Rail prospects lift Ruby Valley hopes in 1890
In Ruby Valley residents cheer rail expansion as Northern Pacific surveyors trace a line through the valley. Farmer R P Willard loses 81 chickens to presumed badger predation. The Lawn Tennis club opens its new court for the season. William Sweet family and Thomas Stodden depart for Cornwall England to reside.
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the Tribune
Ruby Valley
Northern Pacific
R. P. Willard
Thomas Stodden
Cornwall
England
Argenta Ore Hauling and Hay Harvest Interruptions
County Treasurer French returned from Argenta with two more carloads of high grade ore from the Goldsmith mine and will pause operations until after haying season due to a mine cave in. May Hoffman, student at Deer Lodge academy, has returned home. The Golden Rule store in town was robbed of shirts hats and clothing estimated around 500 dollars. Miss Mildred Elizabeth Bishop and Mr Leslie Allen Thompson married at the Bishop home last evening.
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the Tribune
French
Argenta
May Hoffman
Deer Lodge Academy
May
Golden Rule
Mildred Elizabeth Bishop
Leslie Allen Thompson
Twin Bridges
Bishop
Lima dam teaching accident injures Grant Kennison
Grant Kennison of this city was seriously injured while teaching at the Lima dam on Sunday. Miss Blanche Bertine Morse, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morse, graduated in Oberlin College's 6th class. Mrs. Morse and Mrs. O. E. Seray left Dillon to attend the exercises. Miss Kate Paxton was named a delegate from the St. James guild to the Episcopal church state convention at Bozeman. Mr. and Mrs. John Pendergast of Jackson welcomed a baby boy born June 3.
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the Tribune
Grant Kennison
Lima
Blanche Bertine Morse
J. BE. Morse
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Morse
O. E. Seray
Dillon
Kate Paxton
St. James Guild
Episcopal Church
Bozeman
John Pendergast
Jackson
Local Graduates Return. Army Men Move Jobs
Eugene Bond, finishing a University of Iowa dentistry course, returns to Dillon. George Hendricks arrives from overseas service and takes a position at Red Boot Shoe Shop with Ed Ely. George Gosman comes from Fort Devens after Army discharge. Ice supplies dwindle as heat wave hits. Hay quoted at 40 per ton in Deer Lodge valley.
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the Tribune
Eugene Bond
University of Iowa
Dillon
George Hendricks
Red Boot
Ed Ely
Hay
Deer Lodge
Soldiers Fill Camp Avers for Training
Officers and enlisted men from across the state converged on Camp Avera for a Mortana National Guard two week training encampment. The event took place at Camp Hewid in Washington with drills and readiness programs described in local reports.
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Helena
Mortana National Guard
Cong E. Avera
Camp Hewid
Washington
Ting
Beaverhead County High School to Auction $11,000 Bonds
The Beaverhead county high school plans an $11,000 bond sale on Monday July 17 at the county superintendent’s office under R M Barrett as board chairman. Proceeds fund construction and equipment for the new building with amortization bonds preferred and offers match funding from a $9,981 PWA grant.
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Margaret Sweeney
R. M. Barrett
Beaverhead County High School
Public Works Administration
Early Day Dillon Resident Dies In Grand Junction
Funeral services for Thomas J. Wampler 85 an early day Dillon resident and carpenter were held Sunday in Grand Junction Colorado where he died last Thursday He moved to Grand Junction about 40 years ago and helped pursue Chief Joseph during the 1877 Big Hole battle era.
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Butte
Thomas J. Wampler
Dillon
Grand Junction
Colo
Mr. Wampler
Carpenter
Joseph
Nez Perce
Big Hole
St Rose guild to hold last season meeting at hall
Members of the St Rose guild meet Thursday afternoon at the hall for a Catholic vacation school party for all children. All mothers are invited as the 3 o clock business meeting marks the final guild gathering of the season.
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St. Rose ‘Guild
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting This Thursday
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. S. P. Larsen Thursday of this week. All members and friends of the group are invited to be present.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
S. P. Larsen
Union Pacific Offers Dining Car Recipes to Homemakers
Union Pacific reports a strong response to its 1939 radio campaign urging Western housewives to use Western food products. Over 100,000 recipe requests have arrived at the Omaha research kitchen from the tri weekly program Surprise: Your Husband.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Roosevelt Loyalists Question Third Term Debate
Excerpts reveal tension within Roosevelt loyalists as they debate a potential third term for the President. Maury Maverick, former House member and San Antonio mayor, quips he is against a fourth and a fifth term, highlighting intra party anxieties about succession and age.
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Roosevelt
Maury Maverick
House
San Antonio
United States supplied in London press note and easing farm housing debate
London publishes a 32 page United States Number supplement. 10,000 copies in the U. S. sold in three hours. Taft fights higher USHA loan subsidies while Wagner pushes rural low income aid. House Republicans back Townsend plan amid farm relief debate. Helium embargo remains on Germany. Hitler tombstone found in Bucharest Jewish cemetery with ironic inscription.
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London
U.S. Seil
London Times
United States
U. S
London Star
Coney Island
Kentucky
South
Old New England
Washington
Ohio
Taft
Senate
U. S. Housing Authority
New York
Wagner
Five
Bucharest
Adolf Hitler
Chamberlain ventures out in rain without umbrella
In London Neville Chamberlain stepped outside without his umbrella and rain fell. The moment captures a rare public lapse for the Prime Minister as the weather turned wet.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Quaker relief heads home from Franco Spain amid aid abuses
Alfred Cope, regional director for the American Friends Service Committee, reports Loyalists imprisoned and camps holding hundreds of thousands in Spain under Franco. He says food sent to 100000 starving children was seized for the army and that relief programs were undermined by nationalist orders and coercion. Cope concludes the Quakers will withdraw from Spain rather than fund further aid under the current regime.
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Philadelphia
France
Spain
Franco
U. S
Alfred Cope
American Friends Service Committee
Quaker Relief Organization
Cope
Mr. Cope
Murcia
Spanish Social Auxiliary
Poison Plot Shocks Nanking Gala at Japanese Consulate
A gala banquet at the Japanese consulate in Nanking ends abruptly as guests fall ill after poison is slipped into the wine by supposed Chinese enemies. In a separate incident actress Katharine Hepburn wakes to a burglar in her San Juan bedroom and chases him down stairs, escaping in a waiting car with no jewels taken. In Porto Rico Judge Cooper questions an eight-year-old about oaths, the boy quips I’ll get warts, the judge deems him qualified.
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Nanking
Katharine Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
San Juan
Porto. Rico
Robert Cooper
Montana Adopts July 1 Accident Reporting Law
Beginning July 1 Montana enacts a new accident reporting law requiring drivers in crashes with injuries death or damages over $25 to file complete reports on patrol printed forms. Reports, not admissible in court, will be analyzed to reduce future hazards and are similar to laws in 22 states and approved by a national uniform accident committee.
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Montana
Highway Patrol
Uniform Accident Committee
The
National Congress
Lou Boedecker
State mining men to attend Beaverhead meeting
Two officers of the Montana Mining association Carl J. Trauerman of Butte president and August Grunert secretary will attend the Beaverhead Mining association annual business meeting here Friday night June 30 according to word received by B A Risley secretary The June meeting at which officers will be elected is expected to be well attended according to advance reports
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Montana Mining Association
Carl J. Trauerman
Butte
August Grunert
Beaverhead Mining Association
B. A. Risley
Beaverhead Association
All Montana Day Proclaimed for Livingston
Governor Roy E. Ayers issued a proclamation designating All Montana Day for July 2 in Livingston to mark Montana’s fiftieth anniversary of statehood. The Park County capital is named the centerpiece of statewide celebrations as the silver anniversary is observed.
Estate Sale Hearing Notice in Dillon Montana
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate administrator must show cause in Dillon Court why an order to sell real property should not be granted. The notice is published once weekly for two weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Dated June 14 1939. Judge Henry G Rogers.
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Slgusina
Beaverhead County
Montana
Nsimgney
Sank
Rerswa
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Manna
Henry G. Rodgers
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
Christine Albers Odell
Jean B. Odell
State of
Norman Giles
Beaverhead ‘County
Notice to Creditors in Montana Estate Proceedings
The administrator of the estate of Reka Hahn deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be delivered to J L Mayland's office in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Dated June 12 1989.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Reka Hahn
J. L. Mayland
Dillon
R.S. Good
Mary
Shambow
Mary Shambow
J. E. Kelly
Frank C. McFadden
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