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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

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Dillon Beavers Take Fourth in Mining District Tourney at Butte

Beaverhead County High School’s Dillon team and Coach D P Thurber returned from Butte with fourth place in the Mining District tournament. Yale and Dunn earned district honors, and Wright and Oliver scored well, as Dillon prepares for the state tourney in Bozeman facing Moore High.

Beaverhead County D. P. Thurber Butte Dillonites Beaverhead Boys Anaconda Deer Lodge Helena Capital City Boys Mt. St. Charles Butte High Butte Central Bozeman Dillon Boys Yale Beavers Dunn Wright Oliver Dillon Moore

One Maid A Romance Chapters

A romance tale titled One Maid unfolds through Chapter One and Chapter Two with a concluding Chapter Three titled Made One. The brief work ends with The End, credited to G. BE. M.S.

Large crowd attends dog derby at Ashton Idaho

A large Dillon contingent joined other county sportsmen at the annual American Dog Derby held in Ashton Idaho on Monday. The Beaverhead delegation chartered a special car and reported an enjoyable trip with a much improved course and a close finish before about five thousand spectators. Attendees from the county included Hugh Mc Caleb Joe Newnes George F. Dart Dr F M Poindexter S E Carruthers A Potts Jack Thiel Frank Korn James Fay Nick Birrer Carl Carnutzer Charles Reeder and Id Gleed.

Dillon Ashton Idaho Dillonites Beaverhead Hugh McCaleb Joe Newnes George F. Dart F. M. Poindexter S. 8. Carruthers A. Potts Jack Thiel Frank Korn James Fay Nick Birrer Carl Carnutzer Charles Reeder Id. Gleed

Returns to California after Montana trip

Frank C. Swartz, who spent six weeks in Dillon and other Montana areas, left Saturday evening for his Owensmouth California farm. Swartz formerly resided in Dillon and many friends hope he will visit Dillon again soon.

Frank C. Swartz Dillon Montana Owensmouth California My. Swartz

Woman Afraid to Eat Any Thing Promises Adlerika Relief

Ad claims a woman feared eating due to stomach trouble but after Adlerika one spoonful relieves gas and bloating. Testimonials from Mrs A Howard and A Potts Drugist note gas reduction and cheerful feeling with relief of obstinate constipation.

A. Howard A. Potts

Mrs D B Currie Passes Away in Missoula

Mrs D B Currie of Missoula died after an operation. Her son in law Warren M Stone traveled to Missoula, where Mrs Currie had been staying with her daughter Mrs Stone during her illness. Currie was wife of D B Currie Missoula county assessor and was known in Dillon from visits at her daughter's home. Friends express sympathy to the family.

Warren M. Stone Missoula D. B. Currie Stone Currie Missoula County Dillon

Dance Near Reichle at Polish Farm Birthday Surprise

About 50 guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Matt Polish’s Reichle area farm for a birthday surprise. A contra dance by the hosts drew high praise, with guests enjoying dancing, supper, and music described as gypsy and ballet like.

Matt Polish Reichle Mr. Polish Polish

Visit on Horse Prairie Prompts Outlook

A fragmented note indicates an arrival or visit planned for Wednesday at Horse Prairie. Details are incomplete but place and day are identifiable.

Iness Horse Prairie

Cowboy to Cabinet Promotes Jardine to Secretary of Agriculture

Washington reports Dr. William M. Jardine former Idaho born rancher and Kansas State leader will head the Department of Agriculture on March 4. A Midwestern advocate of cooperative marketing he opposes price fixing and favors farmer self help with business partners in local communities. Cecil W. Creel of Indiana may become assistant secretary aligning with Jardine policies.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture William M. Jardine Secretary of Agriculture Great West Jardine Idaho Bip Hole Montana Utah Agricultural College Young Jardine Washington Utah West Kansas Agricultural College Division of Agriculture H. J. Waters Kansas College Ja@rdine Agricultural Department Congress Nevada University Coolidge Creel Henry C. Wallace Wallace Kansas ‘Agricultural College

Firemen’s Annual Mask Ball in Dillon a Great Success

The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department held its annual masquerade at City Hall on Monday. The hall was packed with dancers in festive attire and the Baxter Tonrey orchestra provided music. Prizes for best costumes went to Miss Dolly Joyce Egyptian princess, Charles Durning best dressed man, and Howard Lloyd as a Caveman for most comic costume.

Dillon’ Volunteer Fire Department Baxter- Tonrey Orchestra Dolly Joyce Charles Durning Howard Lloyd

Hazelbaker dubbed watchdog of the state treasury

Helena February 24. Senator Frank A Hazelbaker of Beaverhead County and president pro tem of the Montana senate is praised as the watchdog of the state treasury. He trims appropriation bills to the lowest sane level and leads the senate with energy, earning the respect of colleagues for his legislative skill and dedication to efficient governance.

Frank Hazelbaker Senate Helena Frank A. Hazelbaker Beaverhead County State Senate Hazelbaker State Treasury House

Annual Meeting of Presbyterian Church

The local Presbyterian church schedules its annual congregational meeting for Monday March 2 at 8 30 pm A tureen supper will precede the business session Attendees are urged to bring sandwiches and a covered dish A worship service will follow and officers promise a full report of progress and plans for enlargement of the program

Presbyterian Church

Fire destroys Dillon Meat Company building in early morning blaze

A major fire destroyed the Dillon Meat Company building on Hele na street early Saturday. The blaze gutted the structure, with losses estimated between five and six thousand dollars, partly insured. The adjacent Bond Grocery and Rus sell's paint shop were saved by the Dillon Fire department. Owner Mrs. Anna Klein owned the building. R. M. Cosgrove plans to resume business once a new location is secured.

Dillon Helena Street Dillon Meat Company Dillon Fire Department Bond Grocery Company Russell’s Anna Klein R. M. Cosgrove

Piano Recital At Normal College March 6

On Friday evening March 6 a pianoforte recital will be given at the Normal college auditorium by the pupils of Mr Ralph McFadden head of the piano department. Misses Jane Booth Marian Donnelly Irene Walden and Florence Evatt will participate. An excellent program has been arranged and the public is invited to attend.

Normal College Ralph McFadden Jane Booth Marian Donnelly Irene Walden Florence Evatt

Dillon Fans Pack Butte For District Tournament

Large Dillon crowd travels to Butte for the mining district basketball tournament. Fans attend by car and train to watch five ward contests for fourth place, praising the team’s conduct on the Butte court. Notables like Dr. R. H. Ryburn, Frank Ryburn, Roy Forrester, and local residents witness the action.

Dillon Butte R. H. Ryburn Frank Ryburn Roy Forrester W.C Jennis James Whalen James ‘McCullum Henry Wyatt Marian Judge Nell

Dr. E. R. Curry to Preach at Local Baptist Church

The Rev Dr E R Curry formerly pastor at Bozeman Montana now Montana Baptist convention secretary will speak at the local Baptist church during morning and evening services on Sunday March 1. He is described as a very able speaker and will deliver a helpful message inviting the public to attend.

E. R. Curry Baptist Church of Bozeman Montana Montana Baptist Convention Curry

Community Names List of Local Figures

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Blair Evelyn Gleed Bee Ree Lillian Bell Esther Judge Dorothy and Bernice Hirschman Mrs Mary Judge Emerson Hughes Warren Murray James Andrus and others. It reads like a social or donor roster with many pairs and titles.

Able to Return Home After Hospital Stay

Frank Slazerbaker Jr. returned to his Dillon home Sunday from Butte where he had been a patient at Murray Hospital after a hip fracture from a fall last fall. Senator and Mrs. F A Hazelbaker accompanied him to Dillon. he soon resumed duties in Helena while the Hazelbakers returned to the Capitol.

Frank Slazerbaker Jr Butte Murray Hospital F. A. Hazelbaker Dillon Helena Hazelbaker Capital City

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