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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1928

Page

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Budget and Road Affairs Before County Board Meeting

County commissioners led by Chairman J. E. Shaw and members O. C. Gosman and A. L. Anderson heard budget estimates for 1928 28 and discussed road projects. An appropriation of 200 was secured for road repairs to be matched by the forest service, and the county was named as receiver for a right of way strip near Wise River inside the reserve. The board ordered tax delinquent lists and warned of seizure if unpaid. The board scheduled a Board of Equalization for next Monday.

Board of County Commissioners J. E. Shaw Wisdom C. Gosman Lima A. L.anderson Dillon H. W. Elofson Beaverhead National Forest Forest Service Wise River Board of Health

Polling Places Listed for Primary Election Precincts

A list of precinct polling sites for the upcoming primary is provided with changes. The Birch Creek precinct shift from Apex to Reichle is noted. locations include Red Star garage Dillon and multiple other precincts such as Summit hotel Monida Lima court house and Armstead school house. County Clerk John Baker notes absent ballot applications for those away on election day.

Board of Commissioners Birch Creek Apex Reichle Red Star Dillon Summit Hotel Monida Lima Court House Dell School City Hall School House Armstead Grant School House Brenner's Barratt Station Bannack Guildhall High School Metlen John 5S

Victims of Accident Recover After Locomotive Crash

Mrs. Hortense McLeod and Mrs. George Webster escaped death when their Chevrolet sedan was struck by a locomotive in the Dillon yards on July 5. They left hospital the next day. McLeod had minor cuts while Webster bore a deep chin gash and swelling from shock.

Hortense McLeod George Webster Dillon Yards

Dinner Party At Roberts Ranch Honors Guests From Minneapolis Missouri

Mr and Mrs W E Roberts entertained Monday evening at their ranch home for guests Raymond Atterbury and W D Davis of Minneapolis and W G Gale of Missouri visiting Mr and Mrs Noah Allen. After a well appointed dinner with twelve covers, pinochle provided the evening's diversion.

W. E. Roberts Raymond Atterbury W. D. Davis Minneapolis W. G. Gale Missouri Noah Allen

Mrs Mary Roberts McGough Former Dillon Resident Dies

Mrs Mary Roberts McGough widow of Phil D. McGough longtime Beaverhead county clerk died Tuesday in Butte. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon with Rev. E. J. Groeneveld officiating and burial in Mountain View Cemetery in Butte.

Mary Roberts Gram) McGough Dillon Butte Phil D. McGough Beaverhead County E. J. Groeneveld Mountain View Cemetery

Montana History Visit By Normal College Students

Students and faculty from the Normal college will visit Virginia Saturday for an early Montana history study. Prof. RE Albright leads the trip as in charge of the historic visit to Virginia.

Montana The Normal College Virginia Obs RE Albright

Anaconda hosts inter-city golf event with record round

About twenty Dillon golfers joined the inter-city invitational at Anaconda Golf Club last Sunday in ideal weather. Pro Bill Wall carded a sensational round of ten birdies, six pars, and two over par, finishing the front nine in 31 and total 69, while local enthusiasts including Dr. and Mrs. Stephan and others watched as Wall set the course record.

Dillon Anaconda Club Anaconda Bill Wall Anaconda Pro Wall W. H. Stephan Jack Rees Hiram M. Brundage Glenna Yonce Warren Stone Charles P. Thomas W. 2B. Hartwir H. FF. Best W. G. Gilbert C. A. Bechler Frank O'Keefe Johnny Mallon Bruce A. Risley Larry Price T. Lee McCracken

Phil Thorp, Beaverhead Resident, Dies After Ill Health

Phil Thorpe, a well known Beaverhead County resident, died Wednesday after more than two years of ill health. He came to the county in 1880 with his parents and was long active in ranching and stock growing. He is survived by one sister, Mrs Alma Harwood. Funeral services set for 2:30 Friday at the Episcopal church with Rev H N Tragitt officiating.

Phil Thorpe Beaverhead Philip Sarah Ann Thorpe Alma Harwood Episcopal Church H. N. Tragitt

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Dillon Scene

Miss Edith Elder and her father G V Elder visit Dillon. Barbara Tower returns from Butte. A Country Inn dance with Jazz Pirates is slated for July 14. Levant Taylor family embarks on Yellowstone motor trip. Harvey and Boetticher of Wise River in town. E R Gleed seeks letters of administration for Emily Gleed Lima estate. Arthur Roe and relatives visit from Denver. Harry Andrus Jr arrives from St Louis for vacation with his parents. Gene Wampler returns from Los Angeles to see Deputy Sheriff D C Wampler.

Gene Wampler Los Angeles D. C. Wampler

Attorney Collins Travels to Billings for Federal Court

Deputy United States district attorney John Collins left last Wednesday for Billings to attend a federal court session there.

John Collins United States District

Miss Elliott Returns From Ithaca Representing Missoula Sigma Alpha Beta

Miss Mary Emily Elliott returns Saturday from Ithaca New York where she represented the Missoula chapter of Sigma Alpha Beta a national music fraternity.

Mary Emily Elliott Ithaca New York Missoula Sigma Alpha Beta

Mrs L Martin and Nancy Jane Leave for Hamilton

Mrs L. Martin and her daughter Nancy Jane, who have been visiting Mrs Shannon, departed Friday morning for their home in Hamilton Missouri.

Toby Nord's Comedians to Visit Dillon This Summer

Toby Nord's Comedians, a 20 member troupe with an orchestra, will perform in Dillon for eight days starting Sunday July 15. The program blends music drama and vaudeville with a new play each night led by The Black Sheep Toby special. Ladies admitted free Sunday with paid adult ticket. Tickets 35 and 15 cents. Show at 8 15 p m.

Toby Nord Dillon Toby

Williams Endorses Program of Developing Our Industries

Senator C H Williams of Deer Lodge spoke to Beaverhead county residents at the city hall last Friday. He urged a program to develop timber resources and criticized federal withdrawal of 180,000,000 acres, arguing Montana and other western states should benefit from forestry control.

Williams C. H. Williams Deer Lodge United States Beaverhead County City Hall Senator Williams Roscoe Cornell Montana Forestry Bureau Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota

Montana speaker touts crops and growth amid rainfall

A Beaverdam County rancher with 45 years in Montana politics argues for his Senate bid as he cites abundant recent rainfall and a strong agricultural outlook. W W Gail and Mark Fitzgerald support the ticket. Williams travels to Wisdom for a Saturday event while reiterating priorities for education, conservation funding, and state revenue.

Deer Lodge Valley Montana Williams Senate Beaverhead County W. W. Gail Billings Mark Fitzgerald Stevensville Big Hole Basin Wisdom

Local Visitors Report Crops in Splendid Condition

Mr and Mrs Harry Lapham visited Dillon on Monday while Mr and Mrs George Clemow returned from a week trip to northern parts. They say crops are in splendid condition and a bumper crop seems likely if no unforeseen events occur. Miss Ruth Ryburn is staying as a house guest at the Clemow ranch this week.

Harry Lapham Dillon George Clemow

Jackson Church Notes Dedication Plans Emerge for Sunday

Church notes report definite arrangements for the dedication of the Jackson church to be observed on the approaching Sunday. Details indicate a profitable discussion of church affairs and anticipate a commission or ceremony at the planned service.

Church Fund Supper and Program Planned Tonight

A benefit event at the I. O. C. F. recreational hall features a July 14 program from 4 30 to 5 45 P M and a six o clock supper for church funds. Tickets are fifty cents covering both program and meal.

Steel Bridge Bids Planned For Lavon Big Hole Span

Montana highway officials call for bids to build a 148 foot steel bridge over the Big Hole at Lavon on the Dillon Butte route. Contracts let July 20 at Helena. The bridge links the completed Lavon sector with the Lavon Beelrose extension under construction by Patrick and OConnor.

State Highway Commission Big Hole Lavon Dillon-Butte Helena Patrick & O'Connor Beelrose

Hazelbaker for all Montana all the time

Beaverhead voters will find Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker's name among Republican state candidates for lieutenant governor. A longtime Beaverhead leader, he has built a 25 year record of public service and agricultural advocacy, with wide support across Montana and a strong home county backing.

Beaverhead Montana Frank A. Hazelbaker Beaverhead County Banner County Hazelbaker Senate Ontana Sen Harzelbaker Dillon J. P. Murray Stone Creek Montana State Normal College Murray Big Hole Basin C. H. Steenbridge Wisdom Montana Commission Rotary International

I. C. O. F. Installation At Apollo Lodge

At the last meeting before summer recess Apollo lodge I. Q. O. F. installed the officers for the coming year on Monday evening. George Farrell was named worthy grand, James Leach as secretary and I. Cashmore as treasurer.

Apollo Lodge H. D. May George Farrell W. G. James Leach I. Cashmore

Mrs Carl Taylor Hosts Lavender Bridge Party

Mrs Carl Taylor and Mrs H W Elofson entertained on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Taylor's home. Seven tables centered with lavender and yellow pansies competed in bridge and a delicious lunch followed the game.

Carl Taylor H. W. Elofson Taylor Bridge

Kensington hosts afternoon in honor of visiting Mrs Oliver

Mrs Louise Taylor and Mrs C B Taylor entertain many friends at a Kensington Friday afternoon gathering honoring Mrs W M Oliver who is visiting in Dillon.

Louise Taylor C. B. Taylor Kensington W. M.oliver Dillon

County fair to showcase farmers and stockmen exhibits

County fair officials push a farmers and stockmen exposition with strong farmer and rancher backing. Instructions urge selecting the best forage crops, curing hay properly, and preparing beef cattle, sheep, and wool displays to attract business support and secure rail rates for a top state fair October 4.

County Fair Board D. P. Thurber Thurber Centennial Valley Big Hole Beaverhead

Esteemed Matron Dies at Barrett Hospital

Mrs. Carl Hansen died after a several week illness at Barrett hospital. She was 39, a native of Denmark, and survived by her husband and five children. Funeral services by the Eastern Star will be Saturday at 2:30 at the Masonic temple with Rev H N Tragitt officiating at the cemetery.

Carl Hansen Barrett Hospital Butte Denmark Eastern Star Masonic Temple H. N. Tragitt Episcopal Church

Death of Jackson Merchant George P Lossl at 52

George P Lossl, Jackson merchant, died suddenly at 12 30 Thursday noon after cramps. He was 52, leaving a brother J P Lossl of Wisdom and a sister Mrs McHugh of Portland. Burial will be in Deer Lodge. He was widely known in Beaverhead county and respected by all.

George P. Lossl Jackson J. P. Lossl Wisdom

Wreck on Butte Road Injures Woman Tourist

A car carrying tourists crashed into a sand hole on the Butte road this morning and jackknifed. One woman was badly hurt and taken to the hospital.

Butte

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Forest Road Phil Thorp Dillon Notes Edith Elder G. V. Elder Barbara Tower Jazz Pirates Levant Taylor Yellowstone Park IE. H. Harvey E. R. Gleed District Court Emily Gleed Arthur Roe Denver Harry Andrus, Jr St. Louis Mrs. H. E. Andrus Charles H. Williams Gifford Pinchot Jackson News Jackson Church Notes ALL Montana G. P. Lossl Butte Road
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