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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1938

Page

4

Backward Glimpse 1889 Montana News and Red Cross Mutton Sale

In 1889 Montana aims for statehood as a Senate House committee pact on admission stands. Dillon plans cemetery land with government title via water rights. Melrose slough bridge finished. Local tales recount ranchers armed with pistols, then pitchforks. Red Cross mutton auction nets 2600 dollars from 1200 tickets. mutt on sold for up to 80 dollars.

the Tribune Montana Senate House of Representatives Dillon Red Cross Andrus Dick Cosgrove Arby Beardsley

Klondike gold dust in Dillon after Monday salutes

40 years ago Richard Kirkham left Dillon for Klondike mining. The Old Folks concert at the Methodist church by the Ladies Aid society and Epworth League was a grand success directed by Hon. L. J. Price with receipts of 122 dollars. News of the Maine destruction sparked excitement locally. Thus J. Mulany fetched pool and billiard tables in Helena for the Medlen pool room. Attorney John G. Willis returned from Salt Lake on business.

the Tribune Richard Kirkham Dillon Klondike Opera House Ladies’ Aid Society Epworth League of the Methodist Church L. J. Price Maine Havana Harbor J. Mulany Helena Medlen John G. Willis Salt Lake

Weather, Fair Board Actions, and a Shooting Rumor

Weather data for February shows mean 28.8 degrees, max 55, min 24 below, and 4.3 inches of snow. Beaverhead county fair board accepts Chris Snyder sale offer and hires movers for grandstand floral hall. A shooting rumor in Laien Jost involving Henry Cahill is reported with no details from the wounded man.

the Tribune J. E. Monroe Beaverhead County Chris Snyder Snyder Niewerair Cahill

Masonic Committees Plan State Knights Templar Meet

Committees of three Masonic bodies met and outlined plans for the state conclave to be held June 13 through 16 in Dillon. Thomas Jones was named general chairman of arrangements with a Dillon Chamber of Commerce contingent offering full cooperation. Knights of Templar led by William Hoss. Royal Arch Mason and council members named. three Butte men join the council group.

Grand Commandery of Knights of Templar Dillon Chamber of Commerce Thomas Jones William Hoss Tom Scott T. E. Gilbert N. L. Henry Royal Arch Mason Convention William Shafner Bert Megquier W. G. Squires Matt Kau Gus Schroeder Butte

Pinochle Club Meets at Jack Keenan Home

The B and B pinochle club met Friday evening for cards after a seven o clock turkey dinner. High scores were won by George Lennox and Mrs. W E Roberts while Mrs H M Miller and George Hekala posted low scores.

Jack Keenan George Lennox W. E. Roberts H. M. Miller George Hekala

Food Sale Planned by St James Guild at Graeter Waldorf

Ladies of the St James guild plan a food sale Saturday at the Graeter Waldorf store. Yesterday afternoon guest entertainers on the assembly program of the high school were a group of Lima girls.

St. James Guild Graeter-Waldorf Store Lima

Winter Chill Grips Region With Subzero Wind

Dillon endured a biting cold as a blizzard blew through on Monday and Tuesday. The Normal college weather station logged 12 degrees below zero, rising to four above later Tuesday despite sunshine. Rural roads remained drifted as winds persisted.

Dillon College

Mrs Fred Woodside Leaves for Berkeley California Trip

Mrs. Fred Woodside departed last week for Berkeley California on a personal trip.

Fred Woodside Berkely, California

Navy defence hearings reveal secret talks on world policing

The hearing chambers heard questions on a possible aggressive world police program. Admiral Leahy refused public comment but hinted at private talks about a secret naval understanding. Reports from Washington tied Captain Ingersoll’s London trip to Japan’s battleship plans and the 1936 naval treaty constraints.

Illinois Congressman Church Roosevelt Royal E. Ingersoll Washington London U. S Admiral Leahy Representative Church State Department Britain France Japan Ingersoll England Mr. Hull

Washington Dinner Prank Outwits President at Club Event

Reporters at a National Press Club dinner devised a joke on a menu naming Herbert Bratter as Ambassador to the North Pole. Hidden words were signed by the president who struck North and wrote South with the note North Pole already occupied. The item appears in the club's monthly sheetlet amid other Washington business dispatches.

Washington Press Club National Press Club Herbert Bratter North Pole

Little business men meet Roosevelt in Washington clash

White House counsel and Secretary Roper invited about 800 delegates, including 500 chosen small businessmen, to discuss housing unemployment and social security. The group split into topics, some created an extra discussion on general taxation, and a 23 point program was presented to the president. The tone mixed seriousness with opportunistic showmanship as Krock noted public skepticism.

White ‘House Daniel Roper Washington Roosevelt Raper Philadelphia James A. Buckley Buckley Department of Commerce Roper Roth Big Business Little Business Council New York Washington Times Arthur Krock

Wisconsin county to halt relief for newlyweds with license plate rule

Iowa county welfare committee said it will act on no more relief applications from newlyweds and would require all clients who drive to surrender their license plates. Chairman Carl Rowe said the measure aimed to discourage more ambitious relief seekers.

Madison Wisconsin Iowa County Carl Rowe

Montana Relief Funds and Pardons Denials Reported

The second $100000 payment from the Monitana liquor control board raised state revenue from liquor to over 1.5 million. Carl Harrell’s pardon or parole request was denied by the state pardons board. Montana reports $511000 in state funds and $160784.52 available for relief before March 2 1938. Relief funds totaled $2,130,583 state and $1,561,931 federal at year start. Labor groups urge faster relief and county budget replenishment as Deer Lodge and Lewis and Clark seek aid. S.C.A.C. plans a meeting at Marguerite Dubie home. Lewis Mort of the CUC camp underwent surgery at Barrett hospital.

Monitana Liquor’ Control Board Liquor Control Organization Carl Harrell Warden Montana State Board of Pardons and Paroles Ray N. Shannon Deer Lodge County I. M. Brandford Lewis and Clark County

Notice of Hearing on Glendale Cooperative Grazing District

The Montana Grazing Commission will hold a public hearing February 18 1988 at 10:00 A M in Melrose Silver Bow Montana to consider formation of the Glendale Cooperative Grazing District. Interested parties may protest in writing or attend to show cause for or against granting approval of the district boundaries described and defined by section and river lines. First publication January 27 1933.

Montana Grazing Commission Glendale Cooperative Grazing Association J. O. O. Fy Hall Melrose Silver Bow Montana Glendale Big Hole River Wolfman Land Big Hole Canyon Creek Ernest Tate Pres Glendale Cooperative BUYAN Glendale Cooperative Grazing Ass

Notice for Public Sale of Stock-raising Homestead Entry

Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana January 24 1938 notice that Joseph C Ferguson Reichle Montana who on February 1 1952 made Original Stock-raising Homestead Entry Serial No 077108 for SW 1 4 SE 1 4 Section 14 Township 4 S Range 9 W Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to land described before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on March 1988

Department of “the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Mont Joseph, C. Ferguson Reichle Montana Montana Meridian F. A Hazelbaker Dillon

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