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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1922

Page

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Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds in Dillon

Dr. Frank Blakeslee and five assistants conducted a week of revival meetings in Dillon attracting crowds at the Training school auditorium and additional sessions at City hall and the Andrus hotel. Attendees included many afflicted residents from across the county seeking relief through faith healing amid mixed reports on cures.

Frank Blakeslee Dillon Butte Anaconda Billings Montana Training School City Hall Andrus Blakeslee

Basketball Season Opens Friday Night at Local High School

The season kicks off with a game at the high school gym between the American Legion team and the high school quintet. A lengthy schedule of games against other state schools is planned and Dillon is expected to field one of the district’s fastest teams this year.

American Legion Dillon

Aged Beaverhead Rancher Fred A Randolph Found Dead

Fred A Randolph aged 66 was found dead in his Argenta cabin Tuesday morning. He had a history of heart trouble and died in his sleep. Coroner Phillips and Undertaker Brundage took the body to Dillon for funeral arrangements at Mountain View cemetery. He was unmarried and survived by a single brother E B Randolph of Salmon who arrived to claim the remains.

Fred A. Randolph Beaverhead County Argenta Phillips Brundage Randolph Ranch E. B. Randolph Salmon Dillon Mountain View Beaverhead

Illness Fatal to Baby Stanfield

Infant son of Mr and Mrs R L Stanfield of this city dies after brief illness Born in Dill on March 21 1921 Survived by several brothers and sisters Funeral scheduled for 10 o clock Saturday morning at the Catholic church

Robert Warren Stanfield R. L. Stanfield Dill

Dillon Matron Selina Stone Dies Sudden

Mrs Selina J Stone 69 dies after being stricken while filling a coal pail at home on South Atlantic Street in Dillon. Found by her granddaughter and carried indoors where she died likely of apoplexy. Survived by daughters Ethel Bonner of Portland and Francis Kingslee of Willows Creek and granddaughter Lena Redding. Funeral plans await arrival of daughters.

South Atlantic Street Selina J. Stone Mra Stone Ethel Bonner Portland Francis Kingslee Willows Creek Montana Lena Redding

Feeding Many Steers on Grant Cattleman’s Winter Feed

Tom Pierse, a Grant neighborhood cattleman, spent late week in Dillon on business. He is feeding about 200 of his top steers this winter for the spring market, aiming for the top price among feeders. The rivalry among cattlemen for the best beef and price is keen, as buyers seek prime fat but also need both fat cows and steers.

Tom Pierse Grant Dillon

William Sheser Die at 68 After Weeklong Illness in Spokane

William Sheser died at 927 Mission Avenue Spokane on Wednesday morning November 22 after a weeklong illness described as mental breakdown. He was 68 and survived by five brothers and one sister all living in the East except John and Sam near Grant Montana. The potato growers of Jefferson and Ruby valleys plan an association.

William Sheser Mission Avenue Spokane John Sam Grant Montana

Dell Farmer Balings Hay for Sale in Butte Trade

Peter Hansen of Dell baled about two hundred tons of choice timothy hay and sold it in Butte. He reports a fine crop of hay and grain on his farm this season.

Peter Hansen Dillon Butte

Beaverhead Wool Production Reaches Over Two Million Pounds

Figures compiled by E A Gray show Montana growers sold 16 723 000 pounds of wool on eastern markets this year. Beaverhead county produced slightly over 2 000 000 pounds, averaging 37 cents per pound, with much of the clip sold outright and part consigned. Forty thousand dollars in improvements have been completed on the Hayre telephone plant.

E.A. Gray Chicago Northwestern Montana Beaverhead County Hayre

Death Claims “Dad” Wallace in Dillon Community

Albert Wallace known as “Dad” Wallace died Friday morning after a paralytic stroke. He passed at the Carter ranch north of Dillon after friends retrieved him from the road Wednesday. Survived by his wife, he was 72 and long resident, once a rancher in McHesser and partner with R. E. Foster in the local employment business. Funeral Saturday at Brundage parlors at 2 p.m.

Albert Wallace Carter Ranch Twin Bridges R. E. Foster Mr. Wallace

Ills Beset Polaris Resident Charles Richardson

Charles Richardson of Polaris is very ill and will be brought to Dillon for medical care. Benjamin Bond is confined to his home by illness.

Charles” Richardson Polaris Dillon Benjamin Bond Craig Cornell

Movie Lecture Draws Crowd at City Hall on Vigilante Photoplays

A large Dillon audience attended a Saturday evening talk by Harold J. Binney of the Montana Vigilante Motion Picture Company. He outlined six Montana epic pictures centering on early figures like Henry Plummer, and demonstrated makeup with G W Shields. The event ended with a dance and a call for local props and a title idea for the first film.

Harold J. Binney G. W. Shields Binney Montana Vigilante Motion Picture Corporation Henry Plummer Montana Bannack Ned Ray Buck Stinson Plummer Dillon Linson Elena Beaverhead Madison Counties Rocky Mountain

Henry Thompson's Big Fish Story

In the Metlen hotel lobby Henry Thompson a Dell rancher recounts his fish pond experiment. He drained the pond to stock it with rainbow fry but old fish blocked the flow until an irrigator redirected water leading to the fish returning to the feeding grounds.

Metlen Henry Thompson Dell St Knott’s

Primary PTA Meets At New School Building

The regular meeting of the Primary Parent-Teacher’s association was held Wednesday afternoon at the new school building. A program featured Christmas songs led by Miss Vande Walker and a paper on Books for Children by Mrs. Free.

Parent-Teacher’s Association Vande Walker Free C. C. Bates

President Davis Weds Miss Sutherland in Dillon

A high noon wedding united Elizabeth Sutherland and President Sheldon E. Davis of Montana State Normal College at the bride’s home on South Washington Street. After a breakfast reception the couple left for Butte and an eastward honeymoon. They will reside at 610 South Dakota Street upon return after January 1.

Elizabeth Sutherland Sheldon E. Davis Montana State Normal College Phillip J. Maf South Washington Street Butte Chicago Dr. Davis Zanesville Ohio Dillon South Dakota Street Myr J. W. Sutherland Beaverhead County Normal College Davis Columbia University Style Normal Marysville Montana

Well Known Couple Married in Butte

A Dillon resident Mrs Martha Chapman and Robert Quackenbush, both of this city, were married in Butte. The bride, active in church work and teaching since graduating from State Normal, plans to reside in Dillon after a brief state tour.

Butte Dillon Robert Quackenbush Martha Chapman Young Society State Normal Quackenbush Gracter Grocery Company

John E Reed Dies A Melrose Merchant Obituary

John E. Reed a pioneer Melrose merchant died in a Butte hospital Monday morning. The funeral was held yesterday and obituary notice will appear next week due to late arrival.

John E. Reed Melrose Butte

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DR. Blakeslee Nekt Act Joan Beatty Frank E. Beatty Three Rivers Michigan Harry Rockhill Conrad Mr. Beatty Rockhill Wm. Sheser Jefferson Ruby Valleys Baling Hay Dad” Wallace Plan OF Corporation Ismay Pres. Davis Miss Sutherland Bride East
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