Local District In Dillon Area Reports Various Visits and Duties
Agricultural census enumerator Tower from Dillon visited several farms Thursday. J D Harrison and daughter Beryl attended Dillon events Saturday. Marchesseau family and George Harrison called for jury duty during court. Janis Dodd visited the ranch Saturday for a saddle horse trip to Jackson. Marchesseau brothers arranged wood at the schoolhouse over weekend. Adolph Pahnish and Bobby Harrison rode sheep field horses Saturday and returned with two. one injured from a mountain slide. J D Harrison hauled four horse loads of poles above Elkhorn springs. Mos Farley ill at home ranch. Joe and Rudolph Polish of Reichle hunted coyotes in an airplane. plan to repair in Butte and return to George Harnissom ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee S. ‘Tower
Dillon
Manchers
J. D. Harrison
Beryl
Joe Ryburn
R. D. Marchesseau
George Harrison
Marchesseau
Union
Janis
Dodd
Jackson
Elkhorn Springs
Mos. W. Farley
Rancho
Joe
Rudolph Polish
Reichle
Butte
George Hiarnisom
Income tax blanks released and office details listed
The 1934 income tax blanks have been released and mailed from the Helena collector of internal revenue. Taxpayers without blanks should contact Helena or zone offices in Butte Billings Great Falls Havre or Missoula. Forms 1099 and 1096 may be obtained by applying to Helena or zone offices, with the number of forms specified. Returns for the year ending December 31 1934 must be filed by March 15 1985. Forward 1099 and 1096 information to the Sorting Section Washington D C by February 15 1935. Also noted are miscellaneous items including a health-related death in Evansville Illinois and several local social and cultural notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Helena
Collector of Internal Revenue
Butte
Havre
Missoula
Commissioner of
One Day Air Mail to Europe Feasible Says Chamberlin
Chamberlin, veteran air pioneer, tells Rotarian that one day air mail to Europe is possible with advanced flying gear. He argues mail by air can beat steamers in speed, but notes reliability depends on regular steamship schedules. Dirigibles may dominate passenger traffic while fast airplanes carry mail and a few speed-seeking travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Chamberlin
Heart Flyer
Rotarian
Europe
Pacific
President Roosevelt backs nationwide Birthday Ball for infantile paralysis
The article notes President Roosevelt approves a national Birthday Ball on January 30 1935 to fight infantile paralysis. It explains the American Medical Association lists orthopedic hospitals serving 200000 disabled Americans and says 70 percent of funds support victims while 30 percent funds the Birthday Ball Commission led by Col Henry Morgenthau Jr. with Jeremiah Milbank Paul de Kruif Edward Harkness and other notable figures serving as officers and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Loo- Chow Islands
Long Beach
Navy
Roosevelt
United States
American Medical Association
Commission For
Col
Henry &. “Doherty
Tower Center
New York
Miami
Jeremiah Milbank
New
Mothers and Daughters Party Attended In Dillon
The Dillon Choral club event drew many mothers and daughters with music celebrating Foster hall’s heritage. Attendees included Mesdames Stephan Hilloran Hemman Best Waldorf Warner Wilkinson Bierrum Kakuske Newtes Jeppson Pearl I Smith Lee Bourquin Ballard Paddock Davis Meade Wall Smith Pairbanks Morse Bjork Waldorf Bills Sands and students Janet Pratt Beulah Dybler. Hospitality by Mrs Jeppson committee and Mrs Tovey noted. books awarded to ten mothers in kindergarten through high school groups. Local mention of Leo Truax circulating a highway petition Lima to West Yellowstone. Mrs Glen Trobert ill. Doni Julson waltz offered at Tribune Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Choral Club
Mesdames
Stephan
Hilloran
Hemman
J. P. Best
Morse Waldorf
Warner
Wilkinson
Bierrum
Kakuske
Newtes
Jeppson
Pearl I. Smith
Lee
John Bourquin
Ballard
Paddock
Davis
Meade
Wall
Leslie
Smith
Pairbanks
H.B. Morse
Bjork
Fred Waldorf
Miss McLean
Miss Bills
Miss Sands
Janet Pratt
Beulah Dybler
Montana
Normal
Jig
Mihio
Inside Beaverhead Court Complex Views and Trials
A writer tours Beaverhead County facilities noting jail renovations, delousing and cleaning, plus active court proceedings. The scene covers the courthouse offices from the sheriff to the clerk, the superintendent of schools, treasurer, and assessor, with witnesses present for the State versus Hayden trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baker
Court House
Jim McCollum
Sheriff’s Office
Gene Blinn
Judge Bennett
Trial of State
Hayden
Young O’connor
Centennial Valley
Fred Rife
Mr. Willfis
Tommy Gilbert
John Collins
Bert Poore
Francis Gelhaus
Nell Doyle
Adelaide Gelhaus
Norah “Connelley
Bertie Mathews
Arthur Graeter
Ole Best
Boss Enenick
Beaverhead
Bulldogs Sweep Idaho Southern Branch For Third Straight Win
Normal College gym hosts a 44 to 22 victory as the Bulldogs roll past the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Rouse Crooker and Bilant lead with 15 minutes each, Holman for Ricks adds 11, while Crocker sinks 11 in a steady second half surge. St Rose guild opens cand parties Thursday with prizes, lunch, and singing by Miss Te bean and Miss Spaberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Rouse
Crooker
Bilant
Homors
Moinits
Holman
Ricks
Neomal College
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Crocker
Hale
Idaho
St. Rose Guild
Marjorie Tebean
Mildred Spaberg
Beav erhead County Outlook and Local Governance Voice
In a pointed letter C C Newman argues Beaverhead is not misdeeds charged, taxi rates are reasonable, debt is not excessive, and the county will avoid becoming a suburb of Silver Bow. He emphasizes an independent outlook and prudent finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Cc. C. Newman
Chappel Brothers Reach Historic Year in Horse Trade
The Chappel Brothers, famed CBC horse wranglers, end a record year with their last shipment east in November. They winter 10 000 to 18 000 horses near the Belktap Indian Reservation by Sandusky Montana after a summer of high prices and a legendary round-up of over 15 000 branded colts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Miner Cally
Chappel ‘Brothers
Northwest
Chappel Brothers
CBC
Brain
Belktap Indian Reservation
Sandusky
Montana
Chappel’ Brothers
Chappel
Montania
Northern Pacific Plans Major 1934–95 Train Upgrades
Northern Pacific approves over 2.35 million to equip the Northeast Limited fleet for 1995 with air conditioned sleeping and dining cars and streamlined coaches. New 10 roller bearing locomotives will power North Coast Limited service between James Town North Dakota and Missoula Montana. The upgrades include dust free climate control and quieter crew cars along a Chicago to Pacific Northwest route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Northeast Limited
Northwest
E. E. Nelson
Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone National Park
Dude Ranch
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Mr. Nelson
Chicago
St. Paul- Minnneapolis
North Pacific Coast
Jamestown
N. D
Missoula
Mont
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John Krueger
Joseph Bassemier
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Lenoy Cowens
Detroit
John A. Boyne
C. D. Schmid
Springfield
Minn
Claus J
Sedalia
St. Nick
H.P
Fisher
Montana Auto Supply .Co
Oye
Pano Mimally
Schubert
Charley Nevin
Josiah Kirby Lilly
Foster Hall
Indianapolis
Leo Truax
Lima
City
Yellowstone
Glen Trobert
South Atlantic Street
Rudy Lasich
Doni Julson
Tom
Dubolis
Iiladelebis
Éaitdin
Washington
Congress
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