Mines Reopen in Blue Wing District Near Dillon
Stanley F. Craig of Montana Rex Mining reports seven claims in the Blue Wing district west of Dillon yielding pay ore in one area. Five men work the mine under a lease with O M Best and the First National Bank as Mrs Craig runs the boarding house.
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Stanley F. Craig
Montana Rex Mining Company
Dillon
Blue Wing
Sid Johnson
Tribune
Frank Wilson
Volstead
Frank
Grasshopper
Stapleton
Knowles
Col. Sanders
Sam Ward
Warren Toole
Judge Pemberton
John Shafer
Lawrence A. Brown
Brown
O. M. Best
First National Bank
Craig
Bell couple welcome second child a boy born at home
Mr and Mrs Sam L Bell announce the birth of a nine pound baby boy born last Monday morning at the home of Mrs Charles Bourquin on South Washington Street. The couple already have a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam L. Bell
Charles Bourquin
South Washington Street
Visiting Rifes Host Guests From Town and County
Mrs. R. Von Tobel and her daughter Anna along with David Salyards of Lewistown are guests at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Jardine Rife east of town. They arrived last Sunday.
Supreme Court invalidates 1921 and 1923 Montana gas tax laws
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that the 1921 one cent and 1923 two cent gasoline taxes were invalid, striking down past collections from Sunburst Refining and other major distributors. The 1925 act to cure defects is now in use, with a fall court review expected on its validity.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Lewis and Clark
Sunburst Refining Company
Texas Oil Company
Continental
Justice Court Records Busy Start To Week
Judge Phillips handled several cases in a two day session. Charles Middleton pleaded guilty to auto pocket theft and received 30 days in county jail. Jennie Doe faced unlawful liquor possession and was bound over to district court on $500 bond. Tony Kruglac pled guilty to contempt over water distribution and was jailed five days with a $300 fine. sentence suspended on good behavior.
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Kellum
Sutherland
Charles Middleton
Jennie Doe
Justice Court
Tony Kruglac
Rodgers
One Day Left to File for County Offices
Several new candidates have joined the race for county offices as the filing deadline nears. By Saturday afternoon many more petitions are expected. incumbents and veterans lead a crowded slate with contests in sheriff county clerk and other posts. Registration for the August primary sits at 3 814, with hope for strong November turnout.
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Joseph C. Smith
Genevieve O’leary
Bishop School
Frank Ryburn
Lee S. Tower
Beavrehead Motors Company
W. C. Orr
R. T. Wemple
Dan F. Mooney
B. W. Emerick
John S. Baker
T. E. Gilbert
QO. C. Gosman
Annie I. Nelson
Pearl J. Smith
John Baker
Praent
Editor Will W. Simpson Attends Dillon Funeral
Will W. Simpson editor of the Inland Empire News in Hillyard Washington and son in law of the late Wason M Oliver visited Dillon to attend the funeral. He formerly worked for the Tribune and has many friends in the city. During his brief stay he met many old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will W. Simpson
Inland Empire News
Hillyard, Wash
Wason M. Oliver
Dillon
Mgr. Simpson
the Tribune
Rainbow Girl Picnic Notice in Jackson on July 8
Rainbow girls attending a picnic at Jackson on July 8 must notify the worthy advisor at 53 J or the mother advisor at 2 J by July A.
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Jackson
Garver Recounts Custer Massacre at Dillon Rotary
Dr F H Garver spoke at the Dillon Rotary on a visit from Crow Agency where he described the semi Centennial commemorations of the Custer massacre. The talk reviewed the battle in which U S troops were annihilated by Indians fifty years ago and lasted about twenty minutes.
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F. H. Garver
Crow Agency
Custer
Dillon Rotary Club
Garver
United States
Dillon
Miss Olsen
Cadmean Chatauqua
FE. Davia
J. F. Wikidal
Logan
Utah
Wikidal
Hay Hand Injured In Runaway At Apex Ranch
Dick Dunstan of Dillon was seriously injured last Sunday at the Noah Allen ranch near Apex when a horse bolted while he harnessed it. His foot was dragged by a line, leaving him with severe cuts and bruises. he was hospitalized at Barrett and is slowly recovering.
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Hay
Dick Dunstan
Dillon
Noah Allen Ranch
Apex
Dunstan
Barrett Hospital
County Commissioners Meet Monday at Courthouse
The board of county commissioners will hold a regular monthly session on Monday July 5 at the courthouse. Those with county claims must file them by the preceding Saturday. Claims will be examined Monday, with little other business to be transacted.
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Board of County Commissioners
Light Rain Eases Dry Spell Across Regions
Light rains over the past week reduce dryness and heat, offering relief in most areas though too late to aid lower ranges significantly. The moisture is expected to help soils and vegetation overall.
Bernard McGurk Dies After Horseback Accident In Montana
Bernard McGurk died Tuesday night at Barrett hospital after injuries from a Sunday accident at the E. W. Smith Branch on Horse Prairie. He was found near the camp and brought to Dillon with brain concussion and other injuries. Pneumonia developed after the initial injuries and he did not recover. McGurk, about 60, had lived in Beaverhead County 15 to 20 years and had worked as a cook and camp tender at several ranches. A brother in Brooklyn has been notified. funeral plans are not yet set.
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Bernard McGurk
E. W. Smith
Horse Prairie
Barrett Hospital
Smith Ranch
Dillon
W. H. Stephan
Beaverhead
Ireland
Sweetwater
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pendergast Takes Over Government Route 10
Tom Pendergast, new operator of the mail route from Divide to Wisdom, took charge Thursday July 1 for a four year term. He succeeds Chris M. Hansen who ran the Dillon to Jackson route for four years, serving four offices including Argenta Bannack Polaris and Jackson along the line.
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Tom Pendergast
Divide
Wisdom
Dillon
Jackson
Pendergast
Chris M. Hansen
Argenta
Bannack
Polaris
Bankers Association Reports Strong Business Conditions
The Sweetress Montana Bankers Association reports generally excellent business conditions across the region, signaling stable lending activity and positive outlook for local financial institutions.
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Sweetress
Montana Bankers Association
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Auroca
Washington, D. C
Pauline. Bell
Clarkson, Ky
Betty Robinson
South Bend
Ind
Betty
Phillips
A. B. Chapin
James E. Phillips
A. A. Elliott
W. L., Covey
Bernice Metlen
Philadelphia
Kendrick
Kellogg
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
U. S
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