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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1929

Page

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Dillon Rotary hears talks on farm relief Young Rep arations plan and aviation

At the Dillon Rotary club luncheon at the Andrus hotel J E Monroe outlined farm relief measures including the 500 million dollar fund to aid farmers via cooperative organizations and price protection. Rev F X Leschner praised the Young reparation plan and George Elrod spoke on Montana aviation progress and air mail support. J C Jeppson to chair next week’s meeting.

Montana Aviation Dillon Rotary Club Andrus Hotel F. X. Leschner J. E. Monroe Congress Hoover Farm Relief Board Farmer and Stockman Montana Dillon J. C. Jeppson

Dillon City Increases Tax Levy By One Mill

At the regular city council meeting, Dillon set the 1929 1930 levy at 15 1 2 mills an increase of 1 1 2 mills over last year. The raise adds one mill for the volunteer fire department and a half mill for the cemetery. Special taxes were approved for sprinkling districts and street lighting. General municipal 10 mills, street and alley 2 mills, library 1 1 2 mills, cemetery 1 mill, fire department 1 mill. Corner street light petitions approved for Washington Bannack and Glendale Rail Road avenues areas.

Dillon Washington and Bannack Streets Glendale Street Railroad Avenue

Six Plead Guilty in Ermont Mine Robbery Case

Six men from the Big Hole basin were brought to the county jail after pleading guilty in justice court to breaking into the Ermont mine west of the city and taking tools bedding clothing and food. The defendants D J Pickering C M Larson Phillip Martin Sam Riley Ace Riley and Ben Judd await district court sentencing after being bound over by Judge Opp.

Ermont Mine Big Hole D. J. Pickering C. M. Larson Phillip Martin Sam Riley Ace Riley Ben Judd Carl Hartwig Alex Crosby Jackson D. W. Erwin Big Hals Justice Court Opp District Court

Wool Pool of 7 000 Fleeces Sold at First National Bank

L. W. Rand of Boston bought a pool of about 7 000 fleeces at the First National Bank wool warehouse for 338 cents, one of the season’s best prices. Rand had paid 35 cents the prior week for the Selway Sheep clip, the highest price of the year. Beaverhead growers hold more stock while buyers bid on finer clips, with some sales at 30 cents.

First National Bank L. W. Rand Boston Mr. Rand

Visitor from Salt Lake City Tours Dillon and Missoula

Royal C. Younger mail traffic manager of National Parks Airways visited Dillon on Thursday while en route from Butte. He attended a postmasters convention in Missoula and with his wife and month-old baby traveled via Yellowstone Park and Butte before returning to Salt Lake City. He believes their child may be the youngest to fly on the local line or in the United States.

Royal C. Younger Salt Lake City National Parks Airways Dillon Butte Missoula

Man Arrested for Alleged Liquor Sale to Minor

Ed Baker was arrested Monday morning by sheriff’s deputies on a charge of selling liquor to a minor. He pleaded not guilty in Justice Opp’s court and posted $1,000 bond. Baker is a longtime city resident from the west side.

Ed Baker Sheriff's Force

Harness Man Travels to Nebraska After Son's Death

Wade Harness left Sunday for Grand Island Nebraska to attend the funeral of his son Eugene Harness who was accidentally killed last Saturday.

Wade Harness Grand Island Neb Eugene Harness

Peter McMahon Sentenced on Disturbance Charge

Peter McMahon arrested days earlier at Armstead on a disturbance charge was sentenced to ten days in the county jail Friday morning after pleading guilty.

Peter McMahon Armstead Opp

Stolen Checks Forged by Experts in City Scam

Henry Schoenborn discovered a forged $42 check he cashed, part of nine stolen from T. E. Leabben Plumbing last week. Seven checks remain missing and merchants are warned to verify signatures before accepting checks bearing the Leabben name. Sheriff Orr investigated. suspects likely fled the country.

Henry ‘Schoenborn T. E. Leabben Plumbing Nigt T. E. Luebben Smebben Orr

Magnetic Milker Promises Faster Farm Milking

New York reports a magnetic milking device by De Laval Engineering Laboratories aims to triple milking speed. Ralph Stoddard says the electro magnet system will save time and money, keep cows calmer, and allow one worker to substitute for three hand milkers, boosting production across farms.

New York Ralph Stoddard de Laval Engineering Laboratories Mr. Stoddard

Scouts Outing in Yellowstone Park

A Dillon troop of 25 boys headed for Yellowstone Park on Monday, led by Scoutmaster Farrell and Mrs. Farrell with Chris Hansen. The group, including George Christensen as junior assistant, leaves from Dillon with two trucks, trailers, and gear, planning a weeklong camping trek and return next Saturday. Funds raised earlier helped cover the trip, shared by Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts.

Dillon Yellowstone Park Farrell Chris Hansen George Christensen Fielding Graves Wilbur Gilbert Hawk Walden Boger Wolf J. B. Ditty Beaver Patrol Billie Bates Fox Patrol Billie Ballard Park Montana July Fourth Boy Scouts Girls Scouts

Firemen to Hold Fete During Beaverhead Fair

Dillon residents and visitors at the Beaverhead County Fair September 18 to 20 can enjoy a Vigilante Days carnival at Dillon city hall each evening. The Dillon volunteer fire department offers booths, prizes, dancing, and a touch of the old West with fun activities and ticket draws. Committee: Wm Angove chair, Tom Pinkerton, Lee Hoerning. Also notes the release of Harry Robinson from county jail on Grand Larceny charges by order of County Attorney T E Gilbert.

Dillon Beaverhead County The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Wm. Angove Tom Pinkerton Lee Hoerning Harry Robinson T. E. Gilbert

Hawley and Mihu Granted Salmon Marriage License

A marriage license was issued last Thursday to Robert Hawley and Jessie Mihu of Salmon Idaho. Judge George Opp united the couple in marriage.

Robert Hawley Jessie Mihu Salmon Idaho George Opp

Bull on P and O Road Delivers Night Traffic Threat

A driver reports a large bull on the P and O road at night acting aggressively and blocking traffic. The bull charged toward a car, then watched lights from the rear as another vehicle approached. The driver escaped unscathed, noting such traffic bulls are trouble makers.

Bull P &O Barrett Hospital

Toby Nord and Players Open in Dillon Monday

Nord's comedians open their big tent theatre at Dillon starting Monday August 19 for seven days. The company presents clean wholesome plays with vaudeville and music between acts. Opening bill is The Country Boy with Toby Nord in the comedy role. Ladies free Monday with paid adult ticket. The show lot remains at the corner of Helena and Washington streets.

Nord Dillon Toby Nord Helena Washington Streets

Ladies Enjoy Social Afternoon at Bishop Home

Mrs J F Bishop Mrs Millie Thompson and Miss Jean Bishop hosted a Friday afternoon gathering on South Idaho Street. Music and conversation highlighted the event and at its close pleasant refreshments were served.

J. F. Bishop Millie Thompson Jean Bishop Bishop South Idaho Street

Bergeson Appointed Special Appraiser in Barrett Estate

O A Bergeson of Bergeson Motors was appointed last Saturday in district court as special appraiser for inheritance purposes in the estate of the late Martin Barrett.

O. A. Bergeson Bergeson Motors Company Martin Barrett

Mrs. M. E. Barry Called Beyond in Death

Mrs. Mathew Edward Barry died at her Minneapolis home last Tuesday evening after months of illness. A Dillon native and Montana State Normal College alumna, she studied here before married to Mathew E. Barry of Nash distributing in Minneapolis. Funeral and interment were in Minneapolis. Survivors include her husband and daughter Jane, her mother Annie Adams, five sisters Mayme Mille Clara Hathaway and Covalt.

Mathew Edward Barry Minneapolis Barry Dillon Montana State Normal College Mathew E. Barry First National Bank Nash Distributing Agency Jane Annie Adams Mayme Adams Los Angeles Mille Clara Fred Hathaway Hollywood Ethel Covalt

Dillon Oil Station Is Robbed of Cash

A thief entered Dillon Oil service station through an open living quarters window last Monday night and stole about 88 dollars from the cash register. Ralph Harding the proprietor was away with his family, and broken flower pots showed the entry point while several checks remained untouched.

Dillon Oil Ralph Harding

Ninth Birthday Celebrated With Lawn Party

Ruth Helen Albright marked her ninth birthday with a lawn party on Wednesday afternoon attended by nine friends. Her brother Robert Donald presented a doll buggy filled with gifts after games. Dainty refreshments followed the celebration.

Ruth Helen Albright Robert Donald

Metlen reports hay crop on ranch near Armstead normal

Representative Joe Metlen arrived Sunday from the ranch above Armstead and says hay crop progress is satisfactory with a forecast of a normal yield for this year. He is described as a real rancher who adheres firmly to his duties.

Joe Metlen Armstead Metlen Joe

Girl Scouts Camp at Elkhorn Springs

A Dillon area troop of about twenty girls is camping at Elkhorn Springs Beaverhead in a five tent setup. Mrs Lambert Eliel leads with assistants Miss Dorothy Cloke Miss Mary Shields and others arranging archery lessons and camp duties while four tents serve as sleeping spaces and one as a dining and cook tent.

Elkhorn Springs Beaverhead Dillon Lambert Eliel Dorothy Cloke Butte J. Dysart Gowen Mary Shields Rose Bozeman Cloke

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