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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1924

Page

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Golden Grain Week Aids Beaverhead Milling Campaign

Beaverhead Milling and Elevator of Dillon drives Golden Grain Week in Montana cities to boost fresh milled cereals. Households, dealers, and jobbers are drawn by free samples, in-store displays, and stamped pack dates ensuring freshness and quality across corn meal and wheat products.

Dillon Montana Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Company Butte Anaconda Helena Beaverhead Milling Company Beaverhead Milling J. T. Leimert Beaverhead Milling Co Joecal

Central Wins Close Game by Single Point

In a tense high school gym matchup last Friday Beaverhead failed to gain traction while Butte Central edged them 10 9. Oliver dazzled with a long shot for Beaverhead but McKenzie kept Central in the lead with two late counters securing the win.

Central Beaverhead Butte Central Beverhead Anaconda Oliver McKenzie

300 Gallons White Wine Seized by Officers in Dillon

Sheriff Dan Mooney and Undersheriff Kellum seized 300 gallons of wine described as vin blink after tracing to rancher Val Todovich who faced unlawful manufacture charges and posted 7500 bond. The wine filled a 150 gallon hogshead and several barrels and was stored in Dillon jail awaiting disposal while authorities note the large grape input.

Dan Mooney Kellum Val Todovich Brown’s Station Dillon

Men’s Store expands with Bozeman branch

A Bozeman location will open under The Men’s Store brand after its owners Lee and Gaines McCracken acquired Walsh’s, an 85 year old Bozeman furnishing shop. Gaines McCracken will supervise renovations at the new store which will operate with the same name and format as the original.

Lee Gaines McCracken Bozeman Walsh’s

American Legion Minstrel and Vaudeville Dates Set

Plans for the annual American Legion Minstrel and Vaudeville show are complete with dates set for March 12 and 18. Manager Frank Ashworth leads a staff and outlines a four act program featuring a minstrel, vaudeville acts, a curtain raiser by Terry Browning, and music by Baxter Tonrey orchestra.

American Legion Frank Ashworth Terry Browning Baxter-Tonrey Frances Tonrey Miss Reed Lonnie Normal College Miss Martin

New Cattle Association Aims to Stabilize Western Market

The California Cattlemen's Association launches a cooperative marketing plan with San Francisco as its hub. The new system covers California Arizona Nevada Utah and Southern Oregon to align supply and demand and stabilize prices through district offices fixed minimums and packer contracts.

Portland Telegram San Francisco California Arizona Nevada Utah Oregon Cattlemen’s Association

Officials Return From Helena Session

Hon. H. G. Rodgers and Sen. F A Hazelbaker returned Wednesday from Helena after attending the legislature special session. Attorney Roy S. Stephenson of Kenosha, Wisconsin, formerly Dillon, arrived from the East last night and will stay a few days on business.

H. G. Rodgers F.A. Hazelbaker Helena Roy S. Stephenson Kenozha, Wis Dillon

Marksmanhip Wins for Columbians 19-10 at High School Gym

The Butte Columbians defeated the local DeMolay team 19 to 10 in a hard fought game. Both squads showed solid floor work but Columbians outshot DeMolay and capitalized on baskets. The DeMolay first game lacked finish as they practiced under Prof. J. B. Cluley and prepare for Sheridan Independents.

Butte Columbians de- Molay J. B. Cluley Normal College Sheridan Independents

M S N C Battles Union College In Rematch

The second college court clash of the year unfolds tonight in the high school gym as M S N C meets Intermountain Union formerly Montana Wesleyan of Helena. Union won their earlier hard fought meeting and tonight Orange and Black hope to reverse the result with a strong attacking game.

Intermountain Union Montana Wesleyan Helena Union

Parades Promote Last Week’s Contests

Pep parades highlighted Friday and Saturday with a Central High float featuring Pharoah the Great Dane and a Beaverhead color theme. DeMolays held an automotive parade on Saturday with trucks signs and horns, followed by night dances in the high school gym with Linson's orchestra.

Central Linson

Ground Hog Day Forecast Here For February 2 Shadow Sign

The article notes tomorrow is the Ground Hog Day when Mr Ground Hog is to emerge and seek his shadow. A visible shadow means six more weeks of winter and coal stockpile reassurance. no shadow suggests early spring. The piece identifies the ground hog as the woodchuck and references long-standing tradition.

Ground-hog

First Presbyterian Church Service and Sermon

Philip J. May, minister, invites all to sabbath school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am with a sermon titled The Authority of the Bible. A cordial welcome.

Philip J. May

Dates Set for Montana Livestock Show in Beaverhead

Dates April 24 and 25 are announced for the Montana Livestock Show to be held in Dillon with hay and grains, fat and purebred sheep and cattle on display and daily auction sales. The event extends to April 26 for the Montana Livestock Show. Finance letters urge immediate contributions, promising to keep funds in Beaverhead. Committee members and backers listed including Roscoe Cornell as chairman and Jack Barrett among others.

Montana Livestock Association Frank A. Hazelbaker Montana Livestock Show West Montana Beaverhead Dillon Roscoe Cornell Bert Williams Fred Carter Charles Niblack Jack Barrett Ross Emerick W. AL. Keller Ianest Orr Charles Meine Joe Wikadal Fk. O. Selway James Dodd Join Bray Smith Meene Job. Keller KM. AM. Martinell W.S. Tash Tom Pieree Carl Tlansen Ae Clemow Dob. Shaw Jorgen Jorgenson W. J. Tope R. J. Foster

Shelby Slighted When New York Ts Chosen

Great Falls Montana January 24 A Shelby citizen's committee led by Bruce McNamarr urged Tex Rickard of New York to guarantee 500000 to stage the Dempsey Gibbons fight in Shelby on July 4. The telegram notes New York secured the Democratic National Convention and asks for a reply. No answer has yet been received.

Great Falls Shelby Dempey-Gibbons Tex Rickards New York Bruce Ry McNamarr Shelby Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Tex Tickard Dempsey-Gibbons Shelby Bank Citizens Bruce McNamar Rickard

Lumber firms absorb Wedum stock in deal

The Beaverhead Lumber and the Standard Lumber and Coal Company absorbed the stock of Wedum Lumber Company in a transfer negotiated last Saturday. The Wedum yards will close once the transfer is effected and former manager Mr Bates is preparing to wind up the business.

Beaverhead Lumber Standard Jumber and Coal Company Wedum Lumber Company Bates

Bible Study Classes In Forsythe High School

Bible study courses offered by the Methodist and Presbyterian churches at Forsythe have been part of the high school work this semester. Last week twenty five students were examined on the subject and those who passed will receive one credit.

Forsythe

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