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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1920

Page

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Beaverhead County Board Session Adopts Road Plan

Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met November 8 1920 to review a road petition by O C Gosman et al and discuss deeds for right of way. Viewers recommended a 32 foot road with fencing commitments from local landholders and a future county clerk record of deeds.

Board of Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana D. D. McKnight D. M. Be Sihar Vera M. Baker Lins Hubert Smith Axes Canyon Melrose Silver Bow Beaverhead Court House Dillon D.D. “McKnigh J. EB. Shaw D. M. Best Vern ‘M. Baker Pennington Ford D. C. McKnight Henry Fitter W. E. Chapman C. Gosman O. C. Gosman C. C. Gosman Big Ranch G. A. McNinch Ed Gleed J. A. West Glesd

Tragic Big-Game Hunt Ends in Idaho Man Found Dead

Carl Odstrom 24 vanished Monday while hunting with friends on the Lemhi Idaho side of the divide. His body was found Tuesday in dense jack pines seven miles from the Donovan ranch on Horse Prairie. Death attributed to exhaustion. Coroner Brundage in Dillon arranged for an inquest. Odstrom had worked at the Hayve Hansen ranch near Leadore. The remains were brought to Dillon yesterday and a cousin in Butte was sought.

Carl Odstrom Lemhi Idaho Tuesda Donovan Ranch Horse Prairie Coadi Brundage Odstrom Hayve Hansen Leadore Qadstom Donovan Cme Dillon Brundage Butte Brundage Undertaking

District Court Case Heads to Virginia City

Attorneys Ww W. Gilbert and H. G. Rodgers traveled to Virginia City yesterday to defend Roy Lund who faces trial in a court case. George Ditty, a local stockman, will testify as a witness. Vincent Heavey required stitches after a Sunday knee wound. Christian Petersen remains a patient at Curtis hospital with throat trouble.

District Court W. G. Gilbert H. G. Rodgers Virginia’ City Roy .Lund George Ditty Vincent Heavey Christian Petersen Ia Curtis ‘Hospital

Xavier Renois Pioneer of Bannack Dies by Own Hand

The death of Xavier Renois at Bannack last Thursday is detailed by the coroner. Renois had suffered a long illness and financial reverses, and was found in his chair with a shotgun across his chest after borrowing it to kill a rat. Born March 31, 1888 in Quebec, he came west with his uncle Clovis Renois in 1864 to Montana, helped build Bannack’s early structures, including Beavershead county’s first courthouse, and was a longtime contractor and Democrat.

X. Renois Bannack Brundage Renois Xavier Renois Quebec Canada Ambroise Louis Benois Xavier Rendis America St. Louis Clovis Renois Montana Beaverhead The Democratic Party

Beaverhead Girls Attend Vocational Congress in Bozeman

Two Beaverhead High School girls and chaperone Mrs. F D Willis travel from Dillon to Bozeman for the Girls Vocational Congress in session through Saturday. Miss Ella Free attends Shakespeare club while Miss Frances Forsgren represents the Good Government club. They will take notes and report back to their clubs.

Beaverhead High School F. D. Willis Dillon Bozeman Girls’ Vocational Congress Ella Free Shakespeare Club Frances Forsgren Good Government

Bud McGrath Sentenced In Prohibition Case

Bud McGrath owner of Buds Place a North Main Street pool hall and soda shop changed his plea to guilty in federal court. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for maintaining a nuisance by keeping and selling liquor in violation of the federal prohibition law.

Butte’ Miner Bud McGrath

Death claims Anita Stamm in Dillon

Anita Stamm died after a two week illness of a virulent bronchial pneumonia at 6 25 p m with her father Walter brother and aunt Rose Stamm and close friends at her bedside. She was born in Dillon on June 19 and after Beaverhead County High School graduation in 1919 studied at the Normal college. Survived by her father Albert Stamm jeweler and brother Walter she was loved for her Christian disposition and bright personality. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Rose Catholic Church with interment in Mountain View cemetery.

Anita Stamm Anita Jacie Dillon Anita Rose Stamm Dillon Public Beaverhead County Normal College Walter Madison, Wis Albert Stamm Miss Rose Stamm St. Rose Catholic Church Father Daniel Foley Mountain View Cemetery

Ladies Aid Plans Carnival to Raise Street Pavement Funds

A Ladies Aid meeting at the First Baptist church organized a fundraising drive for street pavement costs in front of the church and parsonage. Captains were appointed, the group split into sides, food sales held, and upcoming entertainments include the Merchant's carnival and Field Glasses with illustrated historical sketches on Tuesday evening, Nov. 28.

First Baptist Church

Elk Harvest Records Set After Medicine Lodge Run

Bernard Williams and Keith Lloyd finished a running trip in Medicine Lodge country early in the week. Williams shot an elk weighing over six hundred pounds, marking a notable harvest for the outing.

Bernard Williams Keith Lloyd Medicine Lodge Williams

Runaway Wagon Feared Cause of Dell Rancher Hugh Fleming Death

Funeral services were held in Lima for Hugh Fleming a Dell area rancher killed when a timber wagon overturned after a runaway. Fleming 89, born in Wichita Falls Texas, lived near Dell 24 years. He is survived by his wife four children and siblings.

Hugh Fleming Dell Lima Fleming Wichita Falls Texas J. L. Fleming Montana Will Fleming William Patterson Tolton Long

Globe Trotters Pause in Dillon During Rest Stop

Captain Walter Wanderwell and the Wanderwell World Tourists halted in Dillon last Saturday for a rest stop during their globe spanning automobile journey begun September 22, 1919 in Atlanta. They film and exhibit travel scenes to spur international interest as they resume their trek after a Dillon stop.

Walter Wanderwell Dillon Wanderwell Atlanta Georgia Vanderwell Poseh Poland Mexico Cuba Argentina Chile Egypt Algires Gold Coast British Nigeria Canary Islands England Germany Spain Russia Rumania Bulgaria Turkey Asia Minor Union Dillon Sunday

Turkey Day Shoot Invites Club Members to Dillmont Park

Butte Deer Lodge and Anaconda Rod and Gun Club members have been invited as guests of local sportsmen to compete in a big turkey day shoot at Dillmont park traps next Sunday afternoon. Winners in the long program will receive live turkeys as prizes, signaling a highly contested event and the first shoot since hunting season opened.

Rally day and Thanksgiving at First Baptist Church

Sunday November 21 combines Rally day and Thanksgiving with morning Sunday school exercises and class selections. Readings, recitations and special music precede a 6:30 p m B Y P U meeting and 7:30 p m evening worship led by Pastor Geo MacDougall.

Miss May Sprinkle Leaves for Mill Point to Teach

Miss May Sprinkle departed Tuesday for Mill Point to take a winter teaching post. She will instruct students at the local school during the season.

May Sprinkle Mill Point

East Bench Irrigation Project Aims for 22000 Acres

John T Neal defends the east bench irrigation plan despite defeat of Initiative 28. Engineers and state experts back the scheme, which would store Grasshopper Creek water, divert it through canals and an inverted siphon, boosting irrigated land from 16000 to about 22000 acres and potentially yielding 40 bushels per acre. The plan contemplates a district court ruling and bond sale next spring to fund construction.

John T. Neal Négal Grasshopper Beaverhead Canyon Beaverhead Beaver Head Valley State Agricultural College Neal East Bench

Program of the Methodist Church Choir Next Sunday

The Methodist church choir presents a 7 30 p m program with directress Mrs Grant E Finch Mary Hester Phillips accompanist soloists Miss Fulkerson Miss Wagner Miss Van de Walker Miss Bishop and others plus hymns and anthems. A patient at Curtis hospital underwent tonsil surgery earlier this week and Mrs J Kambick left for Butte to be with her daughter who will have an appendicitis operation at St James hospital.

The Methodist Church Grant E. Finch Mary Hester Phillips Mary Hester Phillips Miles Lane Herbert Johnson Miss Fulkerson Alice Hawthorne Miss Wagner van de Walker Alfa Telia Curtis Hospital J. Kambick Butte Daug Ter Una St. James Hospital

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BOARD Albert Johnson B. C. H. S. Board Counity County Board of Commissioners Rarente Nice L. E. Linson Vitor Bannack Resi Dent Globe Trotters Dillmont Park Geo. MacDougall M. E. Church
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