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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1926

Page

4

Whitehall Trackmen Win Triangular Meet

Whitehall won the intercounty triangular meet against Madison and Beaverhead counties on the local field, taking nine first places for 72 1 3 points while Dillon earned 48 2 3 and Twin Bridges 5. Bosolo of Twin Bridges won the shot put. Pruitt led Whitehall with 15 points, followed by Wolverton Halverson Severtson with two firsts each.

Madison Jefferson Beaverhead Whitehall Dillon Twin Bridges Pruitt Wolverton Halverson Severtson Clevon Yale Watt Little Spencer R. Cosgrove Bruner Dodds Clemon Hignight

Dillon Wins Season Opener Over Sheridan Vigilantes 20 to 10

The Dillon M. W. A. beat the Sheridan Vigilantes 20 to 10 in the first baseball game of the year at the local diamond. Dillon opened with eight runs in the first inning and led the whole game, scoring six more in the fifth while Sheridan finally crossed in the fourth. A return match is set for Sheridan next Sunday with local fans planning to travel.

Dillon M. W. A.’s Sheridan Vigilantes Dillon Sheridan Burels Galt Whalen Hooper Stricker Paul C. Fuller Wright Taylor and Moe Gilbert Murray Moore Winslow Walter Schaeffer Johnson McKenzie Spooler Copp

Beaverhead Sportsmen Plan Meeting On Fish and Game Program

Beav erhead residents and ranchers are invited to a Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association meeting at city hall next Monday evening. Officers will be elected and plans discussed for a new rearing pond near Armstead at the A I Scott residence. Six locals plus C A Jackways of the state fish hatchery surveyed the site as ideal for raising fry and two concrete dams will flood a tract for early growth before release to streams. The association aims to broaden membership to support this project and boost Beaverhead as a fisherman's paradise.

Beaverhead A. I. Scott Armstead C. A. Jackways State Fish Hatchery Atute

Unusually good moisture start boosts Montana crops

A Montana extension survey finds about three fourths of the state has above normal soil moisture at season start. Northern and central counties show moisture abundance, southeastern areas are drier, with snowpack high in several mountain ranges. Early spring work is ahead, with 66 percent of farmers starting in March and grazing seasons likely opening earlier with excellent ranges.

Agricultural Economics Department Montana State College Extension Service Montana Mountions Dakota Line Central Northwest Extension Service South Central Carbon Stillwater Sweetgrass Park Gallatin Judith Basin Meagher Broadwater Jefferson Silver Bow Lewis and Clark Powell and Cascade

Legionaires Plan to Observe Memorial Day

Beaverhead Post of the American Legion selected D. V. Paddock as Memorial Day program chairman with R. R. Price as assistant. Plans include a parade, cemetery and city hall services, and an address by Rev. Carl Knudsen. A fund for Boy Scouts unable to pay pool admission was approved and Harry M. Johnson was endorsed for state commander. Also noted is a 100 barrel per day well strike at Great Falls Dupont Leach No 1.

Beaverhead American Legion D. V. Paddock R. R. Price Carl Knudsen Methodist Church Normal College W. D. Ross Harry M. Johnson Anaconda

Calgary Stampede of 1926 Promises Wild Thrills and Fiddle Prizes

Calgary's Stampede week from July 6 to 10, 1926, promises thrills from cowboys and wild steers to chuck wagon races and calf roping. Guy Weadick sponsors three large cash prizes for old-time fiddlers as Henry Ford spurs dances, with Prince of Wales already a patron.

Henry Ford Guy Weadick Guy Calgary George H. Webster Prince of Wales Alberta Prince

Oil leases formed near Round Butte target 38000 acres

Rowan-Company formed to develop 38000 acres oil leases near Round Butte Broadwater county will improve Beaver Creek highway to Jefferson line. Wolf Point farmers and business men raise 5000 for Vida Wolf Point telephone. Shelby oil storage capacity in Kevin Sunburst field will soon each 1500000 barrels. Billings Parco Woo refilers offer 31 cents a barrel premium on Lake Basin oil. Beet products grown in Montana last year were worth more than 8000000 dollars.

Shelby Kevin-Sunburst Billings Montana

Conrad D M Ferry Co Expands Montana Seed Pea Land

The Conrad D M Ferry Co contracts for 700 acres in Pondera County and 7 000 acres of seed peas in Montana. Miles City One reports a sale of 180 000 acres of eastern Montana farmland within ten months as Havre Rainbow Cash store opens a new building.

Conrad D. M. Ferry Co Montana Pondera County Miles City Havre Rainbow Cash Store

Congress No 2 speech scheme to end talk in Congress

A reader proposes a reform to the Congressional Record demanding not only speeches but the number of attending members and who listened and why. The plan would print details of each speech including who rose to speak the topic and even indications of attendance and response, aiming to curb speechmaking.

Congress Washington Post Hole Locarno Rep. N. Y Dem. N. J Rep. Mass Lemmie Bull” Durham Titan

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Whitewall Rowe J. Price Briscoe Hunt K. Smith Willams Woodward Williams Bosolo Legionaires Paroner Rowan—Company Round Butte Broadwater County Beaver Creek Jefferson Lin Wolf Point Vida-Wolf Point Telephone Dr. S. E. Davis Agriculture Club Dillon Business Firms Bond Grocery Co Bull's Eye Will Rogers Diegfield Follies P.S Ovo Fan Ig Fifth Avenue New York City
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