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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1927

Page

6

Legislature News Briefly Portrayed Incomplete Measure Passes

The house passed three road related bills with little debate, including gasoline tax and districting for highway funds. Senate measures tax bus lines, permit county gifts to public institutions, and propose county commission governance. Governors signed acts on tuberculosis hospital admission, officer liability limits, and university funding expansion.

House Senate Hazelbaker Beaverhead Montana Board of Commissioners Erickson Dawson County Greenup Daniels Church Green Henderson Stewart Walker Kennedy McCabe Fermisesd Porter Spencer Tawer College of Agriculture and Manual Training Havre Eastern Montana Normal School Billings University of Montana Boulder John Survant Phillips County Snowy Mountain Cavanaugh Ossel Paul Cowan Hazelbacker Campbell Ool Chas. M. Dowlin Forsyth

Armstead News Samplings Include Travel and Local Meetings

Mrs John Mullen visited Idaho Falls to see her mother and sister. Robert Dansie rushed to Salt Lake City for his daughter's illness. Mrs Taylor Bradley returned from the Hunsaker ranch. Park Scott and family plan two weeks in California. Mrs Matt Kay traveled home from Wisdom. Armstead residents attended a Woodmen’s dance in Dillon. Nearby rancher Smith Ames spent the weekend with his family. Neighbors club executive board met to discuss Montana legislature measures, endorsing child labor and welfare moves and hoping for progress on women jury service and prison industrialization.

The Neighbors Club Montana House

Jackson News Briefs From Dillon and Nearby

J E Morse conducted basin business early in the week and returned to Dillon Wednesday. C H Thompson of Carstein Packing Co. surveyed cattle in the Big Hole last week. Mrs Walter Stewart returned to Jackson after visiting Dillon. Wendel Jardine did business in Wisdom last Wednesday. Mrs Hans Jorgensen visited Jackson friends late week. Harry Davis returned from Dillon Thursday.

J. E. Morse Dillon C. H. Thompson Carstein Packing Co Walter ‘Stewart Jackson Wendel Jardine Wisdom Hans Jorgensen

Social gatherings span card party and dinners

Mr and Mrs Hiram Lapham hosted a Friday card party with Mrs Lucy Jardine winning the ladies prize and Wendel securing the gentlemen’s. A midnight lunch followed. Mrs Ben O Neil hosted a Sunday dinner for Mrs Hans Jorgensen of Wisdom with guests Mr and Mrs Sam Peterson and families and Mr and Mrs John Nelson. Matt Kay rode to Dillon on Monday. Mr and Mrs E A Krause left Thursday for Great Falls to locate there.

Hiram Lapham Lucy Jardine Wendel Ben O’neil Hans Jorgensen Wisdom Sam Peterson John Nelson E. A. Krause Great Falls

Public Notice Suit Seeks Foreclosure of Beaverhead Mortgage

In Montana Beaverhead County, the State sues Ralph Richards and Christena Fielder Richards to foreclose a $1,000 promissory note mortgage on Homestead Entry No. 126. The district court requires an answer within twenty days, or default judgment may be issued. The land described spans 158.82 acres per the official plat returned to the General Land Office.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Ralph Richards Christena Fielder Richards Christena Feilder Richards Montana Benaverhead State of U. S General Land Office

Dinner Hosts Entertain Mrs. Hans Jorgensen in Town

Mr and Mrs Swan Johnson hosted a Tuesday dinner for visiting Mrs Hans Jorgensen. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sam Peterson Mrs Jardine and Mrs Clemow.

Swan Johnson Hans Jorgensen Sam Peterson Jardine Clemow

Mrs John Wemper Arrives With Alberetta to Join Brother

Mrs John Wemper arrived Monday with her daughter Alberetta Marie who comes to join her little son and brother John.

John Wemper Alberetta Marie John

Real Estate and Water Rights Mentioned in Montana Suit

The Surveyor-General notes land in Sections 19 and 80, Township 1 South, Range 11 West with 12% cubic feet per second of Wise River water claimed. Details appear in the plaintiff’s complaint filed in the district court clerk’s office. Court seal dated January 20, 1927, signed by Clerk Fred Rife and Deputy Walter Stamm. Attorney for plaintiff: John Lyndes, Helena Montana.

Wise River A. D Fred Rife Walter A. Stamm John ©. Lyndes Helena Montana

Notice of Public Land Claim Hearing

Albert C. Morrow of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove final homestead claim under the 1916 act. The hearing before U. S. Commissioner F A Hazel baker in Dillon is set for February 25, 1927 with witnesses Charles A Burden Matthew Reis Howard E Morse and Charles P Thomas, all of Dillon.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Albert C. Morrow Dillon Township Range 9 Meridian Shove F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Charles A Burden Matthew Reis Howard EE. Morse Charles P. Thomas

Polaris Man Files Claim To Mont. Homestead Land

Notice to establish claim filed by Frank E. Marchesseau of Polaris Montana for multiple sections in township 6 south range 12 west Montana meridian. Claim review before U S commissioner F W Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on February 27 1927. Names Dewey Marchesseau Alex Silach William A Pahnish and Andy B Pyle. Adv. 2:6

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Frank E. Marchesseau Polaris F W. A. Hazelbaker U. S Dillon Dewey Marehesseau Alex Silach William A. Pahnish Andy B. Pyle

Pioneer Woman Annie Cisler Dies in Portland Home

An obituary from Sheridan News states Annie Cisler died at her daughter Mrs. Mary Ryan’s home in Portland on February 2. Born in England April 20 1832 she and husband Joe Cisler moved west to Brandon Montana in 1864 where they farmed before his 1897 death. Survived by daughters Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Earl Noble both of Portland and sons Frank of Sheridan and Charles of Butte.

Than Shafer Sheridan Ryan Portland Cisler England United States Michigan Montana Earl Noble Frank Charles Butte

McGregor Heads West to Oversee Ferry Seed Plans

F B McGregor left last Saturday for Cheyenne Wyoming to supervise D M Ferry Seed Company business. He will visit Wyoming and Montana towns while overseeing 1927 seed pea contracts totaling about 5000 acres. Ruby valley accounts for 1650 acres with the rest in Dillon Livingston and Ded Lodge districts. Company optimistic as heavy mountain snow should secure irrigation water.

F. B. McGregor Cheyenne Wyoming D. M. Ferry Seed Company McGregor Montana Ruby Valley Dillon Livingston Ded Lodge D. M. Ferry Company

Mask Ball Prizes Announced at City Hall February 22

Valuable prizes will be awarded for the best costumes at the Mask ball to be held in the City hall auditorium on February 22. Advertisment.

City Hall

Farm for sale near Dillon in California

Four hundred eighty acre farm about three miles northeast from Dillon. Late terms very reasonable. For particulars write to Mrs. A Hansen 1887 Monterey Road South Pasadena California.

Dillon A. Hansen Monterey Road South Pasadina California

Women students host dorm party with childlike costumes

The Women’s League plans a Saturday night party at the Recreation hall where living outside dorms students will dress as children and play games. Miss Nina M Nash teaches during Professor McBain’s absence. The Normal college defeats Bozeman men’s sophomore team ending the debating season with plans for next year.

Women’s League Wwomen Nina M. Nash Columbia University Earr’ng McBain Ladees Normal College Bozeman RE. Albright

Y W C A Holds Week of Assembly Drama

The Y W C A conducted this week’s assemblies featuring a play within a play from Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. Next week Miss Sands leads the program and dramatics classes.

Miss Sands

Gargoyles present three one act plays Friday night

The Gargoyles club stages three one act plays at 8 30 Friday. Evening Dress In dispensable by Roland Pertwee directed by Miss Edith Tweedy of Butte features Marie Nelson Louise Campbell Julia Connell Ray Kimball John Sasek from Hysham. Pierrot s Mother by Glenn Hughes directed by Leone Whitt of Eureka stars Vida Goodlaxon Mrs L A Dougherty and Gladys Boetticher. The Drums of Dude a melodrama by Austin Strong with Winifred Wragge Covallis Helen Harkins Dillon Derritt Scott Havre Richard Davidson Albert Gilbert Clyde Park Carl Olson and Thomas Wyatt. The boys training school begin a basketball tournament with first game Monday afternoon. The Tribune is always first.

the Gargoyles ‘Club Roland Pertwee Edith Tweedy Butte Marie Nelson Louise Campbell Stevensville Julia Connell Ray Kimball Hysham John Sasek Leone Whitt Eureka Pier

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