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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1926

Page

4

Butte to Host Big Greyhound Races Opening

Butte introduces a new 80 day greyhound meet starting August 4 at a $75,000 plant under the International Greyhound Racing association. Over 300 top dogs including The Ramp and Sunny Concern train daily with strict weights and timers, no Sundays racing, eight races nightly, band music, and a derby finale. One-cent excursion rates offered for the opening weekend from Dillon and along the Oregon Short Line.

Butte Jack America Montana International Greyhound Racing Association Highland Kennel Club Florida St. Louis Ramp Sunny Concern New Orleans Sire Concern International Association Dillon All Way Oregon Short Line

Community Notes From Medicine Lodge Area

Mrs. Frank Rife returned from Mayo's hospital after several weeks away. Alvin Owens spent the weekend in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Craver and family and Mrs. Mary Craver visited Armstead earlier in the week. Bob Hildreth drove to Dillon. Dick Freeman joined John Mullen for a baseball trip to Leadore on Sunday. M C Kane left the Lodge for Missoula. Mrs. G E Butts and children and Mrs. Ames visited the Craver ranch Wednesday. Chris Madsen visited the Lodge and his ranch last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rife drove to Dillon Wednesday.

Frank Rife Mayo’s Hospital Tom’ Craver Mary D. Craver Armstead Dick Freeman Leadore John Mullen Chris Madsen

Dillon Woman Dies in Washington Prospect

Mrs. James I. Paul, daughter of Mrs. Kate Holcomb, died Wednesday in Prosser Washington. Her body will be brought to Dillon for interment. She is survived by her husband a son and two brothers T E Holcomb of San Jose California and B F Holcomb of Livingston.

Dillon Prosser Wash James I. Paul Kate ‘Holcomb

Back From Motor Trip to Glacier Park and Northwest

Dr. F. M. Poindexter Frank Bulger Tom Scott and Fred Critz returned to Dillon last Saturday from a two weeks motor trip through Glacier park Canada and the Pacific northwest. They report a splendid outing.

F. M. Poindexter Frank Bulger Tom Scott Fred Critz Dillon Glacier Park Canada Pacific Northwest

Seattle visitors spend brief Dillon visit with family

Mr and Mrs Harry C Wood and Miss Gladys Scott arrived in Dillon to visit their mother Mrs Elmo J Scott. They traveled by automobile from Seattle and plan to return home in a few days. Mrs Wood is formerly Miss Opal Scott.

Harry C. Wood Gladys Scott Elmo J. Scott Dillon Seattle Wood Opal Scott

Melrose Social Notes Include Visiting Staff and Locals

Miss Katherine Thompson of Warm Springs state hospital visited Melrose on Sunday. Mrs. Howard MacDonald, Elaine, and Miss Opal Lacy vacationed on Lacy's upper ranch by La Marche creek. Lydia Swaford and Mrs. Peter Olson stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Swaford in Hecla over the weekend. Mrs. Pat Smith and infant Floyd and Mrs. Teresa Atkinson shopped in Butte last week. Mr. and Mrs. O McMasters of Richfield Utah visited Melrose early last week. they are former residents. Hazel and Marguerite La Marche spent last week in Hecla with Mr. and Mrs. J Longley.

Katherine Thompson Warm Springs State Hospital Melrose Howard MacDonald Elaine Opal Lacy Lacy la Marche Creek Lydia Swaford Peter Olson Jesse L. Swaford Hecla Pat Smith Floyd Teresa Atkinson Butte O. McMansters Richfield Utah Mrs. McMasters Hazel Marguerite la Marche Mrs. J. Longley

Birrer Visits Dr. Free Guest From Blaine

Ivo M. Birrer of Blaine was a guest of Dr. Eugene Free here on Wednesday.

Ivo M. Birrer Blaine Eugene Free

Dillon Examiner contest manager visits Melrose

Mr. Field, contest manager of the Dillon Examiner's popularity contest, traveled to Melrose on a business visit last week. Mrs. Dale McQueary and her daughter Harriet departed early in the week to the eastern part of the state to visit relatives indefinitely.

Field Dillon Examiner Melrose Dale McQueary Harriet

Democratic candidate Frank G. Ryburn for Beaverhead treasurer

Frank G. Ryburn announces as a Democratic candidate for Beaverhead County treasurer. He was born in Bannack, son of Dr. R. H. Ryburn and Mrs. Graves, educated in Bannack and Dillon, Beaverhead County High School graduate, clerical training at Montana College, Bozeman, and currently water commissioner for Beaverhead district. He pledges to give his best if nominated and elected.

Beaverhead County Teasurer Bannack R. H. Ryburn Ryburn F. L. Graves Montana Dillon Montana College Bozeman Beaverhead Livingston Park County High School Montana State Normal College Whitehall Helena the Normal College Montana Life The Normal College

Armstead News Briefs on Local Store Openings Travel and Show

The McCracken store closed Monday with Bond Grocery taking most stock. Walt Lyons and D. R. Gordon visited Dillon. Sophia Guyaz and Margaret Mullen plan a local grocery. County superintendent candidate Genevieve O’Leary visited Armstead. A large crowd attended a showing of The Phantom of the Opera. Mrs. Mary Gordon was taken to Murray hospital, then returned home improving.

McCracken Bond Grocery Armstead Elkhorn Springs B. J. McMenomey P. McMenemy T. A. Bradley J. A. Golobick Walt Lyons Sophia Guyaz

Barney Hill Returns to Dillon After Three Years Away

Barney Hill formerly with Western Wholesale visited Dillon for two crowded days on Sunday and Monday on his way back to Detroit from a coast trip. Friends welcomed him warmly during his brief stay.

Barney”. Hill Western Wholesale Detroit Dillon

Prescott Frontier Busting Contest Declares Lawtonn Champion

In Prescott a world championship busting contest named the Prescott Frontier was held. Lawtonn emerged the winner this month after a bid by Levi Strauss & Co offering a prize pin for wearing waist overalls. Lawtonn wore Levie's daily during the range and only during the final contest wore the specified garment.

Prescott Lawtonn Levi Strauss & C Levie

Also Mentioned on This Page

QO. S. L House of the Assembly Medicine Lodge News Alvin Owens Bob Hildreth M. C. Kane Missoula G. E. Butts Mrs. Ames Craver Ranch Mrs Washington Frank G. Ryburn D. R. Gordon Margaret Mullen Walt Lycens Sheep Creek Basin Alice Roe Genevieve O’leary Rose Golobick Tom Pierce Grant Mary Gordon Murray Hospital Bond Grocery Co Barney Hill Greyhound Butte, Montana Harrison Ave Beaverhead Co Alice C. Olmsted King Aberdeen Castlegate Rock Springs California Standard Lumber & Coal Co
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