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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1926

Page

4

Dillon Baseball Team Withdraws From League

The Dillon nine will play an independent schedule after withdrawing from the Jefferson Valley baseball league due to strong local play causing small attendances. The move was decided at a Twin Bridges meeting. three league teams will continue to play among themselves. Upcoming plans include games with Butte, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and other cities, with hopes for Sunday home games and extended regional play. Also noted is the funeral attendance of Mrs. Lucetta Jardine in Jackson for Geo. Mudd.

Dillon MV. A.’s Jefferson Valley Baseball League Twin Bridges Butte Idaho Falls Pocatello Deer Lodge

Mrs Willard Nelson Visiting Dillon Family Home

Mrs Willard Nelson of Anaconda is staying in Dillon at the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs. R H Ry burn.

Willard Nelson Anaconda Dillon R. H. Ryburn

Back Aches and Foley Pills Ad Shown

An old advertisement touts Foley's Pills as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. It claims quick results for back pain and irregular secretions, featuring a testimonial from Wm. F. Lagle of Anderson Indiana and urging readers to consult him for the medicine.

Foley Wm. F. Lagle Anderson, Ind West 21St Street Potts

Law of Distance and Smoke Color Change

The passage explains the inverse square law using smoke from a stack. At one foot from the stack the smoke appears nearly black as particles densely obstruct light. At two feet, four times as much light passes as particles are farther apart, making the smoke lighter, until at a finite distance interference ends and the smoke seems to disappear.

Florida stucco houses flaunt rainbow color schemes

Florida homes display bright stucco color schemes across pink ivory pink and ivory with green trim lavender blue mulberry and white accents. Colors are fixed either by colored mortars or by painted finishes after plastering with red tile roofs commonly used.

Florida

Bubbling Over Wins Derby Classic for $52,000 Purse

Bubbling Over captures the Kentucky Derby Classic by a one two finish with Albert Johnson in the saddle. The victory nets a $52 000 prize and stirs comparison to the great Man O War as Bradley’s colors shine.

Bradley Colors Albert Johnson

Fourth of July picnic draws district and Sheridan crowds

A peaceful Sheridan area Fourth of July picnic in Johnson grove Duncan district drew large crowds from the district and a Sheridan delegation. A ball game pitted men against women with Frank Baril as referee deciding for the women. The day featured an elaborate self-provided dinner and wholesome family enjoyment.

Sheridan Johnson Grove Duncan Mesdames James Duncan Jr Speedy Swing Johnson Will McCrea Miss Erb Messrs. Duncan Jr Brim W. McCrea Frank Baril

Melrose Notes Highlight Local Travel and Injuries

Everard reports Turner Fred Norris Wm Stone and Elmer MacLaughlin spent the weekend in Melrose with a United Smelting pole line crew from Canyon Creek repairing power from the pump station to Hecla. Roy Peterson broke a leg at a Deer Lodge rodeo and was sent to Murray hospital.

Everard Turner Fred Norris Wm. Stone Elmer MacLaughlin Melrose Canyon Creek United Smelting Company Hecla Roy Peterson Deer Lodge Murray Hospital Butte

Mr and Mrs F P McGregor Return from Honeymoon

Mr and Mrs F P McGregor returned from a California honeymoon visiting major cities and former Madison county residents. They are preparing their home and will be at home after July 15.

F. P. McGregor California Golden Gate State Madison County Mrs. McGregor

Schoenfelds to Move to Butte for Now

Mrs. O. F. Schoenfeld and her son Otto F. depart for Butte to make their home while Otto plans to return to Missoula in September to resume his law studies at the state university.

O. F. Schoenfeld Otto F Butte Otto Missoula The State University

Montana Lead Mining stockholders meet in Butte

Walter Ellinghouse Malcolm Bow den Charles Walter Sr and C P Frickes drove to Butte Tuesday to attend a meeting of the stockholders of the Montana Lead Mining company of which the late O F Schoenfeld was president.

Walter Ellinghouse Malcolm Bowden Charles Walter, Sr C. P. Frickes Butte Montana Lead Mining Company O. F. Sehoenfeld

Dullea Family Visits Old Home Folks From Weiser Idaho

Mr and Mrs Leo Dullea and their small son Wendel Lee and Mrs Dulleas mother Mrs Bert Foster arrived from Weiser Idaho for a visit with the old home folks. They made the trip in two days by auto.

J. H. Thomas Leo Dullea Wendel Bert Foster Weiser Idaho Dullea Little Wendel Foster Rightenour Joe Marshall Butte D. Moore Verna Moore Twin Bridges Mary Thomas Jess Thomas G. W. Rightenour Ms. Dullen Thomas Foster Harry Foster Tommy Gertrude Marie Foster Wendel Lee

Official changes in local forest leadership announced

L A Merryfield of Missoula visited the district forest office then departed for Ennis to take charge of Beer Creek district succeeding E H Billsborough who resigned. A benefit dance at the O A Schultz barn last Saturday netted good funds with two hundred tickets sold for the baseball team.

L. A. Merryfield Missoula Ennis Beer Creek E. H. Billsborough 0. A. Schultz Barn

Real Estate Transfers Week Ending June 26 1926 Beaverhead Abstract

From the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending June 26 1926, transfers of parcels and deeds recorded. Names and specific properties listed as part of the quarterly real estate record.

The Beaverhead Abstract Company

Patent Granted for 200 Acres in Horse Prairie Valley

United States issues a patent to George Harrison for 200 acres located in the Horse Prairie valley. The conveyance completes public land acquisition and confirms land rights to Harrison in the designated region.

United States of America George Harrison Horse Prairie Valley

Property Transfers Across Montana for 40 to 440 Acres

Mary J Waters transfers half interest in 40 acres near Glen station to John Waters. Otto Gasser sells part of two Wisdom Montana lots to John N Buch. George Harrison and wife deed 440 acres in Horse Prairie to James D Harrison. Anna E Parks transfers 200 acres in Big Hole basin to Thomas Christie and Mary Cameron Christie. Moses D Jardine conveys all Big Hole basin property to Lucetta Jardine Wendell and Helen Jardine. Helen Burlin transfers one Lima Montana lot to H T Kraabel.

Otto Gasser John N. Buch Wisdom Montana George Harrison James D. Harrison Horse Prairie Valley Anna E. Parks Thomas Christie Mary Cameron Chrstie Big Hole Basin Moses D. Jardine Lucetta Jardine Wendell Helen Jardine Helen Burlin H. T. Kraabel Lima

Portland Cattle Loan Co to Caswell Land in Lakeview

Portland Cattle Loan Co transfers one parcel of land located in Lakeview Montana to Sarah K Caswell as documented by local records. The transaction notes ownership change but omits sale price or date.

Portland Cattle Loan Co Sarah K. Caswell Lakeview Montana

Perry couple deeds beach acreage to Union Central Life

Samuel Perry and Belle Perry transfer 640 acres in the beach east of Dillon to Union Central Life Insurance Co. The deed lists the spouses as granters and the insurer as grantee, recording a land transaction linked to the Dillon area.

Samuel Perry Belle Perry Union Central Life Insurance Co Dillon

Land Transfers In Big Hole Basin and Dillon Area

Hugh W. Morrow and others convey 5316.54 acres in Big Hole basin to J H Robbers. Frank A Chapman and Glen H Butler and others transfer 320 acres in Big Hole basin to J H Robbers. Jens H Christensen and wife and Jens Peterson sell 80 acres near Dillon to Mary P Benedict.

Hugh W. Morrow J. H. Robbers Big Hole Basin Frank A. Chapman Glen H. Butler Jens H. Christensen Jens Peterson Mary P. Benedict Dillon

Mining Claims and Interests Listed in Utopia and Bald Mountain Districts

Annual affidavits filed for Bonnie Doone in Bald Mountain and Lily Florence in Utopia by Swanson Downing Passmore and Biden testify to ownership interests. Robert W. Hughes transfers to Richard Olson Lucy Ray lode and interest in Blue Jay lode along the Big Hole river, detailing mineral rights and document context.

Robert W. Hughes Richard Olson Lucy

Great Falls-Large Force Work On New Power Dam

Great Falls and surrounding crews push ahead on a $1,500,000 project to build a new power dam on the Missouri River. Local authorities and engineers expect improved hydroelectric capacity and jobs for the area as construction proceeds.

Great Falls Missouri River

Interior Department Allocates 524000 for Glacier Park Roads

The Interior Department sets aside 524000 to fund road projects in Glacier National Park this fiscal year. Officials expect improvements to be completed within the year, enhancing access and safety for visitors.

Interior Department Glacier Park

Family holiday visit to Dillon home

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Axe and their young son from Dillon spent the national holiday at Mrs. Axe's parents residence with Mr. and Mrs. L. Buillerdick.

Clarence Axe Dillon Mrs. Axe Mrs. L. Buillerdick

Visit to Valley Farms for Seed Pea Crop Inspection

On Tuesday in the valley Mr. McGregor accompanied a party to inspect the seed pea crop at local farms. Rev and Mrs Halloway of Memphis Missouri are guests of their daughter Mrs R W Rossiter.

Garrison Wiant Maxine Marion John Mac- Ivor Margaret June Mac Ivor Brown’s Lake McGregor Mrs. Halloway Memphis, Mo R. W. Rossiter

Dullea Family Returns Home After Tuesday Departure

Mr and Mrs Dullea and Wendel and Mrs Dullea s mother Mrs Bert Foster left by car for home on Tuesday morning.

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