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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1921

Page

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Legion Members Favor Cash Bonus Plan in Montana Referendum

Beaverhead post voices support for a state bond issue to fund a $10 monthly cash bonus with $200 max for Montana ex servicemen who served between the declaration of war and armistice. The group backs a voter referendum at the next general election and discusses leadership changes and new rifle bonds.

Beaverhead Post Montana Joseph M. Fuller Fuller Dillon Ohio Jnn Richard R. Price

Income Tax Filing Details for 1920 Returns

For individuals with net income 1000 dollars or more and married couples with 2000 dollars, the final filing date is March 15, 1921. Payable to the Collector of Internal Revenue in the district of residence, with 4 percent tax on income up to 4000 over exemptions and 8 percent on the rest. surtax ranges 1 to 65 percent for incomes over 5000. Joseph A Jaques from Illinois visited, staying with his parents in Dillon, and works as a bookkeeper for the U S L at Dillon.

Internal Revenue Joseph A. Jaques Illon Dillon Lima’ ‘Ledger

Famous Property Argenta District Sold at Sheriff’s Sale

The Jackrabbit mine in the Argenta district was sold at a sheriff's sale at the courthouse last Saturday. Warren Graeter of Argenta bought the property for 1800 dollars to satisfy a debt. Conda Mining Company, previously developing the property, suspended operations due to tight finances but hopes to resume soon and assume its debts.

Argenta Warren Graeter

What Did You Make in 1920 Revenue Officers Visit

Revenue officers begin 1920 income tax collection across the nation. Any person with net income of 1000 or more, or a married couple with 2000 or more, must file returns by March 15, 1921 under oath. penalties apply for failure or fraud. The normal rate is 4 percent on income over exemptions and 8 percent above, with a surtax beyond 5000. Forms and instructions are available from collectors. Revenue officers will visit every county to assist taxpayers, at no cost.

United States Army Sesgio George M. Gosman R. D. Curry R. R. Price E. Gilbert George R. Baker E. W James Whelan J. W. Galloway Uncle Sam Bureau of Internal Revenue United States Collector of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue

Housewives Bring Checkers to Public Nightlife Change

The piece laments shifts in social life as public card games fade and checkers replace them. It notes Dil lon wives planning to honor Sheriff Mooney, recalls nickel slots, Bevo nights, and the changing soundscape of evenings as old practices wane and families retreat home.

Dillon Mooney

Womans Auxiliary Plans Regular Legion Meeting

The Womans Auxiliary to the American Legion will hold their regular meeting Thursday February 3 in the Legion club rooms.

Womans’ Auxiliary The American Legion Legion Club

Eye specialist to visit Dillon for Feb 4 appointments

Dr. H. H. Scarborough, renowned eye specialist, will be at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Friday February 4. Patients from out of town are urged to come for forenoon appointments.

H. H. Scarborough Andrus Hotel Dillon

Vaudeville at College Auditorium Saturday Eight P.M.

Norma Solman spent the weekend at the dormitory as college girls stage a three act vaudeville at the college auditorium Saturday at eight. Proceeds fund magazines and newspapers for residence halls. A 3B room story dramatization highlighted Wednesday’s convocation. Baxt er Tonrey orchestra provided music. Miss MacGregor returns from Butte. January Normal College Index ready for distribution.

Norma Solman Baxter-Tonrey

River Side School Dance Promises Enjoyable Saturday Event

A dance will be held at River side school on Saturday January 29 with good music. Ladies are asked to bring either sandwiches or cake. Miss Martha Stone departs next Wednesday for Los Angeles California to resume studies at the university.

Riverside School Martha Stone Los Angeles Cal University

Wisdom Woman Lillian Strowbridge Dies in New York

Mrs. Lillian M. Strowbridge, long-time Wisdom resident and former Butte high school graduate, died in New York after an operation. Her son Eston was with her. the body will be brought to Butte for burial. She survived by her son and was active in several local organizations before moving to New York for studies. Her death is linked to injuries from a six years prior auto accident near Ralston.

Butte Post Lillian M. Strowbridge Argyle Street Wisdom New York Eston Butte Big Hole

First Baptist Church Bible School and Worship Schedule

Bible School at 10:00 a.m. led by H. Camer on Gowen, superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 with theme The Test of a Man They Shall Walk and Not Faint. B Y P U at 6:30 led by Miss McDougall. Evening worship at 7:30 with topic Early Sermons and Their Appeal. Wednesday prayer and praise 7:30 with Our Baptist Beliefs study class. Visitors welcomed by Pastor Geo. McDougall.

Bible School H. Cameron Gowen Miss McDougall Geo. McDougall

Christian Science Services In Dillon This Week

The Christian Science Society of Dillon located on Yeaman block Center street announces Sunday services at 11 a m with a Sunday school at 9 45 a m The Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8 o'clock Mrs Mose Smith and her son Hugh of Blaine visited Dillon over the weekend with relatives who attend the local high school.

Christian Science Society Christian. Science Society Dillon Yeaman Block Center Street Mose Smith Hugh of Blaine

Mr and Mrs Clifford Reid Visit Melrose Relatives

Mr and Mrs Clifford Reid of Melrose spent the weekend with relatives here, sharing time with local kin during their stay.

Mrs. Clifford. Reid of Melrose

Barrett Hospital Assoc. gains ground in Dillon plan

Barrett Hospital Association advances a Dillon project built on gifts from Martin Barrett and Joseph Shineberger heirs. The initiative, backed by Margaret Roe and the State Bank of Dillon, seeks a non sectarian hospital offering free or low cost care to Beaverhead County's needy without financial gain.

Beaverhead County Montana Barrett Hospital Association Martin Barrett Joseph Shineberger Commonwealth Dillon Barrett California Margaret Roe Shinebereer State Bank of Dillon

Fable of the Jackass and the Liberty Bonds

An editorial uses a fable about a gray horse a bay horse and a jackass to warn that a new issue of government bonds could depress prices of current holdings unless taxes are advanced. It notes European rates and the need to attract buyers to avoided loss. Sea Power.

Fordney Gray Horse Jackass

Lima Officials Clear Snow From Beaver Canyon Track

H. McGonigle road master and George Baker traveling engineer of the OSL completed snow removal from the Beaver canyon track in Lima last night.

H. McGonigle George Baker 0.S. L Lima Beaver Canyon Lima Ledger

Birrer Returns Home After Hospital Visit

Nick Birrer came up from Dell Tuesday and returned home Wednesday morning with his wife who had been a patient in the Curtis hospital.

Nick Birrer Dell Curtis Hospital

Eighth Grade Pupils Graduate at Normal School Ceremony

Last evening in the Normal training school auditorium a class of twenty seven pupils received eighth grade diplomas. Music by the Gregory orchestra accompanied the program with an invocation by a boys chorus and a address by Principal LeRoy W. Beam. Dr Grant E Fitch presented diplomas. Tom Yost served as class president. The class colors were old rose and navy blue. The Eighth Grade World magazine, detailing class life, appeared with editors Irving Orr and Margaret Roe among others.

Normal Training Gregory Orchestra LeRoy Beam Beaverhead County Grant E. Fitch LeRoy W. Beam Helen Finch Grant KE. Finch James Andrus Nell Blair Genevieve Bostwick Alice Cox Mildred Curnutt Mary Emily Elliot Wallace Forsggen Adelaide Gelhaus Evelyn Greed Carl Guidici Harold Holmes Emerson Hughes John Kambrick Elwyn Metzel Irving Orr Margaret Rogan Margaret Roe Margaret Reece Fred Smith Gladys Scott Douglass, Thomas Alma Trollinger Margaret Whitbeck Marjorie Williams Minnie Wemple Joe Wilcomb Tom Yost Wallace Forspren Evelyn Gleed Nellie Blair George Ferguson

Midnight vandals damage model school building

Midnight vandals broke into the Nelson school house six miles north of town and left the neat building in chaos. Oil stoves burned, canned goods used, and smoke blackened the interior. Books and papers lay scattered as Miss Berniece Mayfield arrived Monday to open the school. Authorities seek to apprehend the culprits.

Nelson Berniece Mayfield

Judge Carroll to Cover Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Courts

Judge Smith travels to California leaving Judge William E. Carroll to preside over duties in Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties. Carroll will hold a Dillon court Thursday and return Friday for naturalization petitions. He may later visit Virginia City and Boulder-Butte district as needed.

Smith Beaverhead Madison Jefferson California William E. Carroll Carroll Dillon Virginia City Boulder Butte

Relief Society Teas for Near East Sufferers

The Ladies of the L D S Relief Society will host a tea Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the residence of Mrs R J Dansie to aid near east sufferers. Everyone is invited and support is appreciated.

L. D. S. Relief Society R.J. Dansie

Andrew Birrer Visits Dell for Monday Business Matters

Andrew Birrer arrived from a Dell on Monday to handle various business matters. The brief notes do not specify the nature of the tasks or any outcomes.

Andrew Birrer Dell

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