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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1926

Page

10

Dillon Hosts Wide Range of Visitors and Travelers

Local notes show Alfred Kamps and many others visiting Dillon from Armstead Apex Blaine Reichle Grant Lima Twin BridgesWisdom Sheridan Bozeman Butte and more. Residents and visitors including Miss Mae Stocker and Mr. and Mrs. J H Sheser traveled for shopping business or to visit friends and relatives across the region during the week.

J. H. Sheser Grant Dillon Dan Pendergast Jackson

Local residents return from teaching posts and trips

Mis Mildred Bourquin and Miss Hazel Sunday report returns from Waterloo and Ogden where they taught. Edward J. Ripley and Tony Gelhaus camped at Browne's lakes. Several residents visited relatives in Lima Dillon and Twin Bridges. Frank Gorman becomes water commissioner. new baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Brewerton. Roads in Centennial valley praised for quality and hay crop looks promising.

A. A. Hayden Lakeview Tribune Centennial Valley

Betty Clark Is A Delaware Ameri can Youth Award Candidate

Elizabeth Betty Clark, 13, of Cedars Delaware, is a Delaware girl candidate for the American Youth Award. The award, tied to the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia June 1 to December 1, offers a week long trip to the Exposition and Washington and a medal from President Coolidge if she is chosen. A Salmon River canoe voyage is planned with Mac Dougal and Marsh seeking funds for a longer expedition with cinema equipment to film rapids and wildlife.

Elizabeth Betty") Clark Cedars Delaware Philadelphia Betty Washington White House Coolidge

Gundersons Move to Medicine Lodge for Water Commissioner Post

J. B. Gunderson and his wife left early in the week for Medicine Lodge where Mr. Gunderson has been appointed water commissioner for the summer.

J. B. Gunderson Medicine Lodge Mr. Gunderson

Engineer G. W. Elder Returns to Dillon Office

Civil engineer G. W. Elder, who spent the winter in Washington, has returned to Dillon on Tuesday and reopened his office ready for business.

G. W. Elder Washington Dillon

Miss Marie Boger Motored to Boze Man Last Weekend

Miss Marie Boger traveled to Boze Man last weekend. She was accompanied home by her sister Miss Annastacia Boger who recently finished teaching at Cameron.

Frances Forsgren Malta Marie Boger Bozeman Annastacia Boger Cameron

Jackson woman attends Beaverhead high school graduation

Mrs. Lucy Jardine of Jackson visited Dillon last week to attend the Beaverhead high school graduation exercises where her son Wendell was among the graduates.

Lucy Jardine Jackson Dillon Beaverhead High School Wendell

Mrs Dunn Heads to Watsonville Mining Camp

Mrs. William Dunn departs Dillon after a several month stay to reside this summer at the Watsonville mining camp above Argenta. Mr and Mrs W D Tovey return from Seattle after a year away and stop briefly at the Daniel Tovey ranch in the Big district.

William Dunn Dillon Watsonville Argenta W. D. Tovey Seattle Daniel Tovey Big Hole Basin

Canoeists Navigate Salmon River In High Water Tale

Rev. George W. MacDougal of Arco and C. B. Marsh of May, the only two to ever run the Salmon from Sunbeam dam to Lewiston, completed a perilous trip in an 18 foot canoe despite high water and a swift canyon. They faced icy spray, a sharp wind and rain, and encountered blue herons with nesting sites along the banks. They camped after leaving Cronk's canyon and later picked up the Salmon Recorder editor at Salmon.

Salmon Sunbeam Dam Lewiston George W. MacDougal Arco C. B. Marsh May Pahsimaroi River Cronk’s Canyon Mr. Marsh The Recorder St. Lawrence Mr. MacDougal Éccu

Nashua Telco Formed by Local Businessmen

A new telephone company emerges in Nashua and Avondale formed by local businessmen aiming to expand phone service in the region.

Nashua Nashua-Avondale Telephone Company

Beaverhead Women’s Clubs Note Pioneers in County History

At Wisdom on May 22 the Beaverhead County Federation of Women's clubs adopted a resolution thanking the county pioneers for aiding in compiling a history of how the region’s development began. Flora Hirschy signs as secretary.

Jackson Mont Beaverhead County Flora Hirschy

Dillon Notice to Drivers Ordinance Enforcement

Dillon city warns drivers to obey fire department rules including staying clear of hoses and equipment and not giving false alarms. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars and court, with instructions to avoid fire hydrants and fire station areas when sirens sound.

Dillon Fire Department City of CHINE Chie Police

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alfred Kamps Armstead Noah Allen Apex Our City Martin Jenkins of Blaine Nicholas Adders of Reichle Mae C. Stocker of Mrs. Isaac Edinger Divide Timothy Clifford Lima Anna Stocker Homer Harrison Twin Bridges Harry Heling Wisdom Henry Burfiend Butte J. P George Lossi Mary Funk Sheridan Mary Judge James Ruby Valley Charles Martin Carlton Innes Mrs. C. W. Robison Lewistown Vern McMannis Grasshopper Valley John Hildreth Robert Waddell of F. A. Hazelbaker Edwin Anderson Norman Gilbert Home Park J. L. Nyhart This City Gladys Trambley Bedrock Oakes Nelson Conrad Dillon, Armstead Clark’s Canyon Frank Felt Elkhorn Springs Mrs Elmer Gordon Atkeson Dairy Mis Mildred Bourquin Waterloo Miss Hazel Ogden Utah Edward J. Ripley Tony Gelhaus Browne’s Lakes Verena Vance Mrs. Sherman Vance Rea Meades Matt Kay Jeannette Davidson C.S. Doak W. J. Romersa Red Lodge Charles Brenner Rea Meades of Cameron Gowen Livingston the Tribune Catherine Schwartz Walter Great Falls Horse Prairie Road Joe Metlen Dean Angeline Smith Rosemary King Jeannette Garver Lucy Barshaw Andrea Frank Gorman Point of Rocks Mary Heavy Ed Himrod California R. F. Tattersall Marian Blair John H. Bray Albert Streb Melrose Gelhaus Frank B. Felt Mrs. Felt Edgar Rife Billy Ann Fannie Cahill Henry Leslie Brewerton Fred Oliver North Pacific Street Montana Northfork Mac Dougal Salmon River Salmon Recorder Eliel Zang’s Dillon Bottling Works
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