Ralph Bulla Dies in Road Accident West of Dillon
Ralph Bulla aged 67, longtime resident, was killed Saturday afternoon when a hay rack overturned near the A C Marrow ranch four miles west of Dillon. Investigators found soft roadside dirt caused the rack to detach. Bulla died from a fractured skull. Survived by a sister Mrs Giles and a niece and nephew. Funeral held Tuesday at Brundelage chapel with Rev H J Schmidt officiating. Interment Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bulla
A. C
Bulla
Albany
Selway Sheep
Nelson School All Swelled Up
Miss Mildred Schuler, teacher at the Nelson school, and all the pupils are confined to their homes with mumps in the city outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson School
Mildred Schuler
Nelison School
Hospital Tea for Barrett Hospital Draws Wide Support
The annual silver tea at St James guild hall last Saturday raised a substantial sum for Barrett hospital. The event, organized by city church groups, featured old time photographs, high school choir performances, a photography talk, a Gargoyle club playlet, a Ruth Phelps dance segment, and a Dillon Choral club finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Hospital
St. James Guild Hall
Dillon
J. C. Jeppson
WTNT
Ander
Mildred Buckneberg
John T. Orr
Gargoyle Club
The
Normal College
Ruth Phelps
Dillon Choral Club
Gopher Control Meeting Set in Beaverhead County
County Agent Berard Williams called a meeting of Beaverhead ranchers for a gopher control campaign next Saturday afternoon in the council room of City Hall. Discussion will cover formation of gopher extermination districts and poisoned grain supply offered to ranchers at minimal cost.
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Berard Williams
Beaverhead County
Couple Observes Emerald Wedding in Bannack Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Driscoll of Eugene Oregon former Bannack residents celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary in Bannack with family and friends. They married March 18 1880 in Richmond Virginia and raised thirteen children with twelve still living. Their great granddaughter Maxine Willingham joined the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Driscoll
Eugene
Oregon
Bannack
H. C. Pierce
Citizens Committee Meets on Scouting Plans in City Hall
A Citizens Committee meeting discussed National Scout Jamboree plans in Washington D C for next August Sea Scouting expansion for older Scouts Cubs in Scouting consideration and spring rank advancement. Officers elected include Dr Robert E Albright chairman E L Fairbanks secretary and George C Farrell commissioner with committees to be named later. The gathering listed O E Hoover J E Kelly J C Wedum W W Wahl F A Hazelbaker Ott Gordon T Lee McCracken H D Jewett Fielding Graves Rev J A Meeke James Redburn and C H Sperling among attendees. The St Patrick's day celebration drew a raffle winner John McLean for a hand embroidered robe donated by St Rose guild.
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Citizens’ Committee For
Boy Scout Movement
O. E. Hoover
Silver Bow
Washington, D. C
George Farrell
J. E. Kelly
Citizens’ Committee
Robert E. Albright
E. L. Raylbanks
George C. Farrell
Silver Bow Area
J. C. Wedum
W.W. Wahl
F. A. Hazelbaker
Ott Gordon
T. Lee McCracken
H. D. Jewett
Fielding Graves
E. L. Fairbanks
R. D. Curry
J. A. Meeke
James Redburn
C. H. Sperling
Federal and State Agents Raid Dillon Establishments
Federal agents from the alcohol unit joined state officers in raids in Dillon last week at the Crystal bar, the Buffet, and the Montana Hardware store for alleged evasion or possession of liquor. Burdick was arrested at Bannack by state agents aided by the sheriff, and U.S. Commissioner F A Hazelbaker released two defendants on $500 bonds. Sheriff McCollum warns licenseless beer sellers of immediate arrest.
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Federal Alcohol Unit Enforcement Bureau
City
Crystal Bar
Center Street
Bannack
Montana Hardware Store
Idaho Street
Federal Alcohol Unit
Dillon
Crystal Rooms
Montana Street
Burdick
McCollum
Celebration planned by American Legion area post
The American Legion formed a committee led by George R. Baker to select a site for a post clubhouse and plan a revenue program. Dillon aims for a Fourth of July community celebration to attract visitors from nearby towns. Ben Davis C M Casterline and Harold Warner organize Junior baseball with inter-city plans and a spring vaudeville show to raise funds. Nor mal college athletes staged amateur boxing and wrestling to conclude with a Dutch lunch.
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American Legion
George R. Baker
Dillon
D. W. Paddock
Ben Davis
C. M. Casterline
Harold Warner
Legion
P T A Holds Meeting Tuesday Afternoon
A regular P T A meeting at the training school heard Rev O A Schmidt stress church based character development for youth. The group endorsed the city milk ordinance and gifted three dozen chairs to the lunch room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Schmidt
Miss
Leona Seibert
Betty
Les Messenger
Gordon _ Wheaton
Dean Shaffner
Mary Fuller
Alrt Sorenson
Phyllis Davis
David Hartwig
Evelyn Davis
Polly Tower
Inella Stickney
Westwoods Third in State Independent Tournament
Westwood independents finished third in the state independent race after an overtime loss to the Bozeman Guardsmen 43 38. They had led 23 9 at halftime and 37 all in regulation, then beat Great Falls De Molays 40 25 for third.
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Bozeman Guardsmen
Westwood Independents
Freebourns of
Butte
Westwoods
Guardsmen
Bozeman
Great Falls de Molays
Roberts Motors
Helena
Darnalites
Bulldog
Wetzel
Crocker
Rouse
Dyche
McGinley
Laddie the dog loses a paw in railroad yard accident
A small dog owned by Harry Colfer was injured Tuesday evening when a box car bumped by an engine caught it under the wheels. Dr. Morrow amputated the left front paw and the patient is reportedly recovering well. Mrs. A M Tate of Alder visits Dillon relatives.
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Laddie
Harry Colfer
Playgrounds and education linked by social growth
Miss Stickney outlines a playground plan focusing on cultivation and civilization to develop youth morally intellectually and socially. She stresses that individuals must fit into the community and develop leadership while Dillon may gain a supervised playground with age appropriate equipment. Mrs Warner leads group songs at program’s end with Mrs Ben Davis at the piano.
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Stickney
Dillon
City Caucus Set Tonight To Choose City Officials
Mayor B W Emerick calls a city caucus at the city hall auditorium this Thursday evening March 21. Candidates will be chosen for mayor police judge city treasurer and one alderman from each ward. Expiring aldermen are H M Brundage A F Waldorf Lindley Phillips and Fred Woodside.
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B. W. Emerick
H. M. Brundage
A. F. Waldorf
Lindley Phillips
Fred Woodside
Dillon Country Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Dillon Country Club met at city hall with President W. B. Hartwig presiding. J. W. Rees was elected to the board. dues stay at 10 dollars with a 5 dollar initiation fee for new members and April 1 payment deadline.
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Dillon Country Club
City Hall Council
W. B. Hartwig
J. W. Rees
Dillon B P W Club Holds Meeting
Luella Stickney presided over a Dillon Business and Professional Women's club meeting at Gleed's. After dinner, talks and discussions on the better community movement followed. A fundraising event was planned with Fern Schuyler chairing. The club voted to affiliate with the International Federation and planned a membership drive.
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Luella Stickney
Dillon Bus‘iness and Professional Women’s Club
Gleed’s
Better Community Movement
Fern Schuyler
Hayess Baxter
Dana Smith
Mary Polich
Alma Christensen
International Federation
Berthana Koontz
Harriet Bills
Selma Herr
Lecture on India to be Given Here
Major D Johnstone and Lieutenant David Davidson of the Salvation Army plan a Monday April 1 lecture at the Beaverhead County High School auditorium about their 14 years in India. They will display trophies said to be used in Hindu rites and Davidson will lead the music. admission is 25 cents.
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D. Johnstone
David Davidson
Salvation Army
Beaverhead County High School
Johnstone
India
Davidson
Dillon Rotarians Hear Vocational Talk and Global Briefs
Monday evening Dillon Rotary Club met with chairman A. F. Waldorf. Guests included J. Arthur Thompson of Tacoma B N Stevenson C J Beaudry Jesse Whitney Antrim Barnes and Normal College students. T Lee McCracken spoke on retail costs margins and turnover. Dr Roberti Albright discussed private building growth and forecast wheat yields while noting political deadlock and international tensions. Next week Dr Donald Light and Mr Hendricks are listed as visitors.
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A. F. Waldorf
Dillon Rotary Club
J. Arthur Thompson
Tacoma
B. N. Stevenson
C. J. Beaudry
Jesse Whitney
Antrim ‘Barnes
The
Normal College
T. Lee McCracken
Dunn- Bradstreet
Germany
France
Italy
Abyssinia
Greece
Donald Light
Light
Harvard
Stanford
Technical University of
Dresden
New Jersey
Hendricks
State Game Commission
New City Drug Store Owned by Dillon Youth
William Mitchell Jr., a Dillon resident and former manager of City Drug Company, purchased all stock fixtures and assets. The store will be restocked and run as City Drug Store continuing at the same location and under the original founder’s name. Mrs. White visits from California. prior owner Frank B. Rife, a Medicine Lodge ranchman, had held the business.
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William Mitchell, Jr
Dillon
City Drug Company, Inc
City
Mitchell
City Drug Store
N. M. White
County Commissioners Hold March 1935 Session in Beaverhead
Beaverhead County Montana held regular meetings March 4 and 5 1935 with Commissioners Martin C. Jackson Edgar B. Rife and W B Hartwig and Clerk Albert S. Baker present. They approved minutes and state examination reports and granted L M Gilman authority to build a telephone line along Cemetery Road to his dairy farm. The board discussed leasing the Big Hole Irrigation District with the State Commissioner of Lands and Investments in Helena.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Martin C. Jackson
Edgar B. Rife
W. B. Hartwig
Albert S. Baker
Bernard R. Williams
L. M. Gilman
Cemetery Road
Big Hole
State Commissioner of Lands and Investments
Helena
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St. Rose Guild
John McLean
St. Patrick’s
Federal
Feds
U. S
Brisk
A. M. Tate
Alder
Rotarians
Lee McCracken
City Drug CO
Wm. H. Mitchell, Jr
Pioneer Pharmacy of
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