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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1927

Page

8

Much Interest Shown Coming Flower Show

Community exhibitors display strong enthusiasm for the upcoming flower show with prizes listed for best arrangements and displays across numerous flower types including bachelor buttons dahlias nasturtiums gladiolas zinnia snapdragons phlox sunflowers and diverse vegetables and perennials. The notice details award categories such as best display best arrangement and most attractive premises alongside specific varieties like netted gems Irish cobbler early Ohio and early rose.

Ohio

Program of Rigid Economy Enacted by School Board

At the meeting the board outlined a strict year long program of economy with measures to cut costs. Present were Leonard Eliel J H Gilbert J K Monroe and H M Brundage board members and Frank Bulger clerk.

Leonard Eliel J. H. Gilbert J. K. Monroe H. M. Brundage Frank Bulger

Children Injured in Helena Montana Street Crash

A Chevrolet sedan driven by Miss Blandena Moreau collided with a Star sedan driven by Undersheriff Carl Hart at Helena and Montana streets. Ruth and Clayton Dean, children of Mrs. Clayton Schuler, in the Chevrolet suffered facial cuts from flying glass and were treated at Barrett hospital. both cars sustained heavy damage. Responsibility undetermined at this time.

Chevrolet Blandena Moreau Carl Hartwig Helena Montana Ruth Clayton Dean Clayton Schuler Barrett Hospital

Elderly Woman Injured by Cyclist on Sidewalk

Mrs. M. J. Conner of South Washington street was knocked down last Sunday evening and fractured her arm after being hit by a bicycle rider on the sidewalk. The boy’s name was not learned though witnesses saw the accident. Mrs. Conner is recovering rapidly and the incident underscores the sidewalk bicycle ban for youths.

M. J. Conner South Washington Street Conner

Tribune Calendar of August Events at Hartwig and Local Venues

The Tribune lists August calendar items with film showings at the Hartwig theater featuring stars such as Lillian Gish Eddie Cantor Marion Davies and Belle Bennett along with recitals dances Rotary luncheon and Rebekahs meeting at LO Fy hall. Highlights include The Unknown Cavalier Subway Sallie The Canadian and The Red Mill with dates from August 5 to August 22 and performances nightly or on select evenings.

Lillian Gish the Hartwig Marjorie Williams Ralph McFadden Training School Ken Maynard Dillmont Park Melrose Hall Melrose Eddie Cantor Andrus Hotel Evelyn Brent Martin Harvey Marion Davies Thomas Meighan Rebekahs LO. O. Fy Hall Fred Thomson Belle Bennett

Semi-Centennial Battle of Big Hole Observed in Montana

The fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of the Big Hole is marked in western Montana. Chiefs Joseph and Looking Glass led about a thousand followers toward Montana, pursued by General Gibbons and General Howard as tension rose and a pivotal clash unfolded near Trail Creek and the Big Hole.

Battle of the Big Hole Montana Nez Perces Lewiston Joseph Looking Glass Howard Gibbons General Gibbons Clearwater Lolo Pass Missoula W. A. Clark

Hazelbaker Heads to Chicago Rotary Conference

Senator Hazelbaker sails Wednesday for Chicago to attend the international conference of district governors opening August 8 for four days. He also notes the Deer Lodge Rotary executive meeting August 27 and 28 to plan the year.

FL. A. Hazelbaker Chicago Hazelbaker Montana Butte Rotary International Deer Lodge Rotary Coolidge Black Hills Beaverhead County

Battle of the Aug 9 1877 Alleged Indian Ambush and Defenses

The little army, trapped on high ground near a river, dug trenches under Indian fire as multiple Indian groups sheltered in willows and on slopes. Gibbons ordered self defense, several Indian snipers were killed, and the attackers withdrew at night leaving many dead. The exact Indian death toll is not stated.

Missoula Valley Big Hole Pass Joseph General Gibbons General Howard Trail Creek Gibbons Howard Big Hole Willows

Chautauqua Costs Surpass Revenue in Twin Bridges

The Twin Bridges Chautauqua ended with a deficit of 885 dollars to be shared by guarantors at 8.50 each. Attendees praised plays and music but overall turnout was not enough to cover 1100 dollars in expenses. Dillon guarantors face a 6 dollar assessment for the local shortfall.

Twin Bridges Sentinel

Court notes on Featherly estate and Cox will probate

The final report in the estate of James Featherly shows full distribution to his widow Eunice Featherly after heirs assigned interests. Gertrude Cox's will has been presented for probate in district court.

James 8. Featherly Eunice Featherly Gertrude Cox

Walter Brown Airship Arrives in Missoula in Two Hours

A message indicates Walter Brown piloted an airship from Dillon to Missoula in about two hours. The Missoula Tribune notes the arrival as reported on Friday afternoon.

Missoula Walter Brown Dillon

City Budget Arranged for the Ensuing Year

City council set the upcoming fiscal year budget at 55 000 covering general, street, water, library and district funds plus cemetery and improvement districts. Salaries listed include the city treasurer police magistrate health officer chief of police officers water commissioner and city officials.

Foley Pills Diuretic Advertises Kidney Relief

Mrs Ellen Reighard of So Fork Pennsylvania reports relief from backaches dull headache and nervousness after using Foley Pills diuretic for kidney disorders. The ad urges men and women to use Foley Pills and to ask for them without substitutes from Geo M Gosman druggist.

Ellen Reighard Fork Geo. M. Gosman Adv

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