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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

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Frank Hatfield Receives MSC Senior Award Chain

Bozeman June 5. Frank Hatfield of Dillon is honored with the Montana State College senior award for leadership and scholarship. Hatfield captained football and basketball, earned all-state honors, and received a gold chain fob with a black M of Montana sapphires. The recognition was presented by Coach Ott Romney on Award Day.

Bozeman Mont Montana State College Ray McCarren Anaconda Frank Hatfield Dillon Hatfield McCarren Todcat Ott Romney Baily Montana College Athletic Council Les Bouffons Septemviri

Road Plan Linking Wise River to Elkhorn Springs Considered

W R Allen spoke at the Dillon Rotary meeting about building an eight and a half mile road from Elkhorn Springs to Wise River to connect the Boston Montana mines with Dillon. The survey fix estimates at 45000 dollars and Beaverhead National Forest supervisor J B Somers said federal construction may occur with local funding support. The project was referred to the Rotary roads committee chaired by G T Paul to gauge backing.

W. R. Allen Dillon Rotary Club Andrus Wise River Grasshopper Valley Elkhorn Springs J. B. Somers Beaverhead National Forest Rotary Club G. T. Paul

Youngster Struck by Ford Sedan Near Home

Howard Morse Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H E Morse, escaped serious harm after dashing into South Atlantic street and being struck by a Ford sedan. He sustained only bruises and no serious injuries were reported.

Howard Morse Jr H. E. Morse South Atlantic Street

Walter Jones Wins First in Local Arithmetic Contest

Walter Jones of Monida won first place in the 3rd and 4th grade arithmetic contest at the Jones school in Lakeview. A copy error had him listed third in the Tribune report. the correction is noted with relief.

Walter Jones Monida Jones School Lakeview the Tribune

Plans for States Commencement Legion Convention Dillon

A tentative program for the state convention of the American Legion and the Auxiliary was outlined in Dillon. The event is set for August 13 to 15 with chairmen detailing arrangements and State Adjutant W L Jones and Department President Mrs R M Porter present. Business sessions will be held at the training facility in Dillon.

Legion Convention Legion Dillon The American Legion and the Auxiliary W. L. Jones American Legion R. M. Porter Auxiliary

Montana State Normal college around commencement week

The Montana State Normal college begins its commencement week with an alumni banquet at Andis Hotel dining room at 6 30 PM. A series of events continues through Thursday morning when graduation exercises will be held in the college auditorium with 38 seniors receiving diplomas. Baccalaureate services are set for 11 AM Sunday in the college auditorium.

Gottfried Hult University of North Dakota 5. E. Davis The Normal College Montana State Normal College Andis Hotel S38

Hall of Fame election draws wide popular interest

Wisconsin Senate and Assembly unanimously endorse honoring Christopher Latham Sholes as the father of the typewriter. National and local groups back the candidacy, with Edison among nominators, as NYU Hall of Fame votes next November. Nominations closed March 15.

New York University Hall of Fame Wisconsin State Senate of Christopher Latham Sholes National Shorthand Reporters’ Association National Commercial Teachers’ Federation

Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs T Lee McCracken

Mr and Mrs T Lee McCracken announce the birth of a baby boy Sunday evening at Murray Hospital in Butte. The arrival adds a new member to the McCracken family.

T. Lee McCracken Murray Hospital Butte

Three Hundred Sheep Die in Sheds Fire

Late Tuesday a fire of unknown origin destroyed the shearing sheds of O A Schulz on McCarthy mountain slope about 25 miles north. It burned 300 head of ewes, with total loss near 7500 dollars. Madison county authorities investigate for clues. Schulz is a prominent stockman in Beaverhead and Madison counties.

A. Schulz McCarthy Mountain Madison County Schulz Beaverhead Madison

Mrs. J. C. Lee Recovers After Appendi citis Operation

Mrs. J. C. Lee underwent an appendectomy at Murray hospital in Butte earlier in the week and is reported to be getting along nicely. Her mother, Mrs. J. C. Perkins, accompanied her to Butte and stayed with her through the operation.

J. C. Lee Murray Hospital Butte J. C. Perkins

Couple from Montana State Normal wed in quiet ceremony

John Kenneth Evans and Catherine Isabelle Shope, popular Normal college students, were married Tuesday morning by Rev. F X Lesehner at St Rose church. Attendants included Fern Andrus and others. They will reside in Deer Lodge. Bride from Butte, graduate of Central High 1924. groom from Deer Lodge, 1922, and ex Missoula student.

John Kenneth Evans Catherine Isabelle Shope Montana State Normal College F. X. Lesehner St. Rose Catholic Church Fern Andrus Wilma Colfer Dan Bock Junior Pankey Deer Lodge Butte Normal College Central High School Nhe Thomas Shope H. W. Evans Deer Lodge High School University At Missoula

College Girls Hold An Interesting Track Meet

A track meet of Normal college girls was held Monday evening at the athletic field. Events included short races standing broad jump basketball throw baseball throw running high jump and related contests. Ruth McGee won with 19 points Aileen O Neill was runner up with 17 Mollie Cook placed third with 6 points.

Parker Brought Back From Big Timber

Deputy F L Kellum returned from Big Timber with C J Parker who is wanted for passing a bad check at the Men's Store. This second offense may not be dismissed and Parker will be held to answer.

F. L. Kellum Big Timber C. J. Parker Parker

Mrs. Jennie C Nash Leaves for South Dakota Visit

Mrs. Jennie C Nash, a noted city matron, left last Friday for Yankton South Dakota to attend the inauguration of her son Dr G W Nash as president of Yankton College. Her daughter Miss Nina M Nash a Normal college faculty member plans to join later.

Jennie C Nash Yankton S. C G. W. Nash Yankton College Nina M. Nash Dr. Nash Normal College South Dakota

Construction begins on Labor National Bank building

Great Falls reports construction has started on the Labor National Bank building with an estimated cost of $20,000. The project aims to expand local banking capacity and consolidate services for residents and businesses.

Great Falls Labor National Bank

Shelby Big West Allen Well No 8 Begins Oil Flow

Shelby-Big West-Allen reports oil flow from Well No 8 on the Allen lease. The company operates seven producers and plans to drill two new wells weekly to expand production.

Shelby Allen

Mrs. Jacobine Peterson 88 Dies in Dillon

Mrs. Jacobine Peterson longtime Dillon resident died at home on Thompson Avenue after a brief illness at 11 p m Tuesday. She was 88 years old with 30 years in Dillon and was widow of George Peterson. Survived by six children Adolph and Byron of Dillon Lillie Backman Washington Lena Stroh Idaho Rose Lecour Spokane and Pait Andradege Missoula. Funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Thompson Avenue home with Rev T W Bennett officiating. Interment Mountain View cemetery.

Jacobine Peterson Dillon Thompson Avenue Utah Favo Adolph Byron Lillie Backman Washington Lena Stroh Idaho Rose Lecour Spokane Pait Andrege Missoula Peterson

Morning Service Moves Up For Children’s Day

The Sunday service will begin at 10 30 AM next Sunday to accommodate children core to the Children’s Day program. Infant baptism will be offered and parents should contact the pastor to present children for sacrament. A new flag will be presented by the D A R through Miss Jean Bishop and received by Mrs Frank McFadden as part of the day.

Jean Bishop Frank McFadden

Rotary President Attends National Rotary Convention

Hon. Frank Eliel left Tuesday for Cleveland Ohio to represent the Dillon Rotary Club at the International Rotary Convention. He is club president and this is his second International appearance, having attended the St Louis meeting three years ago.

Frank Eliel Cleveland Ohio Dillon Rotary Club Eliel St. Louis

Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Grose at Oliver Home

Mr William Grose and Mrs Grose welcomed a baby girl born Thursday afternoon at the Oliver home.

William Grose Oliver Home

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