Ranchman Daniel Tovey Passes in Logan Utah
Beaverhead County resident Daniel Tovey died of a heart attack in Logan Utah at his daughter Mrs. Walter Welts home. He was born January 8 1868 in Box Elder Utah and lived in the Big Hole basin ranching before retiring eight years ago. He is survived by three sons Daniel Jr Wisdom and a son in Dillon, a daughter, a brother, a sister and grandchildren.
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Beaverhead
Logan
Utah
Walter Welts
Daniel Tovey
W. D. Tovey
Box. Elder
Mr. Tovey
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
New York City
Daniel Tovey, Jr
Wisdom
David Tovey
Marjorie Jones
Malad
Idaho
Fall Term of Court Opened with Jury Selections
A jury was selected Tuesday morning for the case of Lawrence Oulette and C. K. Roper charged with burglarizing cabins at Brown's Lake resort. The trial opened with Frame and Dubie of Butte for the defense and County Attorney James Kelly for the state. Jurors include Noah Allen, Dillon. A L Allen, Dillon. John A Anderson, Dillon. J T Armitage, Wisdom. and others from Dillon, Wisdom, Lima, and Grant. The civil suit Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden vs Jack Barrett was vacated and rescheduled for Friday Nov 8. The docket also lists J Warren Shaw vs W B Hartwig et al. as the next suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Oulette
C. K. Roper
Brown's Lake Resort
Frame and Dubie of
Butte
James Kelly
F. P.sinnot
Pat McMenomey
Darel KE. Peterson
Carl W. Nelson
Frank H. Pendleton
Noah Allen
William Logan
Fred Lyon
Nels Christensen
A. L. Cox
D. A. Galt
Hans Henningson
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Jack Barrett
J. ‘Warren Shaw
W. B. Hartwig
Jennings Accepts Cashier Post At Twin Bridges Bank
William C. Jennings of Dillon has accepted the cashier position at the First National Bank of Twin Bridges and will assume office this week. He previously served 17 years with the First National Bank of Dillon, six years as cashier, and earlier was cashier in Centralia, Missouri, before moving to Dillon in 1909. Friends applaud his advancement and glad tidings are shared.
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William C. Jennings
First “ National Bank of
Twin Bridges
Jennings
First National Bank
Dillon
Centralia
Montana Link Extension Reaches Bannack Pass Road
Leadore Idaho The Leadore Chamber of Commerce reports that the forestry department and the Bureau of Public Roads extended the Montana side of the Bannack pass road to the foot of the hill about four and a half miles. The road becomes a forest project linking with Idaho forest highway No. 31, meeting Montana’s most needed construction and now eligible for forest funds.
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Leadore
Idaho
Mrs. F. C. McFadden Leads Dillon Christmas Seal Drive
Mrs. F. C. McFadden is named chairwoman of the Dillon Christmas Seal sale for the Montana Tuberculosis Association. Other committee members include Mrs. Forest Bayerd Mrs. H. M. Brundage and Miss Violet Eastman. The drive emphasizes that 95 percent of funds stay in Montana for TB prevention with five percent aiding national research and health programs statewide.
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F. C. McFadden
Montana
National Tuberculosis Association
Centennial Valley ranchman found murdered near Alaska Basin
Rob ert V. Allen, a Centennial valley rancher, was beaten and shot, his body found by neighbor James Blair. Police seek William Cannon, missing since Oct 18, amid theories of a neighbor feud and possible self harm by Cannon. Autopsy confirms a single bullet injuring lungs and spine.
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Robert V. Allen
Centennial Valley
James Blair
William Cannon
Allen
Alaska Basin
Calhan
Hanchman
Hayden
Orr
Allen Ranch
Dillon
Paul Stahl
James Phillips
Brundage Funeral Home
Orrand
James McCollum
Poindexter
Stephan
Bergeson Motors and Beaverhead Auto Sales Consolidate
Dillon combines Bergeson Motors Co and Beaverhead Auto Sales into Bergeson Beaverhead Co. The Bergeson stock and fixtures move to Glendale street and form a premier garage. D. A. Galt becomes sales manager. O. A. Bergeson heads office and shop with Ford service and parts highlighted.
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Beaverhead Auto Sales Co
Bergeson Motors
Dillon
Bergeson Motors Co., Inc
Klein
Helena Street
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Glendale Street
Bergeson-Beaverhead Co
Bergeson
Beaverhead
D. A. Galt
O. A. Bergeson
Galt
Ford Agency
Ford
Girl Scouts Card Party Set for Friday Evening
The Girl Scouts community committee will hold its annual card party Friday evening, November 10, at 8 o'clock at the St James guild hall. There will be a door prize and auction and contract bridge with refreshments served.
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Girl Scouts Community Committee
St. James Guild Hall
Wild West Stunts Lead to Dillon Disturbance Arrest
George Burnett, a noted rider, attempted to enter two Dillon businesses atop a horse, defying dismount rules. Police jailed him overnight on a disturbance charge, as officials recall the pioneer days of such stunt rides.
Six States Vote on Repeal in November Seven
Prohibition repeal votes in six states Pennsylvan ia Ohio Kentucky Utah North and South Carolina will determine if the eighteenth amendment is struck from the constitution. Anti prohibitionists expect wins in these states while the drys seal a strong fight noting potential tight squeezes in North Carolina and Ohio. Ratification could occur after December 5 or 6 depending on state conventions. There will be no Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting this week.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Utah
North
South Carolina
Drys
North Carolina
Red Cross Roll Call Opens Soon in Beaverhead County
J C Faller appointed Roll Call chairman predicts a swift Red Cross membership drive in Beaverhead County between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving. He notes the campaign aims to reach every adult and cites the organization’s essential national role.
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American Red Cross
J.C. Faller
Beaverhead County
Red Cross
Former City Resident Edward J Ripley Dead in Los Angeles
Edward J. Ripley, once of Dillon and a longtime partner with I Provost in running a local saloon, died Saturday at his Los Angeles home after a brief illness. Born September 12, 1851 in Clarinda Iowa, he came to Dillon in 1899 and later moved west. Survived by his widow and son Eilmer.
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S. 5
Lima
Eilmer
Humane Side Of Farm Loan Act Illustrated
The case of Martin Markovich a rancher near Dillon shows the humane side of the national farm mortgage act. Listening to President Roosevelt he wired for help when facing foreclosure and a federal loan investigator visited to assess warrantable relief. Also noted are visits by Misses Catherine and Mary Michelish of Lima with Dillon friends.
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Martin Markovich
Dillon
Markovich
Roosevelt
Catherine
Mary Michelish
Lima
New Enterprise Promises Dillon Manufacturing Growth
Keith G. Seidensticker, formerly of Twins Bridges, moved to Dillon to launch a plant producing a constant voltage regulator he invented. He has arranged with Rev. Automobile Manufacturing and Sunbeam Motor to support production, and REO rep H B LeClaire closed negotiations for product acceptance. The Seidensticker Manufacturing Company is organized to produce the alternating current generator.
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Dillon
Keith G. Seidensticker
Twins Bridges
Mr. Seidensticker
Rev. Automobile Manufacturing Company
Sunbeam Motor Motor
Los Angeles
Tor
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J. T. Armitage
Geo. E. Baker
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Walter M. Clapp
Grant
Fred Crouse
Roy B. Herndon
Earl J. Keane
Bridges Bank
Uncle Sam
United States
Willard Albright
Ralph McFadden
Albright
United State
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Porto Rico
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Ike
St. Louis Post Dispatch
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William Calnan
Allen Sunday
Sesfi Newman
Joe Buck, Jr
Frank Jones
Barney Bray
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Cannon
Wild
J. C. Faller
County
E. J. Ripley
California
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