Wreck on Southbound Train After Faulty Switch
A southbound passenger train from Butte to Dillon wrecked Tuesday evening near Isaiah Castimore's residence in front of Oregon Short Line yards as it entered the depot zone. Engineer Hughes controlled the engine and applied the emergency brake. Fireman Hale escaped from the cab window as the locomotive overturned after 50 yards on the ties. The cause is a split or sprung switch allowing wheels to take both tracks. no fatalities reported, continued on page four.
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Dillon
Butte
Oregon Short Line
Isaiah Castimore
Hughes
Mr.Hughes
Hale
Enigneer Hughes
Special Edition Promises In-Depth Local Reports
The TriBUNE announces a forthcoming special edition with extensive articles on Dillon’s schools churches and city life. Writers have completed pieces covering dry farming irrigation mining stock raising and Montana’s broader topics. Extra copies are available by application.
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Tribune
Dillon
Montana
Public School Faculty Expanded for Dillon The Coming Year
The Dillon board appointed Prof. Grant E. Finch superintendent without salary and added five new teachers Miss Bertha E. Wells Miss Lillian A. Baker Miss Anna Hazard Miss Catherine Cavanaugh and Miss Bert Shortt to form a twelve teacher faculty. Open Sept 12 after teachers institute in Butte. term begins Sept 6 with institute Week.
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Dillon Public School
Grant E. Finch
The
Normal College
Lillian A. Baker
Melton
Mass
Bertha E. Wells
Ithaca
New York
D. L. Smith
N. Y
Normal School At
Buffalo
Brigdewater
Helena
Bedford
Quincy
Anna Hazard
Dillon
Grand Rapids
Mich
Central Normal College
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Catherine Cavanaugh
Detroit
Ypsilanti, Mich
State Normal College
Brockport
Bert Shortt
Richmond
Illinois States University At
Normal
Ill
Illinois
Kentucky State Normal College
Butte
Mary Innes
Alma van de Walker
Bertha Wells
Popular Dysart wedding ties Dillon natives
Miss Margaret Fuller Pierson became the bride of Dr. H F Best last Wednesday in Dysart Iowa. Rev T P Clarke officiated. Best and Pierson plan a three week honeymoon visiting Chicago and other cities before settling in Dillon. Judson Best served as best man and Abbie Pierson as bridesmaid.
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Dysart
Iowa
Margaret Fuller Pierson
H. F. Best
T. P. Clarke
New Sharon
Pierson
Judson Best
Dr. Best
Abbie Pierson
Stores Closed During Monday's Game Play
Idaho Falls reports two high interest ball games last Sunday and Monday. The Hamilton team, with only one defeat this season, faced the Dillon team, which had a similar record. Continued on Page Seven.
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Idaho Falls
Hamilton
Dillon
Hay Market Talk From Red Rock Reservoir Official
Wm Van Buskirk treasurer and director of Red Rock Reservoir Co visits Dillon. He says western hay prices will rise as drought bites beaverhead valley should irrigate with reservoir water and notes water rights can be paid for with alfalfa. The firm has sold water rights to ranchers and will hire lawyers to enforce rights if needed.
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Wm. van Buskirk
Red Rock Reservoir Company
Dillon
van Buskirk
Colonial Trust Company of Chicago
Red Rock
The
Tribune
Middle West
Wyoming
Beaverhead
the Tribune
EASA Clark Challenge to Senator Carter Reported
Washington July reports a political stir as EASA and Clark renew a clash with Senator Carter amid Congress adjournment. The piece notes summer lethargy and rising interest in state races and fall election outcomes.
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Washington
Congress
Farmers Bulletins From Senator Carter For Beaverhead Valley
The Tribune publishes a notice from Senator Thomas H. Carter announcing a large set of Farmers' Bulletins. The materials cover ranch life and agricultural work and are free to anyone who calls for them. Carter emphasizes their value for farmers and readers in the Beaverhead valley and surrounding communities.
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The
Tribune
Thomas H. Carter
Beaverhead Valley
Senator Carter
Taos
H. Carter
Clarkites Win Two Vote Margin at Montana Democratic Meet
Helena report details the Montana Democratic State Central Committee session where Clark forces edged anti-Clark by two votes. The committee declined to endorse a senatorial candidate, naming Livingston as top convention aspirant with Helena seven votes Missoula four and Livingston fifteen. The planned delegation method uses governor and congressman votes from the last election to yield 538 representation.
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Helena
State
Democratic Central Committee
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Democratic State Central Committee
Livingston
Walsh
Conrad
Toole
Missoula
Serious Accident Injures Mrs Cosgrove and Child Near Ranch
Last Sunday afternoon about 5 pm a buggy with John Cosgrove his wife and three children spooked by a motorcyclist near the Craig Cornell ranch caused the horse to rear and bolt. The two year old was kicked and injured while Mrs Cosgrove and the other child were knocked unconscious. they were rushed to town by George Murray and are slowly recovering.
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John Cosgrove
Mr. Cosgrove
George Murray
City crews advance cement walks before frost halts work
Several different cement contractors and their crews are busy laying cement walks in various parts of the city. It looks like most of the walks in the city will be cement by the time the frost comes and stops the work.
Postmaster Urges Dillon For Free Mail Delivery
The Dillon postmaster must report to the post office department next Monday on preparations for free mail delivery. Patrons must install front door slots or receptacles if service is to be provided. Readers are urged to notify the post office of their desire and receptacle plans.
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Dillon
Post Office Department
Tribune
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Bell Telephone Company
Lon
Fessenger
Eng. Hughes
Eastern University
Floyd Best
O. M. Best
Northwestern University
Chicago
High and Reservoir Co
EASA
Clark VS
Sen
Carter
W. AL
Thos. H. Carter
the Farmer
United States
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