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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1921

Page

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Beaverhead County Commissioners Hold January Meeting

Beaverhead county commissioners met January 8 1921 with McKnight Shaw Best Gosman and Baker present. They approved minutes corrected voting on a two year printing contract and elected J E Shaw chairman for two years. Roads budgeting was tightened and bond matters reviewed while Amelia Ruffner right of way and J P Lossi claim were handled. E G Farnsworth named Dillon justice of the peace and Gosman received a 60 day leave. A law library contract with West Publishing was authorized and merged with prior arrangements.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead Montana D. D. McKnight J.E. Shaw O. M. Best O. C. Gosman George R. Baker Best Examiner Company McKnight Gosman J. E. Shaw Shaw Department of the Attorney General W. A.lovell Joseph C. Smith Lion,Bonding and Surety Company George T. Banks Banks District Court C. C. Gosman C. Smith Amelia Ruffner IO. Melton E. G. Farnsworth Dillon Township Terry Browning J. P. Lossi Company Wisdom Mc Ninch J. C. Smith The West Publishing Company of St. Paul George L. Paddison Federal Reporter

Destruction of Bonded Whiskey Ordered by Local Court

Judge J. C. Smith ordered the destruction of 70 quarts and 70 pints of bonded Canadian whiskey. Sheriff Mooney and officials carried out the act at dusk beside the jail wall, leaving debris and a lingering odor as evidence. The case also uncovered coroner-bond issues and a contested replevin over two autos valued at about $5,000, with no claimant appearing at sale.

J. C. Smith

Death of District Court Judge W A Clark Shocks Montana

Judge W A Clark of Virginia City Montana died of a heart attack in Red Lodge while on a business trip He served Madison and Gallatin counties and was a Fifth Judicial District judge since 1912 He was about 55 and had just won re election The governor will appoint his replacement reflecting his long standing service and esteem in the state judiciary.

Virginia City Montana Red Lodge Dillon Carbon County Clark University of Michigan Madison County

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sheser Visit Dillon From Horse Prairie

Mr and Mrs J H Sheser of Horse Prairie spent several days in Dillon this week visiting local residents and taking in area sights with their Dillon hosts during a brief sojourn.

J. H. Sheser Horse Prairie Dillon

First Baptist Church Bible School and Services Schedule

At ten this morning Bible school led by H Cameron Gowan, superintendent. Morning worship at eleven on the debt to God. Evening service at seven thirty with the theme A Message to Men led by Rev S L Umberger of Denver. Mr Umberger will direct all meetings and close Sunday night with A Message to Men. Strangers and visitors welcome. Geo MacDougall, pastor.

Bible School H. Cameron Gowan Supt Umberger Denver Colo Geo MacDougall

Dillon Banks Elect Fourteen Officials In Annual Ballot

Dillon’s four banks held annual officer elections Tuesday night. First National Bank named J. Bowman Anaconda president with J. H. Gilbert as vice president and cashier C. W. Jennings. directors include J. D. Ryan Marcus Daly J. Bowman E. D. White Frank Fliel F. A. Hazelbaker and J. H. Gilbert. State Bank of Dillon elected A. L. Stoney president with Barrett and J. E. Monroe as vice presidents and W. A. Graeter as cashier. directors include A. L. Stone Martin Barrett J. E. Monroe K. E. Roe A. F. Graeter and W. A. Graeter. Beaverhead State Bank chose G. T. Paul president, Frank Landon, T. J. Mulaney and C. W. Hudson as vice presidents. C. W. Hudson cashier. directors G. T. Paul Frank Landon C. W. Hudson T. J. Mulaney E. J. Callaway Isaac Edinger R. R. Rathbone Ed Smith George Lovell B. N. Stevenson and Dudley Warner of St Paul elected to fill vacancy. Security State Bank elected C. C. Thornton president, Nels Nelson vice president, Marshall Field cashier. directors C. C. Thornton Nels Nelson Marshall Field A. F. Waldorf and John Peterson.

Dillon First National Bank B. F. White Directo State Bank of A. L. Stoney aIottin Barrett J. FE. Monroe W. A. Graeter A. L. Stone Martin Barrett J. IE. Monroe KE. B. Roe A. F. Graeter Beaverhead State Bank G. T. Paul Frank Landon T. J. Mulaney C. W. Hudson J. C. Fuller E. J. Callaway Isaac Edinger R. R. Rathbone Ed Smith George Lovell B. N. Stevenson Dudley Warner St. Paul Nels Nelson Marshall Field C. C. Thornton A. F. Waldorf John Peterson

Extradition Fight Continues for Hart in Dillon

County Attorney T E Gilbert and Deputy Sheriff W D Ross travel from Austin to pursue extradition of Young E Hart on grand larceny charges. Governor delayed by family illness, Hart protests, hearing set for March 15. Hart remains free on $20 000 bond. Ross to be sworn undersheriff upon return as Gosman retires. Mr and Mrs RN Cosgrove visited.

T. E. Gilbert W. D. Ross Dillon Austin Texas Young E. Hart Hurt Mexico Ross Gosman

Light District Maintenance Costs Spark Review in City Council

The council debated higher than expected maintenance for the district lighting system begun Sept 1919. Aldermanic leaders urged a finance committee analysis to identify overruns while discussing moonlight scheduling and contract details with Union Electric. Dr John S Meade, longtime physician and mining figure, dies at 80 in Willowbrook Los Angeles.

Carl Bond J. E. Monroe Fred Waldorf W. A. Gracter Perry Bowers Louis Anderson Leonard Eliel W. G. Gilbert Charles Nelson G. W. Elder L. K. Adams Union Electric Company

Ice Harvest Underway at Patterson Ranch Pond

At the S. S. Patterson pond near Dillon crews of men and teams work to cut ice haul it to town and store it in Patterson ice houses as the annual harvest proceeds.

S. S. Patterson Dillon

Dillon Elks Initiate Members at Virginia City Lodge

A number of Dillon candidates were initiated into the Elks lodge at Virginia City last Saturday afternoon. The attendance from the city was large, with a ball and banquet held in the evening.

Dillon Elks Lodge Virginia City Elks

Mrs Julia McMenemey Visited Grayling Shopper

Mrs Julia McMenemey of Grayling was in town for shopping errands and errands on a quiet afternoon. Residents noted her presence and brief stop at local shops.

Julia McMenemey of Grayling

Council Agrees to Review Moon Light Schedule

Experience with the moon light plan shows many flaws and future contention. A revised plan would cut the number of lights or reduce strength. Mr Adams will prepare data on transformer changes and a savings schedule. The council expects to set definite cost-cutting plans at the next meeting.

Adams Union Electric Company

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