Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

Page 1

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1918

Page

1

District Court Trial Calendar Fifth Judicial District

The district court trial calendar lists civil cases with trial dates from May 15 to June 12. State charged cases include Ramos rape on May 15 and Harrison white slavery on May 16. Numerous ejectment, debt, and damages actions follow, with plaintiffs including Giudici, Price, Gnay, Leslie, Clark, Mehrlich, Grant, Bray, Flynn, and Dansie among others, and defendants such as Summerour, Hoorchner, Kaney, Jackson, Laden, Torkelson, Johnson, and the Oregon Short Line R. R. Co. Scheduled trial dates span May 15 through June 12 with related law firms noted.

District Court of the Fifth Judicial District State Frank Ramos W. G. Gilbert R. S. Stephenson Harvey W. Harrison Ben Para Geo. M. Melton Amanda Giudici Thomas Drescher Pease & Stephenson and Norris Hurd & Collins Bennett & Freeman Carrie Giudici J. A. Summerour Richard R. Price Ernest A. Hoorchner George Gnay Edward C. Kaney H. B. Duff Robison Cushing Jean Leslie R. G. Jackson Elizabeth Clark B. H. Paul Jos J. McCaffery George Mehrlich Patrick Laden Callaway & Callaway Pease & Stephenson George Gray Daniel Grant Duff C. W. Robison Charles Grant J. Torkelson Frank Gaines James ID. Bray A. S. Johnson Thomas Flynn Beaverhead County Norris, Hurd & Collins Rose Heavey Rodgers & Gilbert

Beaverhead County High School elects staff for year

The Beaverhead County High School board elected a new year roster. Principal Byron E. Fonts and Mrs F D Willis remain in post. Miss Jessie Connell will take over the commercial department from R Lemmon who moves to Idaho. C J Gray will head science replacing B R Mack. Marian Hunter shifts to Y M C A work and Mrs C L Gray will lead her music and physical culture classes.

Beaverhead County High School Byron E. Fonts F. D. Willis Anne O. Johnson Ruth Weenink Lily HaWkinson Mabel Dillon W. B. Adair R. ©. Lemmon Commercial Department Akien Jessie Connell Washington, D. C Lemmon Idaho North, Dakota B. R. Mack Marian Hunter Gray

War Work Fund Drive Opens in Dillon

The Salvation War Work campaign starts in Dillon to raise funds for national relief with a Beaverhead county goal of 1000 dollars. Frank A Hazelbaker chairs county efforts. coordinators include Dr F H Bimrose, F C McFadden, and others across precincts. The drive runs through the week with Boy Scouts aiding and prizes for top workers.

Frank A. Hazelbaker Beaverhead County Salvation Army the Red Cross K. of C United States Boy Scouts Wilson Baker Stewart Henry L. Myers Hazelbaker F. H. Bimrose Dillon F. C. McFadden Denton Oliver M. A. Walker Phil Thorpe Thos. Mulaney Jas. F. Blair Armstead Alf. Decker Dell Clay Patterson Lima Charles

Peculiar Accident Injures Man at Establishment

Will Roberts suffered an unusual eye injury early this week when a silver brace meant to restore his broken nose slipped from a truck at a house of ill repute. It cut the corner of his eye but doctors expect no permanent damage.

Will Roberts

Water Commissioner Appointed for Rattlesnake District

J. T. Ross has been named water commissioner for the Rattlesnake district for the 1918 irrigation season. He began work on Monday.

J. T. Ross Rattlesnake

United States Boys Reserve Organizes Youth Labor Units

The U S department of labor forms the Boys Working Reserve for ages 16 to 21 in agricultural industrial and vocational units. Agricultural members work 30 days eight hours, industrial 36 days eight hours, and vocational attend a school. Enrollment requires health and parental consent, with recruit buttons issued and enrollment cards left with the county director in Beaverhead County. Enrollment urged at once.

United States Department of Labor Beaverhead County Reserve County Superintendent of Schools Dillon, Mont

Tragic death by strychnine in Dillon home

Mrs. Frank Reilley aged 25 died at the William Wilson residence after taking strychnine late Sunday night. An inquest found death due to her own hand in a personal crisis. Funeral held at Brundage and burial in Mountain View cemetery. Deceased a Montana native, long tied to area ranch life.

Frank Reilley William Wilson Wilsons L. C. Ford A. m R. E. Adams Ed Smith W. F. Drummey Henry Hackett Charles Grant F. M. Cunnard Brundage Undertaking Mdae Mountain View Cemetery Montana Dillon Wilson

Montana to Exhibit at Kansas City Soil Products Exposition

Helena April 25 Secretary R S Skinner Montana State fair official announces Montana will send an exhibit to the International Soil Products exposition linked with the International Dry Farming congress in Kansas City in October National Food Administrator Hoover lauds the project noting it should boost production The 1918 State fair exhibits will supply the selections with county placards crediting each contribution

Helena R. S. Skinner Montana Kansas City Herbert Hoover Skinner

Counties Move Toward Unified State Representation

The passage notes that counties are still considering the matter but that every county in the state is expected to be represented.

Excellent War Bread Recipe From Mrs Petersen

Mrs P J Petersen shares a potato based wartime bread method with a sponge of mashed potatoes yeast and flour to bake nine loaves then uses the sponge to make wheat bread oatmeal bread and cinnamon rolls with rye as options. Recipes specify quantities steps and rising times and note the treats exhibited in the Tribune show window.

Peter J. Petersen Tribune

Nothing German Allowed in University of Montana

Chancellor E C Elliott orders Montana institutions to stop teaching German and cancel all library subscriptions to German language newspapers and periodicals except scientific and technical publications. Public German musical productions should be avoided in official events for three months after the war. Helena Record-Herald April 26. There are many cases of whooping cough in town.

University of Montana E. C. Elliott Elliott Stie Council of Defense Helena

Commencement At Beaverhead County High School

Fourteen graduates will receive diplomas at Beaverhead County High School. Rev L A Wilson of Butte Congregational church will deliver the commencement address. The junior prom, class day exercises, and alumni banquet with a service flag of twenty stars and a letter to soldiers in France were featured events. Hugh Morrow and J E Shawn of Bristow attend Dillon on unrelated matters.

Beaverhead County L. A. Wilson Butte Congregational Church Methodist Church H. G. Humphrey France

School District Apportionment by County Superintendent

Elizabeth Sutherland, county superintendent, has made apportionment for the various districts.

Elizabeth Sutherland

Beaverhead County Over subscribes Liberty Bond Quota

Beaverhead County nears a full homefront effort for the third Liberty loan drive aiming for about 425000 dollars. County Manager Hazelbaker and committees receive praise for their efficient organization and arduous returns checks.

Hazelbaker

Police Court Busy Week Rules by Judge Phillips

Judge Phillips handled multiple cases in the police court this week. John Dolan was fined 25 for peddling hootch to minors, plus traffic violations and a boy driver fine. Jas Poor paid 10 for sleeping on the streets after drinking. Three plain drunks were fined five dollars each. Petersich faced trial for disturbing the peace after allegations involving Mrs Rhodes and the Rhodes boys.

Judge Phillips John Dolan Jas Petersich Rhodes

Seed Grain Funds Cut After May Sixteenth

The state council for defense informed the local board that funds for farmers to buy seed grain will be exhausted after May 16. Fred Huber returned early this week from a visit with friends in Butter and Bozeman.

State Council For Defense Fred Huber Butter Bozeman

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. E. Stephenson Wisdom Lumber & Auto Company Callaway& Callaway Stanchfield Estate United States Boys U.S.A Reveille I. A.’Metzel Butte Kaiser Bill Montam Wiberntaz Terps U. S. Feed. Administration Mentan P. J. Petersen Hugh Morrow J. E. Shawn Bristow Big Hole Basin Phillips
Search Courier

Search the Dillon Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dillon Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication