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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
8
A Travis of Sierra Madre California and William Rosenblatt of Los Angeles cattle buyers visited Dillon on Saturday. They made an offer on the Marchesseau steers to R. D. Marchesseau while several locals attended gatherings and business trips to Dillon and surrounding areas.
A Bannack miner died in a cave-in while attempting to drag a colleague to safety. The victim, William Turner, was born in Melrose and had lived in Beaverhead County eight years. Survived by parents, four brothers, two sisters, and his Moose Lodge membership. An inquest is set for next Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel and in Melrose with Methodist rites.
The basketball tournament opens Thursday night at 7. Beavers, Bolstered by a 25 19 win over Bozeman, aim for district glory with St Peters and Twin Bridges as key rivals. Teams include MecCalebs Bea vers Chas H Niblack Lima Glueds Whitehall J C Penney Co Twin Bridges Eliels Boulder Westwood Virginia City McCracken s St Peters Variety and Electric Shop Emms. Dillon fans urged to support this top local sports event in eight years.
The Glen P T A met at the Garrison home for a monthly business meeting followed by a Ruhrer school program directed by Miss Schuler. Fifteen members performed a Wounder’s day playlette and a Valentine party with social evening and refreshments. Mrs Joe Arbour and Mrs Matt Polish hosted a shower for Mrs Polish, a recent bride. Guests include Mrs Docking of Wisdom visiting Mrs Chas Page. Mr and Mrs Will Adders of Butte visited the valley. Mr and Mrs Merl Davis and family drove to Dillon. An injunction in Birmingham England forbids Cam Cartmright from calling John Jones a skunk at union meetings. Jim McGuire, a burglar in Greencock tland, escaped after locking ten policemen in their squad room.
Beaverhead County Commissioners met February 4 5 and 6 1935 in Dillon Montana with Acting Chairman Jackson and Clerk Baker present. They approved minutes bonds warrants and claims and reviewed school accounts and a gopher extermination district petition.
The notice records a court filing in Lima Beaverhead County Montana dated February 11 1935. It lists Fred Rife as Clerk and Francis Gelhaus as Deputy, with an attorney for plaintiffs from Dillon Montana.
Beaverhead County seeks proposals to lease the Big Hole Irrigation District land. Proposals due by 10:00 A M March 5 1985. bids may cover whole tract or parcels with fencing duties. Highest bid wins. lease runs to Jan 1 1936. 25 percent bid deposit required. balance by Oct 1 1936 with bankable notes. deposits returned for unsuccessful bids.
W O Churchill will apply to Beaverhead County Montana on February 28 1935 or after for a tax deed on described property Lots 5 and 10 Section 5 Lots 2 8 4 and SY%NEM of Section 6 Township 1 south range 10 west Also Lots 7 8 and 9 Section 31 Township 1 north range 10 west The amount due 227.40 plus interest and costs and publication fees and all connected with the deed January 22 1935 EF W C Churchill
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