Campaign smoker outlines Dillon Beaverhead county plan
The Beav erhead Chamber of Commerce invites all men to a campaign smoker at Guildhall next Monday at 8:30 PM. Speakers include Paul Gow of Butte chamber, P L Wills, Dr John A Donovan, and local leaders. The program covers major projects, discussion topics, and a three division plan for county development including roads, irrigation, industry, public health, and civic beautification.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Butte Chamber of Commerce
P. L. Wills
Butte Chamber
Butte
John A. Donovan
Normal College
Montana
Big Carnival at Dillmont Sunday in Dillon Park
A full Sunday carnival at Dillmont park promises non stop activities from a Dixie minstrels show to band concerts and a large street parade on Saturday at 4 30 pm. Free bus service will shuttle patrons to the park all afternoon and evening as new midway attractions touted for a 100 per cent kick attract crowds.
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Dillmont Park
St. Vitus
Dixie Minstrels
Dillon Brace for Four Day Montana Trap Shoot In Dillon
Beaverhead county residents flocked out to Dillmont park as a weekend exodus preceded the four day trap shooting tournament at the Dillon Rod and Gun Club. State trophies and prizes draw sportsmen from Montana and the Northwest to the fair ground traps with planned entertainment for about 200 guests.
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Dillon
Montana
Northwest
Dillon ‘Rod and Gun Club
Beaverhead Valley
Security State Bank
Collegians Picnic Train to Glen on the Fourth
Four hundred students and faculty rode the excursion special to Glen for a Fourth of July outing. Five coaches carried the party with a rations car filled with meals. Activities included fishing mountain climbing swimming and baseball as the day’s recreation. The train returned to Dillon at nine in the evening with a tired but happy group.
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Glen
Dillon
Legion Band Concert Tonight on North Montana Street
A concert will be given tonight by the American Legion band on North Montana street with a fine program. All are invited. Mr and Mrs Harry Williams and their small daughter left Monday for Malta Montana to attend the funeral of a sister of Mr Williams who died in a hospital there Sunday. Dillon friends extend sympathy. Emory Pulver left Monday for Missoula for a short visit with his sister.
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Montana Street
American Legion
Malta
Montana
Williams
Dillon
Emory Pulver
Missoula
Martin Rutke Rites Held After Death at 75
Martin Rutke, longtime county resident and Craver ranch worker for 33 years, died Tuesday morning at age 75 due to infirmities of age. A native of Poland and unmarried, he was laid to rest this afternoon at Mountain View Cemetery after services at Brundage chapel led by Rev. J. Smith.
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Martin Rutke
Poland
Craver
Medicine Lodge
Brundage Chapel
Rev. J. Smith
Mountain View Cemetery
Sacred concerts planned at Methodist Presbyterian church
Two summer sacred concerts are scheduled at the Methodist Presbyterian church. The first occurs Sunday evening July 10 with solos by Helen Finch and Mary Hester Phillips and hymns led by Rev. Smith. The second concert is set for August 14 and features additional performances and a benediction by Rev. Smith.
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Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Montana Legion Seeks Decentralized Vet Compensation
Delegates report the Montana department of the Legion aims to decentralize claims and hospitalization work to speed fair compensation and rehabilitation. Speakers recount injustices under current systems, urging removal of red tape and reliance on honorable service. Sad news arrives as Mrs. Lillian R. Free's father dies in Auburn Washington. family receives sympathy.
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America
Legion
Lillian R. Free
the Normal College
Auburn
Washington
Remains Laid To Rest In Dillon Funeral
Impressive funeral rites for Carl A. Bond were held at St. James Episcopal church last Sunday. The Rev T W Bennett led the obsequies with a choir, followed by a procession to Mountain View cemetery. Bond, born November 1 1871 in Bible Grove Missouri, lived in Dillon and Beaverhead County and headed Pond Grocery Company. He was active in local government and Democratic politics.
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Carl A. Bond
St. James Episcopal Church
T. W. Bennett
Mountain View
The
Tribune
Bible Grove
Missouri
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead
Democratic Party
Pond Grocery Company
Seattle social guest Miss Estella Rich visits Miss Jean Bishop
Miss Estella May Rich of Seattle is a house guest of Miss Jean Bishop. The former Dillon girl has many friends in town who will be glad to see her.
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Estella May Rich
Seattle, Wash
Jean Bishop
Rich
Dillon
Civic Sunday Planned by Dillon Ministers
The DillonMinisterial Association designates Sunday July 10 1921 as Civic Sunday. Sermons from city pulpits will urge civic cooperation and support for a Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce campaign aiming to enroll 240 residents and boost community betterment. The association endorses the plan and pledges support.
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Dillon Ministerial Association
Citizenship
Ministerial Association
Beaverhead
Dillon and
Beaverhead County
Chamber of Commerce
Narrow Escapes When Car Flops Into Ditch
Seven tourists escaped fatal injuries after their Hudson six skidded and turned turtle in a ditch near Point of Rocks last Friday night. A woman passenger freed herself and aided rescuers as gasoline exploded, destroying the car. All occupants suffered minor cuts and bruises and were taken to Dillon for treatment. The party was traveling from Helena to Idaho. The driver was identified as Smith. others’ names were not obtained.
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Rocks
Dillon
Helena
Idaho
Smith
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