Rotary to Welcome District Governor Visit Next Monday
At the Dilllon Rotary Club meeting, Dr. W A Stephan said District Governor Fred Bennion will visit at the next regular meeting, presided by Past District Governor S A Hazelbaker. Prof J E Albright spoke on the gold devaluation and public budget effects, noting unemployment relief may last years. T Lee McCracken reviewed club history and Frank Hazelbaker updated Lima dam progress and 1934 storage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
W. A. Stephan
Fred Bennion
S’. A. Hazelbaker
2. E. Albright
Supreme Court
Minnesota
T. Lee McCracken
Frank Hazelbaker
Lima
PWA
Edward McCurley Victim of Death
Edward McCurley, 68, died Monday at Barrett hospital after a lingering illness. He ranched in Centennial valley and lived in the county 21 years. A native of Ontario, Canada, he was known in the southern county. Authorities seek his only known relative, a daughter. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Brundage parlors with Rev. R. O. Shannon of the Baptist church officiating. interment in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McCurley
Barrett Hospital
Centennial Valley
Ontario
Canada
Brundage
R. O. Shannon
The
Baptist Church
Doctor Poindexter Heads to Salt Lake Clinics
Dr F M Poindexter departed this week for Salt Lake City to visit and tour several clinics as part of his professional study trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
F. M. Poindexter
Dillon Forms Local Business and Professional Women Club
At the Andrus hotel last Friday a Dillon branch of the Business and Professional Women’s Club was organized with 18 charter members. Luella Stickney was elected first president, Nell Doyle vice president, Mary Polich recording secretary, Dora Nelson corresponding secretary, Bertie Mathhews treasurer, and Fern Bauersfeld field representative of the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrus Hotel
National Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dillon
Luella Stickney
Nell Doyle
Mary Polich
Dora ‘Nelson
Bertie. Mathews
Fern ‘Bauersfeld
Prowlers Rob Two Homes Here Friday
Two homes were robbed Friday evening with about $4 taken from purses in a bedroom at Carl Taylor’s residence and a pair of men’s gloves taken from Albert Baker’s home. Entry was by window at Taylor and a rear door at Baker. Police have no arrests but are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl’ Taylor
Albert Baker
Baker
Careless Smokers Cause Most Fires in Beaverhead Forest
In Beaverhead National Forest over the past year 21 fires burned 2 495 acres, Antelope basin 2 450 acres. Total fighting cost 2 860 dollars, CCC workers 1 195 dollars. Fires caused by careless smokers dominate, with seven by lightning and four by campers. He notes public cooperation limited fires and four arrests for man caused blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead National Forest
Antelope Basin
A. A. Simpson
CCC
Forest Service
Simpson
Purebred Bulls Win at Billings Show
George Harrison, a young cattleman near Bannack in Grasshopper valley, entered two-year-old registered Shorthorn bulls at the Billings Livestock show. His Crystal Stamp 2nd won both senior and grand championships, with the other bull taking second, astonishing exhibitors among 40 entries including the Anceny herd from Gallatin Gateway. Charley Ancony hailed the young winner as he praised the upset and inquired about Harrison’s herd size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Bannack
Grasshopper Valley
Billings
Harrison
George
Childs & Anceny Ranch
Gallatin Gateway
Chicago
Harrigan
Charley
Ancony
Longtime Dillon resident Ida Foote dies at home
Ida May Foote, a beloved Dillon resident for over fifty years, died peacefully at her East Sebree street home after a long illness. Born June 28, 1860 in Rome New York, she cared for students at Normal College and helped found Dillon’s First Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev. R. O. Shannon officiating and interment at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ida May Foote
East Sebree Street
Mr. Foote
Lulu Matteson
Arthur W. Butts
Butts
Tom Jones
Elgin
Rome
New York
Ithaca
Frank E. Foote
Montana
I. W. Butts
Foote
First Baptist Church
Normal College
Dillon Tribune
The
Baptist Church
R. O. Shannon
Mountain View Cemetery
H. D. Jewett
W. G. Squires
W. M. Stone
J. E. Monroe
Charles Woodburn
A. A. Curnutt
Earl Smith Injured by Unruly Stallion at Ranch
Earl Smith was struck by a young stallion while attempting to catch it in the Rattlesnake section on Tuesday. He suffered a fractured ankle and a knee injury as the horse lunged and trampled him. Dr Routledge examined him and found no further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smith
Routledge
Judge Bennett issues bench warrant in forgery case
Judge Lyman H. Bennett issued a bench warrant Tuesday for the arrest of Joe Rebich after he failed to appear for a district court hearing on forgery charges. Rebich posted $1,500 bond that evening. Mrs Rebich and Betty Evans face the same forgery charge. Mrs Rebich is also bonded at $1,500 while Evans is detained in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman. H. Bennett
Joe Rebich
Pinochle Club Hosts Evening At McAdam Home
The B. and B. Pinochle club met Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. T. T. McAdam’s home. High scores were by Mrs. W. G. Squires and Mr. Jack Keenan. A luncheon followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. McAdam
W. G. Squires
Jack Keenan
Cattle Buyers Back in Beaverhead at Ogden Show
Bull buyers from Beaverhead including Milt Nay of Nay Bros Ban neck purchased nine head of the best young Herefords at the Ogden show. Frank Esterwald AG of the same region assisted in selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Milt Nay
Nay Bros
Bannack
Ogden
Frank ‘Esterwald
Road Work Starts in Wise River Section
A group of 25 men began construction of a new road in the Wise River section under federal unemployment relief funds. James Crick of Spokane leads the project with 13 Beaverhead county workers and 11 from Silver Bow. More hires will follow from Dillon as the project progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise River
James Crick
Spokane
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Dillon
Gonzaga tops Normal Bulldogs in hard fought junior college game
Flajole led Gonzaga to victory at the college gym as they upset Normal basketball with a tight second half. Callahan and Flajole starred for the two teams while Rouse sat out with a foot injury and Spokane trailed early before a late Gonzaga surge. The earlier Dillon Independents defeated Normal B 47 27 with McGinley seeing solid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flajole
Gonzaga
Bulldogs
College Gym
Rouse
Spokane
Callahan
Dillon Independents
Vandegrift
Independents
McGinley
Butte High Star
PF Bowles
F Flajole
F W. van Sistine
F .J. van Sistine
Ec Cunningham
Carroll Y Reilly
van Voorhis
PE Callahan
Kudaily
F Murray
Blair
Medsker
Conklin
G Thompson
Hickey
Oise
Utah
Preston
Montana State
Butte Central
Beavers
Nugent
Gunner
Centralites
Harris
Beaver
Central
Freel
F .Z Cesarini
F Derzay
Meglen
G. Glass
G Hildary
McCarr
Dillon
F ‘Brown
Gibbons
F. Simpson
F. Gilbert
F. O’brien
Ritschel
Iw. Stephan
McCulle Tees
Renfro Named to All American Trapshooting Team for 1933
Ted Renfro of Dell and world champion shooter is selected again for the All-American trapshooting team 1933 by Jimmy Robinson. Ned Lilly of Stanton named captain. Renfro set records in handicap targets and doubles while medaling in Montana events. Also notes a Salmon marriage license for Kester Cockrell and Amanda MacKeith and visitors Frank and Mrs. Marchesseau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W
Ted) Renfro
Dell
Jimmy Robinson
Amateur
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Mich
Renfro
Montana
Kester Cockrell
Amanda MacKeith
Salmon
Dillon Plans Big Roosevelt Dance
Dillon teams up with civic and fraternal groups to stage a grand dance on Tuesday evening January 30 in observance of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s birthday. Proceeds benefit the Georgia Foundation at Warm Springs aiding the fight against infantile paralysis. Committees include Harris Opp and Elmo Winn Masonry Howard Rosenau L. H. Smith Elks Firemen O T Vandegrift John Coppin American Legion Louis Schmittroth D W Paddock Modern Woodmen Fred Kerr and Frank Lasich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Oiiens
Georgia Foundation
Roosevelt
Harris Opp
Elmo Winn
The
Masons
Howard Roseneau
L. H. Smith
Elks
O. T. Vandegrift
John Coppin
Firemen
Louis Schmittroth
D. W. Paddock
American Legion
Fred Kerr
Frank Lasich
Modern Woodmen
Weather aid to Lima dam work approved on inspection
D A McKinnon state PWA engineer visited Lima last week and approved the dam project. Favorable weather aided progress on raising the dam, and F A Hazelbaker of the Water Users Irrigation Company said continued good weather could hasten completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McKinnon
PWA
Lima Dam
F. A. Hazelbaker
Water ‘Users’ Irrigation Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary
Business Women Organize Club
Miss Stickney
Beaverhead Forest
Steve
Elderman
Washington Post
Sebree Street
B. & B. Pinochle Club
All-American
Frank Marchesseau
Grasshopper
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