Rotary International Convention described
Members of the Dillon Rotary club heard Frank Elier report on the Chicago convention noting friendliness as the keynote and detailing assemblies entertainment and activities. Rev F Scott Hollett spoke on the Montana Deaconess home. G T Paul chaired with Dr Davis announcing student transportation for annual trips to Virginia City and Bannack. Visitors included Dr M J Donovan Ernest Harding Marcus Rand and Martin Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Helen
Montana
Rotary
G. T. Paul
Dr. Davis
Norma} College
Virginia City
Bannack
M. J. Donovan
Butte
Ernest Harding
Lima
Marcus Rand
Donovan Ranch
Martin Jackson
Jackson
Salmon Triumphs Over Locals In Sunday Baseball
Salmon defeated Dillon 7-2 at the athletic park on Sunday afternoon in a game marked by errors by the locals. Key moments included Swift scoring on two-base hits, Parsons with a three-base hit and a triple play, while pitching saw Vandegrift, Gordon, and McIntosh yield runs across 6 2/3 innings.
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Salmon
Athletic Park
Dillon
Tweedy
Floyd Davis
Swift
Parsons
B. Davis
Vandegrift
Gordon
McIntosh
Dye
Salmon Abrhpore Tweedy
Ib Pererrererer
Davis
Ben
Eeee Richardson
Ees
P Swift
Nenne Parsons
Smith
Floyd
Neeceseeenees
Dillon Abrhpore Barrels
Mrs Hoover Sister Visits Dillon Ranch in Girl Scout Event
Janet Large sister of Mrs Herbert Hoover and national Girl Scouts director visited the Isaac Edinger ranch near Divide with her daughter. Senior Girl Scouts from Butte Anaconda Desy Lodge and Dillon toured the ranch for a day. Helen Ida Best daughter of Dr and Mrs H F Best was Dillon’s delegate. Mrs Large lives at the White House Washington and writes on Girl Scout activities. Mrs Edinger is a national Girl Scout director. State fire relief leaders attended Bozeman convention and reported an interesting session and fine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Large
Herbert Hoover
National Board of Executives of
Girl Scouts
Funeral Services for Miss Mildred Peterson
Funeral services for the late Miss Mildred Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Peterson, were held last Monday at the Masonic hall with Rev A M Romstad officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery under Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star. The large crowd from across the county honored the young graduate of Beaverhead County High School. Pallbearers were Byron Orr Donald Light Oscar Anderson Robert Finch Eddie Bager Joe Ryburn. She died in Los Angeles from injuries after an automobile accident last Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Peterson
Sam ” Peterson
Big ‘Hole Basin
Masonic Hall
A. M. Romstad
Lutheran’ Church
Mountain = View cemetery
Mizpah
Eastern Star
St. James Episcopal Church
Miss Peterson
Beaverhead County
Byron Orr
Donald Light
Oscar Anderson
Robert Finch
Eddie Bager
Joe Ryburn
Elk's Drum and Bugle Corps Gains Momentum
The Elk's Drum and Bugle Corps shows strong early progress under Earl Wheat Malcolm Stone and Anson Baxter with two practices at the Boy Scout camp. The group aims for a first public appearance at Beaverhead County Fair and moves toward mastering the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Elk’s
Earl Wheat
Malcolm Stone
Anson Baxter
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County Rich in Scenic and Historical Interest
Lieutenant Governor F A Hazelbaker writes in the July Montana Motorist about Beaverhead County showing rich scenic and historical appeal. The piece is described as both interesting and descriptive and a strong boost for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Motorist
F. A. Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Shannon Party Spends Thursday in Butte
Rev and Mrs R QO Shannon along with Miss Sallie Baker and Mrs F E Foote spent Thursday in Butte for social visits and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. QO. Shannon
Sallie Baker
F. E. Foote
Butte
Five Men Arrested in Dillon Gasoline Pilfering Case
Dillon officers captured five men on theft charges for siphoning gasoline from cars in town. W T Dodge and Henry Gregerson were nabbed on Dakota Street after a homeowner interrupted them at Bud Galt’s car. Jack Smith was detained at Beaverhead Auto Garage as a stolen token and Gregerson held a stolen pen from Mrs Mayme Allen. Leon Heart and Arthur Fife, from Idaho, were arrested near the Diggle Emerick residence. All five were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Auto Garage
Jack Smith
Mayme
Allen
Gregerson
Sutherland
Leon Heart
Arthur Fife
As ‘Idaho
Diggle -Emerick
Highway surveyor reports Montana south highway progress
George R Metlen attended the state highway commission meeting in Helena to present estimates for the Daly spur to Redrock segment. TT Lawler of Butte won a 127591 contract for the highway and Tom McGreever of Butte secured 6182 for a concrete bridge. The road will be macadamized next year and extend 28.5 miles from Dillon to Butte with an unbroken 90 mile southern stretch. oiling is under way and seven miles north from Dillon is being treated, with road closures during work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Metlen
Helena
State Highway Commission
Daly
Redrock
TT Lawler
Butte
Lawler
Horse Prairie Creek
Tom McGreever
Metlen
Dillon
Beaverhead County Primary Yields Light Ballot Across Party
Beaverhead voters cast a light primary ballot with about 1 000 votes, roughly 38 percent of registered electors. Judge H G Rodgers led the state ticket with 672 votes but lost the nomination as rivals split the field. Contested county races produced winners A L Anderson for county commissioner and W B Hartwig for Democrat sheriff, with Dan Mooney and others securing key county posts. The unofficial county returns precede Thursday’s official count.
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Beaverhead County
H. G. Rodgers
Beaverhead
Judge Rodgers
Albert An
Dan Mooney
Sheriff
Joe Metlen
Fitzgerald
Rodgers
Galen
Ford Shelly
Beard Roung
John M. Evans
Carey
U. S
Albert J. Galen
H P. Shelly
T. J. Walsh
Congress
Mark J. Fitzgerald
J. P. Monaghan
Albert Anderson
M. J. Cavanaugh
Frank W. Haskins
Henry L. V. Ketner
G. Rodgers
J.aot Matthews
Ethel M. Bielenberg
Frank Cone
George Doyle
Rolla Duncan
Ernest O. Hedrick
Francis'.t. Kiley
Russell Manger
Leonard Young
William L. Young
Thomas E. Carey
John B. Ritch
House of Representatives
L. Anderson
Elza Smith
W. B. Hartwig
Charles F. Meine
Ralph
Bob) Rowlands
D. F. Mooney
WwWrr
John S. Baker
Bertie Mathews
B. W. Emerick
Anthony French
T. E. Gilbert
Gladys Garr
Lucie F. Walker
Coroner
James E. Phillips
W. F. Cashmore
Rebecca Connelley
LDS Church Picnic Brings Sixty To Argenta Social
The L D S church picnic last Sunday at Rattlesnake near Argenta drew about sixty attendees. A bountiful lunch and sports program followed by ice cream and pink lemonade. games and fishing accompanied songs. Gosman drug store provided balloons for children. Contest winners included Dale Harkness, Jay Casterline, Elsie Lloyd, Bolton Lloyd, Mrs. C Tolley, Fred Moore, Bolton Lloyd and Buddy Moore, and C Tolley.
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Rattlesnake Canyon
Argenta
Gosman Drug Store
Dale Harkness
Jay Casterline
Arid
Elsie Lloyd
Bolton Lloyd
C. Tolley
Fred Moore
Buddy Moore
Mr. Tolley
Two Young Men Held for Robbery in Idaho Stolen Car Tied to Helena
Ray Ward and Charles Webb were arrested in Pocatello by Sheriff Orr and brought to Armstead to face charges of robbing at least two pool halls while traveling in a Chevrolet reported stolen from Helena on July 8. They admitted being in Armstead Monday night and denied the Monida pool hall robbery where about 100 worth of tobacco and merchandise were taken. loot unrecovered and believed cached near Rigby. They also linked to a Wisdon event and possible slot machine burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Ward
Charles Webb
Pocatello
Idaho
W.,.c. Orr
Armstead
Helena
Climer's
Monida
Rigby
Wisdom
Citywide mild earthquake rattles dishes but causes no damage
A slight quake struck shortly after 6 PM Saturday causing general alarm citywide. No damage or subsequent shocks were reported. The tremor reached Butte Billings Helena Deer Lodge and was detected by a Denver seismograph. Dishes rattled and objects swayed but the event was less severe than a prior June quake.
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Butte
Billings
Helena
Deer Lodge
Denver
Sage Hen Season Set For August 3 4 5
The state game commission has set sage hen open season for August 3 4 and 5 after a Bea verhead Sportsmen association petition. The daily limit is five birds with a five bird possession cap. Locals requested a three bird limit, but that request was denied.
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The
State Game Commission
Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association
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Rotary International Convention
Frank
Eliel
Mrs. Hoover
F. C. McFadden
Relief Association of the
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
W. E. Barry
William Angove
Bozeman
Firemen
Elk’s Drum and Bugle ‘Corps
Daly- Redrock
Orr