Notable Dillon Happenings From June 12 1891
Worthy items include Harry Rash’s cougar carcass weighing about 150 pounds and eight feet long from Sheep creek ranch. Joseph B Poindexter returns to Dillon after studying law at the University of St Louis. New tennis courts will host daily exhibition games. J R Holden named deputy district clerk. Helena Business college adds a culinary department the only one in Montana. Athletic association offers 100 to lure a Butte wrestler to challenge Jake Campbell. Beaverhead county buys ten four wheel drive trucks from surplus war gear via state highway commission. Mrs H D Weenink and Evelyn depart for Thermopolis for summer. Henry Cahill and sister return from Alder and Virginia City with Mrs Charles Metzel visiting later. Raymond Garver returns from Missoula University.
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Harry Rash
Sheep Creek
Joseph B. Poindexter
University of St. Louis
Dillon
J. R. Holden
Helena Business College
Montana
the Athletic Association
Butte
Jake Campbell
Alta Willard
Edward. Saunders
F. BE. Dodds
Methodist Church
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la Croix
Ripley
Fidel Hpber
Lena Lovell
Kate Paxton
Great Falls
St.l James Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
W. C. Orr
H. C. Patterson
Charles W. Francis
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Good Roads
Billings
Beaverhead
College Graduation Exercises Conducted Four Decades Ago
The Tribune notes 1900 graduation with Helen Allen and 14 others listed as graduates from Dillon and surrounding areas. A two play program with The Bedroom Suite and Thursday Evening accompanied by the Little Symphony conducts the event.
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Myrtle Savidge
Little Symphony
Ralph McFadden
Jess Whitney
Whitefish
Don Wheat
Dillon
Kenneth Martin
Stanford
LuRen Cobb
Evelyn Bieber
Esther Kelly
Patricia Johnson
Francis Dupuis
Sylvia Nelson
Virginia Stinnett
Lillian Presbitero
Vincent Curry
Dorothy Derry
Robert Gregg
Curry
Derry
Delta Psi Omega
Little Symphony Orchestra
Dorothy Hagler
Leone Cashmore
George Bowring
William Tower
Ruby Rasmussen
Kathryn
Urie
Myrthel Nelson
Rome and Fear in a World on Edge
The article surveys Rome’s 2695th anniversary and Mussolini’s fascist display, contrasts ancient Rome with today, and argues fear as a Nazi weapon. It compares Attila’s tactics to modern terror, notes American industry’s capacity, and urges courage and democratic resilience amid looming fascist threats. It also touches travel, dreams, rubber innovation, and democracy’s vitality.
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Rome
Mussolini
Il Popolo d'Italia
Europe
Africa
Asia Minor
Greece
W Yyere
Albania
Hitler
Machiavelli
Fuller
Pericles
Belgium
Somme
Attila
America
General Motors
Germany
Dr. Rauschning
Mexico
Brazil
Adolf Hitler
U. S
United States Senate
Federation Women’s Clubs Meet at College Campus
Edge and Mrs. Fred Waldorf lead arrangements for the Dillon biennial. The Orr Gift Shop to supply flowers for tea. A five episode pageant Golden Memories opens Friday in the college gymnasium with about 70 locals. Mrs. Ernest Luebben reads The Voice of Memory. Meetings occur in the college auditorium with a $1 guest fee after one session. speakers include Dr E G Free and Dr T F Walker. Lincoln J Aikens and Terrill participate in sessions.
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E. G. Free
T. F. Walker
Great Falls
Jordan
Lincoln J. Aikens
Billings
Terrill
State Sanitarium
Galen
Parton
Pheasant Injures Moforist in Shelby Incident
A pheasant near Shelby Montana caused minor injuries to a motorist named Kassel on May 28. The report notes Kassel was able to continue after the collision with the bird.
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Shelby
Mont
U. Pia
Lyle Kassel
Kassel
4 H Club Baby Beef Winners Announced
The 4 H club baby beef show drew 15 entries at the county livestock meeting. Judge Paul Orcutt from Bozeman evaluated the stock while officials from Helena and Bozeman spoke. F D R Hereford, owned by Jim Hartwig and weighing 840 pounds, placed fourth. Chris Bay purchased this animal. An earlier winner weighed 850 pounds. E W Hull of Spokane praised the exhibit.
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Jim Hartwig
Carroll Livestocks Company
Chris Bay
Paul Orcutt
Bozeman
Helena
E. W
State tax returns for 1938 filed in Montana totals 28 445
Washington June 3 U P Individual income tax returns for 1938 filed through December 31 1939 in Montana totaled 28 445 per Commissioner Guy T Helvering Returns by counties list numerous totals for Cascade Deer Lodge Flathead Hill Missoula Silver Bow Yellowstone Lake Sheridan Phillips Gallatin Jefferson Dawson Valley Sweet Grass Blaine Roosevelt Glacier Beaverhead Ravalli Fergus Park Treasure Broadwater and more with city figures such as Great Falls Butte Kalispell Missoula Billings Livingston and Dillon among others
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Montana
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Internal Revenue
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Jefferson
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Glendive
Valley
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Glasgow
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Big Timber
Blaine
Chinook
Roosevelt
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Glacier
Browning
Cut Bank
Beaverhead
Dillon
Ravalli
Hamilton
Fergus
Lewistown
Park
Livingston
Treasure
Broadwater
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