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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1934

Page

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Cattle Shipping Dates Announced for Government Plan

Ranchers with cattle listed for sale under the government purchasing plan will have their stock appraised and shipped on dates beginning September 27 from Monida and continuing to October 4 with shipments planned for Lima Divide Dillon Armstead and Monida. Only about 2,400 head can be purchased from 4,100 applications. County appraisers are Frank Rife James Doyle and B W Kimerrick. A FERA receiver veterinary and brand inspectors and state extension specialist J M C Amberion assist.

Bevan Williams Frank Rife James Doyle W. Kimerick Fera Department J. M. C. ‘Amberion State Extension Service Monida Lima Divide Dillon Armstead

Parish Meeting Set for Tonight at St James Guild Hall

A dinner and business meeting for St James parish members and friends will be held at the guild hall Thursday at 6 30 PM. Vestry and guild members met Monday and urge attendance as parish welfare depends on actions taken now rather than waiting for January. Dinner is 25 cents per plate, prepared by the St James guild ladies.

St. James Parish and Friends Guild Hall Guild St. James Church St. James Guild

Driver Survives Submerged Car Plunge Into Beaverhead River

Frank Ponds of Bannack escaped drowning when his Buick plunged into the Beaverhead river near the west town bridge and sank completely. He broke a door window and swam to shore then walked to town to notify the Bergeson Beaverhead company. He was unhurt but chilled by the icy water. A wrecker dragged the car out with difficulty. only minor damage. Dellar Gordon of Armstead attended the Elks meeting in town.

Frank Ponds Bannack Beaverhead Bergeson-Beaverhead Company

Waiters and Laundry Workers Wanted for Port Peck Dam Project

J. C. Fuller of the National Re employment bureau reports laundry workers across all departments are needed for the Port Peck dam project. Duty between October 1 and October 15, with wages from 50 to 65 cents per hour for a 40 hour week. Applications via the city hall office. Experienced waiters also wanted, apply through the same office or music department.

J. C. Fuller National Re-employment Bureau Port Peck Dam

Runaway Girls Captured After Dillon Detour

Two 14 year old sisters who ran away from Turner Montana were found and taken into custody in Dillon. Their father and a local officer retrieved them, with Undersheriff Barry coordinating efforts after a ride to Armstead. The girls had fled from their sister's home Thursday and were traced to Dillon.

Sherif Armetacr Turner, Mont Dillon Mopar Rife Medicine Ledge Turner Barry

Davis brothers return to Missouri after Iowa visit

The three Davis brothers Orville Robert and Vern who had been visiting the city left Wednesday morning to return to Missouri. They were joined by Bert Stephens who will spend a month visiting his mother and four brothers at Afton Iowa. John Stephens and his family formerly of Dillon and now in Plains are also en route to Iowa. Six brothers will meet for the first time since 1912. Bert and John are twins raised near Afton where they will reunite with many old friends.

Davis Brothers Orville Robert Vern Missouri Bert Stephens Afton Iowa John Stephens Dillon Plains Bert John

Beaverhead advisory board meets in Dillon on cattle program

Beaverhead county advisory board gathered Sunday in Dillon to confer with visiting government officials inspecting stock listed for sale under the federal cattle purchasing program. Board members present included John Bray, Edwin Whitworth, James Mansfield, Emily Schindler, George Harrison, and John Albers alongside others.

Beaverhead County Dillon John Bray Lakeview Edwin Whitworth Dell James Mansfield Grant Emily Schindler Jackson George Harrison Bammack John Albers

Farm Debt Advisory Committee Organized in Montana

The Montana Farm Debt Advisory Committee system, appointed by Gov. F. H. Cooney, is fully organized and operating to avert foreclosures. Fifty six local committees cover every county, offering free services to heavy indebted farmers and creditors to seek voluntary settlements. They contact parties and aim for mutually satisfactory deals, with some committees settling 60 to 90 percent of cases. If no settlement is reached, the farmer can seek further guidance from the committee.

F. H. Cooney Montana

Farmers' Union Meets Dillon Rotarians

About 100 members of the Farmers' Union and Dillon Rotarians gathered at the Metlen hotel dining room for a profitable session led by J. C. Wedum. Speakers included Bernard Garrison on agriculture's economic condition and Dr. Walter H. Stephan on Rotary aims.

Rotary Farmers’ Union A. J. Rife Dillon Rotarians Bernard Garrison

Grant Resident Called By Death

John Bjorni longtime Grant resident died Tuesday morning at Barrett hospital after a brief illness. He was 66, born in Finland and lived in the county’s southern end for 14 years, arriving from Great Falls. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs T F Swanson of San Francisco, and two sons Frank and William of Grant. Funeral Friday at 2 30 at Brundage chapel with Rev O A Schmidt officiating, interment Mountain View cemetery.

John Bjorni Horse Prairie Barrett Hospital Finland Great Falls T. F. Swanson San Francisco Plang Dillon Frank William Bjorni Grant Brundage Chapel O. A. Schmidt Lutheran Church Mountain View

Beaver Gridders to Play in Butte

Central renewed the game in Butte despite infantile paralysis worries and the Beavers head to play there. Captain Walt Stephan, Jack Reeves, Don Campbell, Lee, Frances Gibbons, James McCulley lead a veteran line with Bob Hoffman returning from a broken thumb. New candidates include Art Bay Don Wheat Vincent Gibbons Elliott Cashmore Conklin Smith and Tonrey aiming for berths.

Butte Central Beavers Peattvhar Bob Hoffman Walt Stephan Jack Reeves Don Campbell Brown Lee Frances Gibbons James McCulley Art Bay Don Wheat Vincent Gibbons Elliott Cashmore Conklin Smith Tonrey

Brothers Hold Reunion Here

A reunion of the Davis brothers took place in Dilton during the past week. Orville Daves of Keuteville Missouri Bob Davis of Kina Missouri and Verne Davis of Hurdland Missouri joined Ben Davis returning from a visit to his old home. Other Dillon brothers named Lorin William and Lloyd were present. Another brother in California could not attend.

Dilton Orville Daves Keuteville Bob Davis Kina Verne Davis Hurdland Ben Davis Dillon Lorin William Lloyd California

Sheepmen urge quick action on government livestock purchases

In Beaverhead county a Dillon courthouse meeting pressed for immediate government purchase of sheep and cattle. A petition to the state livestock director urged fast shipments amid drought and water shortages with 37 000 sheep listed for sale and a county committee formed of Ernest Orr Roscoe Cornell W B Gleed Ike Rife Jr and C A Schulz.

Beaverhead Dillon Bernard Williams Ernest Orr Roscoe Cornell W. B. Gleed Lima Ike Rife, Jr Armstead C. A. Schulz Monida

Dillon Crib Games Stopped by Anti-Gambling Edict

The Standard notes Butte has no city activity while Attorney General Nagle enforces a gambling ban. Punch boards have disappeared and slot machines removed or moved. Dillon residents may not even play cribbage to test beer security.

Butte Nagle Dillon

Dillon Elks Lodge holds meeting with visit planned

Members of the Dillon lodge of Elks met in regular session Tuesday evening at the I O O F hall. A program and smoker followed the business session with refreshments served. District Deputy Wilbur Hanley of Butte announced an official visit on October 9.

Dillon Lodge of Elks I. O. O. F.hall Wilbur Hanley Butte

Gambling Devices Taboo Says Nagle

In letters today Ray T. Nagle attorney general informed county officials and city leaders that laws on lotteries gambling and illegal sale of Aquor beer will be strictly enforced. County attorney T. S. Gilbert notes the act covers unlawful sale plus slot machines punch boards and any device of chance. Violations brought to county sheriff or attorney will be prosecuted and it is unlawful to possess slot machines punch boards or similar devices. Any person who plays bets at prohibited games is guilty of a misdemeanor with fines from 100 to 1000 and imprisonment from three months to one year or both.

E County Ray T. Nagle T. S. Gilbert

Bourquin Opens Campaign Here in Dillon Rally

Judge George M. Bourquin Republican candidate for U S senator spoke to a capacity crowd at the city hall auditorium Friday evening. J Ward Crosby also addressed the gathering with I A Hazlebaker and W T Scully present. Bourquin assailed relief spending and national debt while praising his supporters and outlining his platform in a two hour talk.

George M. Bourquin United States J. Ward Crosby the Supreme Court Judge Bourquin I. A. Hazelbaker Crosby W.T. Scully Republican Central Committee Cooney Erickson Wight Iy Dillon

Waldorf Baby Born at Bar rtt Hospital

A baby boy was born on Wednesday at Bar rtt hospital to Mr and Mrs Morse Waldorf weighing six pounds. It is the first grandchild for A F Waldorf who congratulates the new arrival as the family shares joy.

Barrtt Hospital Morse Waldorf A. F. Waldorf

Mrs Mery Savage Visits Dillon Friend’s Home

Mrs Mery Savage formerly of Dillon is visiting the city as a guest at Mrs. Rose Heavey’s home. Her present residence is Los Angeles.

Mery Savage Dillon City Rose Heavey Los Angeles

Pioneer Resident of Beaverhead Dies at 93

Jack Kearney, one of Beaverhead county's oldest residents, died Tuesday at the John Jackson home on Railroad Avenue from age related breakdowns. Born in Massachusetts, he came west with Major Reno as a packer and helped bury soldiers after the Custer massacre. He served during the Spanish American War in a burial detachment but was never enlisted. Funeral Mass was held at St Rose Catholic Church.

Jack Kearney Beaverhead County John Jackson Montana Massachusetts Reno Custer St Rose. Catholic Church Tissot Clifford of Ey Mane

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dellar Gordon Elks Farm Debt Advisory Committee Operating Farmer’s Union Dillon Rotarians America Walter H. Stephan Ralph McFadden W. W. Wahl Rotary International Robert E. Albright the Barrett Hospital Lynn Nye Hélina Beaver Butte Central Bourquin
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