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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
4
The Poindexter site on South Idaho street is selected as the first government building location in Dillon. Voters expect it to be near the heart of business and residential areas, with pleasant surroundings and a cherished apple tree to remain undisturbed.
The Tribune praises Butte residents after a settlement ends a strike. It notes indirect concern and neighborly ties, with mutual business links to the Anaconda smelter and local merchants. The paper hopes the adjustment remains permanent and peaceful.
The Wisdom Montana district hosts a two hour meeting led by Commander J C Wedum with new officers installed by District Commander J C Millecam. A membership drive targets all ex service men by Armistice Day in Madison and Beaverhead counties and plans for Armistice Day events with southwestern Montana posts are discussed. A Dillon mining district meeting is slated for early December. The drive pits two teams led by Dr R D Curry and J C Jeppson, with a dinner for the losers. Members named include R D Curry George Gosman J C Fuller Scotty Tait Hap Hawkins Jim McCollum George Baker E W Bond D V Paddock Louis Schmittroth E L Fairbanks Parke Tott.
Official annual statement submitted to the Beaverhead County Commission for the fiscal year ending June 30 1934 lists unpaid claims none and accrued unpaid interest on bonds totaling 2529.08 dollars. County Clerk Albert S Baker signs the document dated February 2 1865 noting county organization class six.
Government ledger lists payments totaling 570065.04 across categories including Bridges Salaries and Wages Maintenance and Operation Tools and Machinery and district level items covering schools estates redemptions motor vehicles and court depositories in TRI Cities and towns. District offices and special high school funding are noted under general school funds and estate redemptions with district court deposits.
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