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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1925

Page

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Dillon Man Drowns at Lovell's Lake Reservoir

Henry W. Sacher a Dillon stone mason and contractor died after entering LoveLl’s lake about 4 pm. Coroner ruled heart failure induced by intoxication and cold water. a moonshine bottle was found. Sacher, 61, bohemian native, had worked on local stone structures and recently on the campus wall near the Normal college library. Funeral held at Catholic church with large attendance.

Union Electric Company LoveLl’s Lake Dillon Henry W. Sacher Sacher Walter Taylor Brundage Phillips Bohemia America Montana the Normal College

Beaverhead County Prohibition Enforcement Praised

Mayor C. W. Smith lauds Beaverhead county officers and court officials for strict enforcement of the prohibition law. He notes the sheriff's force pursues bootleggers and moonshiners, with county attorney district judge and residents supporting law enforcement. Beaverhead is described as an inhospitable place for violators.

Anaconda C. W. Smith Beaverhead County Beaverhead

County Board of Equalization Sets Tax Petition Process

The board met July 20 with O C Gosman chairing and two commissioners present. It ordered budgets for county offices filed and records show total expenditures, and that the clerk assist taxpayers in filing petitions for tax reductions for board action by August 10. The next regular session reserved for August 10 as a levy board, adjourned at 11 a m. Attest: John S. Baker, County Clerk.

Board of Equalization O. C. Gosman A. L. Anderson J. E. Shaw George R. Baker Board of County Commissioners John S. Baker

Pleads Guilty to Possession of Intoxicants

James Harvey was arrested last Sunday by Officers Hackett and Kellum and arraigned the next evening in justice court on a charge of having intoxicating liquor in his possession. He admitted guilt and was bound over to the district court for sentence under $1,000 bond.

James Harvey Hackett and Kellum Justice Court District Court

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Hirschman in Pleasant Grove Utah

Sylvester Hirschman travels to Pleasant Grove after the death of his aunt Mrs Elizabeth Hirschman aged 77. She came to Dillon with the railroad, lived here until about 12 years ago, then moved to Utah to live with sister Mrs C B Harper. Death attributed to a general breakdown.

Sylvester Hirschman Pleasant Grove Utah Elizabeth Hirschman Dillon C. B. Harper

Ranch hand thief charged at Argenta ranch

Dick Wallace was arrested last Monday at the Argenta ranch for taking money from a fellow ranch hand’s suitcase. He appeared in justice court denying the charge and was bound over to district court on a $1,000 bond he could not secure.

Dick Wallace Argenta Ranch Justice Court

Two Year Old Boy Drowns In Narrow Barnyard Ditch

Elmer Rebich two year old son of ranchers Mr and Mrs Mike Rebich Blaine fell into a narrow ditch in the barn yard yesterday noon and drowned before family could rescue him. Born July 23 1923 he is survived by two siblings. Funeral services were held that afternoon at the Catholic church by Rev F X Leschner.

Elmer Mike Rebich Blaine F. X. Leschner

Montana Legion and Auxiliary Plan Dillon Convention

Members across Montana prepare to attend the state convention in Dillon on August 18 14 and 15. The event promises large attendance with Buddies and their families visiting. The Dillon housing committee has chartered all local hotels and lodging.

American Legion the Legion Auxiliary Dillon Montana

Abandoned Mine Shaft Traps Herders In Basin Area

Ranchers and hay hands in Medicine Lodge and Sheep Creek basins rushed to aid Floyd Pliven a Craver ranch herder who fell into an old prospect hole near the division between sections He faced a serious predicament as efforts to reach him were hindered by crumbling walls and the danger of collapse recalling the Floyd Collins case in Kentucky.

Medicine Lodge Sheep Creek Floyd Pliven Craver Ranch Floyd Collins Sand Cave Kentucky Joe Metlen Mines Safety Bureau Butte Henry Wooley Wooley J. L. Boardman W. J. McClain Safety First Department of the Pliven

Beaverhead convention marks three day events in Dillon

A Beaverhead post convention in Dillon plans a three day program with a banquet for the 91st division reunion and a “40-8” ceremony at City hall. Fireworks at the fair grounds and a Dillmont park barbecue followed by a grand ball. Over 1,500 guests expected and organizers vow self financed expenses. Rescue of a trapped worker near an old shaft highlights county safety efforts.

Fairgrounds Dillmont Park Beaverhead Dillon Beaverhead County

Mr and Mrs Kins Collins Return From Elkhorn Springs Outing

Mr and Mrs Kins Collins and their baby came home Wednesday after an outing at Elkhorn Springs.

Kins Collins Baby Elkhorn Springs

Interesting Rotary meeting features visiting locals and talks

Corliss Fairchild chaired the Dillon Rotary Club session with two prominent locals as guests. Dr. Eugene Free spoke on Rotary work in Panama and his year as a hospital interne, noting similar programs and local projects. Kins Collins and family from Detroit shared vacation impressions and business in Dillon, while Forest Supervisor J B Somers outlined federal forest-fire efforts and reported a single major Beaverhead blaze extinguished with minimal damage.

Corliss Fairchild Dillon Rotary Club Eugene Free L. R. Free Rotary Panama Rotary Club States Kins Collins Detroit Dillon Flivverly Fame J. B. Somers Montana Idaho Beaverhead Mr. Somers

Upper Miner Lake Still Found Calm After Earthquake Rumors

Three Butte fishermen sparked reports that Upper Miner Lake west of Jackson had vanished after an earthquake. A. W. Wilson of Jackson visited the site last Friday and found the lake placid with trout as voracious as ever, showing no sign of upheaval or disappearance.

Butte Upper Miner Lake Jackson A. W. Wilson

Bus Line Operators Served With Summons

An information filed in district court charges Hans Lauesen and W A Flager with operating a public bus line without a proper license from the state railroad commissioners. The case is seen as a test of license requirements. The owners suspended service between this city and Butte about two weeks ago.

Tennessee Wm. J. Bryan Judge Ralston Clarence Darrow John T. Scopes Dayton Bryan Darrow Attorney General Hans Lauesen W. A. Flager State Board of Railroad Commissioners Butte

Baby Girl Ruth Lucille O'Dell Born Thursday

Mr and Mrs John O'Dell announce the birth of a baby girl named Ruth Lucille born Thursday afternoon.

John O’dell Ruth Lucille

Cloudburst Damages Roads in Valley After Heavy Rain

A severe storm last Wednesday afternoon brought the year's heaviest rain flooding basements and washing out Morrow road with debris. Hills west of town saw torrents washing roadbeds to over a foot deep and rock slides. Ranchers report washouts near the cemetery, with other valley roads damaged. farmers welcome rain to revive grain, though hay was scattered. Weather cleared after the storm, reducing further damage.

Morrow

Beaverhead County Assessments See Valuation Drop in 1925 Rolls

The 1925 tax rolls show Beaverhead County total assessed valuation at about $21.335 million, down from $21.800 million, a decrease of roughly $465,000 in total and $150,000 in taxable value pushing taxes down to about $6.885 million. Public utilities account for around $5.815 million of the valuation, with Oregon Short Line noted for the largest drop. Livestock values, farm acreage, city lots, and other property categories reflect declines or modest increases, with a shift in classification not yet triggered.

State Board of Equalization Beaverhead County Beaverhead Oregon

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American Legion and Auxiliary Henry Sacher Mountain View L. C. Andrews Sec’y The Treasury Mayor Smith Commissioners State Convention OF Legion Mantrap Old Prospect Hole John Somers Baby Girl Chicago Johanna Gregg
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