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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1929

Page

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HARKNESS CAMP CAR OFFERS HOME LIKE COMFORTS

E I Harkness rancher and sheepman from Dell shows a self built camping car on a Ford chassis. The vehicle includes lounges gas stove running water kitchen sink and cupboards. Built in Idaho Falls with three ply veneer board steel braces and tin it is light strong and attractive and served as camp headquarters on the Sheep creek range.

I. Harkness Dell Harkness Dillon Idaho Falls Sheep Creek Basin

Brick Breeden to Coach Beaverhead County High School

Principal A. T. Peterson received a telegram from John W. Breeden former Bobcat star and Montana State College athlete announcing his arrival in Dillon to coach at Beaverhead County High School in late August He requested football candidates in town to report for preliminary training Games are set with Butte Anaconda Whitehall and Bozeman The term opens September 9 with a large enrollment New staff includes Irma Gill of Berkeley California teaching home economics

A. T. Peterson John W. Breeden Bobcat Montana State College Dillon Beaverhead County Brick Butte Anaconda Whitehall Bozeman

County Treasurer Warns Delinquent Tax Payers

Miss Nora Connolley announces that next Monday the delinquent personal property tax payer list will be turned over to the sheriff s office for collection and those who have failed to pay their personal property taxes must do so this week to avoid official action.

Nora Connolley Sheriff's Office

Dolphis N Paris Dies in Rochester AfterIllness

Beaverhead county mourns Dolphis N. Paris known as Dolph who died in Rochester Minnesota after months of illness. body returned to Dillon. survivor list includes mother Mrs D N Paris an uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Silas Dishno and two nieces Mae and Florence Nedrow. funeral at St Rose church with Legion and Modern Woodmen honors at Mountain View Cemetery.

Beaverhead County Dolphis N. Paris Rochester Minn Dillon Paris Dolph Bedrock Big Hole Basin Beaverhead American Legion D. N. Paris Silas Dishno Mae Florence Nedrow St. Rose Catholic Church F. X. Lechner Mountain View Legion Post

New Machinery For Continental Divide Mining

The Continental Divide Mines finished grading the road to Bond. About 12 000 pounds of new mining machinery and equipment will be moved to the mine in a few days. A larger engine and pump will allow deeper mining. A drift at the 60 foot level is under way with ore of high grade, and development this season could spur activity in the Argenta district.

Continental Divide Mines Company Bond Galena Argenta

Alleged Knife Wielder Sentenced in Lima Stabbing Case

Francisco Santargo, a Mexican, was taken to Dillon by Deputy McKevitt and jailed for 30 days by Justice Ford of Lima. He was charged as principal in a Lima stabbing affray earlier that morning in which a countryman was slightly wounded.

Francisco Santargo Dillon McKevitt County Justice Ford Lima

Local Wool Clips See Market Activity And High Prices

A burst of activity returns to Beaverhead and Madison wool markets with several large clips sold. Berg Christiansen topped the market at 83 1/3 cents, bought by Silberman and Son of Chicago through Harry Ballard, a local record and possibly the season’s top Montana price. A. E. Scott’s clip sold to Halewell Jones and Donald of Boston for 32 1/3 cents, via F. A. Mason and R. W. Boone. The Mose Smyth clip went to North Star Woolen Mills of Minneapolis through Johnson, price not disclosed. Smaller clips fetched 31 to 38 cents as buyers and growers work out terms amid a deadlock. About two and a half million pounds are stored at the First National Wool warehouse, including some Lemhi county wool, with more sales anticipated as competition grows.

Madison Berg Christiansen Silberman & Son Chicago Harry Ballard Montana A. E. Scott Halewell, Jones & Donald Boston F.~.a. Mason R. W. Boone Mose Smyth Johnson North Star Woolen Mills Minneapolis Beaverhead United States First National Wool Warehouse Lemhi County Idaho

Bandit-Sheriff Tale Travels Toward Bannack Gold

A western wagon trail tale opens with heat haze and dust as Tony, a wandering minstrel famed in mining camps, moves with his wife, bear, and monkeys toward a watercourse. The group prepares camp under alders, eyeing Bannack where gold awaits tomorrow.

Tony Gas Bannack Tony Beppo

Golf Tourney Weathered By Rain To Semi finals

Rain and thunder disrupted the golf tournament yet play continued to the semi finals. First and second flight matches produced close results with Stephan and Brundage advancing, while Gilbert and Stamm moved on in the third flight. Flight finals are set for next Sunday.

W. H. Stephan H. M. Brundage McCracken Forrester T. E. Gilbert Stamm Stephan Hartwig W. Gilbert A. Jones Gilbert McFarland MrCarthy Brundagev Menke Brundage Bond Goza Chapman T. Gilbert Woodburn Graeter

Shaw Family Visits Dillon From Ranch Near Fishtrap

Mr and Mrs J Warren Shaw and their son Joe Jr arrived Friday from a ranch near Fishtrap. Mrs Shaw and Joe Jr stay with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Christensen at their ranch east of Dillon. Local carpenters are busy this summer with new houses additions and repairs common.

J. Warren Shaw Joe Jr Fishtrap

Rotarians Visit Montana State Normal College Luncheon

Dillon Rotarians and guests dined at Montana State Normal College after an invitation from President E Davis. About 70 attendees praised the lunch, the college’s high standards, and the summer program. Speakers included Chancellor Brannon and President Davis, with musical numbers by Ralph McFadden and Vivian Robe.

Dillon Montana State Normal College 8. E.davis Angeline Smith A. H. McFarland M. A. Brannon State Board of Education Normal College Rotary Club Montana Ralph MceFadden J. E. Monroe Rotary Organization Vivian Robe Ralph McFadden Davey Twin Bridges A. T. Peterson Robert Line Business Administration Department The State University Northwest Davis Assembly

Dillon Optometrist Carl Taylor Marks 21 Years in Town

Thirty years ago a Dillon boy was summoned from a creek swim to work for Albert Stamm at the old swimmin hole. Since then Carl Taylor has been linked to Stamm except for a few years, and this year celebrates 21 years in Dillon in business as an optometrist.

Dillon Albert Stamm Dillon Jeweler Carl Taylor Stamm Taylor

Bannack in Montana Hints at Revival as Mining Camp

The old mining capital Bannack, once bustling in the 1860s, shows signs of revival with dwellings and buildings to be reoccupied after years of desertion. If Bannack comes back, nearby camps like Argenta and Polaris may also revive, prompting Dillon to support the trend.

Bannack Rip van Winkle Dillon Argenta Polaris

Adams Elected Head of Beaverhead Sportsmen Club

L. K. Adams general manager of Union Electric was elected president of the Beaverhead Sportsmen Association. Louis Schmittroth became secretary and R. M. Barrett treasurer with no opposition. Members plan a countywide membership drive to cover deficits from the Armstead rearing ponds project and relaunch the pond to full operation for fishing interests.

Rod and Gun Club L. K. Adams Union Electric Company Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association Louis Schmittroth R. M. Barrett Armstead

Argenta Mining Chief Heads to Montreal for Europe Business

Ralph Rowlands, president of Argenta Mining, departed Sunday night for Montreal where he will sail to Europe on company business.

Ralph Rowlands Argenta Mining Company Montreal Europe

Col Alpheus E Decker Dies After Stroke At Armstead Ranch

Beaverhead county remembers Col Alpheus E Decker a longtime rancher and Republican leader who died at Barrett hospital after a sudden stroke at his Armstead home. Born March 3 1846 in Coldwater Michigan he lived in Montana half a century contributing to agriculture and local politics. He married Elizabeth Scott in 1872. she died in 1880 before he moved to Montana in 1882 arriving as Dillon became a rail terminus.

Beaverhead County Alpheus E. Decker Barrett Hospital Armstead Dillon Colonel Decker Ter Coldwater Michigan David Lucy Rossman) Decker Commonwealth Illinois Kansas Elizabeth Scott Wisconsin Decker Montana Utah Northern

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