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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

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Letter from France describes furlough to La Bourbouli resort

Soldier writes from A E F France Oct 20 detailing seven day all expenses paid furlough to La Bourbouli in the mountains. He praises the hotel Y M C A castle complex, recalls shelling and front line danger, notes duties scouting and delivering supplies, mentions friends Charles and Lester, and asks about home in Dillon.

la Bourbouli America Paris Europe la Bourbeull Plate Y.M. CG. A

City Council Monthly Session Notes and Financial Actions

The regular city council meeting at city hall covered approval of October minutes, bond and warrants actions, and fund disbursements. The water bonds redemption of $10,000 was authorized, bonds and reports reviewed, and bills audited for payment.

Gilbert Anderson Tuebben Bond Phillips McCaleb Elder Finance Committee Alley Scitta Omedit ‘Water Fund

Bristow Family Plans Move to Dillon for School Access

Joe Shaw of Bristow will move to Dillon after buying the Boss Emerick residence. He seeks better Dillon school access for his children. Possession will be given soon.

Lester Dillon Joe Shaw Bristow Emerick

Roads and More Roads, Montana Farmers Demand Better Highways

A Montana farmer confronts a highway engineer over creek crossings and right of way as the state seeks standardized highways. Farmers like Hinkle push for high grade, traffic aware roads, while land speculators exploit land transfers to profit from routes.

State Highway Commission Tauchman Hinkle Attite Valley Montana Highway Commission

Women Speak Universal Language of Ministration in Food Pledge

A. L. Stone of the Dillon State Bank writes on the duty of American women to save and ship food for soldiers abroad. He notes the postwar need as mothers envision returning sons and belated meals, while soldiers overseas aid in relief and occupy German towns. The piece frames the 20 million ton food pledge as a mission linking home front care with international relief.

America Rhine Gon

Proposed Highway Expenditure for 1919 Foreseen in Montana

Helena bulletins cite a federal aid and state share totaling over 1 million dollars for highway construction in 1919. With funds available and lifting of material restrictions, state engineers push surveys and projects, aiming to use roughly 588 thousand dollars from federal good roads funds for Montana by July 1, 1919.

Helena Dee Office of Public Roads Department of Agriculture State United States War Industries Board The Fuel Administration Railroad ‘Administration United States Highways Council State Highway Commission Highway Commission Secretary. of. Agriculture Montana

Beaverhead County Officials Approve Bids and Payrolls

Beaverhead Montana county commissioners met December 1918 in regular session. They accepted the Examiner Printing bid for two years and a medical bid by Drs Ryburn and Stephan for one year. Contracts were authorized and fair grounds appraisal steps ordered while payrolls for September to November were audited and warrants issued.

Board of Beaverhead County Montana Theodore Nelson D. D. McKnight Shaw Jay Examiner Printing Company J. Drs. Ryburn Walter Stephan Nelson Examiner, Printing Company

Pat Ward Returns From Missoula For Brief Furlough

Ethridge Ward known as Pat arrives from army training camp at Missoula for a few days off due to his mother's illness influenza. He will return Tuesday and reports feeling fit, noting training has aided his condition.

Ethridge Pat

New Montana Mutual Oil Company Formed Near Dillon

A new oil company named the Montana Mutual Oil Company has organized to drill in the Frying Pan district within ten miles of Dillon and six miles from Bond on the Oregon Short Line railroad. Directors include Dr. J. Thorkelson as president and John E. Shipman as vice president.

Montana Mutual Oil Company Frying Pan Dillon Bond Oregon Short Line Beaverhead County Salt Lake City Beaverhead Valley Wyoming John E. Shipman George A. Hulings O.m.best Benjamin C. Crowley

Schools Closed as Precaution Over Influenza Outbreak

The high school and public school are closed indefinitely by order of Dr. M A Walker city health officer after several influenza cases among pupils. Sunday schools and church activities are halted with no Christmas programs. Normal College remains open under state jurisdiction. Reopening after New Year is expected. no city epidemic recurrence noted. Weekday church services are suspended while regular worship continues.

M. A. Walker Schildren Normal College

Beaverhead County Man Granted a New Trial

The Supreme Court, in the report of supreme court matters, grants D. E. Tate a new trial for a Beaverhead county rape conviction. The court held the jury should determine how many times he slept at the prosecuting witness’s home, and the trial judge’s comments invaded the jury’s province.

Helena Record-Herald Supreme Court D. E. Tate D. EB. Tate Beaverhead County Penitentiary Justice Pigott Tate Faflin Beagerhead County Squires Asway District ‘Court

Engineer Injured at Redrock Water Tank

George W. Palmer of Lima, a veteran Oregon Short Line passenger engineer, suffered a severe scalp wound when a ladder on the water tank at Redrock collapsed. The pumpman on the tank ladder was bruised and sent to Salt Lake City hospital. Palmer was later taken home to Lima to rest.

George W. Palmer Lima Redrock Palmer Salt Lake City

Ross Denies Writing Beeing Verses Claimed by J T Ross

A Dillon Examiner note claimed verses titled Beefing were written by J T Ross with A B F in France. Ross sent a letter denying authorship and any involvement. He says the verses appeared in Stars and Stripes Paris and reflect Allied Forces spirit.

Dillon Examiner J. T. Ross France Mr. Ross Paris J. T Ori

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Private Hoerning OF CO. D M. G. BN Charles MONTANA HIGHWAY _ENGINEERS Wey Be United 'States Shipping Board Board New Merch Ant Marine Mie A. L. Stone Dillon State Bank Butte NEW Oil Company Ross
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