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07 Jan 1927
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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
1
Prosperity talk blends farming gains and canals across America
The writer extols broad U S prosperity citing revised farm outputs in bushels and bales, canals and waterway links from the lakes to the Atlantic, and a St Lawrence route with Canada. Hoover praised for canal plans, Colorado River dam near, and a national growth tied to irrigation, power, and shared wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Mississippi
Ie Gulf
Gislation
Atlantic
Canada
St. Lawrence
Colorado
Hiram Johnson
Secreries
Hoover
California
Arina
Inrizona
Mifornia
Alifornia
Florida
Maine
Arizona
Rose Bush Diseases Warn of Seventeen Known Threats
A notice cites 39 known diseases that can affect rose bushes. It warns gardeners to monitor symptoms and seek treatment to protect ornamental plants.
Livestock Pavilion Project Moves Forward at County Fair Grounds
The county fair association plans a steel and concrete livestock pavilion replacing the old wooden chute. George Lovell says county commissioners back the project to boost future county fairs and race meets. A meeting will discuss joining the Empire Fair and Racing association with a possible Feb. 7 talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Association
George Lovell
Empire Fair and Racing Association
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Empire Association
J. H. Gilbert
George Opp
George E. Baker
W. S. Tash
George Lovel
Odd Fellows Install New Officers for Year
Dillon Lodge I O O F held a large meeting to install its officers for the coming year. 25-year membership medals were awarded to C. P. Thomas A. E. Adams D. M. Galloway W. T. Scully and Sam Freeman with Judge H. G. Rodgers presenting. Medals were also sent to A. L. Bodkin of Seattle and Reubin Tritt of Nampa Idaho. A luncheon with oyster stew ice cream and cake followed. Officers listed include Carl B. Taylor N G George Hopkins V G James Leach secretary J Cashmore treasurer W T Scully chaplain H W Mayfield Warden Dave Meads conductor Jesse Ditty R S S C T Magnus L S S O M Galloway Ro SN Gr George Naysich Lo S ON G William Gray R B S V Ga Earl Tedrick L S V Y Gs Joseph Wedum J G and John MacLaren O G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Lodge I. O. QO. F
C. P. Thomas
A. E. Adams
D. M. Galloway
W. T. Scully
Sam Freeman
H. G. Rodgers
A. L. Bodkin
Seattle
Reubin Tritt
Nampa
Idaho
Carl B. Taylor
N. G
George Hopkins
V. G
James Leach
J. Cashmore
HW. Mayfield
Dave Meads
Jesse Ditty
C. T. Magnus
O.mm. Galloway
George Naysich
Lo S. ON
William Gray
Earl Tedrick
L.S. VY
Joseph Wedum
J. G
John MacLaren
O. G
Frying Pan Basin Wells to Be Sunk
Three wells are planned in the Frying Pan basin by a company that has recently secured contracts. B C Crowley, active in the area for a year, reported the plans. Representatives H C Wood, W H Dufur, and E E Burke are in the city. Drilling is expected to begin shortly after the new year amid optimism about the region as a top oil district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frying Pan Basin
B. C. Crowley
H. C. Wood
Spencer
Idaho
W. H. “Dufur
Los Angeles
E. E. Burke
Great Falls
Stefanitz Funeral Held for Local Youth
Funeral services were held Wednesday at St. Rose Catholic Church for Peter Stefanitz 19 son of Mr and Mrs M Stefanitz of this city who died in Butte last Saturday Requiem high mass was celebrated at 10:30 by Rev F X Leschner Interment was made in Mountain View cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Catholic
Peter Stefanitz
M. Stefanitz
Butte
F. X. Leschner
Mountain
View Cemetery
Miss Esther Nelson Returns from Iowa After Family Illness
Miss Esther Nelson, a county nurse, returned last week from Iowa where she cared for her ill mother who died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Nelson
Iowa
Six Mill School Tax Apportioned in Beaverhead County
A county report shows $26,135.50 apportioned from the six mill school tax for Beaverhead County’s 40 districts. The total enrollment is 1,569 with District No. 10 at 757 pupils and District No. 25 at two pupils. apportionments are $12,069.65 for No. 10 and $33.31 for No. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Gruwell Returns With His Prisoner
Deputy Sheriff Albert Gruwell returned Wednesday evening from Wenatchee Washington with N J Gribnall who was arraigned in the justice court the first case of the year on a statutory charge brought by an 18 year old girl Gribnall entered a plea of not guilty and bonds were set at 2000 by Judge Phillips hearing set for Saturday morning at 10 o clock Mrs Gribnall accompanied her husband to Dillon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gruwell
Wenatchee
Wash
N. J. Gribnall
Justice Court
Gribnall
Phillips
Calendar of Upcoming Local Events at Hartwig and More
Tribune calendar lists nightly showings at the Hartwig theater including Pals of Paradise on Friday January 7 at 7 00 and Footloose Widows on Sunday January 9 at 7 00 Also social and fraternal meetings: Pioneer Club January 10 7 00 at Methodist church Odd Fellows M 10 8 00 and Eastern Star at Masonic hall. Sparrows and Bible study sessions January 11 7 00 and 12 7 30 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Paradise
Mason
Terry’s
Toot Owls
Dart’s
Footloose’ Widows
Hartwig
Pioneer ‘Club
Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
C. F. Hall
the Hartwig
Hecla Mine Era Fades as Glendale Transforms into Ghost Town
Glendale once center of Hecla Consolidated Mining Company with a yearly wealth stream and monthly dividends, now waning after the smelter’s dismantling. Remaining buildings include a farm house residence and a gravel sign over the former office. A lone cow barn sits where Pond and Urlin’s grocery thrived. Slag piles mark the long idle era, yet some ranch activity persists on adjacent fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company
Montana
Hecla Company
Beaverhead County
Bannack
Dillon
Heela Consolidated Mining Company
Pond & Urlin
John Kambich
Woolgrowers Set Annual Meeting in Butte January 19 21
W M Jardine secretary will attend the National Woolgrowers convention in Butte for two days to discuss grazing fees in national forests and the Stanfield public domain control bill. R C Pollock of the National Livestock and Meat Board will speak on increasing lamb consumption. Harry R Cunningham will discuss Montana's future possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jardine
Butte
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Will Lee
National Forests
Stanfield
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and Meat Board
Montana
Harry R. Cunningham
Helens
Beavers Face St Peters High in Anaconda Tonight
The Beaver basketball team meets St Peters High of Anaconda at the local high school gym tonight at 7:80. The Smelter City squad is described as fast and likely to provide strong competition for the Beavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters High
Anaconda
Beavers
St. Peters
Thomas Mokler Dead At Barrett Hospital
Thomas Mokler longtime county farm resident died at Barrett Hospital near noon Thursday. The obituary notes his residence and death location with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mokler
Barrett Hospital
T E Gilbem Visited Butte for Early Week Business
T E Gilbem spent part of the week in Butte handling business affairs and related engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Gilbem
Butte
Adolph Eliel Dies After Long Community Service
Adolph Eliel longtime Dillon business leader dies at his South Washington home after five years of ill health. Born in 1854 in Germany he helped found Dillon after arriving from Indiana via Corinne Utah. Funeral services were held by Masons. he is to be cremated in Chicago and buried in LaPorte Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Eliel
Dillon
Eliel
South
Washington Street
Germany
LaPorte
Indiana
Corinne
Utah
Utah & Northern
Idaho
Montana
Ftiel Brothers
Leonard
Frank
Lamben
Viel
Idaho Stret
S. J. Hirschman
Fay Vewin
Francis ‘Tonrey
Lorenzo, Cushing
John Neal
Charles Burden
Chicago
Lambert Fliel
R M Reece Dies in Missouri Last Sunday
R M Reece father of Mrs Harry Schuler and Albert and Lee Reece died last Sunday in Albany Missouri. The remains were shipped to Xenia Illinois for interment. A Civil War veteran and former Dillon resident he is survived by three children and three other sons and daughters. Albert Reece of Dillon went to Xenia for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Reece
Harry Schuler
Albert
Lee Reece
Albany
Xenia
Ill
Reece
Dillon
Albert Reece
Xeria
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Auvergne
Miami
Portland
ODD Fellows
Stefanitz
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Gruwell
HECLA
George B. Conway
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A. B. Chapin
Qwapai
Beyond
Missouri
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