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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1926

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Early-Day Wool Grower Stephen Cook Dies in Salt Lake City

Beaverhead county mourns veteran sheepman Stephen Cook who died in Salt Lake City after a two week illness of cancer and complications. Born April 16, 1854 in Arkansas, he homesteaded on Sage creek in 1888 and built a large stock business with 3400 acres. He retired in 1918, later lived in Fresno before moving to Salt Lake City.

Beaverhead Stephen Cook Salt Lake City Cook Arkansas California Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company Sage Creek J. E. Morse Beaverhead County West Kansas Dillon Washington Fresno Cal John Kruger

Crowley Oil Company Strikes Gas in Well

Crowley Oil Company reports gas found in both the old and new wells west of the city during drilling in Frying Pan basin. The discovery followed gas escapes while clearing the old casing and a smaller pipe was later sunk to seal the well as an experiment. A veteran driller called the gas presence a sign of possible rich oil or a profitable gas pocket, stirring local interest in progress.

Crowley Oil Company Crowley Frying Pan Butte

Well Known Beaverhead Resident Dies at Barrett Hospital

Fred Weisenburg a longtime Beaverhead and Madison counties resident died Tuesday morning at Barrett hospital after a general breakdown and complications of diseases. He was about 55, likely a German native. He last worked at Gilbert Livestock near Alder. Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.

Fred Weisenburg Beaverhead Madison Barrett Hospital Germany Gilbert Livestock Ranch Alder Brundage Chapel Mountain View

Ranches Change Hands In Last Week Deals

Two ranch transactions closed late last week at Senator F. A. Hazelbaker's office. Harry Lane and N. W. Davis purchased the 400 acre Stephen Cook ranch west of the city, while M. J. Bowe bought the Howard Rockefeller ranch of about 200 acres north of town.

Stephen Cook Harry Lane N. W. Davis Howard Rockefeller M. J. Bowe F. A. Hazelbaker

Improvement in Montana ranges and livestock noted in report

Helena February 16 reports say Montana ranges cattle and sheep show improvement over last month and a year ago due to favorable January weather. Range conditions averaged 95 percent of normal with cattle at 100 and sheep at 104. moisture and feed outlook are favorable with limited winter shortages in the eastern region.

Helena Montana Division of Publicity J. G. Diamond Federal Agricultural Statistician Montana Department of Agriculture

Beaverhead County Poised for Hog Industry Boom

Beaverhead County is described as an ideal region for hogs due to alfalfa grain and stubble fields. Producers ship multiple carloads weekly, with ranchers like Bob Bidstrup Chris Bay I F Hunsaker and others expanding to meet rising demand. The piece predicts county dairy and hog farming coalescing into a major regional industry serving West Coast markets.

Beaverhead United States Corn Belt Bob Bidstrup Chris Bay I. F. Hunsaker Bond Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane

Loomis Orchestra Secured for Woodmen Dance

A committee including Earl Opp Fred Kerr and John Mayfield arranged to hire the Loomis orchestra of Butte to provide music and entertainment for a Woodmen lodge dance scheduled for the middle of next month.

Earl Opp Fred Kerr John Mayfield Loomis Orchestra Butte Woodmen Lodge

Beaverhead Horse Sale Postponed to March 13

Dillon Horse Sales manager George Ditty announced postponement from February 27 to March 13 to secure better weather and larger buyer turnout. He has hundreds of well trained work and saddle horses, aiming to sell about 500 head as demand for such animals rises with the spring. The Beaverhead county farming community expects a strong sale season.

George Ditty Dillon Horse Sales Company Ditty Beaverhead County

DeWitt Pleads Guilty in Assault Case

Ollie James DeWitt pleaded guilty in Judge Rodger's court to second degree assault and was sentenced to two to four years in prison. He admitted firing six shots at Santos Sacarai after a card game dispute. Sacarai, a Mexican section hand, was wounded and hospitalized but not seriously hurt. The final Brundage estate report was filed, distributing to widow Katherine L Brundage and sons Everett Dillon Hiram and Justin of Dillon.

Ollie James DeWitt Rodger DeWitt Santos Sacarai Sacarai Mexico Barrett Hospital I. H. Brundage Katherine L. Brundage Everett Anaconda Hiram and Justin Dillon

Stores Close Monday for Washington Birthday Observance

Dillon will observe Washington's birthday Monday with the customary closing of all stores and business houses. Housewives are urged to make Saturday purchases for the double holiday. Post office windows open 10 30 to 11 30 in the morning and carriers will make one delivery.

Dillon Washington

Mrs. Alice E. Barrett Pioneer Matron Dies at 81

Mrs. Alice E. Barrett, 81, longtime Beaverhead County resident and pioneer, died shortly after 1 p.m. at home on South Pacific Street. Born in Sharon County Ohio, she came to Montana in 1867 with her parents and married in 1867. She was active in St Nese Catholic church and local affairs. funeral plans were not yet announced.

Martin Barrett Tribune Montana Hiram Cook Barrett Barrett Ranch Horse Prairie South Pacific Stars Pioneers St. Nese Catholic Church

Funeral Services Held for Henry C. Crittenden in Chicago

Funeral services were held Monday noon in Chicago for the late Henry C. Crittenden who died last Thursday afternoon in this city. The body was accompanied east by Miss Libbie Crittenden and her brother Henry who joined her at Pocatello. Another daughter Mrs. Helen Northwood and her uncle E W Runyan both of New York city were in attendance.

Chicago Henry C. Crittenden Libbie Crittenden Henry Pocatello Helen Northwood E. W. Runyan New York City

Butte District Conference Delegates Named

Roy Herndon Sunday school superintendent elected delegate from local Methodist church to the district conference in Butte February 24 to 26. Mrs G N Pierce to represent the Lima church. Polson Dewey Lumber Co plans to rebuild the local sawmill.

Roy Herndon Butte Methodist Episcopal Church Carl Knudsen G. N. Pierce Lima

Campaign Launched For Barrett Hospital Subscriptions

Beaverhead county residents receive a letter campaign to raise funds for Barrett hospital. Over a thousand letters go to outlying districts to create a surplus for paying accounts and a sinking fund. A city drive with 25 volunteers canvasses business and ranch areas next Tuesday afternoon.

Beaverhead County Barrett Hospital Board of Managers Northwest F.A. Hazelbaker J. H. Gilbert C. Ey Blinn W. A. Graeter S. E. Davis W. W. Hawkins Louis Anderson A. L. Anderson Othe O. M. Best Dave Sullivan W. T. Scully H. M. Brundage J. E. Morse Florence Backus C. W. Robison E. N. Poindexter Carl Taylor Clara Adams Georgia Mathews

Pickles Comedy Delights Dillon Audiences at Hartwig Theatre

Two Dillon performances of the musical comedy Pickles at the Hartwig theater drew strong praise for local talent under Milly Gay Schultz. The cast featured Schultz, Mrs. W. G. Gilbert, Thelma Adams, Alice Levi, and others with notable dancers and readers in the prologue. Anson Baxter reported a successful Minneapolis automobile show on return from the event.

Dillon Hartwig Theater Milly Gay Schultz Miss Schultz Green Pickles Jean Wade Vera May’ Hopkins Jeanne Covall Billie Baxter Betty Boone Dorothy Walker Elizabeth Ballard Baxter Hopkins Beryl Scully Helen Hoffman Hazel Jacobson Mary Ellen Hannerfian Laverne Brown Esther Christiansen Dorothy Hirschman Luella Taylor Phyllis Gladys Scully Virginia Smith Dorothy Walsh Viennese

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