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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

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Pioneer Range Favored Name For Montana Peaks

A Beaverhead county Wrangler’s club vote selected Pioneer Range as the preferred name for the unnamed range northwest of Dillon. Beav erhead, Wise River, and Tenday were also supported, with final adoption to go to the U S geographical board for maps and naming peaks lakes and parks.

Pioneer Range Dillon Wrangler’s Club Beaverhead Abstract Company Montana Beaverhead Range Wise River Tenday Range Tendoy U.S. Board Clapp United States Geographical Board Elkhorn National Park

The Pennant thrills crowds in high school musical comedy

More than a thousand attendees filled the high school gym for two performances of The Pennant. The musical comedy directed by Miss Josephine Numbers charmed with catchy songs and strong acting by a multi member cast led by Tred Carr Alan Smith and Mary Gist. Proceeds fund gymnasium equipment as the school highlights its growing community life and activities.

Josephine Numbers Jack Lawton Tred Carr Lord Woodby Rich Alan Smith Doris Dent Mary Gist Levi Lender Melvin Smith Shylock Lord Andy Smith Verdent Green Doris Jack Reno Grass Maureen Desmond Benedict Clan Smith

Marshall Foch Met With Ovation In Livingston Stop

George M. Melton returned from Livingston where he delivered a livestock shipment. He was in Livingston on Monday when the special train bearing Marshal Foch stopped and a large crowd gave the allied commander a tumultuous reception typical of French soldiers in the country.

George M. Melton Livingston Marshal Foch

Shrine and Daughters of the Nile gathering in Butte

A sizeable Dillon contingent is preparing to attend the Shrine event and the Daughters of the Nile gathering in Butte next week.

Dillon Shrine and Daughters of the Nile Butte

T D Olmsted Returns to Store After Illness

T D Olmsted, confined to his home last week by a severe erysipelas attack on his face, resumes work at the store this week. He recovered sufficiently to return to duties and resume normal hours.

T.D. Olmsted

Names Voted for Mountains in Southern County

Twenty one proposed names for mountains in the southern county were presented for selection. Names in the running included Beaverhead Elkhorn Big Hole Wisdom Wise River Lewis and Clark Sacajawea Hecla Trapper Birch Creek Vipond Ten Doy Bald Mountain Big Dipper Saw Tooth White Beavermont Road Agent Vigilante Pioneer Glendale and others with existing local uses dropped to avoid confusion.

Beaverhead Elkhorn Big Hole Wisdom Wise River Lewis and Clark Sacajawea Hecla Trapper Birch Creek Vipond Tendoy Bald Mountain Big Dipper Saw Tooth Pioneer Glendale

Men Held for Bank Burglary in Ephraim Utah

Two men named Joe Aikens and C B Reeves are jailed in Dillon on first degree burglary charges tied to a November Ephraim Utah bank job where investigators say nitro glycerine was used. A gun battle with Ephraim marshal interrupted the attempt. Extradi tion papers are pending governor signature.

Utah Joe Aikens C. BL. Reeves Mphriam Siphram Bank of Sephriam Los Angeles Mooney Aikens Hogan's Alley Charles Nelson John Dolian Ephriam California Dillon Dixson

Gun Club Elects Officers And Plans Turkey Shoot

The Dillon Rods and Gun Club elected officers for the ensuing year at a Wednesday meeting. Roy Forrester became president, Co. C. Thornton vice president, Hiram Brundage secretary, Otto Schulz field captain, and Russell Fryburg retired secretary turned over the books. The club announced a big turkey shoot at the trap grounds the Sunday before Christmas and thanked Fryburg for his year of service as he moves to Great Falls.

Dmecers Dillon Rods and Gun Club Roy Forrester Co. C. Thornton Hiram Brundage Otto Schulz Russell Fryburg Fryburg Dillon Great Falls

Wisdom couple's Postmaster exam noted for Mr Tovey

Mr and Mrs Will Tovey of Wisdom visited the city over the weekend. During the stay Mr Tovey took the civil service examination for postmaster at Wisdom.

Will Tovey Wisdom Tovey

Colds Epidemic Reported in Dillon After Snow

An epidemic of colds and la grippe is reported in Dillon blamed on warm weather after a recent snow storm. Wet streets and sidewalks are cited as contributing factors to the illness spread.

Dillon

Tax tide rises as Beaverhead residents rush taxes

Delinquent taxes in Beaverhead are expected to be far below earlier fears as residents pay promptly despite a weak economy. The Big Hole irrigation district adds over fifteen thousand dollars annually to the delinquent total, while the Oregon Short Line’s 88022.40 payment spurred a last week surge in collections. County treasurer Georgia Mathews will continue collecting until books close and any unpaid taxes are listed delinquent.

Wickelel Beaverhead Big Vole Irrigation District County Min Surer Georgia Mathews Oregon Short Line

Deer Season Closes With Fewer Casualties This Year

The deer hunting season ended Wednesday afternoon with fewer casualties than in recent years. Snow delays and later hunting reduced kills, while hunters like John Mullen of Armstead and Francis Cashmore near Bannack reported notable kills. Ducks season remains open with many sportsmen targeting sloughs and marshes at dawn.

John Mullen Armstead Medicine Lodge Francis Cashmore Bannack

Peter Anderson Visits Dillon This Week

Peter Anderson of Dell spent a day or two in Dillon this week, stopping briefly to visit local institutions and meet residents before continuing his travels.

Peter Anderson Dell Dillon Mrs G.G. Wheat Lois Winifred

Renfro High Trap Average Among U S Shooters

Ted Renfro of the Centennial valley ranks second in the United States in season average on registered targets. Art Risser of Paris leads, beating Renfro by nine points as the American Trapshooting association plans life memberships for season leaders. The Pacific Coast zone leader Teatre holds a 37 point margin over Troch of Vancouver. Renfro previously won top honors at the Montana Sportsmen’s Association event in Dillon last July.

Ted Renzo Centennial Valley Dillon Rod and Gun Club United States Art Risser Paris JSL Renfro American Trapshooting Association Stoney McLinn Teatre I’. M. Troch Vancouver Washington Troch Courney Montana Sportsmen's Association Dillon Esch Vone

Oregon Short Line agent plans high stakes diamond heist

Dell Montana station agent Earl Esco conspired with an alleged accomplice to stage a fake holdup and steal diamonds worth about 12 000 dollars sent by express from eastern jewelers. Investigators cite his handwriting quirks in a typewritten order and a prior drinking record. Esco confessed in Butte jail where he is held on grand larceny charges with bond set at 2000 dollars.

Earl Wseo Oregon Short Line Railway American Railway Express Company Dell Mont Ma Rose Butte W. F. Saunders A. G. Berry Express Company Express Companie Kisco Little Station Montana Esco Brenner Rd Rose Tseo Ma. Rose Rose J

Mrs Larson Rehospitalized as Blood Poisoning Returns

Mrs Larson, previously treated for blood poisoning, is back in the hospital after the infection flared in a new area, prompting renewed medical care.

Larson

Dillon flockmaster Thomas Call tied to Lee case

Dillon rancher Thomas Call, a noted Montana flockmaster, is linked to a Lee County cattle dispute as authorities review livestock records and grazing licenses. The report notes Call’s prominence in Montana sheep and cattle farming circles.

Thomas Call Dillon Montana Lee

Prisoner To Idaho Under Escort From Blackfoot

Deputy Sheriff Brill of Blackfoot Idaho removed prisoner Ayers in his custody. Ayers faced grand larceny and selling mortgaged property charges from Butte. He traveled from Idaho to Dillon in a Cole eight, left parked by the deputy’s garage near the city hall where found. No extradition papers were requested.

Brill Blackfoot Idaho Dillon Ayers Butte City Hall

Oil Flotation to Be Added at Bedford Mine

Barton Mitchell, general manager of the Bedford property, visited from the camp and told a Forum reporter the mining progress is solid. He said an oil flotation process will be added to the mill in the spring, aiming to recover 97 percent of the values.

Barton Mitchell Bedford Mitchell Sheridan Forum

Correction: S C Jorgenson Arrest Reported in Tribune

A November Tribune item on fishing without a license misidentified the arrestee. The correct name from justice court records is S C Jorgenson of Armstead, cited for the offense and fined $25.00.

the Tribune S. Sorenson of Armstead Justice Court S. C. Jorgenson

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