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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
9
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Postal notice notes entry at the Dillon postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
Dillon residents welcomed the semi centennial edition marking fifty years of the Butte Miner. Readers call the anthology the most interesting Montana history review in newspaper form and praise its county mentions and vintage pictures.
Beaverhead county residents commend Lee Dennis for filing on the Republican ticket for railroad and public service commissioner. Dennis resigned June 1 as executive clerk of Montana’s consolidated boards, with the state board of examiners praising his zeal integrity and thrift in saving taxpayers thousands of dollars.
After twenty years as a debtor nation the United States became a creditor nation due to wartime financing. About twenty-five billion dollars supported foreign governments and enterprises including railroads utilities mining oil steamships sugar and fruit firms. Late totals show 12.151 billion in war loans 3.859 billion to foreign governments 5.25 billion in foreign business and 1 billion in short term loans.
Kansas expects a banner wheat crop with 80 percent harvested by modern machinery. Across the bread basket states, motor car hands replace seasonal work crews, transforming rural labor as the romantic harvest hand fades away.
Irene Castle McLaughlin apologizes for starting the bobbed hair trend nine or ten years ago. She laments sisters adopting a boyish bob and notes she never expected the style to reach such extremes.
Dr. Franklin H. Giddings warned at Union College 130th commencement that mass-mindedness and organization threaten individuality. He cited class consciousness and mass production but acknowledged virtues in collective effort improving towns government and health.
Mrs Frank J Lasich received a kitchen shower last Thursday afternoon at the Lasich ranch north of Dillon. Miss Ann Lasich and Miss Esther Jones of Los Angeles attended with Miss Verle Morrison present. The gifts were presented in a honeymoon house on a small wagon drawn by Marjean Lasich, with pink decorations and a luncheon following.
Mrs Howard Morse entertained the St James Guild Thursday afternoon at her home on South Idaho Street with a social gathering for members and guests.
Dillon elder Mrs Sarah Howard recalls Bannack era with vivid detail born in 1862 she arrived with parents from Colorado in ox carts the journey lasting nearly five months She remembers dances in a log cabin hosted by John Ault and bandit sheriff Plummer who mingled with dancers and sometimes led robberies yet earned trust through charm and leadership.
R T Wemple declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Beaverhead County subject to the August 3 primaries. He pledges an efficient businesslike administration if elected. Adv. 19-23-27.
Real estate notice featuring C. C. Newman offering to fit buyers with comfortable homes at the right price. Emphasizes timely purchase and family comfort when arranging Dillon area housing.
County political directory lists Sheriff Daniel F. Mooney County Clerk John S. Baker Commissioner O C Gosman Representative Pearl I Smith Frank Eliel Public Administrator George Banks Superintendent of Schools Genevieve O Leary Julia B Morrow Clara R Smith Alice C Olmsted Justice of Peace George Opp Sheriff R T Wemple Orr Assessor Ross W Emerick Commissioner James N Mansfield.
Shelby Illinois Pipe Line plans a 20 mile trunk line from Kevin Sunburst to reduce oil delivery costs at a $200000 budget. Glendive site to host a $500000 Cabin Creek gas pipeline. A trenching machine installs one mile of pipe per day. Helena Montana Life Insurance builds a $750000 office building in the city.
Shelby district records 13 oil wells drilled in one week with six producing, two doubtful, two gas wells and three dry.
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