Sheep Shearing Season Opens Across the County
In the Tribune’s retro look at June 19 1891 four crews from different regions gathered in town marking a larger 91 clip than last year. Fireworks funding for the Fourth of July rose to 150 dollars while William Spearin sold his express line to Miles Bradbury and will shift to gardening and floristry this fall.
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the Tribune
William Spearin
Miles Bradbury
Spearin
First National Bank
Presbyterian Church
McKinley Roosevelt Nomination by National Republicans
The National Republican convention in Philadelphia nominated William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president by acclamation after two days of preliminary work. Also noted: large horse payments from First National Bank, road survey for a Glen to Dillon route, and various local moves including May Call's return to Dillon.
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Philadelphia
William McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Glenhill
May Call
Dillon
Kansas
D. F. Reinhart
Montana
Blackfeet Agency
30 YEARS AGO Tributes and travels from the Tribune June 24 1910
Sheriff O C Gosman and Mrs Gosman visit Salt Lake City for the Inter Mountain Sheriff's association. Bertha Jensen wed William Hale of Lima at the Andrew Jensen residence. Ditty and Stahl return from a horse buying trip in Utah and Idaho, planning an auction at the local stock yards next Thursday directed by C A Smith. Theodore Shoudy and wife depart Dillon for a summer in New York City. A 250 man work force is reported ballast work on the Gilmore and Pitts Jucgen line between Amstead and the divide. Teter.
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O. C. Gosman
Gosman
Salt Lake City
Inter- Mountain Sheriff's Association
Andrew ‘Jensen
Bertha
William Hale
Lima
George Ditty
Louis Stahl
Utah
Idaho
C. A. Smith
Theodore Shoudy
Dillon
New York City
Gilmore & Pitts
Amstead
Teter
Ranch will seeks sanctuary in North Fork country
Kalispell Montana June 4 filing papers purport to include the last will of William Judson Parrish Denver Colorado. The will nominates the Parrish ranch in the North Fork country to be converted into a sanctuary for in persona.
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U P
William Judson Parrish
Denver
Colo
Paterah
North Fork
Western Mines News Nuggets Report Mining Moves Across States
Senate passes bill to reestablish an assay office at Helena Montana. Sunshine Mining company seeks wage hours act exemption in federal case. Senate banking committee gives unanimous favorable report on a $10 million bill to develop strategic mineral supplies with RF C lending up to $40 thousand per source.
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Golden Messenger Corporation
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Butte
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Montana
Worldipy by Austin Conover Spies and Wartime Fears
The piece surveys covert espionage in the United States, noting vast spy networks and factory guarding, mentions Gestapo influence, and warns against vigilante actions while urging loyal support for U S principles. It discusses DeMille on Mary, Roosevelt and Dewey in 1898, and the Philippines as a strategic flashpoint amid rising global tension. It speculates on a Nazi victory reshaping Europe and outlines America’s postwar concerns and the flag’s symbolism.
Legion to Elect Officers and State Delegates Next Week
Beaverhead post holds its most important meeting of the year next Thursday June 18 when new officers will be elected and the post's six delegates and alternates to the state convention chosen. Nominees include T E Gilbert Paul Temple FE W Bond C A Bechler Luther Smith H L Hatton Parke T Scott. Gilbert already held a unique post commander designation serving a short term after the 1919 organization.
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Tom
J. B.cluley
The Flag and Our Nation’s Unity
The piece reflects on Old Glory and its symbolism from the Continental Congress to 1818 changes. It notes the flag’s evolution including stars for states, and the enduring display above schools and government buildings as a sign of national unity, freedom, and fair play among nations.
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Continental Congress
John Paul Jones
Alfred
U. Bi. ‘Navy
CCC to Enroll 475 Montanans
Montana plans to enroll about 475 CCC juniors from July 1 to 20. Eligible applicants are unemployed young men aged 17 to 23, unmarried, American citizens, ready to work six months. Applications go through the local CCC selecting agency in each county welfare department within the next three weeks.
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CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington, D. C
D. H. Wixon
State
State Department of Public Welfare
Outdoor rifle season opener yields mixed scores
Rifemen held the first outdoor rifle shoot of the season at fifty yards. Bicking led with a 254x800, while other scores included Devishey 185 Lightfoot 210, and Lanigdort 3892.
Baptist Aid Meeting At The Cottage
The Baptist Ladies' aid will meet at the cottage Thursday with the business session starting promptly at 3 o'clock. The program committee led by Miss Belle Long, Mrs. Ivy Curnutt, and Mrs. Nellie Sanner will organize the entertainment. Hostesses are Mrs. Mina Perking, Mrs. Frank Bassett, and Mrs. Robert Frakes.
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Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Belle Long
Mra
Ivy, Curnutt
Nellie’ Sanner
Mina Perking
Frank
Bassett
Robert Frakes
Lutheran Aid Meeting at Mrs Larson's Home
Members of the Lutheran Ladies Aid and friends are invited to a meeting at the home of Mrs. H P Larson at 4 North Dakota Street, Thursday at 2 o clock. Mr and Mrs A J Wedum of Long Beach California, longtime Dillon residents, are guests at the Wedum home.
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Lutheran Aid
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid and Friends
P. Larson
North. Dakota
Summons for Publication in Beaverhead Montana Court
The First National Bank of Dillon Montana and others sue to quiet title on lands in Beaverhead County Montana. Defendants include William A Price May Ida Price and E H Dewey as Trustee with unknown claimants. Defendants must answer within 20 days or default judgment will be entered. Lands described include portions of sections 4 5 and surrounding tracts in Township 15 South Range 6 West.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
First National Bank OF
Beaverad
Ax. Tollows
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