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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1934

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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Crosby, McCallum 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
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