Beav erhead Primaries Spark Early Election Upsets
Heavy Republican turnout in Beav erhead County yielded surprise results in a lively primary. Crosby led sheriff candidates with 825 votes, Ross 823, Stinson 267, and Mooney 241. Albert beat Anson 980 to 643 for representative, Medlen 455, Potts 397, Backus 938, Lloyd 743. County attorney top totals: Gilbert 756, Schulz 554, Rodgers 492. Public administrator leader McFadden 805, Cashmore 478, Scully 387. Final justice of the peace results pending official count Thursday.
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Crosby
Sheriff
BCS
Ross
Stinson
Mooney
Rife
McCollum
Stfe
Court House
Tribune-Examiner
Volunter
Arly
Congress
James A. Jorgensen
Bas Scott Leavitt
Wellington D. Rankin
Nan Bat
Leonard C. Young
Louis P. Donovan
Ores
John EF. Erickson
Recep Ye Abe Eoseing
W. W. Hamilton
John A Lovelace
Eeemmaneery Pase
James Wareasee
Bate Ea
James F
Munny
O’conner
Eves
Geo. M. Bourquin Ce
Ory
H. P. Shelley
Bert Replogle
Burton K. Wheeler
Beers Cere Epee Ee
Robert C. Edgington
D. D
Bob) Evans
Uy Sherman W
Smith Bie
D. A. Dellwo
Boners Neen Renee Dese
John M. Evans
Mt. B
Joseph P. Monaghan
Supreme Court
Y Llewellyn L. Callaway
Guy C. Derry
William T Oy
Ls Pigott
Walter DB. Sands
Tor
Sup. Ct
Albert TH Angstman
Choate
Ony OG
Lia Il Leon Dekalb
I. Morris
Parker Veazey
R. R
Pub. Serv. Com
Charles A. Rasmussen
Harry M. Rawn
Jenry J. O'Connell
John T. Kelly
Albert
J. St. George
Tom Stout
Roy A. Veach
The
J. Ward Crosby
Horace F. Casey
Mn Roel
Ed Pooree
James’ Crumby
Lucy McLemore
Pid Avewndee
A.T. Batten
Vred Seheuer
John G Alders
Don FE. Anson
Acy
Joe Metlen
Peer
L. Wl. Truax
Martin C. Jackson
du J. W. Potts
Carl C. Hansen
Pena Nee Ade
Luther
Smith
Walter KE
Patrick J. Flynn
George A
Main
J. A. McCollum
Frank BR
RFS
Albert S. Baker
Geo. W. Dart
Stydt
Florence C. Backus
IV ‘ i
Ae Dell A
O. M. Best
Thomas Ee Gilbert
Henry G Rodgers
Ceenetene
Cees
Leonard A. Schulz
Wallace
Forsgren
Nell Doyle
Geo. R. Metlen
Ceeeneceemetsee
James. E.phillips
Cashmore
ReeFadden
Seull
Penne Sea
Rural fire truck fund boosted by Dillon rodeo
Proceeds from the annual wild rodeo in Dillon go to the Rural Fire Truck Fund. The event, organized by the Dillon volunteer fire department, features a Morrison clipping describing a Kenosha Wis pumper on a Word V-8 chassis with extensive hose, a 300 gallon tank, a three section ladder and 850 gallons per minute at 120 psi. The rodeo is planned for Sunday and Labor Day, September 2 and 3, promising a thrilling show.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Morrison
Kenosha
Wis
Dillon
Fifty years ago Monday Dillon pioneer Paul begins furniture firm anniversary
G T Paul a leading Dillon businessman marks fifty years since establishing the Dillon Furniture Company on North Montana. He came to Dillon in 1881 and built a legacy as a partner, legislator, educator board member, and city treasurer. The piece notes early local merchants and firms from Dillon’s founding era.
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G. T. Paul
Dillon
Dillon Furniture Company
Montana Street
Paul
Iowa
Marahk
Beaverhead County
State Board of Education
Focal School Board
Dillon Lodge No. 16
Ali
A.M
Yrask “& ‘Chaves
L. C. Fyhrie
Kirkpatrick Bros
Repark
C. Mead
Sebree
Ferris & Holt
Mplement
Geo. We. Dart
Johnny Lowell
Geo A. Law
Wagcis
Imples
le Kupfer
Chas
Latevee
Calvon
Nooaq Sui
Brothers united by illness of mother tale from Dillon to Big Timber
The Thompson and Reis families reconnect as three unseen brothers search for a long-lost sibling. Dan Reis also known as Mr Thompson grew up in Bridger Creek and learned of his birth family while his mother Theda Thompson, now ill in Dillon, is visited by younger brothers who traveled to locate him. Mildred Thompson joins the Dillon visit plans.
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Ad Thompson
Douthett Company
Dan
Thompson
Counerpart
New Nut Toasting Machine At Rexall Store
George M. Gosman, a druggist, installs a new nut toasting machine at the Rexall store. The device offers a unique feature with various assortments of nuts arranged for toasting.
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George M. Gosman
Rexall
Dillon Firefighters Practice Blaze Near Andrus Hotel
Dillon firemen were called out around 10 o clock Tuesday to extinguish a chimney blaze behind the Andrus hotel. The slight damage and smoke over the business district occurred as Montana firemen gather for the annual convention, providing a practice burn for demonstrations. Mr and Mrs George Gorman and family left Wednesday for a vacation trip to Glacier Park.
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Dillon
Andrus
George Gorman
Glacier Park
Montana Firemen Meet Here Today
The forty third annual Montana State Firemen s Association convention opens in Dillon with over 200 visiting firemen expected. A Thursday 8 30 pm fire fighting demonstration led by former state fire marshal Wm G Brooks of Helena will be staged in the vacant lot west of the Metlen hotel using a 12 foot diameter pit and multiple barrels of oil.
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Montana
Association
Firemen’s Association
Montana Firemen
Metlen
Wm. G. Brooks
Helena
American-La Framce Company
Legion Delegates Elected Thursday at Beaverhead Post
At the Beaverhead American Legion meeting on Thursday night, Commander-elect J. C. Wedum and Past Commander I. L. Fairbanks were chosen as eight delegates to the state Legion convention in Billings next month. A Vigilante celebration plan was set to a committee led by George Baker. A post clubhouse was revived as plans for building it next spring were discussed. An auto caravan of delegates from every Mining district post will form in Three Forks and head to Billings led by the Butte drum corps serenading towns along the route.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
J. C. Wedum
I. L. Fairbanks
State Legion
Bill
George Baker
Evry Post
Three Forks
Anl
Billings
Butte Drum Corps
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Albers
Potts, Metlen
Backus
Gilbert and McFadden
Tribune-I
Rural Truck Fund
Sry Ee
Yey As
Lis.t
Jack Hawkins
Texas
Cale
Legion
Earl Fairbanks
Ings