Looking Backward from the Tribune of 1892
Digest of Beaverhead and surrounding town items. Vinegar mine rumor in Lima stirs locals as Fred Cameron unearths bottles while prospecting. Rose Dowling celebrates seventh birthday in Dell. McVey crystal wedding and Geery silver wedding at Wisdom with large guest list. Templars enjoy a straw ride to Boatman ranch. Stockman J. P. Murray returns from the East. County schools close early due to fund shortages. Senior class finds fossil bones east of town. Winter auction sale of horses in Dillon. parade led by Boston and Montana band. Local residents Max Lauterbach, Goldie Selway return from Los Angeles trip. Edghill moves to Moscow, Idaho. Ed D. Marsh sells entire herd of steers and stock cattle, 350–400 head, at about $30 each.
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Beaverhead
Fred Cameron
Dell
Rose Dowling
Wisdom
A. H. McVey
James Geery
Will Armitage
Max Lauterbach
Goldie Selway
Los Angeles
Ed Edghill
Moscow
Idaho
E D. Marsh
James Dodd
Bills Introduced A Fall Short Of 1939 Session
A long parliamentary summary notes bills introduced late in the 1939 session, including gambling regulation proposals, the Toomey primary election bill failing, and liquor legislation. It highlights Keeley’s stance on education board residency, and outlines companion liquor bills 261 262 263 with license fee scales and wholesale distribution changes.
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Deer Lodge
Board of Education
Toomey
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Montana Liquor Control Board
Montana
The World and Lincoln in Wartime Reflections
A reflective column blends literary anecdotes with wartime context. It recalls Sir Philip Gibbs losing and finding a manuscript, contrasts Carlyle’s rewritten work, and weighs Mars life claims. It salutes Lincoln’s enduring ideals, warns against fanaticism, and notes Harvard’s balance in liberty and inquiry. It surveys refugees of wealth and power and ends with Dillon council notes on liquor licenses.
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Harvard University
James B. Conant
Stamm Dies in Chicago Former Sears executive dies at 58
Frank H Stamm of Chicago 58 a brother of Albert Stamm of Dillon died from a heart attack in Chicago Thursday. He was vice president of personnel at Sears Roebuck at his death and had ties to Dillon through railroad work and earlier employment in Butte. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter. Governor Poindexter of Honolulu known to Stamm family.
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Chicago
Albert Stamm
Dillon
Sears Roebuck Company
Gilmore and Pittsburgh
Mr. Stamm
Hennessy’s
Butte
Dillon to Host Summer School at Montana State Normal
From the Tribune 1911 report, after a long gap, Dillon Montana will again host a summer school at the Montana State Normal. The piece notes it will attract a large attendance and underscores the revival of the program after several years.
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Dillon
Montana
Schulz appoints golf committees at Dillon Country Club
Leonard Schulz, president, appointed committee chairmen for the coming season at a club officers meeting. E. J. Donovan leads sports, Mrs. E. R. Buck heads women's house, Albert Erickson handles membership, and Wm. B. Hartwig oversees field-day greens and landscaping.
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Leonard Schulz
Dillon Country Club
E. J. Donovan
E. R. Buck
Women’s House
Albert Erickson
Ww. B. Hartwig
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