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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

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Beaverhead County Board Hears 1919 Tax Appeals

The Beaverhead County Board of Equalization met July 21 1919 with Chairman McKnight and four others to hear petitions for assessment reductions. Hearings continued July 22 and actions ordered for August 6 hearings. Special session appointed road and road-crossing changes and personnel appointments.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead Couny Montana Board of Equalization D. D. McKnight J. E. Shaw O. M. Best B. W. Emerick Vera M. Baker Mike Rebich Charles E. Calvert Bedrock Road Leo H. Truax Beaverhead Road Chester H. Gilbert Big Hole Road B. K. Stevenson Wm. H. Boyle P. of Lima Boyle Peter Hansen Herman Crossing R. R

Chautauqua Organizers Streamline Campaign

Dillon Chautauqua association and guarantors met at Pearl I Smiths office to reorganize for the season. A J Heskett advanced Elli son White spoke on the program and ticket sale plans. Officers elected Pearl S Smith president John Collins vice president F E Foote second vice president C W Hudson treasurer Lee R Light secretary. Committees and campaign outline set for active ticket selling.

Dillon Chautauqua Association Pearl I. Smith A. J. Heskett Ellison White Chautaupua Pearl S. Smith John Collins F. E. Foote C. W.hudson Lee R. Light

Mrs Carleton Innes Visits Butte For Brief Trip

Mrs Carleton Innes traveled to Butte yesterday for a short stay arriving in the mining city for a quick visit and returning.

Carleton Innes Butte

Court Matters Highlight Big Hole Ranch Theft Case

Foss Williamson and Ted Wilkerson pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny for their roles in killing three cattle in the Big Hole basin. Williamson was sentenced to 2 1/2 to 8 years, Wilkerson to 1 to 5 years. Sheriff Wyman transported them to Deer Lodge. Others faced charges in related rustling cases, including W. T. Benning who was held on grand larceny charges and released on $5,000 bond. Margaret Keys was fined $100 for tampering with a flame. Deputy Camcey arrested William Sherlocke for a timber and range fire near Odell Creek, with Sherlocke pleading not guilty.

Foss Williamson Ted Wilkerson Big Hole Basin Williamson Wilkerson Deer Lodge Wyman W. T. Benning Big Hole Margaret Keys Divide Justice Court Camcey William Sherlocke Odell Creek Centennial Valley Carney Lee Tower Sherlocke Dillon

Alleged third degree assault near Hecla Weda

Deputy Mooney brought Alex Gampoli from Hecla Weda on a charge of third degree assault against a fellow countryman. Archie Molerbi filed the complaint and was badly beaten, according to the report.

Alex Gampoli Hecla Weda Mooney Archie Molerbi

Dell couples receive marriage license

A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Hubert C. McNinch and Miss Mary H. Mummey, both well known young people of Dell.

Hubert C. McNinch Mary H.mummey Dell

Quiet Week in Police Court Yields Few Arrests

Police court activity has been light with only a handful of minor arrests. Reports note a scarcity of intoxicants and a quiet period as the local area experiences fewer incident-driven disruptions.

Lost Cloud mine ships high grade ore to Dillon

Leasers of the Lost Cloud mine in Lost Cloud district ship ore by daily trips from the mine to Dillon. The ore averages a little over 200 ounces to the ton with little lead or other minerals. Some ore is very high grade.

Lost Cloud Lost Cloud District Dillon

Dentists Bimrose Rath Bone and Best at State Convention

Drs F H Bimrose R R Rath Bone and H F Best attended the state dental convention in Batte this week.

F.H. Bimrose R. R. Rathbone H. F. Best

Chautauqua Week Promises Notable Lectures and Music

A wide slate of speakers and performances is planned for the upcoming chautauqua week. Ida Tarbell Private Peate Edward F. Trefz and others will discuss reconstruction era issues for business and public audiences. The musical program features the Czecho Slovak Band and Chicago soprano Helen Cafarelli.

Ida M. Tarbell Peate and Edward Trefz Chautauqua Peace Edward F. Trefz Paris Simmmer Private Peate Hoover American God Mission Europe Trefz National Chambers of Commerce Washington Jaroslav Cimera Helen Cafarelli Chicago Opera Fame Plucky Little Bohemia

Notable Coloratura Soprano at Chautauqua Event

Mary Adel Hays, a New York coloratura soprano, headlines a varied Chautauqua lineup assisted by a recital artist. The week features the McDonough Eagleston Company in a charming musical program, Ferdinand Fillion and his French violin, the Lewis Military Quartet from Camp Lewis, the Reigners, and two other gifted entertainers.

Mary Adel Hays New York Miss Hays Chautauqua McDonough- Eagleston Fillion Ferdinand Fillion Lewis Military Quartet Camp Lewis Reigners

Apollo Concert Company Present Edwin M Whitney

Edwin M Whitney of Boston known for Turn to the Right brings an exclusive monologue to the Chautauqua. Elsie Mae Gordon appears as a popular impersonator. The Junior Chautauqua features a timely pageant Uncle Sam's Experiment and a focus on children.

Apollo Concert Company Edwin M. Whitney Boston Whitney Winchell Smith Chautauqua Elsie Mae Gordon Chicago Sam

Chrome in Montana draws DuPont to Bear Creek deposits

Vast chrome deposits in Montana's Bear Creek coal region attract DuPont De Namours Powder Co. to invest 5 million dollars in a new process for securing chrome. Engineers say road building costs could drop by half and two miles of road might be built where one existed. Coal mine activity is tight with Red Lodge mine employing about 240 men amid an expected price rise.

Bear Creek Montana DuPont de Namours Powder Company Red Lodge Helena

Return of Bridegroom Barney Allen Ties To Indiana Bride

Barney Allen, who has served overseas for many months, returned to America and married an Indiana girl. He and Mrs. Allen visited Dillon friends before moving to Anaconda where Mr. Allen will locate. Before leaving for the war he worked for T. ld. Luebben.

Barney Allen America Indiana Mrs. Allen Dillon Anaconda Mr. Allen T. Ld. Luebben

Doctor Finch Returns From France With Daughter

Dr Grant I Finch who has spent four months in France arrived in America last week. He and his daughter Miss Helen are visiting friends in Town and will be home very soon.

Grant I. Finch France America Helen

John A Peat Dies Suddenly in Lima Rancher’s Death

John A. Peat a prominent Lima ranch man died at his home after brief illness. Funeral held at 10 AM at St. Rose Church Dillon with Rev Father Clifford in charge. Burial in Lima cemetery. Born Montreal May 28 1878 he came to Montana as a boy and settled in Lima. Survived by wife and mother Mrs Henry Thompson Kidd MT.

John A. Peat Lima Father Clifford St. Rose Church Dillon Montreal Canada Montana Peat Miss Grant Dan Grant Henry Thompson Kidd

Walter J Stolle Dies in Boise Idaho

A Boise clipping reports Walter J. Stolle former Boise resident died at St Alphonse hospital Boise from poisoning after tonsillitis. He served as auditor of Boise City National Bank and was a prominent Boise Elks exalted ruler. Survived by wife and baby daughter, his mother Frances Stolle, sister Margaret Baker visiting Boise, and three brothers Victor Carl and Lieut Fred Stolle with Fred's new bride.

Boise Walter J. Stolle St. Alphonse Hospital Mr. Stolle Frances Stolle Margaret Baker Denver Victor Michigan Carl France Fred Stolle East

Last Wool Shipped From County Clip Sells All But One

The season’s wool clip, totaling about 3.25 million pounds, was shipped to the eastern market from the local warehouse. All wool has been sold except for John Anderson’s portion.

John Anderson

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J. Y. Wade Bannack F. A. Hazelbaker Water Users Reservoir Company Red Rock Beaverhead Brice A Risley Spokane Cattle Company Leo Hagel Percy Willey Miss Hale Robert Millard Reyet Bathe E' Chapman Williamson and Wilkerson Arthur D. Carpenter R. Louise Fitch Robert C. McCredie M. L. Mellinger Elliott A. Boy Joseph Clare Petrograd Russia Henry Warren Poor John Peat Boise, Idaho Mr. Whitney
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