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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
9
Echo of Newberry affair in Pennsylvania primary spending
The article notes a senate inquiry into the William S. Ware versus George Pepper contest amid reports of massive campaign spending in Pennsylvania. It compares current sums to the Newberry case, where $195,000 was charged as undue influence, and warns that primaries are seen as polluted by money.
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United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Senate
United States
Newberry
Henry Ford
Senate of the
Alaska sale a shrewd US gamble fifty nine years on
Reflections on the Alaska purchase from Russia for 7 200 000 dollars yielding vast cash returns and valuable resources. The piece notes gold, silver and merchandise yields in 1925 and criticizes wasteful hoarding of money while urging public use. It contrasts with Berlin police armor and calls for reform.
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Samuel
Alaska
Grant
Russia
America
Genere
Pribilof Islands
United States
Fashion note on chinchilla coat price after Peru ban
A genuine chinchilla coat now costs 85000 dollars as Peru bans killing the animals to prevent extinction. The move aims to protect chinchillas and curb fur trade impacts.
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Peru
Roode Family and Local Residents Vacation and Travel Update
Medicine Lodge news item notes Mr and Mrs Sigurd Roode and two boys visiting Craver ranch with the Freemans. Wilborns drive to Dillon. Roode and Dick Freeman attend Armstead versus Lima baseball game, Freeman plays for Armstead. Ike Rife visits Dillon. Bob Foster and son at Craver ranch. Duke Davis and Henry Guyaz haul lumber on Schwartz Creek. James Gravely trips to Armstead midweek. John Hildreth spends last week in Dillon.
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Medicine Lodge
Mrs. Sigurd Roode
Mrs. Freeman
Craver Ranch
Messrs. Sigurd Roode
Dick Freeman
Lima
Armstead
Mr. Freeman
Polaris News Roundup of Local Visits and Steer Movements
Polaris May 26 local notes report Jack Brown and Emerson Brown visiting with Mrs. Larry Daly. Mrs. E A Marchesseau leaves for Bedrock. Judge weighs 100 head of steers at Armstead bought by Frye & Co. Clare Judge helps drive. Pahnish Bros and Pyle Bros load steers at Armstead. Polaris baseball team beats Jackson 15 to 5 at home. Agnes Casey farewell party at Judge ranch attended by Freda and Esther Knoll. Frank Gorman visits Judge ranch.
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Polaris
Jack Brown
Emerson
Larry Daly
John. Judge
Armstead
W. S. Tash
Frye & Co
Clare Judge
Freda
Esther Knoll
Dillon
Agnes Casey
Judge Ranch
Two Baseball Mishaps Leave Players Injured at Local Game
George Pyle and Al Ward led the drive as Norman Nelson attended a Judge ranch party Saturday. On Sunday George Harrison and Earl Tash were badly hurt in a collision while attempting to catch a fly ball. They suffered multiple bruises and two broken noses.
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Norman Nelson
Judge Ranch
George Harrison
Earl Tash
Armstead Social Roundup Reflects Community News
The B M A s were entertained by Elizabeth Levick at the Golobick home with refreshments after pinochle. The Woman's Federated club met at Mrs Roy Stocker's home. A dancing party was hosted by the O D O club with supper and a good time. Several residents visited Dillon and Twin Bridges for events and outings, including Mrs E W Rogers visiting from Dell and hospital stays for Mrs Walter Scott in Butte.
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Armstead
Elizabeth Levick
Golobick
Woman’s Federated Club
Roy Stocker
O. D. O. Club
Miss Hirene Hollingworth Weds Lambert Eliel in Butte
Miss Hirene Hollingworth of Great Falls and Lambert Eliel of Dillon married in Butte Saturday afternoon by Rev. C. L. Clifford. The bride’s mother, Mrs. Charles Davis of Great Falls, attended. The couple will reside in the Bert Orr home and begin a honeymoon to Salt Lake City before returning.
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Hirene Hollingworth
Great Falls
Lambert Ekiel
Butte
C. L. Clifford
Mountain View
Charles Davis
Eliel
Dillon
Eliel Bros
Salt Lake City
Bert Orr
D A R Welcomes State Regent Mrs Wahoske to Dillon
D A R state regent Mrs H R Wahoske of Great Falls arrived in Dillon Thursday evening to visit the Beaverhead chapter. Friday she toured the city and county historic spots and joined lunch with Mrs Clark Anderson. The Beaverhead chapter met at 3 pm at Mrs T D Olmsted's home for monthly business before a dinner in her honor at Mrs J B's residence.
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W. H. Stephan
T. D. Olmsted
J. B. Holtz
Fred Woodside
H. W. Elofson
F. H. Garver
F. A. Hazelbaker
Mildred Plumb
Jessie Duboc
Chas. Niblack
Florence Backus
E. L. Poindexter
H. R. Wahoske
Great Falls
Dillon
Wahoske
J. B
Melrose Memorial Day Visitors and Club Luncheon
Memorial Day guests in Melrose included Mrs. Frank Miles and children Bert and Chloris from Feely, Mrs. Gabriel Jaccar of Butte, Mr. and Mrs. James Maddox of Hecla, and Mrs. Robert Edgar and her son Robert Jr. The Melrose Woman's club hosted a luncheon at the Presbyterian Ladies aid rooms and will resume meetings in fall. Ruth Parker visits Wisdom this week. Mrs. Phil Dunston and Phyllis June Dunston return to Butte after visiting Melrose relatives.
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Melrose
Frank Miles
Bert and
Chloris
Feely
Gabriel Jaccar
Butte
James Maddox
Hecla
Robert Edgar
Robert, Jr
Dillon
Melrose Woman’s Club
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Rooms
Phil Dunston
Phyllis June
Women’s Athletic Association Program Highlights
The general assembly on Tuesday morning June 1 included a Cowboy dance a Skit an Athletic Pageant and a W A A Scene Around the Campfire. The Chinook was dedicated to John B Cluley by Miss Bernice Somerville during the program. R E Albright delivered a commencement address Saturday night May 29 at Lima on Your Modern World.
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General Assembly
Women’s Athletic Association
John B. Cluley
Bernice Somerville
R. E. Albright
Lima
Eighth grade commencement address by R E Albright
The event titled Let Us Remember was delivered Monday May 31 by R E Albright. The Kappa Zeta Nu pledge dance occurred Friday night May 28 at the residence halls with 67 couples reported and described as the prettiest dance of the year. May 31 was observed as a holiday at the training school and the college per Miss Trumper and faculty action.
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R. E. Albright
Kappa Zeta Nu
Trumper
Walter Eighorn Couple In Auto Crash Near Selway Ranch
Mr and Mrs Walter Eighorn were in an automobile accident Sunday evening while returning from Feely. A party of inebriates apparently returning from fishing crashed into them near the Selway ranch. Mr Eighorn swerved but the other car forced into theirs causing severe damage. No one was injured.
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Walter Eighorn
Feely
Selway Ranch
Eighorn
Melrose Junior Prom Attendees Enjoyable Evening
In Twin Bridges Saturday evening Melrose residents attended the Junior Prom and reported an unusually good time. Attendees included Mrs. John Maclvor Mrs. Phil Dunston Miss Margaret Maclvor Kenneth Maclvor and Eugene Molleur.
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Melrose
Twin Bridges
John Maclvor
Phil. Dunston
Margaret Maclvor
Kenneth Maclvor
Eugene Molleur
St Rose Guild Social Meeting At Rectory
St Rose guild held a social meeting Thursday evening at the rectory with cards as the diversion. Refreshments were served at the close of the gathering.
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St. Rose Guild
Engagement announced Miss Hollingworth and Lambert Eliel
Miss Eirene Hollingworth a Normal college student was guest of honor at a breakfast by Miss Clara Plant at the Eliel residence on South Washington street. The engagement to Lambert Eliel was formally announced with 24 guests present among college friends.
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Eirene Hollingworth
Normal College
Clara Plant
Eliel
South Washington Street
Miss Hollingworth
Lambert Eliel
Dillon
Needle Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Mrs. A L Stone entertained the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. A F Waldorf Mrs J E Monroe and Mrs Robert Waddell of Bozeman.
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A. L. Stone
Needle Club
A. F. Waldorf
J. E. Monroe
Robert Waddell
Bozeman
D A R Chapter Plans From Home Meeting
The local D A R chapter met at Mrs. T D Olmsted's home last week to discuss plans for the en Documented activities and future events were outlined.
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T. D. Olmsted
State Regent Mrs Wahoske Visit To Beaverhead Chapter
Mrs H R Wahoske of Great Falls will make her official visit to Beaverhead chapter on Friday June 4. The event marks a formal engagement by the State Regent with local members and guests to discuss chapter affairs and programs during the visit.
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H. R. Wahoske
Great Falls
Beaverhead
Busy Bee Club Event Set For June 9 At Mrs Molleur Home
Mrs L F Molleur will entertain the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon June 9 at her home on North Pacific street.
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L. F. Molleur
Busy Bee Club
North Pacific Street
Normal Alumni Picnic Held Near Argenta
The Normal alumni held their annual picnic last Tuesday miles above Argenta and spent a delightful afternoon. Officers for the year were elected: Miss Mary Baker president, Mrs Margaret Roode secretary, and Miss Alice Russell treasurer.
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Argenta
Mary Baker
Margaret Roode
Alice Russell
Culbertson Mountain States telegraph to build new improved system
Culbertson Mountain States Telegraph company will erect a new building and install an improved system here.
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Culbertson
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Great Falls Great Northern to convert locomotives to oil fuel
Great Falls and the Great Northern plan to rebuild 80 coal locomotives to burn oil. They will operate at a rate of 10 carloads of oil daily.
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Great Falls
Great Northern
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