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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1934

Page

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Jackson Woman Is District Oracle At Royal Neighbors Meet

The Royal Neighbors of America district convention in Dillon drew more than 125 members. Jackson’s Rose Lapham was elected district oracle with Clara Oldhouse of Butte as vice oracle and Marion DeLadd as recorder.

Dillon Royal Neighbors of America Rose Lapham Jackson Clara Oldhouse Butte Marion DeLadd Minnie Gill Alice Lane Florence Harris Oklahoma Aft Mas. Molleur Mie Helen Talent Kate Carson Mrs. Harris Margaret Gilchrist Kate Cangon Una Mae Galahan Alice Ray Ancnus

Sheriff appoints Scofield and Tower as special deputies

Sheriff James A. McCollum announced the appointment of special deputy sheriffs in the Wisdom and Jackson districts. Jamie Scofield becomes deputy in Wisdom, and Lee Tower is named for Jackson. Scofield, a Big Hole resident, was backed by local stockmen and business residents and has worked on the mail stage. Tower, a Dillon resident, has prior experience as a special deputy.

James A. McCollum Wisdom Jackson Jamie Scofield Lee Tower Scofield Basin Big Hole Tower Dillon

Farmers Union Meeting in Bond Local

The Bond local of the Farmers Union will meet Friday evening at the schoolhouse.

The Farmers’ Union

Students Visit Scenes of Early Day History in Montana Trip

More than fifty summer quarter students from State Normal college toured Virginia City Montana, the old-time capital, to study Vigilante days with Dr. R. E. Albright and Prof. Rush Jordan. On return they stopped at Twin Bridges state orphan's home.

Virginia City Montana State Normal College R. E. Albright Rush Jordan Dillon State Orphan's Home Twin Bridges

Prominent Wise River Man Dies at 69

Edward H. Harvey of Wise River died in his bed Thursday morning at his home. He had recently served as postmaster and later ran a store in Wise River. Harvey, a former Republican candidate for state representative, is survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs Leslie Jones and four sons Maurice Will Harve and Carl. Funeral held Saturday at Melrose under Dillon Masonic lodge.

Edward H. Harvey Wise River Mr. Larvey Ind Judd Dorn Indiamnapolis Ind Montana Heela Heela Mercantile and Banking Co Wisdom Divide

Girl Scout Camp in Butte Opens for Summer

Camp Castle Rock near Basin Creek, ten miles southwest of Butte, opened June 25 for a three week session under national Girl Scout standards with a trained director staff nurse Red Cross life saver health certificates and safety measures. About ten Girl Scouts from Dillon attend this year’s Butter camp.

Castle Rock Butte Basin Creek Red Cross Dillon

Largest Nugget Said to Have Come From Argenta

At Beaverhead County Mining Association meeting in June 22 in Pearl L. Smith’s office, tales of Beaverhead’s purported largest gold nugget surfaced. Charles Watson and Charley unwrapped a newspaper wrapped nugget containing quartz and country rock. County treasurer Johnny Baker briefly witnessed the moment and discussed securing the treasure.

Argenta Beaverhead County Johnny Charlie Charley

Paving of Glendale Begun With Big Asphalt Paver

A large Kohlring paver began Glendale street paving at Glen dale and Idaho with an 10 day complete target. The Montana Highway commission estimates 1600 square yards daily. cement, sand, and gravel supplied by Beaverhead Standard Lumber. Pavement concrete will cure 21 days after final section.

Glendale Idaho Streets Washington Street Atlantic Street Montana Street Johnson Montana Highway Commission Enoa Beaverhead

Community Food Classes Assured Miss Lillian Stone Plans

Miss Lillian Stone of Bozeman home demonstrator in food preservation met a large Beaverhead county group to organize a series of lessons in canning and preserving fruits vegetables meats and other foods. The first series will cover fruits and vegetables with dates and towns listed for July and August. Local representatives from Dillon Riverside Wise River Jackson Armstead Lima Melrose Divide Wise River and Dell attended the planning session at the high school.

Lillian Stone Bozeman Beaverhead County Jackson Wisdom Dillon Armstead Lima Melrose Divide Wise River Ida Owen Mary Owen George L. Strub Katherine Shields Jardine Rife Elza Smith Clyde Smith Louise _ Smith J. H. Keenan H. M. ‘Miller Peter J. ‘Peterson Riverside Walter Jones

Farmers Union Picnic Draws Beavershead Big Hole Residents

Many residents of the Beaverhead and Big Hole valleys attended the Farmers Union picnic held at Dillmont Park Sunday afternoon. Thomas, a president of the group, spoke to attendees about cooperative efforts.

Beaverhead Big Hole Valleys Farmers’ Union Dillmont Park Thomas

Explosives Topic Highlighted at Rotary Meeting

Prof J Ford McBain spoke at the Dillon Rotary at the Metlen hotel on fireworks and explosives tracing gunpowder from 1278 to modern times. He noted Du Pont works began in 1802 and described WWI era explosive advances. Mayor Ross Imerick narrowly escaped a whistling cracker in his car.

Dilton Rotary Club Metlem J. Ford McBain DuPont Works America Burfore Notarians Ross Imerick George Gosman Janet Aldrich The Normal College Ralph Meladden Kh. N. Wahl Columbia S. D W. W. Wahl Dillon Club

Princess slur on merinos sparks Montana reply

J. J. Buckley of Sweet Grass Montana writes to Liberty magazine to defend merino sheep. He notes his family has operated a sheep ranch for forty six years and sold thousands of merino sheep on the Chicago market. He claims merino mutton can command high prices.

Montana Alexandra Kropotkin Russia Liberty Magazine J. J. Buckley Sweet Grass Dite of Liberty Mr. Buckley Chicago

Labor Provisions Must Be Posted by Firms

Miles Romney the state NRA director announced the order requires all business firms to post official labor provisions. Failure to post is a code violation with fines up to 500 dollars. Officials will distribute posters and enforce compliance after a preparatory period. Firms without applications for copies should contact code authorities.

Miles Romney NRA Romney

Montana Firemen to Convene in Dillon in July

The Montana Firemen's association state convention will be in Dillon July 19 20 and 21 with delegates from major cities attending. William Lloyd chairs the convention committee as business sessions and entertainment are planned including a private dance at city hall and public dances at Dillmont park. The event opens with a novelty parade and sessions will feature addresses on firefighting methods.

Montana Firemen’s Association Dillon William Lloyd Dillmont Park

Charles Neilson Called by Death

Charles Neilson longtime resident and chef died at Barrett hospital from injuries after a recent accident. Born in Sweden on August 1, 1856, he moved to America as a boy and settled in Dillon after 1880. he worked as a cook on many ranches and in Dillon cafes. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Brundage funeral home with Rev. J. A. Meeke officiating and burial in Mountain View Cemetery.

Charles Neilson Barrett Hospital Sweden America Corving Utah Dillon Charlie

Luebben Elected Chairman of Red Cross Chapter

Thomas I. Luebben was re elected chairman of the Beaterhead Red Cross chapter at a meeting in Hundia y J C Bauler was elected vice chairman and will chair the annual Red Cross mall call next fall Florence Backus named city roll call chairman Norah Connley elected secretary and treasurer Other committee chairmen listed including Baker Gilbert Hartwig Emerick and Doyle Gilbert Hartwig and Emerick awarded Red Cross service pins for three years service Roy Wingate spoke at the meeting Local visitors Tom Monrow and son from Divide and Cecil Wetmore also attended the event

Thomas I. Luebben Beaterhead American Red Cross Florence Backus Nell Doyle Gilbert Hantwig Emerick Roy Wingate

Girl Scout Leader To Conduct Course This Summer

Miss Olga Carlson, scout leader, will run a July 16 to 20 leadership course with no credit and a small fee for non college women. Attendees must wear gym shoes and past courses drew strong turnout. Summer excursions include Elkhorn Hot Springs Morrison Cave Bannack Yellowstone park and other sites. Normal College Little Symphony orchestra lists numerous named players across strings woodwinds brass and percussion with Marguerite Collins as pianist and librarian.

Olga Carlson Morrison Cave Bannack Yellowstone Park State Prison Diet Lodge Adah Milne Charles Ridgeway Melvin Mast Watd Orr Irving Andreasen Jon MacGregor Miss A. Smith Ann Doyle Muniee Pinchot Leon Anderson Fred Lenning Myrtle Adams Bill Balbwrd Marguerite Collins

First Outright Wool Sale Tops Season Start

The first wool clip of 1934 was sold on Monday with Walter Foster and O T Evans of Seiberling & Sons purchasing for Peyre Bros of Dell. The sale price was 28 cents. Other free wool shipped to the First National wool warehouse has been consigned at 15 cents in advance, and more wool has been consigned this year than any prior season. A few small clips remain in the warehouse.

Walter Foster O. T. Evans Seiberling & Sons Boston Peyre Bros Dell First National Wool Warehouse

Neon Sign Adorns Dillon Beer Emporium Front

A new two color Neon sign was installed Friday over the front of Terry's, Dillon's newest beer emporium. The sign proclaims Schlitz beer on draught and adds a metropolitan feel to Idaho street's business area.

Terry’s, Dillon Idaho Street

Returns of Election to Be Given at Court House

Dillon Tribune and Dillon Examiner join to provide early returns for Beaverhead residents on Tuesday July 17. Returns will be in the county courthouse courtroom with a telephone and adding machines to speed data. Candidates may contribute a small sum to help defray costs. public encouraged to attend and additional arrangements forthcoming.

Court House Dillon Tribune Dillon Examiner Beaverhead

Also Mentioned on This Page

Royal Neighbors Schofield and Tower Wisdom and McCollum Farmers’ Union ‘Meeting Edward WH. Harvey Extension Service J. F. McBain Rotary R. EK. Albright Germany United States Montana Firemen Charles. Neilson T. E. Luebben Tom _Monrow Sgmmer of Cecil Wetmore Upper Redrock Lake Tribune and Examiner Manse Society
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