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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1917

Page

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Better crops than expected in Montana this year

Montana wheat and other crops show higher yields than earlier forecasts. Government and county reports say winter and spring wheat could top 25 million bushels, with prices helping farmers. Oats barley and flax show mixed results, while potatoes likely rise acreage with uneven yields and alfalfa remains strong in irrigated areas.

Helena State Department of Agriculure Montana Wibaux County J. B. Collins Custer County Defense Council

Local concert features Poindexter Finch and Scott at school

On Tuesday August 21 the Public School auditorium hosts a concert by pianist Miss Poindexter assisted by violinist Miss Finch and soprano Mrs Scott. Poindexter a Cincinnati Conservatory graduate has appeared locally and the program blends piano pieces with vocal and violin selections. Fifty cent admission. tickets through C P Thomas.

Public School Margaret Poindexter Helen Finch Elmo Jaquette Scott Scott Montana C. P. Thomas’ Book Store Fred Huber Albert Stamm J. E. Morse Alma Morse Charles E. Phillips J. E. Monroe Humphrey Caroline Margaret White Robi. Clark Robert Boone A. L. Poindexter F.D. Willis Bernstein Alma Harwood Clara Chapman E. S. Duff T. D. Olmsted E. R. Mosher Laura M. Kress

Record wool price set in state as Anderson clip sold

Anderson Bros sold 200,000 pounds of their 1917 wool clip named the Max Lauterbach clip to J R Edgehill for 6234 cents, a new state record and a quarter cent above the Ringling Montana price set last week. The clip is regarded as one of the most desirable in the state.

Anderson Bros J. R. Edgehill Ringling Montana Anderson Max Lauterbach

Dillon Chautauqua Grounds Next Year With 100 Guarantors

Dillon's third annual Chautauqua closed with a concert and strong lectures by eminent U S figures. The event secured one hundred guarantors for next year, including Walter M. Corll and many local supporters listed in full.

B. Yeaman E. Foote John L. McFadden Albert Stamm Nels P. Nelson Frank E. Maurtz Fidel Huber Edwin J. Nickel Richard R. Price F. C. McFadden Henry G. Rodgers A. L. Stone R. M. Cosgrove Hugh L. Anderson A. L. Badcon Geo. FE. Jewell J. H. Youngken John B. Somers O. M.gallaway J. M. Cosgrove Alma Harwood Carlton Innes C. E. Blinn I. Cashmore H. G. Humphrey G. R. Gardner H. A. MacMillan Walter J. Crowell Laura M. Kress Mrs. Wm Manning Electric Shop H. D. Weenink L. L. Bell Chas Clemens W. F. Drummey R. H. Ryburn Elza Smith

New Threshing Machine Bought by George Stimson

George Stimson returned Wednesday from Spokane with a new threshing machine described as the latest on the market. It is touted as fast and capable of saving a larger percentage of grain than any machine in this region. The purchase price was 4000 dollars.

George Stimson Spokane

Army Commissions List Reveals 1,400 Names from Training Camp

The Presidio officers training camp at San Francisco released a public list of 1,400 army commissions. It includes numerous Montana names such as Edmund Q. Forsyth Great Falls and H. H. Swanberg Missoula, with ranks ranging from captains to second lieutenants across infantry and national guard units.

Montana the Presido San Francisco Land Edmund Q. Forsyth Great Falls W. A. Dietrick O. W. Potter Potomac R. B. Childs W. E. Simpson Royal A. Coffee Bozeman Robert McBride Montana Infantry Jack Sweet A. L. Christensen George L. MacMullen Deer Lodge W. W. Todd Ray S. Jones A. L. McMahon Glasgow B. P. Héey North Glasgow R. P. Hartney M. G. Skinner C. Mudd H. McRide Kalispell J. B. Townsend Stevensville C. L. Sutton Fort Harrison J. le Patterson Waco O. L. Cornwall Red Lodge P. T. Scott Armstead E. K. Cheadle Lewistown J. W. Love Butte W. D. Richardson Missoula L. A. Murphey Montana National Guard

County Levy Totals and State Levy Beans in 5.80 Mills

The county commissioners set this year’s tax levy at 16.75 mills not including city levy. General 34 mills road 5 mills bridge 2 mills interest and sinking 2 mills contingent 2 mills high school 2 mills high school interest and sinking ½ mill poor ½ mill state board of equalization levied state purposes 5.80 mills.

State Board of Equalization

Will Graduate From Normal Summer Session

The Montana State Normal college summer session, one of the largest attended, closes next Thursday. A class of twenty two will receive diplomas including Ramietta Brasfield Lothair Montana and Mae Dee Anaconda Montana among others from Butte, Boulder, Page North Dakota and more. Four Year Course students include Clara Burley Rogers Minnesota and Francis Murray Eureka Montana.

Montana State Normal College Ramietta V. Brasfield Lothair Montana Mary H. Deeney Butte Mont Mae Dee Anaconda Mayme Dowd Victor Mont Frances Kennedy Mildred McDermott Catherine McGrady Ada Morton Page North Dakota Jadie Murphy Boulder Ruth A. Neal Kathleen O'Keefe Mabel L. Peterson Beigen

Death of Dave Robb A Beaverhead figure

Dave Robb of Dillon died in Murray hospital Butte after stomach and intestinal cancer. He was 53, a former sheep shearer and saloon keeper, married to Nellie McLoughlin who died two years ago. Survived by daughter Frieda, a sister and a brother. Funeral at Presbyterian church with burial at Mountain View.

Dave Robb Murray Butte Dillon Presbyterian Church H. G. Humphrey M. E. Church Mountain View Cemetery Ab. Coon Robb Nellie McLoughlin Frieda Vollmer Bozeman

Butte Clerks Union Hosts Town Picnic Day

Wednesday the town welcomed members of the Butte Clerks Union and guests. Special trains brought visitors plus the Montana State band. Dillmont park hosted dancing and games. Rain briefly paused activities but people enjoyed lunches, sight seeing, and a final evening train carried a tired, happy crowd home.

Butte Clerks’ Union Montana State Band Dillmont Park Butte

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