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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1920

Page

4

Heavy stock shipment and school consolidation talks in Sheridan

A large stock shipment left Sheridan yards with five carloads to Garrison Montana. Local stockmen supplied two cars from Alder and Twin Bridges and two from Sheridan. The Parent Teachers Circle met with Miss Mary Bull addressing teacher shortages and rural district consolidation. Senator Junod discussed needs with the Duncan district and a straw vote favored consolidation. If approved nearby districts Sheridan would build a modern school and remodel the old building into a dormitory.

Sheridan Junod Duncan Wisconsin Creek Brandon R. W. Rossiter Delilah Raymond R. H. ‘Dyer Mesdames E. D. Marsh O. B. Gentry Ladies

Apex Notes Partygoers and Illness Report

W T Alley traveled to Dillon Friday while Mr and Mrs Armond Hood Autoed to Dillon Friday. Lee Hubbard has influenza and pneumonia but shows improvement. Ed Selleck visited J B Hubbard home Sunday. The holder of No 52 on the doll raffle asks to contact Joy for the doll. Jesse Hubbard visited Bond Wednesday and Mr and Mrs Rice and Hier attended a card party at Otto Christenson's Tuesday. Mrs Alley and children are sick this week. Mrs Noah Allen and Mrs H M Miller visited J E Hubbards Monday bringing goodies to eat.

Apex W. T. Alley Dillon Armond Hood Lee Hubbard Ed Selleck J. B. Hubbard Joy Jesse Hubbard Bond

Timber For Sale on Beaverhead Forest Sealed Bids Sought

National Forest timber sale in Beaverhead National Forest Montana invites sealed bids to March 15 1920 for 240000 ft bf spruce and lodgepole pine on 70 acres near Little Joe Creek Wise River watershed Section 25 T18S R12W. Minimum bids 3.75 and 3.50 per M bdft. $100 bid deposit. Right to reject bids. Contact Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana for details.

Dillon Montana Little Joe Creek Wise River Beaverhead National Forest

Copper output in Montana expected to rebound in 1919

Manufacturers foresee a shortage in nearly all production classes for the current year despite declines in exports. Montana copper production is predicted to rise to a normal level established in 1919.

Montana

Joint meeting sets predator bounty in Madison National Forest area

The Ruby Valley Stock Association Advisory Board and the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association approve a special bounty: wolves at $50, wolf pups $25, coyotes $5, with higher rewards as scarcity rises. Hides must be turned in within ten days, upper jaws left on for inspection. Coyote territory spans Greenhorn to Gravelly and the area near the Idaho line. Cancellation inspectors are named and compensation set at 25c per coyote hide and 50c per wolf hide, payable by the producer.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ . Association Sheridan Montana Monida Beaverhead River Dillon Point of Rocks H. F. Gilbert Will Marshal Ernest Orr W. D. Sandy James Doyle A. T. Smith E. B. Roe Benny Martin Ralph Petersen T. B. Switzer

Red movement leaders blamed in US and allies report

A document claiming that Germans or Germany spearhead the Red movement in the United States and allied nations has been placed in the hands of the United States state department for evaluation.

Germany Red Movement United States United States State Department

The New West Magazine Building The West

Trade publication promoting Western industry agriculture mining and scenic attractions. Lists subscriptions and offices in Salt Lake City Seattle Detroit with sample issues and copper plate illustrations.

New West Walker Bank Salt Lake City Utah White Seattle Wash Detroit Mich

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Neereenare Contractor Road Rood E. D. Marsh B. A. Russell Episcopal Guild George Foster Charles Glasser Weiser Idaho Glasser Thomas Foster Pauline Jennings J. F. Oakwood C. A. Bartruff Madison County Hardin Bartruff Tom Duncan Ball& Band National Forest Timber For Sale Andrew Carnegie George Viscount Morley C. T. Magnus Mutual Life Insurance CO New York the Sunday Standard the New West Magazine M. Paumie Galena St Butte, Mont Maxwells Bendix Dillon Auto Company Helena Street
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