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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
6
Dillon pitcher Taylor struck out four Silver Star batters and allowed no walks as Dillon edged ahead 4 to 3. Grandpa Brundage contributed two hits while Silver Star stole 18 bases but could not overcome Taylor's frequent strikeouts and timely Dillon hitting.
The Sheridan baseball team will face the local Modern Woodmen on the Dillon athletic field Sunday afternoon. Sheridan is said to field the strongest contending team in the Jefferson Valley league, and locals expect a hard battle. The Dillon boys show fine play and seek community support for clean sport, with hopes that more women will attend as fans.
The description covers a sequence with Paul grounding to second, Taylor flying out, Burrell leading off with a single and stealing, Brundage doubling, Wh was caught at third, Hooper singling and stealing, Whalen grounding to Woods, Murray taking a hit by pitch and advancing on an error by Pink, Hooper scoring, and Woods retiring the side on a foul fly by Vandegrift. The final score is not stated.
Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association secretary W E Stephenson calls a meeting at city hall council chambers Friday evening June 11 at 7 30. All interested non members invited to attend as important topics and talks are planned aimed at better fishing and hunting.
Chas McAllister of Kearney New Jersey recounts buying Foley Pills after sleepless nights and fatigue. The ad claims the diuretic kidney stimulant is reliable and guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded by Potts the Druggist.
Francisco Manrique Ibalio, a 1922 Normal college graduate, earns a master’s from St. Louis City College of Law and Finance this month after earlier studying at Manila Normal School. L. W. Spaulding of Lewistown contributes a professional article on teaching in School and Society. Senior assembly featured music evolution from 1776 to 1926. Senior class play Only 38 tickets on sale for June 14 and 15 at Thomas Bookstore. leads Mary Gist Nellie Cecil on night one and Kathryn Mead Lucille Williams on night two.
Manitoban legislator Hon. W. D. Bailey will speak at Dillon Methodist Church Monday June 14 at 8:00 pm on Has Canada Solved the Liquor Problem. R. R. Price to preside. Premier John Bracken praises Bailey as a gifted speaker though differing on some views. No admission fee. a silver offering will defray expenses.
The B M A group met at the Pfiffner home in Redrock for a luncheon and a program led by Miss Trambley. Dances and acts followed with a lawn flag drill at the Ed Roe residence. Mr and Mrs FE Kenison planned a Dillon summer move to Sheep Creek basin. Several residents traveled to Dillon for the weekend and visitor Richard Freeman from Medicine Lodge stopped by.
Department of the Interior contest against homestead entries by Blair R. Sprinkle filed May 18 1926 in Great Falls and Helena offices. He alleges the entryman died intestate February 4 1925 with no heirs and land abandoned. Respondent must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication.
The Hull family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death and funeral of Frank J Hull. They thank the church choir pallbearers the minister and those who sent flowers. Signed by Mrs Frank Hull and children and Mr and Mrs John Rowett and family.
The Carrall family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during the death of their wife and mother.
Mrs. A. G. Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina urges others to use Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys claiming relief from fatigue and distress. She asks readers to ask their druggist for Foley Pills and notes the medicine has helped others.
Six Londoners chartered an airplane for an hour aloft to rise above thick fog and catch a view of the sun.
A smelt like fish from the Pacific Northwest is described as exceptionally fat. When dried and threaded with a wick, the fat is used to fashion a candle.
A speaker laments failing support for farmers in Washington. He rails against middlemen and advice that offered little relief, urging direct producer-consumer links. He praises Bull Durham tobacco as a relief ally, pledging support to farmers up to the poorhouse door.
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