Local Happenings in Dillon and Surrounding Area
A compilation of visits and travels includes Mr and Mrs Earl Opp in Butte, W D Waugh in Dillon, Mrs C W Robison in Butte, Mose Smyth from Blaine, H W Brenner from Grant, and Hazel Kingsley from Billings. Numerous residents travel, ranchers are noted, births announced for April 23 at Saint James hospital in Butte to Mr and Mrs Arthur DeCelles.
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Dillon
Saint James Hospital
Arthur DeCelles
Butte
Foreman Tom D. Caverly Leaves for Great Falls on Business
Tom D. Caverly, foreman of the Tribune shop, departed Wednesday morning by motor for Great Falls and will be away several days on business.
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Tom D. Caverly
Tribune
Great Falls
Beaverhead Valley Water Outlook Seen From Monida Ranch
F. C. Clark, recently arrived from his Monida area ranch, reports a favorable water outlook for the valley this summer, promising ample water supply for Beaverhead County.
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F. C. Clark
Monida
Beaverhead
Bohunkus Day Observed At Local High School
Senior class members surprised faculty and students by attending classes in gay costumes causing merriment all day. An impromptu Bohunkus day parade ended the event with a clown band leading a procession through the streets drawing much attention.
O. S. L. Begins Road Improvement in Dillon Area
An advance crew of about 50 laborers arrived in Dillon and set up a temporary camp near the stock yards to start spring and summer railroad work. The force will grow to about 200, with a spur three miles north and a work train as headquarters. Similar crews operate at Armstead. Work includes heavier rails between Barratts and Dillon and Apex and Melrose, ballasting between Dillon and Reichle, and gravel extraction near Armstead at a total cost near $200,000.
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Dillon
Armstead
Barratts
Apex
Melrose
Reichle
Increase Pea Acreage Boosts Beaverhead Farmers
Beaverhead sees rapid growth in seed pea farming with about 5000 acres planned this year. Rodger Bros Idaho Falls manager Mr. Poulter distributes seed to local farmers including D M Ferry Co customers. Farmers report strong profitability from previous pea crops and expect hogs and alfalfa to complement the enterprise.
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Beaverhead
Poulter
Rodger Bros
Idaho Falls
Dillon
the Tribune
D. M. Ferry Co
Kite tournament winner leads with Black Cat ascent
Melbourne Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, won the Monday kite tournament with his kite named Black Cat. James Kurtz helped fly it and shared honors. Justays Redy took second and Paul Somers third.
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Melbourne Jackson
James Jackson
James Kurtz
Justays Redy
Paul Somers
For Sale Baby Carriage in Excellent Condition
Lloyd offers a baby carriage in excellent condition for sale. Mrs. Byron Nay at 324 South Washington Street is reachable by phone 130M for inquiries. Adv, 18-19.
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Lloyd
Byron Nay
South Washington Street
Atkeson Dairy Milk and Cream Delivery Ad
Milk, cream, butter and buttermilk delivered to any part of the city. Phone 81R1. Patronage solicited.
LAMB CROP GOOD IN LARAMIE AREA
Hans Anderson reported near 3,000 ewes set to lamb with a lamb per ewe so far and many twins boosting the crop. He noted older lambs and mothers thriving on alfalfa, and plans to move to the range in a few days for a strong sheep business showing.
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Hans Anderson
Dillon
Bronch Bastin Day at Melrose Event Planned
Roy Peterson and Frank Reynolds, well known to Dillon roundup fans, plan a big day at Melrose Sunday May 9 with a display of some of the toughest horses in captivity or riders of that section for practice. They promise a real thrill for all attendees.
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Roy Peterson
Frank Reynolds
Dillon
Melrose
Wisdom School Hosts 100 Percent Pupils in Spelling Contest
The Wisdom lower grade wins first prize with 99.12 percent average and the Wisdom upper grade takes second with 97 percent. The oral contest for all 100 percent pupils from each school is set for Friday at 2:30 at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Favs
Lima
Vineet Supun
Rather
Lloyd Jones
Fliznert
Bueke
Gordon Alexander
Charles Seybold
Pieth
Edna Patteron
Lela Peterson
Velovin Gleed
Armstead
Rossler Drawn
Jackson
Rose Weneer
Reichle
Josephte Verbance
Drummey
Agnes Milesieon
Agnes Keenan
Rudie Maleieh
Wisdom
Hamill Lowest Bidder for State University Dorm
H J Hamill of this city was the low bidder on the general contract and electric work for the new women’s residence hall at the state university Missoula. General 79571 electric 2000 Missoula Plumbing and Heating was low on plumbing and heating at 17687 50. The project funds include private underwriting of 50000 and remaining cost from university hand funds and net income from existing halls. Completion set for December 1 1926 and housing 80 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hamill
State University
Missoula
A. H. Hugenin
State Board
City Dog Tax Due in Advance or Dogs Will Be Destroyed
City dog owners are notified that the annual dog tax is now due and must be paid immediately. Those who fail to pay will have their dogs taken up and destroyed. Charles Nelson, Chief Police. Adv, 18-19.
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Charles Nelson
Adv
Tribune Announces Thursday Printing and Friday Delivery
The Tribune will be printed on Thursdays and delivered to all subscribers in the county on Fridays. Correspondents and advertisers are asked to submit their copy one day earlier than in the past to ensure timely publication.
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Tribune
Early filings mark Beaverhead county political activity
Four incumbents filed petitions for nomination on the republican ticket in Beaverhead county. John S. Baker Daniel F. Mooney T J Gilbert and Boss Emerick lead early bids ahead of a June primary. Registration closes 45 days before the primary. Jack Bennett Maude Curnutt Bennett family move from Helena to Dillon. Jed Kennison visits Dillon from Butte.
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Beaverhead County
John S. Baker
Daniel F. Mooney
T. J. Gilbert
Emerick
Marriage of Miss Sara Adele Dickson and Stanley Sisterson
Miss Sara Adele Dickson and ranchman Stanley Sisterson were quietly married Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Ernest EB Loft. The bride, a former Bozeman teacher and San Francisco resident, and the groom, a World War II veteran, plan to live on the Sisterson ranch east of town. Also noted is Roy Forrester and W. B. Hartwig preparing for a canoe trip from Dillon to Great Falls with an outrigger motor added for the journey.
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Sara Adele Dickson
San Francisco
Stanley Sisterson
East Bench
Presbyterian Manse
Ernest EB
Fred Crouse
Normal College
Bozeman
California
Sisterson
George McDougall
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon
Great Falls
Roy Forrester
W. B. Hartwig
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Florsheims
McCracken Bros
Mrs. Earl Opp
W. D. Waugh
C. W. Robison
Mose Smyth
Blaine
H. W. Brenner
Grant
Dillon Hotel
Blair Sprinkle
W. C. Jennings
Chris Pederson
Horse Prairie
Etta B. Metzel
Elwyn
Alder
W. C. Connor
Lakeview
Lige
Brig” Young
Matthew Telon
Elmer Gordon
Our City
Anna Mansfield
Jack Lasich
Twin Bridges
Emerson Stone
Miss Fannie and
Henry Cahill
Atkeson Dairy
Anderson Market
Fred ‘Carter
Pearl [Smith
Wisdomy
John” “Woodworth
Frank Torney
Anna’ ‘Lee Helming
Jessie ‘Hopkins
Audrey Gross
Dorothy Simmons
Peter Rasmussen
Ellen Rasmussen
Dorothy Oliver
Patrick Torney
Edward Torney
Walter Simmons
Alice Pendergast
Jessie Holman
Eunice Tovey
Danny Pendergast
Edith Rasmussen
William Rasmussen
Della Woodworth
Frank Anderson
Victor Givogre
Grace Priestly
Myla Tovey
Joe Woodworth
Ernest Frey
William Knuds
Hans Rasmussen
Herbert Treece
Riverside
John Laden
West Fox
Ethel Holmen
Gosman
Rita Birrer
Dorothy Duck
Adelaide Birrer
Gibbons School
Joe Ritchel
Ralph Tope
Bristow
Myla Pendleton
Mary Daw
Jones School
Margaret Montgomery
Mable Jones
Mill Point
Virginia Gray
Dell School
Edith McClain
Gladys Carr
Crant School
Alice Peterson
East Fox
Charlie Husted
Dillon Public School
Tate Walker
Margaret Bidetrap
Cherry Fonsyth
Vivien Carroll
Monida School
Hamill
Jack Bennett
Helena
Bennett
Maude Curnutt
Jed Kennison
Wek
America
Enuf
Stac
Peach
Aone
South America
Vamps
City Drug CO
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