Notable injuries from fall at Mason temple and local events
A look back from the Tribune on April 12 1889 notes Willie Cashmore severely injured after falling from a rear Mason temple window. It also cites tree planting in Dillon districts and calls for discipline of youths using pocket knives. School election results show 210 ballots with 167 for Craig Cornell and 162 for A S Rife. 152 for and 53 against completing the schoolhouse. Also reported are the McCaffery ranch sale to Clarence Morrison and a farewell jazz band tour before the draft, plus Wolfe and Worth purchasing a Glendale street barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Cashmore
Masonic Temple
Dillon
Craig Cornell
A.S. Rife
Phil D. McGough
O. M. Best
McCaffery
Wisdom
Clarence Morrison
Apex
McElroy
All New Jazz
Portland
Uncle Sam
George Wolfe
C. L. Worth
Glendale Street
Idaho Falls
Birch Creek community notes and local incidents
Birch Creek resident Mrs Lacy whitewashed her house interiors and impressed neighbors with her skilled brushwork. F R Wynes now drives Bannack Argenta stages signaling higher business. Morse and Best families returned from California after wintering there. Will Dingley suffers broken ribs from a race track accident. The Merry Twelve Euchre club met with Mr and Mrs E Timer. Mrs W B Carter won two Royal Dresden dishes and a salad fork. Next Euchre night at G T Paul residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Creek
W. L. Lacy
Will Dingley
Will
Merry Twelve Euchre Club
Fair Plans Balloon or Dirigible Display For Next Fall
Carruthers of the fair association announces options for the next event including a balloon ascension and parachute show daily or a dirigible airship visit. A child, Bernice Hirschman, was badly injured after a fall from a doorstep. John Evans, a Dillon hypnotist, performed at the Dillon theatre. Arbor Day closed all businesses for celebration. Miss Berthaa Malone took her students on a hayrack ride. Fidel Huber bought two Washington and Reeder corner lots for a $5,000 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruthers
The
Fair Association
Bernice
Sylvester Hirschman
John Evans
Dillon
Dillon Theatre
Fidel Huber
Washington and
Reeder Streets
Berthaa Malone
20 Years Ago Tribune April 12 1918 School Section Te Miss
A fragment from the Tribune revisits events from April 12, 1918. It recalls last Saturday’s school section featuring Te Miss likely short for Texas Miss or a local school unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Tribune
Miss Stone Announces Club Schedules
Home demonstration agent Miss Lillian Stone resumes duties in Dillon from April 1 for three months and releases a schedule of club meetings across Armstead Dillon Dell Wise River and Better Homes clubs. Some Big Hole basin meetings postponed. Rugs will be the focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Stone
Dillon
Armstead
Dillon Homemakers
Dell Home
Wise River
Better Homes Club
Big Hole
Riverside Home
Birch Creek
Conger Calls for Boys Baseball in Dillon
Emil Conger announces an American Legion baseball meeting at city hall on Thursday April 14 at 7 30 p m for boys aged 10 to 16 and interested fathers. The city leagues will form soon and registration at the meeting will help assign coaches. players must be under 17 before March 31, 1938 to qualify for the Dillon Legion state team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
City Hall
American Legion Baseball Committee
Emil Conger
Legion Baseball Committee
The
Legion
Dillon
District Court OF
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Edwin M. Evans
F.C. Mee Fadden
Edwin M. Evang
Heaverhead
Staite
Dillon Tribune
Said County
Henry G. Rogers
State Supreme Court limits relief for Indian wards
Montana decision bars county relief for government ward Indians unless they are removed from rolls. citizens among Indians gain same relief as other citizens. Board reviews oil proration protests. governor forwards to the oil conservation board. A missing deportation case from North Dakota raises state attorney general concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Herbert Williams
Hardin
Montana
Big Horn
State Oil Conservation Board
Roy Ayers
Allen Neros
Sheridan County
North Dakota
Neros
Idan County
Attorney-General
Neres
Montana State Reports Impacts From Tax and Health Data
The Montana state boards announce insurance collection totals of 168 741 and amusement tax projections exceeding 3 500 000 yearly. The Montana Sheriffs association incorporates as a non profit under Sheriff Guy Palagi leading Cascade county. The state nursing exam board re elected Edith Brown of Helena as secretary. Bangs disease found in 317 of 8 946 cattle tested. 183 suspects noted. E. J. Nichols to challenge Rep Jerry J. OConnell in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Sheriffs’ and Peace Officers’ Association
Montana
Guy Palagi
Cascade County
State Board of Equalization
State Board of Nursing Examiners
Edith Brown
Helena
Miss Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
State Livestock Sanitary Board
W. J. Butler
Livestock Board
Roosevelt Indicates Support For Opposition Amendment
Roosevelt returns from Warm Springs convinced the administration has won a partial victory as leaders adopt the opposition proposal placing ultimate authority for presidential shifts in a Congressional majority. The bill is expected to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tration
Washington
Warm Springs
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt Maintains Support in Poll Ahead of Third Term
A recent Gallup poll shows Franklin D. Roosevelt remains highly popular, with only a small drop since the 1936 election. About 70 percent of respondents oppose a third term for Roosevelt as of the latest figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Htm
Republicans Poised for Gains in 1938 House Elections
The piece notes Republican hopes for a major comeback in the 1938 elections. It cites ARE Republican Committee head Joseph William Martin Jr. and outlines party prospects in governors races, Senate contests, and a likely expansion of House seats. It contrasts Roosevelt era policies and public mood with anticipated GOP gains. It also references Western Union cable operations and offshore plow technology in separate sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Warren Barbour
Republican National Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
U. S.S. States
South
West
Senate
G.O.P
Washington
Massachusett
Joseph William Martin, Jr
ARE _Republic
Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
Joe Martin
Republican Party
U. S.S
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Recession Notes and Drug Debate In Early 1930s News Briefs
Across items the piece discusses a Pennsylvania crackdown on marijuana with Temple University professor James Clyde Munch recounting a farcical ink well journey. It also surveys early 1930s business sentiment, Ford and Jesse Jones optimism, and regional trade declines from Dun and Bradstreet with uneven effects across states and sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
James Clyde Munch
Temple University
New York
Henry Ford
RFC
Jesse Jones
Mr. Ford
Mr. Jones
Dun and Bradstreet
U. S
Detroit
New England
New York City
Wall Street
Florida
Birmingham
Georgia
Carolinas
California
An Elegant Dinner Party At The Albers Ranch
Mr and Mrs John Albers hosted a large group for dinner at their ranch home north of town Friday. Afterward guests played pinochle across eight tables with prizes awarded for high scores to Mrs Robert Quackenbush Mrs Wilbur Tash Mike Lauterbach and W B E Stinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albers
Town
Robert Quackenbush
Wilbur Tash
Mike Lauterbach
W. Be, Stinson
Two Daughters Born to Wright and Waldemar Families
Mr and Mrs Robert Wright welcomed a baby daughter last Friday at Barrett hospital. Mr and Mrs Ralph Waldemar of Grant celebrated a baby girl born Tuesday morning at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wright
Barrett Hospital
Ralph Waldemar
Grant
Hospital
Notice of Administratrix for Estate of Mary A Skavdahl
Legal notice from Ethel McCaleb Administratrix of the estate of Mary A Skavdahl deceased. Dated at Dillon Montana March 23 192k first publication Dillon Tribune March 31 1938. Court actions and deadlines follow per notice.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Mary A. Skavdahl
Mary A. Bond
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho Street
Dillon
Ethel McCaleb
Charles Horn
J. L. Mayland
County of
Helen Isabel Horn
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Tribune Publishing ’ Company
Albert Erickson
Matter
di Montana
Te . Wen
National ‘Advertising
American Press Association
Miss Stone
Conger
Capitol
United Press
University of Chicago
Christine Palmer
C. C. van Haspen
Dillon, Montana
Northwest ‘Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State Insurance Department
State Auditor’s Office
E. J. Nichols
Deer Lodge
Jerry J. O'Connell
Mont
Nichols
Secretary of State
O’connel
U.S. Pat
CHE
Western Union
Europe
Atlantic Shelf
Ireland
Lord Kelvin
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
England
Queen Victoria
U.S
Buchanan
District Court of the
Lindley P. Phillips
Beaverhead County
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