Sheridan cemetery services honor veterans and pioneers
A Sheridan ceremony featured an address by Rev Father Deldne and a solo by MV Dollis Hodges with piano by Mrs R H Dyers. Graves of Civil Spanish American and World War veterans were decorated. Rev P W Haynes led grave services for pioneer minister Rev Hugh Duncan buried there. Many visitors from Dillon Butte and other towns attended. Judge Lyman Bennett gave the Sheridan high school commencement address to 26 seniors.
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Dollis Hodges
R. H. Dyers
Frank Jackson
H. B. ‘Runkel
Sheridan
P. W. Haynes
Hugh Duncan
Duncan
Bannack
Salmon
Idaho
Silver Star
Haynes
Virginia City
William Canfield
Lee S. Tower
Annie Johnson
Dillon
Arthur Hetzel
Butte
J. &. Hatfield
Jefferson Island
William Tuttle
Helena
Charles Duncan
Pasco
Washington
Sheridan High School
Lyman H. Bennett
Madison County
Rochester
Minn
Anderson
Mayor Hospital
Dyer
Missouri
Boone Rossiter
Eleanore
Chicago
Elmer Hyndman
Blanch Disney
Howard
M. C. Bray
Joe Olson
South Dakota
Henry Bose
Jackson Residents Attend Lions Convention in Butte
Members of the Lions Club from Jackson attended the convention in Butte, including Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson Mr and Mrs Martin Mrs Joe Smith Mrs Shepherd and daughter. Other locals like Mrs Lucy Jardine and daughter Helen plans to summer with relatives in Jackson.
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Mento
Jackson
Lions
Butte
Jim. Johnson
Martin
Joe , Smith
Shepherd
Lucy ’ Jardine
Helen
Portland
Oregon
Dan Pendergast
Dillon
John Peterson
Jules Wenger, Sr
John Krause
Jim Johnson
Robbers
Los Angeles
Clemon
Farmers Union Picnic at Dillmont Park Draws Crowd
Sunday event at Dillmont park attracted many attendees with a noon picnic lunch and a variety of activities. The program featured A. G. Egley of St Paul and Mr Astford of Billings delivering addresses along with ball games, races, and other contests.
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Farmers Union
Dillmont Park
A. G. Egley
St. Paul
Astford
Billings
Local residents visit Dillon area and surrounding towns
A series of social trips and visits span Tuesday to Friday with families from Grant Armstead and Butte visiting Dillon and nearby ranches. Numerous residents, including Mr and Mrs George Hughes and children, the Stockers, Kay family, Brenner and Waldemar households, plus others travel for visits and shopping. Several grantschool students earn perfect attendance certificates while Ada Waldemar heads to Medford for high school.
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L. C. Stocker
Dillon
Bob Marchesseaw
Alex Christie
Roy Stocker
Elmer Selway
Brenner Ranch
James Mansfield
Armstead
Clyde Vance
Vella Farmer
Grant
Matt Kay
Pierce
Forrest
Iowa
George Smith Ranch
Chas
P. Brenner
Red Rock
Gerry Geiger
Carl Hansen
J. C. Brenner
Chas, P
Dorothy Waldemar
Richard Pierce
Tommy Pierce
Joe Mansfield
M. R. Rand
Smith
J. Li
Waldemar
Ralph
Helen
Medford
Oregon
Ada Waldemar
Sylvester Meade
Merrill Liggett
Carrie Sheser
Glorious Fourth Hailed in Dillon Voice
Lookback at 1883 notes explain Glendale rink capacity for 1000 and fat Sam, Utah & Northern to be paid for mails, Dart brick rising on Montana and Bannack, cattle blocking tracks, near three weeks to the Fourth, patriotic fires in mountains and valleys, Dillon belles nursing babies poorly and causing them to vomit paragoric.
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Glendale
Fat Sam
Utah & Northern Railroad
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Montana and
Bannack Streets
Utah & Northern
Dillon
Belles
Beaverhead County Stock Totals and Fourth of July Tension
Assessor Noyes reports Beaverhead county hosts 71 000 sheep 11 400 horses and 30 000 cattle with stock assessed value up 215 000 from last year. Merchandise in county valued at 209 000. A plan to close mercantile establishments for the Fourth is under consideration though merchants fear lost trade from the expected crowds.
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the Tribune
Noyes
Beaverhead County
The Ol' Swimmin' Hole draws attention amid complaints
The boys arrive home soggy on rainy days while bare feet and birthday clothes draw whispers as Ol' Swimmin' Hole becomes a local sight. Ladies driving by are shocked by the youngsters frolicking in public view and with their beaux.
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Fred LA France
Jane Garnett
Drowned Son of W A Call in Cornell Reservoir
Lloyd Call, son of W A Call, was drowned Friday afternoon in the Cornell reservoir west of town. Wool clips from county ranches are being gathered with many teams, and Sylvester Hirschman oversees the North Montana street warehouse where wool is stored. Concrete sidewalk specs for Montana Street have been prepared, with work likely this summer.
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the Tribune
Lloyd Call
W. A. Call
Cornell
Sylvester ‘Hirschman
Montana Street
Miss Lynch Inherits Oyster Beds Fortune From Tacoma Region
Miss Marguerite Lynch of this city has fallen heir to a large fortune left by her grandfather. The estate comprises extensive oyster beds near Tacoma. Howard Morse, who has been at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, has returned for the summer. A prisoner named Wm. Ryland, recently arrested, argued in court that he has transgressed the laws of nature and is being punished, while claiming he was merely on his way to collect compensation for services.
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the Tribune
Marguerite Lynch
Tacoma
Howard Morse
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Wm. Ryland
Vaudeville Duo spark Hartwig Theatre show June 27
The Hollywood Revue featuring Earl Carrol's Vanities of 1931 brings top comedies in blackface and tan for a riotous act. Past vaudeville stars La France and Dunn headline. their harmony singing closes the show at Hartwig Theatre on June 27.
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Hollywood
Earl Carrol
la France
Dunn
Hartwig Theatre
Legion Post Regular Meeting on Vigilante Celebration
Beaverhead American Legion post will meet at city hall Thursday at 8 PM. Detailed reports on the Vigilante celebration scheduled for July 3 will be presented and a committee to oversee the program will be appointed. All members are urged to attend.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
First Lutheran Church announces June meetings and services
The Ladies Aid plans a no hostess meeting at the parsonage on Thursday June 15. Services are set in Dillon Sunday June 18 at 10 30 am Jackson Sunday June 25 at 2 30 pm and Wisdom Sunday June 25 at 7 30 pm.
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Orvald A. Schmidt
Ladies Aid
Dillon
Roosevelt Letter Sparks Dillion Political Speculation
A lengthy Imvek letter notes President Roosevelt's recognition of a Dillon, fueling talk he may seek city council or county commissioner posts. Critics urge patience for developments as the Dillon Tribune reports a new sign goes up over the Dillon Tribune office.
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Imvek
Roosevelt
United States
Dillon
Chas. &. Phillips
Couple narrowly escape in car rescue near Boulder
A visiting couple, Mr. and Mrs. Seage, escaped a car poised at a 45 degree angle. Their assist kept the vehicle from sliding further until a local wrecker from Boulder pulled it back onto the road.
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets at Rev Schmidt Home
The Lutheran Ladies Aid holds a no hostesses meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Rev. C. A. Schmidt.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
C. A. Schmidt
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