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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1934

Page

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Drought Topic Highlights Dillon Rotary Meeting

E L Wheat chaired a Dillon Rotary session with two talks on drought and climate. A. A. Simpson outlined a proposed shelter belt spanning from Canada to Texas, costing about 75 million dollars and affecting about 20 million acres, with 18 million acres timbered over ten to twelve years. Dr Kti Albright reported on Chicago trip economic and drought insights. Visitors included high school faculty members Ogren Ross Bjork and Sandbern. J L Nihall of Twin Bridges shipped cattle from Monida to California for Dodd-Emerick Co.

A. A. Simpson Beaverhead National Forest Texas Panhandle Midwest Simpson Lincoln Neb Kti. Albright Chicago Messrs Ogren Ross Bjork Sandbern J. L. Nihall Twin Bridges Dillom Monida California Dodd-Emerick Company

Beaverhead Drops to Seventh Class

Beaverhead county slides from sixth to seventh class after taxable value falls below five million dollars. County commissioners order salary reductions for elective county officers except the district court clerk and note deputies’ pay remains unchanged. Deer Lodge county also dropped to seventh class recently.

Beaverhead County Deer Lodge ‘County

Former Dillon Girl Weds in California

Announcements from Dillon report Miss Lillian Holden youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holden marrying Robert Donnelly Jr. of Los Angeles. Donnelly a construction engineer, they will live in Spencer Idaho during bridge work. The bride attended Beaverhead county high school and Montana State Normal college. After a wedding trip to northern Idaho and Canada they will settle in California.

Dillon Lillian Holden Norman Holden Robert Donnelly Los Angeles

Well Known Cook Sunquist Found Dead in Dillon Cabin

Alex Sunquist about 47 was found dead at his East Glendale cabin likely from a heart attack. Jo seph Lynch of the White Café discovered he had not appeared for work and notified authorities. Sunquist moved to Dillon from Butte three months ago and had friends in town. funeral held Monday at Brundage chapel with Rev. H N Tragitt officiating. Interment at Mountain View cemetery.

Alex Sunquist East Glendale Joseph Lynch White Cafe Sandquist Sunquist Dillon Butte Sanquest Garuda Brundage Chapel H. N. Tragitt St. James Tipiscopal Church Mountain View

Osborne Siblings Duel In Dillon Tennis Finals

Leah Osborne edged Della-May Osborne 7-9 8-6 6-4 in the sisters final. Charles Osborne beat Joseph Persha of Missoula 9-7 6-2 6-3 in men’s singles. Persha and Fowell defeated Fred Simons and Charles Osborne 6-0 8-6 7-? in doubles amid a field including H Tragitt and Della May Osborne.

Dillon Leah Osborne Della-May Osborne Mee Charles Osborne Joseph Persha Missoula Persha Fowell Fred Simons Della May Charle Osborne Miss Hamer Della May Osborne Mrs. Tragitt H. Johnson B. Boone C. Gilbert H. Tragitt Goedertz E. Anderson

Lightning Hits Sheep at Woody Ranch Killing Eighteen Bucks

Eighteen pure bred Hampshire bucks were killed last Friday morning when a lightning bolt struck near the Woody ranch house. The animals were in a corral together when the strike occurred, and the bolt was felt by everyone nearby as the incident unfolded. The Montana Standard reports the tragedy.

Woody Ranch

Farm Debt Adjustment Committee Organized for Beaverhead

Beaverhead county forms a Farm Debt Adjustment committee after Governor Cooney appoints it. The first two relief applications were received at the September 1 meeting in Dillon city hall. Regular sessions will be on the first and third Wednesdays at 10 00 A M with state coordinator H J Gordon and Frank Wiggins of the Federal Land Bank present assisting. Members serve without pay for community benefit.

Beaverhead County F. H. Cooney Dillon H. J. Gondon State State Farm Debt Adjustment Advisory Committee Frank Wiggins Federal Land Bank of Spokane

Beaverhead Ranch Yields Record Seed Peas

Beav erhead ranch yields a record 59 bushels per acre from 25 acres on the Tom Dubois ranch north of town surpassing earlier marks and valued around 95 dollars per acre at market. The crop totaled 1 480 bushels and 88 820 pounds, with Rogers Bros and Ferry-Morse citing Beaverhead valley adaptability for seed peas. Fred Johnson farmed the tract. Frank Buhrer previously held the record with 51 bushels per acre.

United States Tom Dubois Town Frank Buhrer Ferry-Morse Seed Company F. 2B. McGregor Sheridan Fred Johnson Luther Smith Quitman Owen Rogers Bros. Seed Company Idaho Falls Roy E. Herguson Ferguson Dillon Implement Rogers Bros Beaverhead Rogers Dubois Ranch

Registration Agents Named for 1934 General Election

Listing of appointed registration agents for 24 county precincts with names for each district. Registration closes at 5 p.m. Friday September 21. Dillon residents can register at the county clerk’s office amid a total of more than 3,900 registrations so far.

Lakeview Justin Brundage Monida Osie Smith Lima Chester Gilbert L. C. Ford, Jr Dell Joseph Dowling Armstead Bedrock T. A. Bradley Sophia Guyaz Grant Brenner Amnie May Stocker Bannack Frank G. Ryburn Argenta A. H. French Birchcreek A. T. Crossley Glendale Inene Kambich Polaris Emma Pyle Jackson Sanford Shepherd Wisdom Harold Capehart Wise River Verne M. Stanchfield Nicholia Mabelle E. Kenison Dillon

Former Resident Called by Death in Helena Montana

Mason Simpkins 72 a Helena resident for decades died Sept 6 at home after a period of ill health. Born February 14 1862 in Palatine Illinois he moved to New York then Montana working for Conrey Placer Mining at Alder Gulch before relocating to Dillon and finally Helena in 1929. He was a member of Alder Gulch Aerie 664 Fraternal Order of Eagles since 1910 and is survived by a widow and two daughters all in Helena. Funeral services were held at Opp and Conrad chapel with the Eagles in charge and burial followed at Forestvale cemetery.

Mason Simpkins Montana Helena Simpkins Palatine Ilinois New York Conrey Placer Mining Company Alder Gulch Dillon Alder Gulch Aerie Order of Eagles Opp Conrad Eagles Lodge Forestvale Cemetery

Beaverhead High Sees Strong Grid Prospects for Season

Beaverhead high opens practice with about 30 candidates including eight lettermen. Coach Carl Ross, new in the post, notes bright prospects as veterans such as Bob and Dee lead the squad after James Harris’ resignation.

Beaverhead Carl Ross James Harris Bob, Dee

Extension Work Schedule Planned by Beaverhead Women

A Beaverhead county women’s meeting in the court room outlined a year long extension program led by Miss Lillian Stone with a plan to form a permanent home demonstration council including Mrs. A. J. Rife Mrs. W. C. Jones and Mrs. Maynard Eliller. General 4-H plans were discussed with Miss Blanche Lee of the state extension department briefing the organization and county committee member Mrs. Jack Keenan presenting a report. Participants included multiple local leaders from Dillon Armstead Lima Wise River and related counties.

Lillian Stone Beaverhead County Miss Stone A. J. Rife W. C. Jones Maynard Eliller Blanche Lee State Extension Department Jack Keenan Don Randolph R. D. Curry W. F. Shaffner W. J. Bierrum J. H. Keenan Guy Combes Luella Stickney Mary Owen A. F. Waldorf Maynard Miller Dillon Parke T. Scott B. J. McMenomey Armstead Ada Wilson Anna Pierce Lima Frank Husted Walter Jones Wise River

Headquarters Moved to Telephone Block

Bernard Williams, newly appointed county agent, moved his headquarters from the courthouse to rooms on the second floor of the Telephone block formerly used by the Beaverhead National Forest. Ranchers in Beaverhead County are applying at his office for sale of sheep and cattle under the government program, with 7,500 sheep and about 3,000 cattle listed to date. Sheepmen are asked to state minimum and maximum numbers they wish to dispose of.

Bernard Williams Beaverhead County Bernard Williams

Grimes Opens Service Accounting Office in Dillon

W V Grimes former postmaster and long time bookkeeper announces the opening of Service Accounting in the Beaverhead Abstract Co building. He offers farm livestock and commercial accounting with income tax return preparation in the same office as W D Tovey, operating independently.

W. V. Grimes Liel’s Beaverhead Abstract Co Grimes W. D. Tovey

Hartwig Theatre to Debut Western Electric Wide Range Sound

Hartwig theatre in Dillon will first hear Western Electric Wide Range Sound, a new era in talking pictures. The system extends frequency range for lifelike dialogue and musical numbers with distinct instrument reproduction and enhanced organ recitals. Manager W. B. Hartwig added the latest perfect system after earlier sound upgrades.

Haile Dillon Hartwig Theatre Bell Telephone Laboratories W. B. Hartwig

Former Beaverhead Couple Weds in Hamilton

Raymond Johnson oldest son of Mrs. Claud Anderson and Edith Rasmussen oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen were married in Hamilton on Friday August 31. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boyce of Jackson. Both natives of the Big Hole and Beaverhead county high school graduates. The groom also attended State college. They plan to reside in Wisdom.

Raymond Johnson Claud Anderson Edith Rasmussen Chris Rasmussen Hamilton Tom Boyce Jackson Big Hole Beaverhead County State College Wisdom Montana Standard

Reed's Riteway Manager Welcomes Nine Pound Boy

Paul Hansen of Reed's Riteway reports the arrival last Friday at Barrett hospital of a nine pound boy named Ralph Leon to Mr and Mrs Hansen.

Paul Hansen Reed Riteway Barrett Hospital

Harris Named Principal of Washington Junior High in Butte

James C. Harris known as Jimmy leaves Dillon where he taught at Beaverhead County High School to take the principal post at Washington junior high in Butte. A Butte High graduate with studies at Oregon State and Montana University he has pursued summer work at Utah and awaits his master’s thesis to complete his education degree.

Dillon Beaverhead County James C. Harris Jimmy Washington Butte Butte High Mr. Hanks Oregon State Montana University University of Utah

Legionnaires Banquet Promises Insightful Beaverhead Installation

Legionnaires prepare for a 7 oclock banquet at the Mithen hotel Thursday evening as Commander elect J C Wedum and staff are installed for the 1984 34 term. District Commander J C Millicam of Pod Thurper post Wis dom attends as installing officer with Post Commander I L Fairbanks assisting. New officers include Wedum vice commander Ben Davis adjutant George R K Baker finance officer George M Gosman historian Walter Stamm chaplain Harold Warner serjeant at arms H L Thatton and executive committee D V Paddock Louis Schmitt roth I L Fairbanks. Reports on delegates to the state convention in Billings and Mining district meeting are noted as invited to convene next session here.

Mithen J. GC. Wedum Beaverhead J.C. Millicam Pod Thurper Wisdom I. L. Fairbanks Commatter J. C. Wedum Ben Davis George R K. Baker George M. Gosman Walter Stamm Harold Warner H. L. Thatton D. V. Paddock Louis Schmittroth Billings

Red Cross Sewing Room Reopens For Winter Work

Red Cross sewing room on North Montana street reopened last Monday as winter distribution begins. Director Miss Luella Stickney says more workers will be recruited from relief rolls to manufacture garments and quilts for county families. Community members are asked to donate cast-off clothing and fabric by calling 292 W for pickup. old clothing is washed and reused.

Red Cross Montana Street Luella Stickney

Golden Wedding to be Celebrated Friday

Fifty years of married life will be observed by Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln H. Rumbaugh longtime Dilton residents. A 7 o'clock dinner at their east side home will honor the couple with a guest list including relatives from Yakima Washington Greencastle and Nebraska and local families.

Lincoln H. Rumbaugh Dilton Rumbaugh Evangelical Church Greencastle Nebraska A. L. Rumbaugh Yakima, Wash Charles Retallack Louis Stahl Paul Stahl I. B. Carroll Louis Tritt Shaw

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Drouth E.L. Wheat Dillon Rotary Club Helen Wilkinson Mary Simons A. L. Sunquist Beaverhead Ranch The Beaverhead National Janes C. Harris County High School Washington School Metlen L. H. Rumbaugh
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