Farmers of America Idaho Hawkins Leonard Hansen Philip Brown George Shaffner Woolgrowers Bozeman

Beavers Lose Close Game With Purples

Beavers fall 23-19 after leading most of the game as Dillon’s squad pushes Butte. Exum scores 7 with Vandegrift assisting. Stahl adds 6 for the Beaver boys while the Beaverettes roll past Whitehall in the women’s game.

Beavers Purples

Rotarians Hear Montana Wildlife Talk by State Warden

Charles Price deputy state game warden spoke to the Dillon Rotary Club on Montana wildlife. He compared local deer numbers in Beaverhead to 20 years ago and cited Pennsylvania's deer increase under similar laws. The count shows 3,240 deer and 806 elk in Beaverhead for 1981 with 1,353,200 fish planted nationwide by the game department. Louis Schmittroth Roy Forrester and others spoke on the situation.

Montana Dillon Rotary Club Charles Price Price Beaverhead County Game Department of Pennsylvania State Game Department Pennsylvania Louis Schmittroth Roy Forrester J. C. Jeppson Matt Christian Rand Fred Eudaily

Banquet highlights Boy Scout Week with record turnout

The largest attendance at the annual father and son banquet drew over 125 people at the Baptist church with 27 Lima Scouts present. Speakers included Charles Henry of the training school, Scout Commissioner H T Kraabel, and Scout Executive Paul N Campbell who noted five million registered worldwide and 650 000 local Scouts.

The Baptist Church Lima O. A. Bergeson Ladies of the Baptist Aid W. H. Stephan Charles Henry George Washington H.T. Kraabel Paul N. Campbell Dillon Campbell Fielding Graves Camas Nelson E. L.fairbanks le Bion J. E. Kelly R. C. Shannon

Simpson Couple Observe 18th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs A A Simpson celebrated the eighteenth anniversary of their marriage Tuesday evening with a small gathering. The event marked a long lasting union and was noted in local society news.

Mrs A. A. Simpson Owith

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L.L. Ware Wise River Masons Washington Massachusetts F. A Dillon Quint Exum Vandegrift Stahl Beaverettes Whitehall Baptist
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