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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1935

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Esteemed Dillon Woman Alice M Baxter Dies at Home

After weeks of illness Mrs. Alice M Baxter, a longtime Dillon resident and prominent Presbyterian, died Sunday at 11 am at Railroad Avenue home. Born March 17 1856 in Crawfordsville Indiana she moved to Sac City Iowa before marrying Jerome W Baxter and settling in Dillon around 1900. Survived by son J Anson Baxter sister Miss Jessie King Los Angeles adopted son H O Adams Punta Gorda Florida and granddaughter Billie Baxter Salt Lake City. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the Presbyterian church with Eastern Star rites at Mountain View Cemetery.

Alice M. Baxter Dillon Railroad Avenue Crawfordsville Indiana Sac City Iowa Jerome W. Baxter Dillom Mizpah J. Anson . Baxter Jessie KE. King Los Angeles H. O. Adams Punta Gorda Florida Billie Baxter Salt Lake Presbyterian Church H. J. Schmidt Eastern Star Mountain View

Music Instructor Frances Robinson Accepts New Post

Frances Robinson has accepted a position in the music department of San Jose State College in San Jose California. The college sits at the southern end of San Francisco Bay near Santa Cruz mountains. San Jose State College is in its seventy fourth year with about 2700 students and 150 instructors.

Frances ‘Robinson San Jose State College San Jose Calif San Francisco San Francisco’ Bay Santa Cruz State College of California

Youth Administration meeting planned for September 26

J. B. Love state director of the National Youth Administration will speak in the Court room Thursday evening September 26 at 8 oclock. Everyone interested in the N Y A is urged to attend as plans and means of aiding attendance at school will be explained. Love seeks a large turnout of youths aged 16 to 25.

J. B. Love National Youth. Administration Love

Huge Beaverhead Still Busted in Raid With Fire Destroyed

Federal alcohol agents arrested three men after raiding a Sweetwater area still described as the largest in Beaverhead County. The 16 foot by 30 foot apparatus, housed in a shack, included five large vats of mash and 165 gallons of finished product. the outfit was destroyed by fire. The third man was arrested as he drove toward the scene with a truckload of sugar, identified as James Moran and others.

U.S. Alcohol Squad Beaverhead Sweetwater James ‘Moran

Lamb Shipments During Past Week Reported From Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county sheepmen report recent lamb shipments to markets and feed lots. Listed shippers include Sweeney and Rodgers of Dell LaDue Sheep Co L Staudenmeyer Berg Christensen Poindexter and Orr Schulz and Morrison Gilbert Livestock of Monida George Selway from Divide Lovell Livestock Woody Bros Dillon and Tom Schulz Melrose.

Beaverhead County Sweeney & Rodgers Dell LaDue Sheep Company L. Staudenmeyer Berg Christensen Poindexter & Orr Schulz and Morrison Gilbert Livestock Company Monida George Selway Divide Lovell Livestock Woody Bros Dillon Tom Schulz Melrose

Liberty B. Ripley Dies After Illness in Dillon

Liberty B. Ripley, prominent retired Dillon ranchman born November 29, 1866 in Peoli Ohio, died at Barrett hospital after a sudden illness. He is survived by wife, Arthur Ripley of Butte, daughters Mrs Joseph Newnes and Mrs Dale Tash, several grandchildren, a brother-in-law Edward Smith, and other relatives. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev J A Meeke officiating.

South Atlantic Street Liberty B. Ripley Barrett Hospital Buckeye Peoli Ohio Ripley Dillon Arthur Ripley Butte Joseph T. Newnes Dale Tash Edward Smith Félock Methodist Church J. A. Meeke

De Molays Elect and Install Officers at Beaverhead

Beaverhead Chapter of the Order of DeMolay held its election and installation at the Masonic hall on Wednesday September 18. Elected Master Councilor Melborne Jackson Senior Councilor Lew Brundage Junior Councilor Walter Stephan. Appointive officers Senior Deacon Judson Best Junior Deacon Bob Watson Senior Steward Paul Decker Junior Steward Don Mulkey Sentinel Bill Ivey Chaplain Arthur Hanson Marshal Warren Stone Standard Bearer Berry Conklin Preceptors Pete Best Craig Anderson Charles Greene Floyd Kenison Robert Crosby Bruce Gilbert Fred Wolfe.

Beaverhead Order of de Molay Masonic Hall Melborne Jackson Lew Brundage Walter Stephan Judson Best Bob Watson Paul Decker Don Mulkey Bill Ivey Arthur

Students urged to apply for National Youth Administration aid

Beav erhead county offers NYA support for students ages 16 to 25 whose parents are on relief. Applicants can obtain blanks from the county superintendent and may receive $6 monthly plus part time work at their school. Beaverhead county's allotment totals $24 monthly for four students. Applications due by 5 PM September 30, based on need, character and ability for high grade work.

National Youth Administration Beaverhead County

Ancient cottonwood seeking national historic tree status

The cottonwood behind the Canyon Gateway marker near Beaverhead Chapter of Devers of the American Revolution is to be petitioned to the national department as one of America's historic trees. It was presented by Mrs. Fred Woodside in a Monday morning ceremony.

Beaverhead Deveters National Department America Mra Fred. Woodside

Beaverhead D A R Dedicates Montana Gateway Marker

Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a stone marker at Barrett station nine miles south of Dillon commemorating Montana's earliest passageway from the south. Governor Cooney and national DAR officials attended as a large crowd gathered to honor the site marking Indian trails, the Lewis and Clark expedition, and early transportation routes through the southern gateway into the Treasure State.

Beaverhead County Barrett Station Dillon Beaverhead Daughters of the American Revolution Montania F.H. Cooney Montana William Becker The Order William A. ‘Pouch Washington, D.C Lewis & Clark Great Beaverhead Sunshine Trail National Parks Airways Treasure State Helen Wilkinson Fielding Graves Melbourne Jackson Fred Woodside Hii Guy Combes Reotta Ie W. H R. E. Albright the Normal College Russia Sacajawea Lewis and Clank Party United Mead Jaura

Governor Cooney Addresses Dillon Rotary Meeting

Governor Frank H. Cooney spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club with more than 60 at tables. He praised water conservation, Beavorhead County projects, and Montana's progress, predicting prosperous times ahead and noting western Montana as ideal for living. He discussed travels, Biloxi governors conference, and Louisiana road and social challenges.

Robert E. Albright Dillon Rotary Club Frank H. Cooney Walter P. Cooney E. L. Poindexter Lindley Phillips E D. Sanding Leonard Schulz Rotary Dillon Sam Wilkinson Frank Cooney Beaverhead County Cooney George Metlen Montana Biloxi Washington Louisiana

Tear Drop Car Attracts Dillon Interest In Test Drive

Dillon residents showed strong curiosity over a tear drop shaped car unveiled on the streets Wednesday. Driven by W A Bartlett test engineer for McQuay Norris Manufacturing the vehicle carries numerous gauges to test motor performance.

Dillon Isbreets W. A. Bartlet McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Company

Dillon Homemakers Open Season With Yard Goods Talk

The Dillon Homemakers Club held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. W. J. Romersa home with hostesses Mrs Romersa and Mrs Fran cis Gelhaus. Miss Lillian Stone discussed buying yard goods and demonstrated quality tests including strength slip sizing burning and color fastness. Members present included Mrs Flock Forsgren Bergeson Gowen Bier rom McCollim Ellel Nelsoty Bre Norman Henry Cardwell Gillis Bast ed Hovren Frantis Gelhaus Romersa Verine Ogren Sitters.

Dillon Homemakers’ Club W. J. Romersa Romersa Francis Gelhaus Lillian Stone Flock Annie Gillis Basted Hovren Frantis Gelhaus J Romersa Ed * Verine Ogren

Lima Couple Wed In Court Ceremony

Two popular Lima residents united in marriage at a courthouse ceremony this afternoon with Rita Bister as the presumed bride. Local onlookers and friends followed the nuptials.

Lima Rita Bister Seemnes

Public School Open for Team

The Dillon public schools opened for 1935 1936 on Sept 16 under an agreement with state authorities they serve as the training school for the State Normal college. Teachers are critics in training the staff is shared with funding from both state and local district. The college pays several key salaries while also supporting part of others. Administrative staff listed with qualifications follow.

Dillon State Normal College

Brush Fires Reported From Illegal Burning Actions

Local forest office reports two recent fires sparked by illegal brush burning despite notices that the burning season runs to September 30. Birch Creek CCC camp plans for Oct 165 replacements, winter quarters nearly done, with a new road to Amgenta now drivable. Large bug killed timber on Argenta side usable for fuel. Birch Creek timber reserved for camp use.

Birch Creek CCC Kentucky Amgenta Argenta Trench Creek

Death of Former Dillon Resident Dela Selway

Dela Selway, a well known former Dillon resident, died in Anaconda and was returned to Dillon by H M Bruncage on Wednesday afternoon for burial.

H.'M. Bruncage Anaconda Dillon Dela Selway

Frank Kanbich Illness Victim

Frank Kambich forty a Glendale resident died at St James hospital Butte after a brief illness. Funeral services Friday from St Rose Catholic church with Rev F X Lechner officiating and burial rites by Bear Tooth Post American Legion. Survived by widow a daughter Pauline and parents Mr and Mrs John Kambich all of Glendale Idaho bound to confirm.

Frank Kambich Glendale St James Hospital Butte Bear Wethead Post American Legion Pauline John Kambich Glenda Aix Mike I. Idaho Carl Jeinae Riences

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Alice’ M. Baxter E. S NYA DE Molays Canyon Gateway United States Europe League Daughers Governor Cooney Homemakers’ Club Frank Kanbich
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