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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
8
Seven crews from the C C C camp on Wise river, under Beaverhead National Forest Supervisor A A Simpson, report steady progress. Camp ground improvement, road work on multiple projects, a rapid highway buildup between Wise river and Elkhorn, a range fence, and creosoted posts mark advances as camp construction nears completion within weeks.
Past presidents of the Dillon Rotary Club were honored at a weekly dinner at the Metlen hotel. Attendees included Frank A Hazel baker, Joseph E Monroe, Frank Eliel, Harry Gilbert, Lew Adams, Dr. R. Dave Curry, Charles Henry, O. A. Bergeson and T. Lee Me. Commissioner W B Hartwig spoke on federal work in Beaverhead County with brief comments by Dr. W H Stephan, T Lee Mc Cracken, Rep Joe Mellen, J C Jeppson, Mayor Ross Emerick, C E Blink and O A Bergeson. W W Wahl chaired.
Matthew Theil, a prominent rancher from southern Beaverhead county, died suddenly at the Oscar Gravely ranch near Del. The body was transported to Dillon. Born in Soda Springs Idaho, he was 28 and had lived in the county 15 years. Survived by his mother Mrs. Harry Horsly of American Falls and brothers Jack and Warren. member of Dillon lodge No 1554, B P O E.
Beaverhead post of the American Legion will motor to Jackson tomorrow evening for a joint meeting with Ted Harper post of the Big Hole basin. The local delegation will be headed by Commander Parke T. Scott of Armstead.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lovell and their three sons arrived from Racine Wisconsin and stay with W A Lovell. Mr and Mrs Bernard Williams left for Plains to visit relatives. Margaret Ulry formerly of New Brunswick New Jersey visits Mrs Annabel Morrison. Norah Connelley’s daughter Norah sustained a deep gash to her right leg after falling on a scythe blade at Selway ranch.
Delegates from Montana labor unions gathered in Missoula for a four day Montana Federation of Labor convention. James D. Graham of Helena delivered the welcome and speeches opened the session. The gathering included a campus tour and an outdoor picnic as business sessions planned resolutions on economic conditions. Attendance was around 50 with expected rise to about 100. Also noted is the death of Scottish writer John Henry Macay in Charlottenburgh Berlin.
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