Primary Parent-Teachers Association Meeting Featured Program
The Primary Parent-Teacher's Association will hold its regular monthly meeting in the kindergarten room on Wednesday December 6 at three o'clock. Mrs H H Bates discusses Children's Gifts and Mrs Free speaks on Children's Books. A gift and book display will be shown and mothers are urged to bring simple inexpensive gifts. Miss Van de Walker will lead in Christmas carols as the group seeks to ensure every Dillon child receives a gift this year.
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H. H. Bates
Dillon
Bowling to Be Revived in Dillon City League
Louis Schmittroth spearheads a citywide bowling revival with a planned winter tournament. Two alleys are being installed in the former Crystal Saloon basement on North Montana Street, with new equipment on order. Teams from Butte Anaconda and other Montana cities are expected to join as Dillon’s strong bowling interest grows.
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Louis Schmittroth
Crystal Saloon
Montana
Dillmont Candy Company
Butte
Anaconda
Dillon
Mrs. Albers Begins Trip to Bendino for Visit
Mrs C Albers leaves Monday afternoon by train for Bendino Kansas to spend a month or more visiting relatives. Her son John Albers and brother Charles Meine accompany her and plan to tour middle western states and perhaps as far north as St Paul in search of thoroughbred cattle to bring to stock ranches near Dillon. Many family dinners were held yesterday.
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C. Albers
Bendino
Kansas
John Albers
Charles Meine
Ther
Middle West
St. Paul
Dillon
Hunsaker's pea crop pays remarkable well
Frank Hunsaker, the bonanza Bond farmer, settled up with Roger Bros. Seed Co. for about eighty acres of peas. After expenses, he cleared $38,000 though hail damage reduced returns. Other growers also fared well. Roger Bros. plans a sorting station here.
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Frank Hunsaker
Roger Bros. Seed Co
Idaho Falls
Roger Bros
Waiters Battle At White Cafe On Montana Street
William Heibner and Charles Pinkam, waiters at the White Cafe on Montana street, fought last Friday evening. Heibner won the clash, Pinkam was unconscious for hours. Heibner was released on $1,000 bond the next morning while Pinkam paid a $15 fine after a Saturday evening hearing before Judge Phillips.
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William Heibner
Charles Pinkam
White
Montana Street
Heibner
Pinkam
Phillips
Dr. Cress to Speak in Dillon Sunday
Dr. Cress, state secretary of the Montana Baptist Convention, will visit Dillon Sunday December 3. He will deliver a morning address at the First Baptist Church. The public is invited and Baptist members are urged to attend.
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G. C. Cress
Dillon
First Baptist Church
Cress
Montana Baptist Convention
Noted Fox stockman Carl Linden Leaves Jury Duty
Carl Linden, a well known Fox section stockman in the Big Hole, who has served on the current jury, returned home on Wednesday. Linden is wintering a fine herd of beef steers on his Fox area ranch.
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Carl Linden
Fox
Big Hole
Mr. Linden
Larson Committed to Warm Springs Sanity Board
A sanity commission found Melvin Larson incapable of self care and committed him to the Warm Springs asylum. He testified he was an inmate there in 1920 and 1921. He labors at cleaning the jail, scrubbing floors up to three times daily.
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Stephan
Walker
Molleur
Melvin
Larson
Warm Springs
Mooney
Basketball revival boosts local high school and college play
Great interest in basketball fills the winter scene as high school boys train for over two weeks and an American Legion team forms to challenge schedules. The high school expects a strong season with returning stars. At Normal College a fast quintet is being formed aiming for state collegiate honors, marking the second year of revived basketball there.
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American Legion
Normal
Dansie Sues Railway Over Sheep Transport Delay
Walter Dansie filed a district court suit against Great Northern Railway for 2000 damages claiming delay and negligence in transporting four carloads of sheep from Great Falls to Butte and leaving them without food or water for about 42 hours. Attorney Geo M Melton represents the plaintiff.
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Walter Dansie
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Falls
Butte
Geo. M. Melton
Dr H A Blakeslee to Speak in Dillon Sunday
Montana evangelist Dr H A Blakeslee will lecture in Dillon on Sunday December 8 at 10 30 a m. An evening healing service is set for 8 o clock that night. The meeting place will be announced later.
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H. A. Blakeslee
Montana
Dillon
College notes highlight sorority party and recognition service
Kappa Zeta Nu hosted a dorm party Saturday from four to six with eligible new members and guests Mrs and Miss Phillips Mrs Dull and Miss MacGregor. Rebecca Carey presided tea after a program featuring Ruth Blumer Rebecca Carey and Mary Schoenborn. YWCA held a candle lighting service for new members and December seniors staged a mock graduation with Dr. Davis and Chancellor Elliott. The Proctor system now uses floor monitors. many faculty attend the State Teachers' Association in Helena.
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Kappa Zeta Nu
College Music Room
Florence Noble
General Assembly
Mary Schoenborn
Lora Evans
New Training School
Helena
State Teachers’ Association
Miss Nash
Phillips
McCullough
Mackie
Bannack Film Plans in Dillon for Vigilante Era
Director Harold J. Binney of Vigilante Motion Picture Corp arrives in Dillon to lecture on six regional films to be produced early next year. He and visiting actors will demonstrate makeup and scenes and seek extra cast and crew for Bannack and Virginia City productions about life during the Vigilantes era.
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Harold J. Binney
Vigilante
Motion Picture Corporation
Helena
City Hall
Binney
Dillon
Bannack
Virginia City
Henry Plummer
America
Mild Winter In Big Hole Basin Reported By Rancher
Percy Willey, prominent Big Hole basin rancher, said the basin has scant snow and a unusually mild winter. Ranchers feed few cattle yet while steer fattening on hay and grazing later than usual.
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Percy Willey
Big Hole Basin
Willey
Monida Couple Represented County at Seat
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jones served as Monida representatives at the county seat this week, taking part in official civic duties and meetings.
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P. J. Jones
Monida
Thankful thoughts fill Dillon audience during holiday survey
The Tribune interviewed residents about what they are grateful for this year. Remarks ranged from personal health and family to business outlook, education opportunities, weather, and general optimism amid local and national conditions. John A. West visited to pay taxes and handle business.
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Tribune
Si” Knotts
Fred Staudaker
O. W. Smith
Charles Niblack
Charles Phillips
Clara Adams
Dillon
Clora Thomas
Charley Wilson
George Clemon
James Dodd
Harry Andrus
Terry Browning
George Melton
William Dunn
Jim Mathews
Frank Hazelbaker
George Hildreth
Fay Erwin
Alf. Cashmore
Lee McCracken
Fern Andrus
Otto Galloway
John A. West
Little Sheep Creek Country
Bray of Centennial valley visits on business trip
J N Bray a prominent cattleman from the Centennial valley was in town on a business trip Wednesday.
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J. N. Bray
Centennial Valley
November Term Adjoins Three-Week Court Session Ends
The November term of the district court adjourned Monday afternoon after three weeks with 21 civil cases settled in or out of court. Jurors were dismissed and out-of-town visitors departed for Thanksgiving. Several cases were continued or dismissed while others resulted in judgments for plaintiffs or defendants.
Turkey Shoots At Dillon Club And Young Ranch
The Dillon Gun Club held a successful turkey shoot at the fairgrounds with dozens of high scores by members and visiting shooters drawing a large crowd. A second event at the Young Ranch near Apex used rifles, producing several fine turkeys for participants.
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Dillon Gun Club
Fairgrounds
Young Ranch
Apex
Idaho Couple Married Here First License From New Book
A marriage license was issued Wednesday morning to Charles H. Kooken and Miss Lolecta P. Thompson of Glen's Ferry Idaho. Their license marked the first issued from the clerk of the court's new book.
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Charles H. Kooken
Lolecta P. Thompson
Glen’s Ferry
Idaho
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Dr. Cress
Dansie
Normal College Notes
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Dan Mooney
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O. C
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Thomas Pierce
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Wm. Logan
Patrick Laden
George Mehelich
James Smallhorn
Rebecca Freeman
Bank of Commerce
George Opp
Matt Rebich
Katie Rebich
W. J. Farmer
Medicine Lodge Coal Co
Philip Gudici
Thomas Flynn
Emil Kruletz
Tony Kruletz
Olmstead-Stevenson Co
J. B. Egan
Turkey
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