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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

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Montana Power Team Beats Dillon 8-6 in Butte Sunday

The Montana Power team from Butte defeated Dillon 8-6 in Sunday’s game, marking Dillon’s second loss of the season. The contest drew a large crowd as Dillon backers traveled to Butte, with detailed scoring from both sides and notable fielding by Bradley.

Jacals Butte Montana Power Dillon Anaconda Bacon Tremblay Carrol Doe Knight Mattson Opp Fuller Delaney Babe Bradley McGeehan Jovick Barrett Olson Heaton Barrét George Gosman Whalen Phippen Frank Gosman G. Gosman

Lads killed while at play

Eight year old Charlie Zadra died after falling from a signboard while playing with his brother near the old brewery site in this city. He struck his head on a smaller sign, suffering a broken neck and dying instantly. The funeral was held at St Rose church.

Charlie Watson Zadra August Zadra Mr. Zadra Butte St. Rose Catholic Church Father Foley Mountain View Charles Zadra Idaho Falls Bright Little Lad

Tortured Tires Tell Terrible Tales

A discarded tire recounts brutal road trials endured by a right rear wheel in a powerful roadster. The owner abused the tire by driving through deep ruts and harsh dirt, causing severed sidewalls and scars before he cursed the tire and abandoned it.

Diamond Rubber Co., Incorporated

Town Struggles with Growing Tourist Influx

Tourists increasingly pass through the town with many camping nearby and most staying in hotels overnight. The town lacks an up to date camping facility, which would serve as a strong advertisement for the area.

Tremblay Leads Tremblay’s Team In Salem Trip

Rev H G Humphrey returned from a trip to Salem Oregon and was impressed with the region. Game notes mention Tremblay driving for Carroll, scoring details, hits by Tremblay and Knight, various baserunners, errors, and pitching lines with Delaney Gosman Phippen and Merkle umpiring.

Phippen Cullen Bradley Jovick Heaton Tremblay Knight Olson Mattson Carroll Kall Barrett Opp Whalen Kelly Dillonites H. G. Humphrey Salem Oregon Faller Kiley Delany G. Gosman

Delinquent electors count in Beaverhead drops from 1918 totals

More than 600 Beaverhead electors failed to re register for the August primary after missing the 1918 general election. County registration stands at 3 116, down 695 from 3 811 in 1918, with Dillon precincts accounting for a large share of the decline and Nicholia newly created as a precinct.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead County Brenner Dewey Nicholin Dell Wisdom Dillon Alagtofs

Labor Troubles in the Hay Fields

Reports describe radical agitators trying to halt hay harvest by striking crews. Replacements are brought in as loyal workers replace rebels, with agitators paid off and jailed if unrest persists. Farmers claim firing rebels saves costs despite short-term disruption.

Red

Potatoes From H Rumbaugh Attract Notable Size East Of Town

Truck farmer H Rumbaugh near town presented unusually large new potatoes to the office. Several specimens weighed about a half pound each, highlighting the harvest this season.

H. Rumbaugh

Ardor of Office Seekers Cooled in Beaverhead County

The reduced county valuations under a possible sixth class rating suppress political energy as 1921 approaches. Salaries for several offices would drop. no nominating petitions have been filed since July 21. Listed are Republican and Democratic candidates for sheriff, clerk, public administrator, county attorney, auditor, and other offices with names and affiliations.

Beaverhead William J. Pendergast Dan F. Mooney Fred Kohl James E. Phillips John W. Carney Christen M. Hansen John 8. Baker Chas. A. Balow Charles P. Thomas Amos Elliot George T. Banks William F. Drummey Thomas E. Gilbert W. F. Cashmore W. E. Stephenson William A. Bucher Anson Baxter Henry G. Rodgers Frank Hazelbaker Georgia Mathews John 5 David Cecil M. Featherly O. C. Gosman Republian Elizabeth Sutherland W. 4 H. Chapman

Chautauqua Grounds Back of Court House

The Chautauqua grounds committee of Dillon states the Chau tauqua tents will be placed on the vacant lots back of the court house where they were located two years ago. They will not be at Dillmont park.

Chautauqua Grounds Committee Dillon Court House Dillmont Park Butte

Dillon Chautauqua Pleder Postcard Return Request 1921

The Dillon Chautauqua committee asks all pledgers who received the recent committee letter about the 1921 Chau tauqua assembly to fill out and return the enclosed postcard promptly.

Dillon Chautauqua Committee Chautauqua Assembly

Local youths frequent Wash ington street pool for swimming

The south end Wash ington street pool is popular each evening with local young people. Many are becoming proficient swimmers. Summers bring brisk bathing suit trade due to Elkhorn and nearby swimming spots.

Big Ditch Washington Street Elkhorn

Mrs Beulah MacGregor Visits Family in Missoula

Mrs Beulah MacGregor of Missoula returned home Monday after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs E Provost She was accompanied to Butte by her brother Emory Provost who spent several days there.

Beulah MacGregor Missoula E. Provost Butte Emory Provost

Women trio and companions motor to Heisey Hot Springs

Mrs L W Potter her mother Mrs Mellenthin and Misses Bertha Anna Huber and Dorothy Porter returned Sunday from a week at Heisey Hot springs Idaho. They traveled by motor.

L. W. Potter Mellenthin Bertha Anna Huber Dorothy Poter Heisey Hot Springs Idaho

Visitors rave over profuse wildflowers at Yellowstone

Travelers describe exceptional bloom at Yellowstone National Park with vivid displays of native flowers. They praise the colors and abundance, noting the season’s unusual richness and scenic beauty.

Yellowstone National Park

Beaverhead County Likely to Drop to Sixth Class Ranking

Beaverhead County faces a near certainty of dropping from fifth to sixth class in September as its total actual valuation falls about four million dollars from last year. Factors include stock losses and heavy livestock shipments, with railroad property valuation not expected to rise. In a sixth class, salaries for officials drop and the auditor position may be eliminated, with the rating fixed for two years.

Beaverhead John S. Baker State Board For Railroad Beaverhead County Board ‘of County Commissioners Board of Commissioners

Many Farm Loans Are Being Made

Helena July 18 The report of Sidney Miller register of state funds for June shows cash on hand in permanent state funds on June 30 amounting to 500 57983 Investments during June totaled 349 65221 Of this 66 600 was in farm loans 266 45221 in state warrants and the remainder in school bonds Forty two farm loans were made in June and sixty five loans amounting to 107 500 were accepted by applicants July 1 there were 49 loan applications pending amounting to 81 500 There is now invested in farm loans 3 847 020

Helena Sidney Miller Register of State

San Francisco couple visit Morse home before Yellowstone trip

Lieutenant and Mrs Herbert Kendall of San Francisco stay with Mr and Mrs Howard Morse for a few days en route to Yellowstone National Park. Mrs Kendall is a Stanford alumna and the reunion pleases both. Kendall is recovering from war injuries after being shot down over German lines and held in a German prison until armistice.

Herbert Kendall San Francisco Howard Morse Yellowstone National Park Kendall Morse Stanford University

Senior Class Plays at Normal College Next Week

The senior class graduates next month and will present two one act plays Friday evening. The Wisconsin university players feature an Indian play and a cheerful neighborhood scene in a small town. Fans who have attended prior student productions should not miss these offerings.

Wisconsin University Players Normal College

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Mont Nicholia U& O C Beeee Dillon N.C Seer Illon W Pied Lakeview Monida Knipe Gettin Lima Erent Dell Weet Elkhorn Resort NEW Plunge Elkhorn Hot Springs U. S. Forestry Service New Beaverhead CO Airman
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