Beaverhead County Births 1929 Reported
Beaverhead county recorded 78 births in the year, up from 77. The sexes were equal at 39 boys and 39 girls for 1929, with prior year totals of 88 boys and 39 girls. July had five boys and six girls, September saw three births. Names include Atkeson, Stoll, Seybold, Michel Fox, Dougherty, Raymond, Wolf, Rebich, Jewett, Miller, Hansen, and others. many newborns listed with dates.
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Beaverhead County
Arthur Atkeson
Jack Isugene
Charles Stoll
Raymond Alfred
Archie Seybold
Theodore Vernon
Frank Michel Fox
Francis Marie
L. A. Dougherty
Barbara Ann
James Raymond
James
John Wolf
Robert Conrad
George Rebich
Phillip Jacob
Halleck OD. Jewett
Esther Annette
Fred Miller
Carl LeRoy
Lauritz Hansen
Morris Walter
Cadillac Exhibits 16 Cylinder Car At New York Show
At the 30th New York Auto Show Cadillac unveils the V-16 the first 16 cylinder car in the United States. Shown in multiple display sites including Grand Central Palace and Hotel Astor the vehicle features a 45 degree V eight-by-eight engine with dual fuel systems and silent valve silencers. Delivery to buyers will take several months with custom Fleetwood bodies available.
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New York
Cadillac
Grand Central Palace
General Motors
Hotel Astor
Fleetwood
East 57Th Street
Commodore
Fleetwood Body Corporation
Cadillac Motor Car Company
General Motors Research Laboratories
Annual Golf Meeting Set for January at City Hall
Frank Bulger secretary of the Dillon Country Club has mailed notices for the annual meeting to be held on the second Monday in January at the city hall. Officers will be elected and important business will be discussed. all members urged to attend.
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Frank Bulger
Dillon Country Club
City Hall
Reception On New Year's Day At Hazelbak er Home
Hundreds of Beaverhead County residents attended a New Year’s Day open house hosted by Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. F A Hazel baker and Mr. and Mrs J H Gilbert at the Hazel baker residence on South Pacific street. Guests visited from four to seven, enjoying holiday decorations, refreshments, and cordial hospitality with a long list of hosts and hostesses.
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Beaverhead County
F. A. Hazelbaker
J. H. Gilbert
Hazelbaker
South Pacific Street
T. E. Gilbert
W. H. Stephan
D. A. Galt
W. G. Gilbert
Roscoe Cornell
A. F. Waldorf
Carolyn White
Bert Short
A O Young Taken By Death
Anthony O. Young known as Otto died Thursday morning at Barrett Hospital after a brief illness. A Montana resident 15 years he worked as a ranch hand and sheepman most recently at Dillmont. Born in Gilmore Ohio 56 years ago he left behind his wife and a daughter in Oregon a brother in Milegrove Maryland and the notable former American League pitcher Si Young now in Newcomerstown Ohio. Funeral plans await word from relatives.
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Anthony O. Young
Otto
Barrett Noapital
Dillmont
Gilmore
Ohio
Oregon
Montana
Ricd Hibbard
M. L. Young
Milegrove
Si” Young
Newcomerstown
Beaverhead Mining Association Forms to Boost Local Industry
A new Beaverhead Mining association forms to develop sixteen historic mining districts in the county. A committee met at Senator Pearl Smith’s office to draft a constitution and by laws and plan a general meeting around January 10 inviting all miners and stakeholders to participate.
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Beaverhead Mining Association
Pearl Smith
Mystery man Sam Hill arrestee in Butte reckless driving case
Dillon residents seek details on Sam Mustaffa known as Sam Hill after his Wednesday arrest in Butte on a reckless driving charge. He listed Dillon as his residence, but locals say they have never heard of him and no one seems to know the man.
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Dillon
Sam Hill
Sam Mustaffa
Butte
Neck of the Woods
Dillon Tribune marks Golden Anniversary and Montana milepost
The Dillon Tribune celebrates its fiftieth year and Dillon’s rise from tent village to Montana city after the Utah and Northern railroad arrived in 1880. The issue reflects on past successes and errors, pledging continued service and gratitude to patrons as a New Year’s resolution.
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Dillon Tribune
Dillon
Utah and Northern Railroad
Montana
Year in Beaverhead County Highlights of Past Events
A Beaverhead chronicle of the previous year lists key happenings. Hughes Oil takes over Pennsylvania Oil Co operations. Lt Governor-elect Hazelbaker speaks to Rotary. City water line work advances. A youthful bandit gang is captured with loot. Beaver defeat Anaconda in two overtimes. Hazelbaker sworn in as lieutenant governor. County officers begin new terms. Dr. Anderson chairs the board, with Drs Walker and Stephan awarded contracts. Mt. St Charles defeats Normal 47 23. Rotary talk by Dr Francis A Thompson.
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Hughes Oil Company of
Billings
Pennsylvania Oil Co
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Rotary Club
Beavers
Frank Hazelbaker
Mojitana
Beaverhead
Cupid Captures Many License Book Shows Beaverhead County
The Dillon district court clerk reports 146 marriage licenses issued in the past year, with 35 from Idaho. October set a yearly record with 204 couples, while June saw many licenses and January was slow with only three. Notables include Lynn Lawrence of Salt Lake and Cecel Miller of Helena.
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Dillon
Gretna Green
Idaho
Fred Rife
Beaverhead County
Aldwinter Golf Enjoyed On Sunday
About fifty members of the Dillon Country club including several women enjoyed a round of golf on the local course Sunday aided by mild weather. A few players later skated at the pond north of the city in an unusual sequel to the golf activity. California cannot boast weather permitting both activities on the same day.
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Dillon Country Club
California
Esteemed Matron Emma R. Smith Dies at Home
Mrs. Emma R. Smith wife of Edward C. Smith prominent ranchman died suddenly of a heart ailment at her South Pacific Street residence Her death followed long illness though not seen as serious in advance Survived by husband daughter Mrs William Leimert of Miles City three sons Marl Harry Emery a brother L B Ripley and two other brothers Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev J D Smith officiating Interment Mountain View cemetery
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Emma R. Smith
Edward C. Smith
South Pacific Street
Ohio
William Leimert
Miles City
Marl
Harry
Emery
L. B. Ripley
Methodist Church
J.D. Smith
Mountain View Cemetery
Local Boy Scouts Win Recognition in Dillon Troop
The Dillon Boy Scout Troop 14 earns Silver Bow council recognition as one of its longest-serving groups. Seventeen scouts registered with FE L Fairbanks and J C Jeppson as committeemen, led by Scoutmaster George Farrell, with Christian son and Simons as seniors and Bates Graves as juniors.
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Butte .Post
Dillon
Boy Scouts
Silver Bow
Dillon American Legion
FE. L. Fairbanks
Harold M. Warner
J. C. Jeppson
William Bates
William Ballard
Waldron Boger
Buddie Cashmore
Bobbie Erwin
Fielding Graves
Wilbur Gilbert
Chester Gilbert
Billie Hartwig
Tommie Hartwig
Tommie Holtz
Walter Stephen
Edward Simons
Charles McGhan
Everett Wedum
Robert Graham
Melbourne Jackson
Edward Bourquin
Leonard Baird
Harry Ford
James Doyle
Don Gilbert
Jack Gilbert
Tommy Liebben
Walter McGrath
William Pratt
Bob Stephan
Warren Stone
Frank Tyro
Ford Unveils New Bodies On Display At Bergeson Motors
The Bergeson Motors showroom hosts the new Ford bodies last Tuesday drawing large crowds. Key features include deeper radiator lines, a lower hood, streamlined moldings, larger tires on 19 inch wheels, greater interior space, adjustable seats, and rustless steel components for radiator shell lamps and trim.
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Ford
Bergeson Motors Company
Winter quarter opens at Montana State Normal College
The winter quarter begins January 6 with classes at 8 00 am registration for fall attendees completed before holiday break and faculty taking a two week vacation in the United States. Many staff and students are noted at homes across Idaho Washington Oregon Colorado Wisconsin and Montana. The Moroni Olsen players return January 9 with The Makropoulos Secret at the college auditorium and tickets go on sale next Tuesday. The autumn honor roll is listed.
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Montana State Normal College
United States
Constance Bregan
Hudson
Wisconsin
Mira E. Booth
Athena
Oregon
Lucy H. Carson
Spokane
Ada Donald
S. I. Davis
New York City
Margaret Ulry
Vivian Roche
Mary K. Sands
Annabelle Desmond
Normal College
East
Davis’s
New York
Washington, D. C
Washington
Richmond
Raleigh
Columbis
Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
New Orleans
Moroni Olsen
Makropoulos
Karel Capek
Thomas Book Store
Death toll in Beaverhead county rises in 1929 year
Beav erhead county recorded 66 deaths in the year ending last Tuesday, up from 62 in 1928. Heart trouble led deaths, with two personal crisis reports and two deaths from wounds. October saw two fatalities. February and March each tally seven. Names and dates listed follow.
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Beaverhead
Marek
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A. O. Young
Bureau
Beaverhead “County
CUPID
T—Lynn Lawrence
Salt Lake
Cecel Miller
Helena
Aldwinter
BOY
Legion Sponsors
Frances Luster
Virginia City
Rosemary King
Bearmouth
Rose King
Anne Foster
Gertrude Foster
Laurel
Chris Luck
Lizzette Carter
George James McLaren
Ida May Slack
Andy C. McAdams
Carl Huntley
August Wenger
Clayton Stanfield
Blackwell
B. Lawrence
Leaverett Price
Jime Fong
Algeba Haining
John Stefanie
Mollie C. Neville
Theodore Eugene Allen
Joseph A. Akin
Lee Archie
Byron Theodore Peterson
George Duane Wenger
Jessie Lloyd Oliver
Howard Grant Haynes
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