Prospect lodge officers elected in Dillon era
The January 29 1892 Tribune notes Prospect lodge Independent Order of Good Templars elected officers including Miss Mary Rich Miss Millie Bishop Mrs J W Tait Charles Hills and others. Lodge about 100 members. Dillon eyes a flouring mill with favorable prospects. An Eagle Bend Indiana firm may invest 25000 if a site is found. Several local residents travel, marry, or relocate and Will S Tash injures a leg after horse falls into a badger hole during cattle drive.
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Tribune
Prospect Lodge
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Mary Rich
Millie Bishop
J. W. Tait
Charles Hills
Herbert Carpenter
Tom Galbraith
E. T. Rang
D. Harding
Nellie Morse
George Clark
Etta Boatman
Dillon
Miracle and Son
Eagle Bend
Ind
James Estes
Colorado
Beaverhead County
R. Z. Thomas
Mesdames
H. D
Ira Orr
Craig Snyder
Bertie Fyhrie
George Edie
Freddie and
Jardine Rife
George Graham
Carrie Metlen
Jennie Bishop
Katie Rife
Nan Featherly
Maggie
May Rinehardt
Mary Edie
Ellen Poindexter
1901 Grasshopper land claim final proof and local notices
Dan Pendergast of the Grasshopper made final proof on his desert land claim with N. A. Ames and George Tash as witnesses. Banack residents Mrs. F. L. Graves and Edith Graves left for Salt Lake to resume studies. Dillon bank directors elected Graves, Roe, and Stone. Edith Retallack and Henry Gray wed at Metlen hotel. James Fox injured by a spike while building a fence. Pieces of editor Austin Conover and aviation notes discuss world events, West Point, and the League of Nations.
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the Tribune
Dan Pendergast
The
Grasshopper
N. A. Ames
George Tash
F. L. Graves
Edith
Bannack
William Roe
A. L. Stone
E. T. Brock
Chicago
Mr. Brock
T.C. Powers
Montha Woolgrowers’ Association
J. B. Poindexter
National Livestock Association
Salt Lake City
Henry Gray
Edith Retallack
Metlen
James Fox
Big Hole Basin
Anaconda Beats Dillon 34 to 8 in Local Basketball Game
In a previous Saturday game Dillon faced a heavy defeat at the hands of Anaconda. Wilcomb and Gosman led scoring for Dillon while Wilcomb stood out as a key performer for the home team. Nearby, J C Wall of Dell purchased Reynolds stallion for 1000 dollars. The article notes the Henry Thompson house near Crabtree nearing completion.
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Tribune
Anaconda Boys
Dillon
Steward
Gosman
Wilcomb
Watson
Willey
Henry Thompson
Crabtree
Ayers Names Harold Ruth to State Board of Education
Governor Roy E Ayers announced Harold Ruth of Billings will join the state board of education to fill the unexpired term of Howard Gullickson who has resigned Gullickson was recently named chief assistant attorney general by John W Bonner Montana attorney general elect
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Roy E. Ayers
Harold Ruth
Billings
State Board of Education
Howard Gullickson
Gullickson
John W. Bonner
Montana
First National Bank of Dillon 1940 financial report
The report shows the bank’s condition as of December 31, 1940 with assets totaling 1,674,610.33 and deposits of 1,458,585.61. It lists loans, government obligations, stocks, cash, real estate, and other assets alongside liabilities and capital accounts, including common stock and surplus, with a sworn statement by the cashier and attorneys.
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First National Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Comptroller of Currency
Ccce
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Suis Bank
BBB
Seccess Resesseseeesees
Cveeeeceseseeceseserenseneerense
Shi Meeting Of The Dillon Ski Club At City Hall
The Dillon Ski Club will hold an important meeting Thursday night at 8 o clock in the city hall council chambers. Club president Edwin R Buck announced the gathering where several committee reports will be presented.
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Dillon
City Hall
Edwin R. Buck
Dillon student named assistant chair in High School Week
Frances Pickolick of Dillon a student at Montana State College is named assistant student chairman in charge of scholarships for the annual High School Week to be held on the campus April 30 to May 3.
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Frances Pickolick
Dillon
Montana State College
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Albert’ Erickson
National Advertising Representative
American Press Association
Will S. Tash
Birch Creek
Jacob Hartwig
Mr. Tash
Austin Conover
Hitler
Europe
German Reich
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LaGuardia
New York City
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Atal - Boeing
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Newton D. Baker
Mark Kellogg
Custer
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Japan
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Universal Brotherhood
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London
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U.S
IGA
Pluaverounos
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Northwest Bancorporation
Harry
Dedham
Mass
Barbara Alger
Ayers
Galileo
Isaac Newton
County of
Beaverhead
W. Rees
J. W. Rees
Cashier
H. K. Bulger
State ‘of
Commie ‘Sion
Water Users Irrigation Company
Court House
B. A. Risley
J. E. Keller
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Deaverhead
Leona M. Gloss
Leona Montana Gloss
Leona Montana Albers Gloss
Joan G. Albers
John Albers
Jedl
Washburn
Alma Pattee Washburn
Sante Fre Pacific Railroad Company
Sante FE Pacific Railroad Company
Katherine Schwartz
A. D
Norman Giles
W. M. Stone
W. E. Keeley
Deer Lodge
J. A. Poore
Butte
John G. Albers
William Cannon
J. E. Kelly
State of
Frank C. McFadden
Vaun W. Longseth
Waun W. Longreth
Theodore F. McFadden
Albert M. Longe
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