Choral club reorganizes as 382 enrolled in Dart's hall
The Choral club met in Dart's hall and elected new officers led by C. R. Compton as president and Professor Mills as musical director. 382 are enrolled, Miss Mary Innes teaches at Spring Hill, and J. E. Williams of Bannack renewed his subscription. George A. Wilson suffered severe injuries after a wagon accident. Goodwin T. Paul married Mary J. Bourret with attendants Hon. Robert Wing and Susie Douglass.
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K. K
Dart’s Hall
C. R. Compton
8S. D. Hooker
Daisy Conger
Arthur Judges
Professor Mills
E. J. Conger
Mary Innes
Spring Hill
J. E. Williams
Bannack
Williams
George A. Wilson
Poindexter
Orr
Goodwin T. Paul
Mary J. Bourret
Robert T. Wing
Susie Douglass
Dillon Social Club Announces Swel lest Dancing Party
From the Tribune December 28 1898 the Dillon Social club plans a long dancing party with a 26 piece souvenir program. Dancing starts at 9 pm and goes to 3 am. Mrs Albert Stamm and her son visited Milwaukee relatives. Edie family heads to bonnie Scotland after 17 years away. S B Burnside and wife relocate to a Modoc ranch to pursue cattle business, leaving Monida households wondering about Sam.
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Dillon Social Club
Albert Stamm
Stamm
Milwaukee
James Edie
Bonnie Scotland
S. B. Burnside
Modoc
Sam
Valley
Monida
Dillon Delegation Visits Beet Country for Valley Insight
A Dillon group of ranchers and businessmen toured Idaho Falls to assess beet sugar impact for Beaverhead valley. The city council may grant a franchise for a $35,000 central heating plant to serve downtown. Dillon Plumbing and Heating led by W W Wilson and E E Marcoe backs the project. The water committee was directed to offer free city water for park sprinkling and the depot. John Lovell shipped 2,400 head of mutton sheep to Union Meat Company from local yards.
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Dillon
Beaverhead Valley
Idaho Falls
George R. Featherly
Hawley Selway
H. R. Melton
Herbert Selway
A. L. Anderson
A. S. Johnson
Martin Sorenson
Craig Cornell
Otto C.gosman
G. T. Paul
Dr. W. Cc. Orr
A.jl. Stone
S. §. Carruthers
H. A. Kaiser
J. E. Morse
J. F. Bishop
John Ewing
Alf Decker
I. F. Hunsaker
Wm. Knapp
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company
W.W. Wilson
E. E. Marcoe
O. 5. S. Railway Company
John’ Lovell
Union, Meat Company
Specimen Brought to Town from Montana Mercantile
O M Best of the Montana Mercantile company left Dillon Monday night for Battle Creek Michigan. He will visit relatives and friends in that city for a few weeks and then go to other Michigan cities. He expects to be absent about a month.
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O. M. Best
Montana Mercantile Company
Dillon
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Quarantine Lifted as 1918 Influenza Ends in Tribune Note
The Tribune reports the quarantine for Spanish influenza, started Oct 20, was lifted yesterday. It lists two Dillon soldiers, Peter Langdorf and Frank Modlar, wounded in action in late battles, previously ranch workers here. Wisdom-Fritz Waldhly killed 100 calves in eight hours for the Anaconda market.
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Dillon
Peter Langdorf
Frank Modlar
Wisdom
Fritz Waldhly
Anaconda
Journalism students gather for Presbyterian event
At the Presbyterian church a journalism students gathering featured Joe Taylor as toastmaster, Principal Conrad Orr, and Bob Gregg among attendees. After the business meeting led by Watson, president-elect, speakers Miss Margaret Sweeney Dr S E Davis and Albert Erickson spoke. The program ended with a matinee dance and refreshments.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Joe Taylor
Conrad Orr
Bob Gregg
Watson
Margaret Sweeney
S. E. Davis
Albert Erickson
D A R Speaker Discusses Relics of Red Man
Mrs. Fred Woodside presented a paper titled Relics of the Red Man in North Central Montana at the Beaverhead chapter meeting of the D A R held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. D L Johnson.
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Fred Woodside
Montana
Beaverhead
D. A.R
D. L. Johnson
World News and Books Review Highlight Mussolini China Czech Split
The piece surveys US diplomacy toward Mussolini, Mrs Wilson in Berlin, and Farley’s political history. It reports on Japan's opium trade in Nanking, a Czech split after the Munich pact, and Rockefeller’s late-life finances and meager heirlooms.
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Phillips
Rome
Mussolini
Wilson
U. S
Berlin
Hopkins Rumors Roil WPA Amid New Deal Plan Shifts
Amid Roosevelt’s demand to extend 1938 WPA funding, rolls peaked in November then fell as non essential workers left and jobs shifted to new Deal projects. Hopkins labeled plans to move WPA workers into armament and youth aviation programs, with Hopkins urging Civil Service control.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
National Youth Administration
Harry Hopking
Civil Service
Ainsworth to Get Recount of Vote in Sanders County
Republican A A Ainsworth of Thompson Falls wins a state senate recount ruling by Montana Supreme Court. Democrat A A Alvord had sought to block the recount via District Judge Besancon who said the senate judges its membership. The high court vacated Besancon ruling and ordered appeal showing cause, effectively granting the recount.
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Thompson Falls
Sanders County
State Supreme Court
A. A. Alvord
Albert Besancon
Alvord
Senate
Supreme Court
Besancon
Ainsworth
Two Rogers Pass Road Units Planned in Lewis and Clark
The state highway commission will build two units of the Rogers pass road in Lewis and Clark county under the seven percent federal system. Previous plans had eight miles of road atop Rogers pass at about 252000 dollars, while the commission now aims for eight miles at Lincoln and eight miles at the bottom of the pass for a similar cost.
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Rogers Pass
State Highway Commission
Lewis and Clark County
Lincoln
Pass
Road Work Planned in Seventh District for $500,000
Government plans five year program to spend about half a million dollars on highway reconstruction in Broadwater Jefferson and Lewis and Clark counties. Project outlines recent, with funding and scope to be defined by state authorities.
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Broadwater
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Landon Returns From Manhattan Asks Race Story
Alf Landon speaking before sailing from New York as a Pan-American delegate comments on the Republican field. He notes voter sentiment and hints at the Democratic candidate who he says is the standout after a recent election.
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New York
the Woods
Alf M. Landon
Manhattan
Lima
New York Era Admits Business Slowdown Reflected
A fragment notes the New York business scene in the Present era, acknowledging a slowdown as the last production term ends and a tribute to a figure named John Davison emerges.
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New York
John ‘Davison
Bannack School District to Sell Bonds for 1938 Issue
The Bannack School District No. 1 plans to issue serial or amortization bonds not exceeding 4 percent interest for a ten year period from December 22, 1938. Each serial bond will be 75.00 dollars with 76.00 dollars due December 22, 1939 and annually thereafter. Bids must meet par value plus accrued interest, with a 10 dollar certified check and private sale option reserved by the board. Otto Pahnish chairs the trustees. Mrs. W. H. Paddock is clerk.
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Board of Trustees
Board of Trestees
State Board of Land Commissioners
Annual Meeting Notice of First National Bank of Dillon
NOTICE GIVEN that the regular Annual Meeting of the shareholders of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DILLON will be held in the Directors Room of the Bank in Dillon Montana at 10 o'clock A M on the second Tuesday of January 1939 for election of directors and other business. Dated Dillon Montana December 6 1938.
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First National Bank OF
Dillon
Montana
Elks Charity Ball Planned at City Hall Auditorium
Dillon Elks Lodge 1554 announces its annual Charity and Benefit Ball at the city hall auditorium Saturday night December 17. Don's Dance Band will supply the music. Carl Anderson represents the Elks lodge and Kenneth Wheat heads the drum and bugle corps for event arrangements.
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Dillon Elks “Lodge No. 1554
City Hall Auditorium
Don's Dance Band
Carl Anderson
Elks Lodge
Kenneth Wheat
Elks Drum and Hugle Corps
Child Study Club Meets At Mrs Donovan Home
The Child Study club convened Tuesday evening December 6 at the home of Mrs E J Donovan located at 716 South Washington.
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Child Study Club
E. J. Donovan
South
Washington
Notice of Private Sale of Fawn Conklin Estate Property
Administrators announce private sale of decedent Fawn Conklin's Beaverhead County real estate in Dillon Montana. Bids may be filed at John Collins offices after first publication with sale to occur on or after December 9 1988, under court confirmation.
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Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Fawn Conklin
Dillon
Beaverhead County
East Side
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Sam W. Conklin
Bannack School District to Sell Bonds December 22 1938
Notice from Bannack School District No 1 Beaverhead County Montana that the board will sell bonds at 4 PM on December 22 1938 at the Bannack school house to the highest bidder for cash including amortization terms as applicable.
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Bannack
Beaverhead
Montana
Quieting Title Suit In Beaverhead County Montana
The State of Montana serves alias summons in district court Beaverhead County to JOHN F. MEYER plaintiff and DEFENDANTS JULIA H MELTON GEORGE M MELTON and unknowns. Suit seeks to quiet title to three land tracts south of Dillon described as Tract 1 2 3 in Section 19 Township 7 South Range 8 West M M with metes and bounds and contains 2 879 3 627 and 854 feet for city limits with Nevada Street and Dillon Street lines and final lot boundaries. Defendants are summoned to answer within 20 days or face default judgment.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Swynekk
Easwi
Township
Paul H. Temple
Beaverhead County
Julia H. Melton
George M. Melton
State of
M. M
Metes
Nevada Street
Iron Pin
Cornell Street
Nelson Street
City of Dillon
Dillon Street
Nelson
Nevada
Ureton
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