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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune is published weekly on Fridays in Dillon Montana. It lists F E Foote as the publisher and notes foreign advertising representation by the American Press Association.
The item indicates printing or mailing status as entered at the Dillon Postoffice for second class mail matter transmission through the mails.
The piece debates whether a woman should be a mother to teach and discusses merit over marital status in hiring. It argues results matter in business, and in civil service selection based on ability to perform duties rather than identity or social group. It uses examples from clergy and politics to stress individual competence.
Family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the death of their son and brother E F Price.
Lloyd Ellsworth from the Big Hole basin suffered a fractured pelvis and serious body cuts after being kicked by a horse while disentangling harness and dragged by a sickle bar. Adam Ponick near Lima was struck on the forehead by a swinging hag net, risking eye injury but expected to recover. both treated by Dr. M. A. Walker.
The Butte Bobcats edged Modern Woodmen in a tense 11 inning game at Athletic Park. Dillon pitcher Martin, aided by Taylor, hit a two-out two-strike three-base hit in the ninth to drive in two and tie the score, keeping fans engaged as a close contest unfolded.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will host a lunch at the Methodist church on Wednesday at 3 30 thanks to Wear Ever Aluminum. A charge of 85 cents per plate will fund the Ladies Aid. Attendees must RSVP by Tuesday evening at the provided phone number 235.
Los Angeles papers recentley highlighted the Kahler automatic safety gate by inventor Frank Kahler of Dillon. Rail lines by Union Pacific test several gates at street crossings to gauge practicality for extensive systemwide use. The electrically operated gate opens for traffic and closes when a train nears, then reopens afterward. Interest from major companies is noted.
Water shortage forces a 1886 cut in the Leav erhead river rights with later rights denied until supply improves. 18 000 inches released from the Lima dam though not noticeable near Dillon. A A Elliott named commissioner for Lima district by Judge Rodgers.
J. E. Monroe reports from the Grand Lodge conclave that Melita Island in Flathead Lake, owned by the Grand Lodge of the Knights Templar, offers tents with board floors and sidewalks, piped water, and abundant recreational facilities on sanitary grounds making it a premier summer retreat.
Local employment men report a shortage of cooks and blacksmiths to round out haying crews on large ranches though no overall labor shortage is seen. One official notes cooks and blacksmiths readily take jobs but prefer field work to kitchen or shop tasks.
Word reached Dillon of Betty Duff death in Los Angeles California She was the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward S Duff former residents of Dillon She was born in Dillon about 100 years ago and is survived by a younger sister Funeral held in Los Angeles where burial followed Friends in Dillon and Beaverhead County extend sympathy to the family
The Lima dam releases about 27 000 inches of water daily, increasing Beaverhead river flow noticeably. Chief Commissioner Bayerd noted the Lima inlet shows a little over 5 000 inches entering the reservoir versus about 6 500 inches at the same time last year, reflecting more snow in Centennial.
The region saw cooler conditions Friday night with light frost on Saturday morning. Friday's hail storms were minor with no damage reported. Ranchers in the Big Hole basin plan haying start today as labor appears plentiful and operations should ramp up within a week.
Chancellor M A Brannon in Helena announced last week fourteen changes in teaching staff across the greater university. Elinor Hedrick named instructor succeeding Bernice Hamilton. Ole Moe appointed in physical education replacing Bruce Hollister.
Four Dillon youths came home from the Citizens Military camp at Fort Missoula after 80 days. Each boy earned an award and officers praised the group, urging a larger Dillon delegation next year. The Dillon row includes Robert Finch John Bourquin Ralph I Smith and Ralph Spencer. Finch and Bourquin joined the band. Smith placed third among second year students in manual of arms and won first in the group as best informed student. Spencer earned a marksmanship medal with a high score.
At the chautauqua starting Friday July 22 all morning sessions are free to children. A common belief that a charge applies is unfounded and has never been. Children are urged to attend and participate listening to Miss Olive Bentz. They can enjoy picnics and prepare for the parade on the final day.
The A A A Bulletin rates Beaverhead county roads as fair while drivers report southern central Montana roads better than many areas. The Helena to Bozeman highway is pocked with chuck holes and spring breakers, testing even seasoned motorists. After crossing the state line from West Yellowstone, the road improves dramatically in character.
Mr and Mrs J E Monroe attended the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar gathering on Melita Island Flathead Lake. Monroe was elected grand captain general and poised for grand commander. W F Cashmore also attended as did other members.
Francis H Richards, 76, of Stamford Connecticut, is described as a close rival to Thomas Edison in prolific invention with nearly 1000 patents. Edison holds about 1200 patents, Elihu Thompson 617 and Edward Weston 299.
A brief notice directs readers to call 66 for Tribune Messenger of Tribune Book Store. The entry highlights a phone outreach with a civic or commercial angle. It notes the business name and contact method without additional details.
La Plata Missouri with 1800 residents reports 25 couples celebrating wedding anniversaries and four couples married fifty years or more in a community longevity survey.
An 1838 Bijou and London Almanack measures three quarters by five eighths of an inch and contains portraits. Other tiny books include the Mill the Glasgow Midget New Testament and the Court of Flowers published in Holland in 1674, one fourth the size of a postage stamp.
The Abbots Bromley Horn dance in England features 12 male dancers wearing deer skulls with antlers. With a history surpassing four centuries the ritual is believed by many to echo survivals of Danish invasions and Norse worship of Thor and Odin.
A NSW farmer proven the ancient wheat grain 4000 years old from Egypt can grow after sowing. From grain buried with mummies green blades appeared and wheat developed seven ears, indicating remarkable growth potential.
Twelve hundred blind persons, many of them noted players, live as musicians in France. Eight organists of major Paris churches including Notre Dame are blind, and several composers and many small orchestra conductors also owe their musical education to the National Institution for the Young Blind.
A newly organized troop in Malden Massachusetts selects the rolling pin as its official insignia.
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