Esteemed Matron Mrs Lauterbach Dies After Illness
Mrs. Josephine G Lauterbach wife of Max Lauterbach longtime Bea verhead county resident died at her South Washington street home after a paralytic stroke following several days of illness. She was 77 born in Norway naturalized by her 1894 marriage survived by husband sister in city brother in Los Angeles and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at First Lutheran Church with Rev Orval A Schmidt officiating and interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Josephine G. ‘Lauterbach
Max Lauterbach
Beaverhead County
South Washington Street
Lauterbach
Norway
America
Blacktail
Twin Bridges
California
George Stimpson
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
First Lutheran Church
Orval A. Schmidt
Mountain View
Old Court House Remembered as Landmark and School
Tribune reports a past article on the old two story parish house near St. James Episcopal church. It notes Selway bought it for lumber to build sheds and corrals, with an alley cut through the block. It recalls use as school from 1880 81 to 1888, and as county court until 1881, preceding the 1888 courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Episcopalian Church
Bannack
Dillon
Bapnack
DAR selects state officers at annual conference in Great Falls
Mrs J W Scott Mrs T F Mc Fadden and Mrs Fred Woodside returned from Great Falls where they attended the annual state conference of Daughters of the American Revolution. The meeting drew a large turnout and the program was highly interesting. Mrs Woodside was elected state vice regent and next year's meeting will be in Billings.
Ranchmen Protest New Grazing Fees in Montana County
A Bedrock Valley Livestock association meeting at Dell Beaverhead county Montana demands action on grazing fees. Ranchers call for deferment or cancellation of half payments and a new fee schedule due to deflation and high costs. They seek help from Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace and oppose Jardine’s 1927 forest grazing charges.
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Bedrock Valley Livestock Association
Dell
National Forest
Beaverhead County
Montana
Henry A. Wallace
Jardine
Parent Teachers to Meet Tonight in Training School
Parent Teachers' association presents a program Thursday March 380 in the assembly room of the training school. A fathers committee leads the plan urging attendance with H D Jewett presiding. The program includes Pioneer troop Girl Scouts selections under Mrs Foor, 10 minute talks by Dr May and Leroy Gilbert, and a pageant titled Mountain.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
H.D. Jewett
Pioneer
Fol Foor
Doris Dean
Helen Klebba
Vivian Allsup
Dorothy Bangs
Alice May
Dorothy Spegar
Helen Devaney
Dorothy Ann Davis
Fift ieth Anniversary of Baptist Church Observed
The First Baptist Church of Dillon marks its fiftieth anniversary with a three part program next Sunday. Special edition of the Dillon Daily Messenger will share early history. speakers include Mrs Foote Mrs Taylor Miss Lewis Mrs Perkins Mr Albright Rev O A Schmidt.
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First Baptist Church
Dillon Daily Messenger
Dillon
M. T. Lamb
Glendale
Montana Street
Dillon Hotel
Lamb
First Baptist Church of
Foote
Taylor
Lewis
Perkins
Albright
O. A. Sehmidt
Dillon Independents Crown State Basketball Champions
Dillon Independents defeated the Butte Freebournes 89 to 43 to win the state independent basketball title at Great Falls. Led by center Brick Breeden the team also beat Sand Coulee 58-33 and Great Falls Furniture 37-85 and Great Falls Demolays 47-29 to claim the crown, with Breeden named standout of the tournament.
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Butte Freebournes
Great Falls
Brick
Breeden
Quint
Sand Coulee
Great Falls Furniture Quint
Callahan
Vandegrift
Rouse
Dillon Young Pianist Receives Praises From Listeners
Tommy Newnes learned from KGIR on Friday morning that many letters arrived from Butte, Anaconda, Bozeman, and Dillon praising his recent piano broadcast. Listeners said the performances would credit to adult performers and request a similar program soon.
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Butte
Anaconda
Bozeman
Dillon
Grasshopper Warning Predicts Varied Summer Infestations
State entomologists warn Beaverhead and several counties to expect light to moderate grasshopper trouble this summer 1983. Areas likely to see outbreaks include Fergus Valley and eastern counties while Lake and Flathead counties benefit from prior control efforts.
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Tribune
Beaverhead
Montana Agricultural Extention Station
United States Bureau of Entomology
Lake
Flathead
Centennial Valley
Toule
Pondera
Teton
Cascade
Hill
Judith Basin
Fergus
Fergus County
Valley
Daniels
Roosevelt
Richland
Dawson
Wibaux
Valley County
Beavorhead County Judges 18 Beer Permit Applications
Beaverhead county commissioners held a special session to review beer permit applications. Eighteen were approved as to moral character and sent to the state Board of Equalization. others were tabled. Wholesale licenses will be issued by the state board in Helena. restaurant and retail licenses are expected to be granted before April 7.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Beaverhead
State Board of Equalization
Helena
Stockmen Visit Governor Cooney Over State Land Leases
Delegation from Dillon led by Senator George Melton and Representative Joe Metlen met Governor Cooney in Helena to discuss protections for stockmen under House Bill 207. They backed a suit seeking to block leases by the public land commissioner, arguing the 60 percent rate cut would not yield fair state revenue, while noting current market lows. Governor Cooney pledged protection for leases pending a final decision, joined by ranchers including Senator Williams and Murray Stebbins.
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Dillon
George Melton
Joe Metlen
W. ,G. Gilbert
Howard Morse
W. C. Orr
Cooney
Public Land Commissioner
Senator Williams
Deer Lodge
Murray Stebbins
J. Dagegert
Ind. Phillips
Montana Game Resources Topic At Dillon Rotary Meeting
UW Sandvig spoke on Game Resources of Montana describing census methods using airplanes. He cited deer totals around 52 000 statewide, elk about 15 000, moose 1 600, antelope 860, mountain goats and grizzly bears plentiful. Henry Coulam noted railroad community ties and trucking regulation effects. A 40-member Dillon Rotary delegation visited Twin Bridges for a reciprocal intercity gathering.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Metlen
UW. Sandvig
Forestry Office
Montana
Sunding
Lathead
Forestry Department
Maine
Minnesota
Wyoming
Idaho
Charles JL. Niblack
E. E. Vazel
Grace McCoy -Redburmn
Henry Coulam
Union Pacific
Dilton
Twin Bridges
Rotary Club
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Old Court House
Livestock Association
Baptist Church
Bulldog
Breeden Cup
New Montana
Hansen Cafe
Ott Vandegrift
Lambert Eliel
Beavers
N Breeden
A“ Anderson
Thompson
Freebourns
Brown
Freebourn
F McGinley
Smith
Kristich
G. Lyons
Kgir
Tommy Newnes
Sighteen
Er, D. Sandvig
Rotary
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