Former Dillon Woman Died in San Antonio
Word reached Dillon of Mrs. Rennie Coffin Jones death in San Antonio Texas on August 1 after a lingering illness. Born near Mankato Minnesota December 28 1865 she came to Beaverhead county in 1878 and taught in local public schools before her 1894 marriage to Lorin T. Jones. She is survived by her husband a son Donald C. Jones of Fullerton California and three sisters Mrs K J Thompson of Billings Mrs James Kirkpatrick and Mrs Millie J Crowell of Dillon.
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Dillon
San Antonio
Texas
Rennie Coffin Jones
Jones
Mankato
Minn
Beaverhead County
Lorin T. Jones
Donald C. Jones
Fullerton
Cal
K. J. Thompson
Billings
James Kirkpatrick
Millie J. Crowell
Huge Montana Wheat Crop Forecasted For State
Montana anticipates a harvest of 27,782,000 bushels with a record 3,834,000 acres planted. The average yield per acre tops 1918 at 20.1 bushels, though that year had only 1,800,000 acres. Last year 3,595,000 acres were harvested.
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Montana
Beaverhead High to Open September 6 Under New Faculty
Beaverhead High will open September 6 with Miss Hirschman in charge as she holds a degree from Idaho University. Julia Anderson becomes librarian and history teacher succeeding Miss Sigrid Berg, while Mary Schoenborn will teach Latin and English. Eleanor Wandrey will teach dramatics and French, James C. Harris will lead the commercial department, and F. M. Gibson has left for Wenatchee to run a business college there. Other faculty include Mrs. C. P. Willis, Mrs. Allie Keith McFadden, Mrs. B. J Gunderson, Miss Metten, Lenore Thompson, WJ Bierrum, B. J. Gunderson, D. P. Thurber and L. A. Gregory.
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Hirschman
Idaho University
Julia Anderson
Sigrid Berg
Mary Schoenborn
Eleanor Wandrey
University of Minnesota
James C. Harris
Montana University
Missoula
F. M. Gibson
Wenatchee
Wash
Peterson
C. P. Willis
Allie Keith McFadden
B. J Gunderson
Elizabeth Metten
Lenore Thompson
WJ. Bierrum
B. J. Gunderson
D. P. Thurber
L. A. Gregory
Coolidge to Visit Park 11 in Yellowstone Trip
It is believed President Coolidge will undertake a four to six day tour of Yellowstone next week. The itinerary plans an entry at Gardiner and a departure from the Black Hills with the trip slated to begin Sunday. Photographers use artificial animals as decoys to lure wary wildlife for camera shots.
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Coolidge
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Black Hills
Ducks Abundant Across Montana Says Federal Warden
Federal game warden George Mushback reports late duck hatchings across Montana lakes. He notes high water restored nests, ample feed and water, and predicts an unusual northern flight. The update follows earlier fears of a skimpy season amid dry conditions.
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George Mushback
Mon
Entry List Grows for Three Day Race Meet
The Dillon Driving Club prepares for a three day race meet in southern Montana with horses training locally. Clyde Allen of Rupert Idaho enters several horses including Guideless Wonder a driverless harness horse famed in Idaho fairs. Other entrants include Bert and George Smith Idaho A H Bateman Nevada and local club members.
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Dillon Driving Club
Andrus
Montana
Clyde Allen
Rupert
Idaho
Guideless Wonder
Bert and George Smith
A. H. Bateman
Nevada
Driving Club
Butner Kayoes Wilcox in Dell Fight Card
Butner defeats Wilcox by knockout on the Dell fight card. Carpita and Lander engaged in a lively early bout, both results credited as draws. Winners from Dell will appear in a bout here on the upcoming evening.
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Ball-Monahan
Gregson Springs
Gregson
Imey Garfinkle
J.S. Butner
Garfinkle
Butner Kayoes Wilcox
DELL
Carpita
Lander
Senator Hazelbaker Returns From Chicago Rotary Trip
Senator F A Hazelbaker reported to the local club after attending the Rotary International district governors convention in Chicago. He also stopped in Rapid City South Carolina to visit President Coolidge during summer vacation and described four days with Rotary leaders and plans for the year.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Chicago
Rotary International
Roscoe Cornell
J. H. Monroe
Martin Barrett
Frank Tandon
H. B. Bamburger
J. M. Hyans
Hazelbaker
Rotary
Call 66 for Tribune Messenger or Tribune Book Store
A notice urges readers to call 66 to reach the Tribune Messenger or Tribune Book Store for information. The brief repeats the same contact number for multiple Tribune affiliates.
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Call
Tribune, Messenger
Tribune Book Store
Mining Leaders Inspect Western County Field
Alexander Leggatt, president of the mining engineers and geologists association, is visiting A T Crossley in the Birch Creek area to inspect the western mining field of the county.
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Alexander~. Leggatt
Mining Engineers and Geologists
A T. Crossley
Birch Creek
Wstern
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be Made
Beaverhead County Montana district court requires all interested parties to appear September 10, 1927 at 10 a.m. in Dillon to show cause why executor John T. Neal should not be granted authority to sell all real estate of Henry Roberts Johnson estate. Publication ordered in Dillon Tribune for four weeks. Clerk Fred Rife notes judge absent.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Henry Roberts. Johnson
John T. Neal
Henry Roberts Johnson
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montara
Dillon Tribune
Fred Rife
Carpet weaving advertised at Mrs Hoernings
An advertisement notes carpet weaving and rugs for sale at Mrs Hoernings located on Kentucky Avenue.
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Beaverhead High
Tana
Senator Hazelbaker
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
Tsocogies
Lail Atail
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