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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1923

Page

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Veterans hear on adjusted compensation at Dillon meeting

Beaverhead and Madison counties ex service men gather in City hall Tuesday May 1 to hear U S Veterans Bureau and Montana American Legion representatives. D C Ramport will discuss adjusted compensation state legislation and government life insurance with a Bureau doctor offering free examinations and staff to assist claimants.

American Legion Beaverhead Madison U. S. Veterans’ Bureau State Department of the American Legion Montana Leif Fredericks Bureau Legion Dillon D. C Fredericks Veterans’ Bureau

Farewell Trap Shoot for Thornton at Fair Grounds

The Dillon Red & Gun club plans a Sunday afternoon shoot at the fair grounds to bid farewell to C. C. Thornton who leaves soon for Minneapolis. Thornton challenges Hiram Brundage for the Brownlee medal Brundage currently holds. An excellent afternoon of sport is anticipated.

C. C. Thornton Minneapolis Dillon Red & Gun Club Fair Grounds Thornton Hiram Brundage Brownlee Saucer Breakers

Rotarians Name Directors and Officers at Luncheon

Rotarians elected the board of directors at a Sugar Bowl luncheon on Wednesday noon. The directors are Frank A. Hazelbaker Frank Eliel J. E Monroe and J. H. Gilbert. Officers named are Frank Hazelbaker president Frank Eliel vice president and Harry Gimble secretary.

Sugar Bowl Frank A. Hazelbaker Frank Eliel J. E.monroe J. H. Gilbert Frank Hazelbaker Harry Gimble

Power line construction delayed by equipment shipment

Union Electric plant workers were laid off briefly this week after a shipment delay of electrical equipment slowed the construction of a new city power line.

The Union Electric Company

Evanses to mourn mother and infant at Melrose funeral

The funeral for Mrs. David V. Evans of Melrose and her infant daughter will be held Monday at 2 PM at the home of her mother Mrs. Frank K. Turner 520 Madison Avenue. Mrs Evans born in Helena June 10 1898 attended Helena High School and the state university at Missoula. She taught at Hawthorne School before marrying June 30 1921. Survived by her husband a Melrose stockman, mother Mrs Belle Turner and uncle A K Prescott. Interment in Forestvale.

David V. Evans Melrose Margaret Turner Frank K. Turner Madison Avenue Evans Forestvale Helena Turner Helena High School State University Missoula Hawthorne School Belle Turner A. K. Prescott Helena Independent

Loading Out Steers by Jorgen Jorgenson from Armstead

Jorgen Jorgenson of Armstead loads his own beef steers and the Mansfield lot he purchased. He describes mud as deep as knees, the Armstead loading site a quagmire. Dillon street crews are grading and smoothing rough streets with steady progress.

Jorgen Jorgenson Armstead City Administration Dillon

Local Banks Unite In Dillon As Security State Bank Opens

Two Beaverhead and Security State banks consolidate to form a single institution under the Security State Bank charter and Federal Reserve membership. The merged bank began operations Monday in the former Andrus Hotel site, vacating the Beaverhead block location. Officers include Frank Landon as president and Marshall Field as cashier. new directors feature prominent local ranchers and businesspeople.

Beaverhead State Bank Security State Bank Federal Reserve Andrus Phillips Block North Idaho Street The Consolidated Bank Frank Landon A. F. Waldorf T. J. Mulany Marshall Field B. N. Stevenson F. H. Bramsman Dillon and Vicinity John Peterson Edward Smith F. W. Carter C. C. Thornton, B. N. Stevenson, Nels Nelson and

Handball Duo Return From State Tourney in Great Falls

Bud Hartwig and George Melton came back last Saturday after competing in the State Handball tournament in Great Falls. They did not qualify for the finals but praised the meet as one of the best and noted generous hospitality during the event.

Bud Hartwig George Melton Great Falls

Mining man J B Conway visits on business in city

J B Conway a noted mining man from Helenia is in town attending to business matters. The Great Falls Homestake Oil company plans to operate the American Refining plant bringing industry to the area.

J. B. Conway Helenia Great Falls—Homestake Oil Company American Refining Plant

Dillon Plans a grand Fourth of July festival

Local business leaders pledge about 1300 dollars toward a Dillon Fourth of July celebration under the firemen. The event promises a barbecue, fireworks, a dance at Dillmont Park, races and other attractions plus a big parade with the fire department and veterans. Committee members include John Ewing Lambert Eliel and Raymond Schwartz with Joe Newnes as business manager and various chairmen for concessions, races, baseball, parade and entertainment.

John Ewing Lambert Eliel Raymond Schwartz Dillon Dillmont Park Fire Department i S National Bank Bill Tash Marshall Volstead Beaverhead County Madger County Joe Newnes Frank Ashworth Dale Tash Lindley Philps Tom Drummoey Charles Nelson Wm. Featherly Clyde Scott John Summers John Ewing R. A. Reeser

Scouts Demonstrate Craft at Normal Convocation

Students at Normal College heard Scout lore and learned aims, ideals, and functions of the organization during a convocation. Scout Master R A Reeser opened with the oath and flag respect as cadets presented first aid knot tying and field skills led by Spencer Patterson Michaelson Lansing Waldorf Ralph Smith Edgar Williams Bernice Ferral Clifton McLoughlin Kenneth Wheat.

Normal College R. A. Reeser Spencer Patterson Chi Michaelson Ralph Smith Edgar Williams Bernice Ferral Lansing Waldorf Clifton McLoughlin Kenneth Wheat Scot Ferral Cena Ta Were Tas Bern

49.8 Dance at Dillmont Park Tomorrow

The 40 8 organization La societte des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux plans a dance at Dillmont Park tomorrow night with the Baxter Tonrey orchestra. Proceeds will fund necessary equipment for the group.

la Socittle Des Dillmont Park Baxter-Tonrey American Legion

Dentist Boas Pov Jackson Visits City as Boss for Day

Boas Pov Jackson, mayoral figure of Lima, is in the city this week consulting his dentist and taking orders as he acts like a temporary boss while in town. Richard Maier and Mrs Adam Maier, Beaverherr Dairy Products Co. proprietors, Reichland, are business visitors in our city today.

Pov Jackson Lima Crarley Truax Tome Pov Richard Maier Beaverherr Dairy Products’ Co Reichle,nd Adam Maier

John Forrester Dies in California After Brief Illness

John Forrester, 66, native of Scotland, died Tuesday morning in Berkeley California after a daylong bout with influenza. He previously lived in Dillon and Salt Lake City. Survived by his wife Mary Williams of Salt Lake City and son Roy, proprietor of Beaverhead Cleaning Works, who left for California for the funeral.

John Forrester Berkeley Calif Roy Beaverhead Cleaning Wks California Dillon Salt Lake Scotland Edinburg United States Cleveland Mary Williams Salt Lake City

Father Dies in Dillon While Visiting Son

Crowell Leonard Wemple 79 died last Monday in Dillon from paralysis at his son Earl Wemple’s Thompson avenue home. His body was taken to Table Rock Nebraska, and funeral plans were set for the home of daughter Mrs Don Schurr in Table Rock. R T Wemple, a Dillon contractor, is another son.

Crowell Leonard Wemple Earl Wemple Thompson Avenue Table Rock Nebraska Don Schurr R. T. Wemple Dillon

Radio for Disabled Vets Gift to Galen Hospital

The Woman's club of Wisdom presented a radio outfit to disabled ex service men in Galen hospital. Mrs. Ted Woodward spearheaded the gift with funds raised by subscription and entertainment efforts.

Woman’s Club of Wisdom Galen Ted Woodward

Beaverhead Post Aims to Build Clubhouse With Bond Drive

Beaverhead post plans to form a corporation and pursue a bond sales campaign to fund a new club house with a plunge gym and recreational facilities. Commander Joseph C. Fuller will appoint a committee to outline campaign plans as properties are reviewed. R. B. Caswell visits on livestock business. Mrs. John Reid departs Melrose after two weeks in Dillon.

Beaverhead Post Jack Beaverhead Post J Legion Post Joseph C. Fuller John Reid Dillon Melrose

Cow Ponies and a Snowbound Car Rescue Tale

A Montana style tale describes a Marmon sedan stuck in snow near Armstead. Tom Pierce and John Peterson try to reach Dillon after selling cattle as Peterson offers his cow pony to pull the car free. The duo finish the 265 mile trek with Peterson guiding the pony while Pierce follows.

Armstead Tom Pierce Portland Dillon George Main Bill Tash Grasshopper George Clemon Dewitt Lane John Peterson Kansas City Burk Tom Peterson Pierce John

Legion Plans Poppy Day With Memorial Day Drill

Legion members voted to begin drill immediately for Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. Beaverhead Post owns rifles and belts and will cooperate with the Auxiliary to sell Poppy Day flowers. A joint committee of the Legion and Auxiliary is organizing the drive. Smokes were distributed and a large attendance enjoyed a closing radio concert.

Legion Beaverhead Post Auxiliary

Cleaning at Andrus and Metlen Hotels Brightens Town

The Andrus and Metlen hotels are in their annual bath and many smaller places and homes follow suit. Early morning activity suggests residents, with husbands avoiding the broom while wives spruce up their homes before breakfast downtown.

Andrus and Metlenhotels

Cosgrove Visit Ties Utah and Idaho Families

Mrs. John N Cosgrove and her young son Byron spent the weekend in Pocatello visiting her son Clair, who is in Salt Lake City attending school. The trip linked Idaho and Utah households through family contact and travel.

John N. Cosgrove Byron Pocatello Clair Salt Lake City

State highway repair to begin in Deer Lodge county

Repair work starts at once on the State highway in Deer Lodge county, marking the commencement of upgrades and improvements planned for the route.

Anaconda Deer Lodge County

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City Hall Mrs. Evans Beaverhead and Security Business Men Sis Bannack Street Dilmont Park Boas John Forrester Radio R. B. Caswell Mr. Caswell Cayuse
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