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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1931

Page

8

Sheridan notes obituary and community notes from Madison county

The Sheridan Brandon district records multiple deaths including Mrs. Bejjer and Mrs. McCrea with burial details. Samuel Williams known as Sammy dies after a long residence in Sheridan and Brandon. he left $2,000 to Sheridan Lodge No. AUF and A. M. A Masonic service is noted. The piece mentions Henry Hartman, Lyle Wright ore shipments, and social events at the Ladies Aid. It closes with weather notes promising adequate irrigation as heavy snows cover the area.

G. Ww. Rightenous Sheridan Fred Bejjer Frances McCrea Great Beyond New York S. M. McCrea James “Gammell Madison County McCrea Gammell Mr. Williams Wales Brandon Howard Zinn Sheridan Lodge No A. M Masonic Temple Henry Hartman Ramshorn Olson Undertaking Lyle Wright Alex McKay Anaconda Wright Harry Foster R W. Rossiter Hazel Dorothy Wilson McDowell Hagert Zerr Davis C. V. Crombacker Hazel Field Groun

Jackson News Roundup of Visits Events and Meetings

Jackson notes show Martin Jackson returning from a business trip to Missoula. Mrs. Christie Miller visits her niece Mrs. Charlie Wenger and returns from Wise River. Community members travel from Dillon and Armstead. TheJackson P T A meets January 21. Lions club hosts Father and Son in Wisdom. Royal Neighbors install officers January 23. Various residents visit, move, or host gatherings. clubs host card parties and dances.

Christie Miller Neice William Harray Wisdom Jackson Jake Neidt Jackson Women’s Club Dan. Pendergast Soren Nelson Buddy Lapham Jack Shepherd Dillon Roy Ford Ford Jackson Plunge James Johnson Quigley Jackson P. T. A John Krause Jackson ‘Plunge Jackson School Marguerite Donohue Ella Ogilvie Jim Johnson Lions’ Club Jackson and Jackson Royal Celia ‘Wilson Frieda Wenger Oracle Rose Lapham Emma Jackson Celia Wilson Jennie Johnson Pauline Woody Emogene Rise Alice Krause Arne Jardine Inner Sentinel Esther Kurstedt Alice Arson Leanne Wen

Local Gossip and Social Roundup in Dillon Area

New arrivals to the neighborhood include Mr. and Mrs. H Beebe leasing the Nick Adders farm. Ed Nyhart visits from Mc Carty mountain while Frank Buhrer and Albert Schmidt take a business trip to Virginia City. Farmers prepare summer ice and locals travel to Georgetown Lake for fishing. Ayeres orchestra hosts a Jan 31 dance at Glen hall with invitations. Miss Engela Bryan recovers from an appendicitis in Butte. W C T U marks 18th amendment anniversary at Methodist service with Judge Lyman Bennett as speaker.

H. Beebe Nick Adders Ed. Nyhart McCarty Mountain Frank Buhrer Albert Schmidt Virginia City Ray Tash Dillon Julius Hartwig Wayne Cummins Joe Nample Joe Polish Donald Tash Georgetown Lake Chas Ayers and Sons Tom Jean Henry Lehman Joe Brown Butte Garrison Ray Garland Val Tadovich Edna Hancock Silverbow Dan Piccone Glen Tom Ayeres William Bryan Engela Bryan Methodist Church Lyman H. Bennett Virginia

Precedent Set in Sheep Grazing Case For National Forests

Damages totaling 281 dollars were awarded to the government after a suit against Swartz Sheep Company for failing to obey a Madison National Forest grazing permit. The court found that one night bedding limits were violated in summer 1928, reducing range carrying capacity by 10 percent and necessitating a 500 head reduction for three years to restore productivity. Mrs. C. A. Barrett was listed as a Grant County visitor.

Swartz Sheep Company Madison National Forest Forest Service Bourquin Butte

Early Miner Phil Shenon and Bannack Bulletin

The article chronicles Phil Shenon and his son Dr. Philip J. Shenon, notable figures in Montana mining history. It notes Shenon’s early Bannack and Argenta operations, the Kent deposits, and the Shenon family’s impact on local mining development. Dr. Shenon, now with the U.S. Geological Survey, prepared Bulletin No. 6 on Bannack and Argenta geology, with field work in 1925 and 1930, to be published for 50 cents.

Grasshopper Creek Beaverhead County Phil Shenon Shenon Philip J. Shenon State Bureau of Mines and Geology Bannack Argenta Montana Bannack and Marysville Pioneer Kent Blue ‘Wing John F. "Leary Central Pacific Railroad Corrine Utah San Francisco Swansea Wales Philip Shenon Cept U.s.geological Survey Washington, D. C University of California University of Idaho University of Minnesota Engineering University’ of Minnesota Montana School of Mines

Warm Weather Curtails Snake Industry Plans

Dan Mooney of the Daly Spur Rattleshake Corp warns stockholders that warm weather disperses rattlesnakes hindering the year’s harvest. He seeks federal loans to stave off financial collapse and calls for county extermination of gophers and mosquitos. He urges a cold snap as the only relief.

Dan Mooney Daly Spur Rattleshake Corporation Dan

Local pastor honored by national church

The Rev. H. N. Tragitt Jr pastor of St James Episcopal church was named to the college of preachers at the national cathedral in Washington D C The two week assignment will occur in the spring and aims to foster the prophetic art of preaching for younger clergy

St. James’ Episcopal College of Preachers T National Cathedral Washingto D. C Catedral Episcopal Church Mt. St. Alban Wasington George. Washington Maj L’enfant Alexander’ Smit Cochran Yonkers N. Y

National Lecturer to Speak at Dillon on Education Tour

Dr Ada Hart Arlitt national authority on education visits Dillon for a talk at the old training school auditorium on February 3 at 8 p m and again at Normal College convocation on February 4 at 10 a m. Funded by Elizabeth M Cormick Spellman gift the tour is arranged by the National Congress of Parents and Teachers with local interest from former Dillon residents Charles Perry and Sam Bell visiting from Boulder.

Ada Hart Arlitt Natiort Congress of Parents Nomal College Arlitt University of Cincinna om = education om = education, is brought tov. Dillo Ntional Congress of Parents Elizabeth. M Cormick Spellman

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Jackson “News Martin ” Jackson Missoula Grant J. L. Waldemar Ralph Fred Munckton Armstead Christie Alex Christie Mr. Given Rand Anna P. Mansfield James Sophia Guyaz M. R. Rand Wehaeer Liccert & Myers Tonacco Co Reichler Nsws C. A. Barrett NEW Mining Bulletin CHURC Traggitt DILLO Charles, Perry Sam Bell City Boulder
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