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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
4
Fred A Gilbert Remembered as Montana Stockman and Neighbor
The community mourns Fred A Gilbert, a leading Montana stockman and well liked, plainspoken man. He was respected, generous, friendly, and loyal, known for good humor and a wish to help others, embodying the values of a hard working citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Gilbert
Montana
Fred
Mone
Fred Gilbert
Forest Service records origins of local geographic names
The Forest Service seeks to document how Montana place names arose from exploration, fur trade, missions, and locals. Noted names include Madison Jefferson Gallatin Wisdom and Philanthropy from Lewis and Clark journals, with others like Henrys Lake, Bridger Range, and Bozeman. Local residents are urged to submit proofs and histories for as yet undocumented names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Kech
Montana
Lewis’ ‘Journal
Missouri
Gallatin
Jefferson
Lewis
Jefferson River
Willow Creek
Big Hole
Lewis’ Journal
Rand
Big Hole Basin
Henry’s Lake
Henry’s Fork
Andrew Henry
Jim Bridger
Bridger Range
John Bozeman
Price
Confederate Gulch
Virginia City
Dixie
Lanring
Forest ‘Service
Beaverhead
District census shows 296 scholars in the year
Fifty years ago the Tribune notes 296 scholars in the district with 66 children under four. Dr Pickman’s hospital is crowded with patients. Dilley school children get a two week Christmas holiday while teachers’ salaries are docked. The writer mocks teacher pay and laments holiday generosity. Old Kris Kringle seen biking in distant stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dr. Pickman’s Hospital
Dilley Schol
Witc
Kris Kringle
Dillon Youngstens
Trusty ‘Neindeer
Pay Day at Hecla Mines and Railroad Mishap
Excerpts from the Tribune dated December 20 1895 report Thursday pay day at the Hecla mines with a payroll around 25000 dollars. Charles Truax U and N engineer was injured in the Dillon railroad yard possibly losing an eye after a boiler water glass burst. The pestiferous penny makes its Dillon debut as currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hecla
Charles Truax
Dillon
Dillon's Christmas Tree Dedicated in Training School
Twenty years ago the Tribune notes Dillon’s first municipal Christmas tree at the training school, officially dedicated with group singing and a Christmas program. The Henry Ford peace party is reportedly jubilant over reception at Stockholm as they seek permanent headquarters to urge soldiers of European powers out of the trenches by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dillon
Henry Ford
Stockholm
Christmas greetings and two Baril weddings in Sheridan
Mrs. G. W. Rightenour writes of Christmas joy and shared humanity during the season. The column notes two weddings in the Baril family: Eleanor Baril of Sheridan wed Ted Tester in Billings on September 21, and Arvile Baril Sanderford wed Richard Thomas in Anaconda on December 3, with both brides graduates of Sheridan high school and connected to local pioneer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ediior
Pioneer Tribune
Beaverhead
Frank Baril
Billings
Eleanore Baril
Sheridan
Ted’ Tester
Bozeman
Sheridan High
Anaconda
Arvile ‘Baril Sanderford
Richard Thomas
Thomas
Sheridan High School
Duncan
Antoine Baril
James Duncan
Hugh Duncan
James Gammell
Streamliner City of Denver to link Denver and Chicago
The Streamliner City of Denver will operate between Denver and Chicago via Union Pacific and Chicago and North Western Railroads. It promises a 16 to 18 hour trip at about 65.3 mph including stops, with modern cars and new low cost meals. Service begins early June with power plants by Electro-Motive Corp and cars by Pullman-Standard War Manufacturing in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denver
Chicago
Union Pacific
Chicago & North Western
Pullman
Corien Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Aluminum Company of America
Pullman-Standard War Manufacturing Company
Electro-Motive Corporation
General Motors
Beaver Head Camp 10066 Royal Neighbors Elects Officers
At a regular meeting in the I O O F hall Thursday evening Beaver Head Camp 10066 Royal Neighbors elected officers for the year. Oracle Gertrude Lyon. vice oracle Rose O'Donnell. past oracle Florence Hughes. recorder Wilma Holloran. receiver Marie Coppin. chancellor Elva Wright. marshal Nellie Lanner. inner sentinel Mrs Lasich. outer sentinel Emily Webster. three year manager T F O'Neil. two year manager Inez Morrison. one year manager Marion De Ladd. musician Lucille Hartwig. installing officer Inez Morrison. Dr Free and Dr Routledge named examining physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Royal Neighbors
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Oracle
Gertrude Lyon
Rose O'Donnell
Florence Hughes
Wilma Holloran
Marie Coppin
Elva Wright
Nellie Lanner
Inner Sentinel
Mrs. Lasich
Outer Sentinel
Emily Webster
T. F.o’neil
Inez Morrison
Marion de Ladd
Lucille Hartwig
Free
Dr. Routledge
Chris Snyder Injured In Car Collision At Idaho and Center
Chris Snyder is recovering at Barrett hospital with multiple cuts and bruises after being struck by a car at the Idaho and Center streets corner Sunday night. Witnesses say the accident was unavoidable and the injured man was helped to the hospital by Donald O Fallon and Chester Puckington, occupants of the machine. At the Men's Bridge club meeting in Guild Hall Monday evening, Wedum and Brindage were high for the east-west pair and Cashmore and Venable for north-south. Wilkinson and Dr. Williams were low for north-south, with T. E. Luebben and Dr. Routledge in the aia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Snyder
Barrett Hospital
Idaho
Center Streets
Hospital
Donald O*fallon
Chester’ Puckington
Petize
Guild‘hall
Monnday
Wedum
Peterson wins Montana Flyer Championship at Sheridan
Herman Peterson of the Dillon Gun club won the Montana flyer championship at Sheridan Sunday by killing 22 of 25 birds. A Tolson of Sheridan placed second with 16. Joe Brinik and Otto Schulz tied for third with 15 each. Other Dillon shooters in attendance were Fred Eudaily, Pete Westergaard and L. H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peterson
Dillon Gun Club
Montana
Koepfel Heads to Van Nuys After Six Week Visit
William R. Koepfel left Monday for Van Nuys California after a six weeks visit at the home by Roscoe Gordon of Armstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Koepfel
van Nuys
Calif
Roscoe Gordon
Armsteadi
Community Notes From Jackson Lodges and Local Clubs
At the Rebekah lodge meeting Mrs. John Hutchins was elected noble grand with other officers. A luncheon followed as gifts were exchanged. Royal Neighbor lodge gatherings, Lions Club, and pinochle games are noted. Various residents visited Dillon, and health updates were shared as Sam Peterson and others were mentioned. The piece closes with a historical note that the Savannah steamship was the first to cross the Atlantic, taking 25 days and having its side wheels removed for deck placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
John Hutchins
Noble Grand
A. W. Wilson
Roy Ford
Coy Rice
S. J. Johnson
Alice
Marie Nelson
Alfred Peterson
Lions’ Club
Jackson
J. S. Neidt
Joan
Iwere Dillon
Mrs. Shepherd
Martin Jack
Fred Nelson
Bill, Ross of
Dillon
Jim Woody
Dan Pender
Logan
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Jake Neidt, Jr
Cam. Pendergast
Atlantic
Savannah
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Dillon, Montana
Fessign Advertising
American Press
Veco At
Dillon Postoffice
Mail Ag
Fredrick A. Gilbert
Forest Service
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenour
Northern Pacific
W. B. Elliott
D. E. Wilder
North Main Street
Butte
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jackson News
Montana Auto Supply CO
London Times
Hartwig Theatre
QurBeat
First National Bank
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