Tabulated Returns
The complete tabulated returns of the county vote with the exception of the amendments will be found on page 6.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
1
The complete tabulated returns of the county vote with the exception of the amendments will be found on page 6.
T D Bennett aged 43 and longtime Dillon resident died last Friday evening from heart trouble at his West Side home after years of illness. He recently recovered from typhoid to resume work as a salesman for Western Wholesale Grocery. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Edward Smith officiating. burial followed at Mountain View cemetery. Survived by his wife and young son, the community extends its sympathy.
Tax collections started on Monday morning at the office of the county treasurer Miss Georgia Mathews. Taxes are collected during November with the delinquent list attaching a penalty to unpaid taxes after the month ends.
Polaris notes Mrs Pauline Pahnish Edith Pahnish and Will Pahnish returning to Grasshopper after western trip to vote on Tuesday Will Pendergast visits Elkhorn mine to cast vote for Harding and Dixon Will Copeland and Bill Corbett lease and bond old Cumberland lode for development Rich ore shipments from Garrett mining district hauled by George Roberts with Boston Montana mine experts sampling Baldy mountain properties Ed Ripley brings crew to Elkhorn for mining claims Walter Holliday and Larry Daly process hogs with a tale of one pig dying of fright Mrs E A Marchesseau returns from Roberts Idaho to visit daughter Mrs J J Brown Residents Larry Daly and Ruth Marchesseau head to Missoula for university attendance Mary Purdy and baby leave Judge ranch for Dillon Andy Hayes Clayton Tritt go to Elkhorn to hibernate Polaris precinct reports Republican majority Grasshoppers serve election day cats to officials Sam Jewell trips to Butte Mrs Gourley travels to Iowa Constance Longmyre hikes to store to celebrate election day.
Fred Rife of Horse Prairie was in town yesterday after his family, aligning with local chatter on his return from a family outing.
Five faculty members and four students will travel to Jackson Friday to present a county high school program. The following night the entertainment will be at Wisdom to stimulate local high school interest. The program includes piano solos Chopin Fr. Op. 64 No. 4 by Eva Coffee renamed Florette, readings The Old Settler's Story by Wyman Smith, songs Heartsease and Beaverhead County High School, violin solo Paul Judge Readine, and discussions of agricultural plans by John C. Quimby.
Reports show large student turnout for the opening basketball practice and intraclass tournament planned for next month. George Hildreth returns as a contributing substitute, boosting prospects though final lineup remains uncertain amid early-season uncertainty. The season highlights include a successful screening of The Bottom of the World and upcoming ten reel program at the high school.
Service man Joe Anderson of Company K 35th division is missing from hospital No 21 Aurora Colorado since August 28 1918 Information to his mother Mrs M Anderson Dillon Montana is gratefully received
Beaver County voters backed national and state Republican tickets in last Tuesday’s election. Harding won the county by 1191, Dixon over Wheeler by 1759, and Republicans swept county offices with two exceptions. Georgia Mathews set a county record majority for treasurer, while John S. Baker and Henry G. Rodgers also won large margins for county clerk and state representative respectively.
The annual Halloween party occurred in the dormitory with decorations and student stunts from the new faculty alumni and classes. A convocation on November 3 highlighted a Better Speech Week play The Conspirators directed by Miss Ketchum and Professor Clark.
Miss Miles from Shoshone Idaho visited Friday October 29 to share ideas as Idaho ranked eighteenth to Montana's first in a state survey. A bond election at the school building passed 165 to 1 for 57 000 to complete and equip a new primary building. Mothers of kindergarten children formed a Kinder garden Mothers Club with 30 members naming officers. Helen Jolley of North Dakota will supervise physical education expected by week end. Silent reading tests were given November 4 for third and ungraded grammar grades. No school on Election Day November 2 by state law.
Beaverhead County Commissioners meet in regular session noting routine business and approving claims. They halt all land classification work due to cost concerns and review a petition to establish a new county road in Red Rock District with viewers named McKnight, Chapman, and Fitter. County valued at 9 886 345 dollars. warrants issued for numerous expenses and salaries.
City Attorney Rogers spoke on The Church and Municipal Dillon. Miss Dorchester of the Good Government league discussed Women and the Ballet. Prof. Clark addressed The Church and Dillon Educational Interests, delivering an impressive and suggestive session to the audience.
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