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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1928

Page

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Dillon Golfers Sweep State Flight Honors at Butte

Paul Bramsman of Dillon Country Club won the eighth flight title by defeating L. E. Jones of Anaconda in the Montana state golf tournament at the Butte Country Club. Dillon placed ten players, with Dr. W. H. Stephan runner-up in the third flight and W. B. Hartwig second in the fifth flight. John Mallon was fourth in the open with 290 for 72 holes. The event was praised as Montana’s most successful tournament to date.

Paul Bramsman Dillon Country Club Butte L. E. Jones Paul Dillon Club W. H. Stephan John Mallon Butte Country Club Montana John Malfon H. M. Brundage Larry Price W. B. Hartwig Dillon Martin Kall J. J. Kirby Heizie Stephan Hartwig Doctor al Chauinard Thatcher Bud Bramsman Anaconda

Dillon Man a School Mate of Herb Hoover

A Dillon resident recounts childhood ties to Herbert Hoover in West Branch Iowa and nearby Dillon. He recalls Hoover as bright yet reserved, part of a Quaker community, with shared school years and youthful activities.

Dillon Herb Hoover Herbert Hoover White House A. C. Gruwell Charles Burden Fred Kerr Acres West Branch Iowa Hoover Gruwell Salem Oregon Herb

Beaverhead County Begins Haying Operations

The haying season starts strong in Beaverhead county with near normal to above average yields expected in most areas. Big Hole basin, Grasshopper, Horse Prairie and Medicine Lodge report good conditions while Centennial valley foresees slightly shorter crops. Labor is plentiful with Dillon agencies busy and wages at $3 per day with meals.

Beaverhead Big Hole Grasshopper Horse Prairie Medicine Lodge Centennial Valley Dillon Fred Haney Goyer Ranch James Phillips

Dillonites Endure Heat Wave With 90 Degree Day

Dillon residents sought shade and cold drinks as thermometers hit 90 on Tuesday and an unofficial summer high of 938 was reported Wednesday. Indoor heat limited activity during peak sun while cool nights offered some relief.

Old Sol Dillon Mercury Montana

I Knew the Boy Had It in Him Says Dillon Trio

Three Dillon men recall Herbert Hoover as a boy and admit with pride that the future president showed exceptional understanding beyond his years in their youth recollections.

Herbert Herbert Hoover Dillon

Sheriff and police roundup targets vagrants in Dillon

Sheriff Orr deputies and Chief Nelsons force conducted a general roundup in Dillon and vicinity last Thursday evening. The operation netted more than twenty prisoners, with several given jail sentences and the rest ordered to seek hayfield work or depart for another community. Two of the arrestees, the willies, were identified in the raid.

Dillon Orr Nelson

Official Canvass Shows No Changes In Primary Votes

The county canvass of primary votes was completed by a board including Miss Aston Lloyd XiDwrt Baker L P Phillips and George Opp at the county clerk and recorder offices last Thursday. Only a few slight changes were made from the unofficial count published previously in the Tribune. The closest race pitted Miss May Sprinkle against Miss others.

Aston Lloyd XiDwrt Baker L. P. Phillips George Opp the Tribune May Sprinkle Iva Stocker Sprinkle J. S. Baker Norah Connelley

Be scanned by officers after guilty pleas in county court

Names such as Jack Huhta Joe Lyons face hard measures as Gordon and Bourquin jail them after guilty pleas. Emmett Burns and Joe Kelly plead not guilty on car theft charges and are bound over to district court. Victims Nick Battin Rom Range plus a vagrant pair Harry and Sal Nick receive fines or jail. Beaverhead harvest crews welcome workers while agitators warned away. County tickets list Republicans and Democrats nominees and county officials plus primary committeemen selections.

Jack Huhta Joe Lyons Gordon and Bourquin Justice Court Emmett Burns Joe Kelly Nelson Center Street Phillips Nick Battin Rom Range Bedrock Harry Sal Nick Beaverhead County Dillon Hoosegow Frank Rife Joe Metlen Ben Mallon W. C. Orr Norah Connelley B. W. Emerick Fred Rife May Sprinkle J. J. Kelly George Metlen Annie II. Nelson Dillon South Central J. K. Morse A. F.waldorf Lakeview B. L. Forsyth Monida Ora Roselle Lima Fr. M. Merrill Jr Dillon North Central James Kirkpatrick Redrock Dellar Gordon Brenner Markus R. Rand Barratts Maynard Lovell Bannack Ross F. Nay Dillon South Amos Elliott Dillon North John Neal S. F. Erwin George Featherly Dillon West George Opp Bishop Frank P. Bell Birchcreek Enoch S. Young Polaris W. S. Tash Jackson George M. Clemon Wisdom Don E. Anson Elkhorn W. R. Allen Dewey Fred Gill Harry Andrus James J. Doyle B. H. Paul

Sheriff Orr and Hartwig Visit County South End

Sheriff W C Orr and Undersheriff Carl Hartwig attended official business in the southern end of the county on Wednesday.

W. C. Orr Carl Hartwig

Body of Priest to Be Buried in Ireland

The Rev. Father M. J. Hannan of Butte will be transported to Ireland for interment next month. Father Clifford of Lima will accompany the remains to Ballyfianne and Farranfore in Kerry, visiting relatives before returning to Lima in the fall. Sister Mary John, sister of the departed, accompanies the body and will sail from New York on August 3, meeting another nun in Chicago who boards the Samaritan to Ireland.

Father Clifford Lima M. J. Hannan Ireland Butte Shannon Mary John New York Chicago Samaritan Ballyfianne Farranfore Kerry

Chancellor Brannon Visits Helena for Normal College Work

Chancellor M. A. Brannon of Helena toured the city early this week on business connected with the Normal college.

M. A. Brannon Helena Normal College

Highway Robbery Near Nedrow Ends In Severe Beating

Al Hanson and Violet Mason were robbed near the Nedrow ranch early Sunday by a lone gunman who beat them and fled with about 43 dollars. Sheriff Orr and police pursued the suspect, but he remained at large as investigators followed up multiple leads and checked witnesses.

al Hanson Violet Mason Nedrow Ranch Orr Hanson Miss Mason Dillon Nedrow

New Postal Rates In Effect With Special Delivery Service

J. C. Faller, Postmaster, explains new law creating Special Delivery for all mail classes except first. Added postage ranges from 10 to 35 cents depending on parcel weight, with optional in transit special handling.

J. C. Faller P. M

New Air Mail Route From Salt Lake City to Great Falls

A new air mail service begins August 1 1928 as Route C A M 26 with daily departures from Salt Lake City and Great Falls. The northbound schedule shows 10 a m departure from Salt Lake City reaching Ogden Pocatello Butte Helena and Great Falls by 4 80 o clock. Southbound mails depart Great Falls 8 a m and reach Butte then Salt Lake City by 2 10 p m. Connections from Dillon to Butte must be posted by 6 p m for next day transfers. Rates start five cents per ounce and ten cents for each additional ounce.

Salt Lake City Great Falls Helena Butte Dillon Air Mail

Bishop Building to House Flower Show

The committee for the annual flower show met at the former Beaverhead Motors sales room on Idaho Street and decided to stage the event at that site on August 24 and 26. Plans include district premiums with six points for best kept city premises, covering lawn, greenery, and overall neatness from street center to alley center.

Beaverhead Motors Company Idaho Street YT. EK. Luebben Co. EK. Blinn Fred Woodside Josephine Erwin North J. E. Kelly South

Rotarians Hear Plans for Dillon Flower Show

Former Butte School of Mines president Craven missed his talk at the Dillon Rotary Club meeting. A. T. Peterson chaired an engaging program with music and readings. T. KE. Luebben outlined the upcoming August flower show and B. N. Stevenson described methods to control the aphis pest threatening Dillon trees.

Craven Butte School of Mines Dillon Rotary Club A. T. Peterson T. KE. Luebben B. N. Stevenson Dillon

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DR. Stephan Bud Hartwig Mallon Early W. Davidson Reading Davidson Dillonites Panhandlers Major del Prete Ferrarin South America Pearl I. Smith H. T. Kraabel Martin Jackson John §. Baker Frank Kellum Justin Brundage T. E.gilbert Emery Smith Gladys Garr Forest Bayerd George Banks The Sphinx By Ellis Parker Butler Erin Beaverhead Motors Travis New Yorkiants Rogers Hornsby
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