Dillon Fans Name Frank Paul Leader Of Local Ball Team
Frank Paul chosen to head the Dillon baseball team this summer as plans begin to repair the field and organize a squad. A Twin Bridges meeting formed the Jefferson Valley Baseball league with Dillon players voting to join. A city hall dance next Saturday by Dillon camp of Mod in Woodmen raises funds for local baseball. Rowan Milwaukees begins rail extension to Blackfoot timber.
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Frank Paul
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Jefferson Valley Baseball League
Mod
Woodmen
Annual kite tournament set for April 23
The training school hosts its annual kite tournament for students on April 23 barring bad weather. The eager students have kept their kites ready for some time awaiting the event.
Discus Accident Injures Local College Athlete
Cyril Solace, a popular athlete at Normal college, was knocked unconscious Monday afternoon when a discus thrown by a fellow track athlete struck him in the head at the athletic field east of town. The injury caused a facial cut but was not as serious as first feared.
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Cyril Solace
Normal College
Finct
Youth Detained After Theft At Local Tribune
Chief of Police Nelson identified a youth suspected in a Tuesday theft at the Tribune office. A skeleton key opened the door, cash from the till and several pens were taken, but the boy was released after a severe reprimand.
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Sind
Nelson
Tribune
Armstead Dances and Visits Reported in April
L D Brown and family drove to Dillon on Saturday while Tom Pierce traveled from Grant. John Mullen Joe Golobick and Walt Lyons joined a Dell dance with Armstead Bedrock attendees including Dale Metlen Hans Dons Melvin Wessinger Sophia Guyaz Margaret Mullen Nell McCauley. Bedrock visitors listed and local movements noted through Sunday with dental work and a house move mentioned.
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John Mullen
Joe Golobick
Walt Lyons
Dillon
Armstead
Bedrock
Dell
Dale Metlen
Hans Dons
Melvin Wessinger
Sophia Guyaz
Margaret Mullen
Nell McCauley
Jack Brown
Forest Edwards
J. T. Edwards
Gladys Trambley
Hayes Edwards
J. A. Golobick
W. H. Lyons
Social Event at Sophia Guyaz Home Delights Guests
The B. M. U. gathered Wednesday evening at Sophia Guyaz’s home with Margaret Mullen as hostess. Fortune telling and pinochle provided amusement. A lovely luncheon followed.
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Sophia Guyaz
Margaret Mullen
Dillon Rotary Club Nominates Ten For Sectors Election
At the upcoming Dillon Rotary weekly luncheon on Wednesday nine or ten members were nominated for sectors. Nominees include Linden McCullough A T Peterson H M Brundage W B Hartwig F M Erwin Roscoe Cornell Dr W H Stephan Dr R D Curry Charles H Niblack and A F Waldorf. W B Hartwig reported on the Lewistown state meeting and Waldorf joined him. McCullough was named chairman.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Linden McCullough
A. T. Peterson
H.M. Brundage
W. B
Hartwig
F. M. Erwin
Roscoe Cornell
W.H
Stephan
R. D. Curry
Charles H. Niblack
A. F. Waldorf
Lewistown
W. B Hartwig
Linden’ McCullough
Girls Vocational Congress Planned in Dillon
Plans finalize for the Girls Vocational Congress to be held in Dillon on Thursday afternoon April 29. Program committee members and coordinators work with Mr. Peterson on an engaging program. Since personal invitations cannot reach every seventh and eighth grade girl, a newspaper notice invites participation from all districts. Rural clubs cover transportation and lodging support. Dillon club women provide lodging and breakfast. attendees must pre register with Mrs. A. L. Anderson and indicate overnight plans.
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Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
Roy Forrester
Fred Waldorf
Peterson
Dillon Club
A. L. Anderson
Major Modern Woodmen initiation draws countywide turnout
A large class of 48 was initiated into the Modern Woodmen at the local lodge last Saturday night, the largest ever for the lodge. Eight officers and sixteen men from the Silverbow camp conducted the initiation at city hall, followed by a public drill from a Butte team. Refreshments and social time at Odd Fellow's hall concluded the evening with attendees from across the county.
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Silverbow
Butte
Record of teacher referrals swells at Montana Normal college
The spring surge of calls for teachers is unprecedented with over 100 recommendations for Montana school vacancies in three weeks. The recommendation committee may start charging a fee to cover clerical and postage costs.
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Normal College
Montana
Inland Empire gathering in Spokane with visiting students
A delegation traveled to Spokane for a Inland Empire association meeting. Attendees included Misses Jessie Duboe Mary Baker Elizabeth Shotwell Geneveve Albertson Bernice Bowers Agnes Reid and Marie Egan with Principals Linden McCullough and A T Peterson. Duboc returned via Billings after several days there.
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Inland Empire Association
Spokane
Jessie Duboe
Mary Baker
Tribune Shifts to Thursday Printing for Friday Delivery
The Tribune announces a change to Thursday publication so Fridays reach subscribers across the county. Correspondents and advertisers are asked to submit copy one day earlier than before.
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Tribune
Congress No 1 I Went To Washington
The speaker visits the House and Senate in session and jokingly compares debates on tax and golf to world court issues. He notes Congress’s faults and clings to a belief that elected officials, though imperfect, are better than nonvoters and likens them to Bull Durham quality in their line.
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Washington
House of Representatives
America Park
Senate
America
Congress
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Rowan
Milwaukee
Blackfoot Timber
Bath
City Drug Company
Armstead News
L. D. Brown
Tom Pierce
Grant
Smith Ames
Lichle
Tom Foley
Reichle
Ralph Goforth
Mr. Waring
Girls’ Vocational Congress
Bond Grocery
Whitehall Nursery
A. B. Schmidt
Whitehall
Mont
BIG Four
The
Good House
Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and Health
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Zang’s
Dillon Bottling Works, Dist
Dillon, Montana
Bulls
Will Rogers
P.S
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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