Rotary club elects new Dillon board of directors
A Dillon Rotary Club meeting elected C. E. Blinn H. M. Brundage Frank Eliel Linden McCullough and A T Peterson to its new board. The group will meet next week to choose a president VP and secretary. A training school operetta sketch pleased members with children in costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Blinn
H. M. Brundage
Frank Eliel
Linden, McCullough
A T. Peterson
Dillon Rotary Club
W. B. Hartwig
J. E. Monroe
Dillon Rotary
Carney Named State Game Department Official
Jack Carney, longtime local resident and former Montana Auto Supply salesman, leaves for Helena to take the post of chief office deputy in the State Game Department after appointment by State Warden Robert H. Hill. Retiring Warden C. A. Jackways becomes Superintendent of the State Fish Hatcheries. Hill, formerly a deputy sheriff, heads the department and is known across the southern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carney
Montana Auto Supply Company
Helena
State Game Department
Robert H. Hill
Carney
Beaverhead County
Madison County
C. A. Jackways
Game Department
Mr. Hill
Maison County
Popular Couple Wed in Butte Becomes Dillon Residents
James Wilmer Selway and Miss June Blair were quietly married last Monday afternoon by Rev O Farrell of the Baptist church in Butte and return to Dillon Tuesday. Both natives of Beaverhead county their romance began in high school. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Blair is a popular social figure and former Normal College student. The groom son of Mrs Edward Burles excelled in athletics at the high school and Normal College and recently bought the John H Sheser ranch near Grant. They plan to live on the ranch after a short Dillon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilmer Selway
June Blair
O’farrell
Baptist Church
Butte
Dillon
Beaverhead County
James F. Blair
Normal College
Edward Burles
John H. Sheser
Grant
Daily Messen ger brings Dillon an afternoon paper
Dillon residents now read an afternoon newspaper printed daily at local businesses and homes. Founded by Fain Alkire of Butte and George R. Baker of Dillon, the mimeographed sheet aims for 1200 copies daily and plans countywide circulation and future improvements.
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Dillon
Daily Messenger
Fain Alkire
Butte
George R. Baker
Enterprise
Alkire
Baker
The
Tribune
Woodmen Lodge Initiation Aims for 50 New Members
J H Roe organizer for the Woodmen lodge is in the city this week to recruit for the lodge. An initiation meeting is set for May 16 with an expected class of 50 new members. Three lodges from the Butte district plus one each from Twin Bridges and Ennis will attend. Lonnie Lowson made a business visit to Sheridan Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roe
Woodmen Lodge
Butte
Twin Bridges
Ennis
Rotary extends Boys' Program with broader week effort
The Rotarians extend their Boys' Program beyond one week with a broader schedule. The committee includes Pearl S. Smith Tom Luebben Frank Eliel A. T. Peterson and Fred Huber. Peterson and Linden McCullough spoke on athletics at training and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl S. Smith
Tom Luebben
Frank Eliel
A. T. Peterson
Fred Huber
Linden McCullough
Historic interest attached to old copper coil at ranch
County Surveyor George Metlen notes historical interest in a large copper condensing coil removed last Monday afternoon from the Enoch Young ranch north of the city by Sheriff Mooney and two federal agents. He recalls a dredge boat sale he placed records for years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Metlen
Enoch Young
Mooney
Metlen
Mrs. Martin Passes Away At Home
Mrs Martin died peacefully at her South Ida Street home from a heart condition after several weeks of illness. Born November 14 1859 in Nashville Illinois she and her husband Dr Albert C Martin moved west after marriage first settling in Fort Collins Colorado before later relocating.
Moonshine Ring Busted on Bon Accord Property
On the Bon Accord property east of Bannack a still was found in the basement of Enoch Young's dryland ranch. Young and Oscar Garner were arrested and charged with possession of a still and manufacture of moonshine. Both pleaded not guilty and were bonded for trial. About 850 gallons of mash were recovered. no finished liquor was found as the still had just been heated for a run.
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Bannack
Enoch Young
Oscar Garner
Young
Phillips
Justice Court
District Court
Freshmen Win Interclass Track Meet at Beaverhead
Freshmen captured the inter-class track meet at Beaverhead County High School with 40 points, trailing Seniors 38, Sophomores 85, and Juniors 31 on the new east track. Elwyn Metzel led scoring with 18 points as plans for an invitation meet with Twin Bridges Sheridan and Butte loom. The revival of track promises a strong state meet in Missoula.
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Beaverhead County High School
Elwyn Metzel
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Butte
Missoula
Forestry official lectures on American Forest Week
Forest Supervisor John B. Somers lectured at Normal college, a high school, and the Training school on American Forest Week. His talk featured slides showing logging scenes in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Somers
Normal College
Northwest
Mrs. Martin Dies in Deer Lodge After Long Service
Mrs. Martin widow of Dr. Martin former president of Montana State College dies in Deer Lodge. She was active in the Presbyterian church the Eastern Star and city rest room. Funeral set for Saturday at 10 30 from the house with Rev. Groenevich officiating interment in Mountain View Cemetery. Her sons Harry unknown and Charles formerly a state prison warden now in Butte.
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Mountain View
Martin
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Charles
Butte
Funeral Services For A R Barshaw Large Attendance
A large Dillon gathering traveled to Twin Bridges last Sunday for the funeral of Archie R. Barshaw. The Dillon Blue Lodge and Elk's Lodge of Virginia City led the service with St Elmo Commandery providing an escort. Pallbearers included Clarence Hocking, Perry Bower, C W Oberm, Fred Woodside, Charles Price and Joe Newnes. Interment was in the Masonic section of Twin Bridges cemetery with many floral tributes.
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Dillon
Twin Bridges
Archie R. Barshaw
Dillon Blue Lodge
The
Masons
Elk’s Lodge
Virginia’ City
St. Elmo Commandery
Clarence Hocking
Perry Bower
C. W. Oberm
Fred Woodside
Charles Price
Joe Newnes
Collision of two planes at Kelly Field shocks San Antonio
Two fighting planes collided about a mile in the air at Kelly Field Texas. The pilots jumped and opened parachutes, floating down side by side to safety, while the planes crashed to earth in roaring fires.
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Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Training School Holds Track Meet Yesterday
Henry Hignight set strong marks in pole vault and half mile at yesterday's track meet at the high school track. Three divisions of boys and girls competed in dashes jumps shot put discus and relays with Sixth A posting the top score. Banning captured three firsts for 6 A and the girls beat Normal College 21 to 17 in a baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hignight
Ralph Banning
Training School
Normal College
Baby Girl Arrives At Barrett Hospital
A baby girl was born last Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tower of this city at Barrett hospital. The Tower family now has three girls and a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Mrs. Lee Tower
Barrett Hospital
Forest Week Display Highlights America's Timber Heritage
A window display at the former Security State Bank marks National Forest Week proclaimed by President Coolidge. It features Beav erhead county scenery around Bald Mountain near Dillon with a fire-scarred landscape, cross sections of native and foreign woods, and a 269 year old tree slab.
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Security State Bank
Coolide
America
Beaverhead
Bald Mountain
Dillon
Boston Common
Three Arrests Made In Cabbage Patch Dry-Law Raid
Sheriff Dan Mooney and Chief Nelson led a raid at the Cabbage Patch arrested W. O. McCormick for unlawful possession of liquor with prohibitive content and bound over for district court. Charles Humes and Tom McClellan pleaded not guilty to unlawful sale and posted bonds for trial. Mary Ling was jailed for six months on a drunk and disorderly charge but released to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mooney
Nelson
Phillips
W. O. McCormick
Charles Humes
Tom McClellan
Mary Ling
Supreme Court Justice Rules on Sunday Selling Case
Justice Cropsey rules that ham and eggs are not drugs and the defendant should have argued his eggs were fertilizer. The remark suggests any city jury would have agreed with that defense.
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Supreme Court
Cropsey
Brundage Undertaking Parlors Refinished on Montana Street
The Brundage undertaking parlors on Montana street have undergone a two week renovation. The offices and chapel now feature papered and painted rooms with new lighting fixtures. Flooring and furnishings have been improved to present a pleasing and attractive appearance.
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Brundage Undertaking
Montana Street
Miss Cora Taylor Dies After Sudden Illness in Dillon
Cora Vivian Taylor age 24 died at Barrett hospital after a brief illness following a year of declining health. Born Hillsboro New Brunswick March 18 1884 she moved with her family to Idaho and later Dillon. Survived by mother Louise Taylor brothers Levant Roycoe and Carl with cousins and other relatives. Funeral was held from the I L Poindexter home with Rev. Hurley officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Cora V. Taylor
Louise Taylor
Barrett Hospital
Miss Taylor
Feliel’s
Cora Vivian Taylor
Hillsboro
New Brunswick
Carl B. Taylor
Spring Mountain
Idaho
Taylor
Ter
Bamnack
Beaverhead
Elel Bros
Carl
Levant
Wat Roycoe
Pablo. Mont
BE. L. Poindexter
Walter Taylor
Arthur Graeter
Texas
I. L. Poindexter
South Idaho Street
KE. L. Hurley
the Baptist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Lambert Kiel
John Neil
Frances Tonney
Charles Burden
J. F. Wiksdal
W. C. Jennings
Beaverhead County
A Husband Defends Woman With Rude Yet Honest Verse
A quote frames a husband defining a wife as someone to whom he may be rude without needing to apologize, presenting a provocative view on marital dynamics and mutual tolerance.
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Rotary
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Hartwig
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Red Lion
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