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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

6

European powers urged to curb arms at Berlin conference

A Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William may seek a proposal to reduce arms at the forthcoming czar meeting. Dillon holds a Friday meeting of 25 citizens aiming to establish a college of higher learning. Sells Brothers circus to perform Friday July 20 in Dillon. Fireworks planned for July 4. Dillon merchants stocked with about 5000 dollars of explosives. Science advances with a horseless carriage reported as successful on short New York runs.

the Tribune Berlin William Dillon New York

Wool prices and local news from Tribune July 1 1898

The article notes a price gap between six seven and fifteen sixteen cent wool for growers. Madison county freight wagons haul freight this week. Over one hundred bicyclists sign up for Independence Day parade. Harry Black wins the revolver. Dan Adams and Eph Stoller to resolve a tie in prize shooting last Saturday. Alma Thorpe and Mary Innes depart Sunday for Chicago. Dillon seeks a telephone exchange pending subscriber interest.

The Tribune Madison County Harry Black Dan Adams Eph Stoller Alma Thorpe Mary Innes Chicago Dillon

Depot Work Expected Soon and New Auto for Dr Poindexter

The Tribune notes that construction on a new depot is expected to start within two weeks. Dr. F M Poindexter recently bought a 24 horse power Reo automobile, praised as a fine local car, though its trial run ended with a wheel collision on an out of town turn. Plans are completed for a new business block at Glendale and Montana streets in Dillon.

the Tribune F. M. Poindexter Dillon Glendale Montana

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead County 1928

Real estate transfers listed from Beaverhead Abstract Company week ending June 23 1928 include U S A to Ernest J Dubie 314 60 acres in Black Tail Deer Creek valley H E Thompson to Joseph W Halloran 320 acres in Centennial valley Mary Kruletz to Joe Rebich 75 inches of Beaverhead river waters Julius Matthias to Mary Kruletz land north of town Henry C Norris et al to Anna Hrvat 160 acres near Glendale Joseph Skrenar to H W Norris et al 160 acres near Glendale Charles W Francis to Arletta Ni Daw two lots in original Wisdom townsite Frank Husted to W M Clapp 600 acres in Big Hole basin Joseph E Shaw to W M Clapp 60 acres in Big Hole basin Quitclaim Deed Leonard Eliel to Frank Eliel four lots in P and O Normal addition to Dillon Bargain and Sale Deed Adda Wilson to L C Ford block 1 in Lima subdivision Deed of Administratrix estate of Charles Schoenemann to Charles Hussy Elm Teenefr Bar Jackson Placer Montana Bar lode mining claims in Beaverhead County Montana

H. E. Thompson Joseph W. Halloran Centennial Valley Mary Kruletz Joe Rebich Beaverhead Julius Matthias Henry C. Norris Anna Hrvat Glendale Beaverhead County Joseph Skrenar H. W. Norris Charles W. Francis Arletta Ni. Daw Wisdom Frank Husted W. M. Clapp Big Hole Basin Joseph E. Shaw Charles Schoenemann Charles Hussy Jackson Placer Montana Montna

Churches Sebree Street Services Set for Sundays

The public is invited to Sunday services held at 11 o'clock on Sebree Street. A warm welcome is extended to all community members to attend and participate.

Sebree Street

Parish Mass Schedule With Confession Times

Pastor F. X. Leschner presides Sundays at 8 and 10:30. Evening service at 7:30. Weekday mass at 8. Confessions Saturday afternoon 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. First Friday mass at 6:30.

First Presbyterian Invites to Morning Worship and Communion

Rev. Thomas J. Simons leads next Sunday services at ten o'clock school of the church and eleven o'clock worship. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated with a brief sermon and suitable music.

Methodist Church Weekend Services and July 5 Meeting

The Methodist church schedule lists 10:00 Sunday school 11:00 morning worship and communion. Evening union services Thursday July 5 at 2 30. Ladies group will meet at the church with Mrs H KE Shaw Mrs James Kirkpatrick and Mrs Knox as hostesses.

Methodist Church H. KE. Shaw James Kirkpatrick Knox

Patience in Slow World Progress and Wise Forecast

A reflective note on gradual development, patience, and the need for mature timing. It contrasts imperfect outputs with eventual finished products and cites a Scottish artist's wisdom about not revealing work to novices until complete.

Sing Sing and Ossining Name Origin and Change

The name Sing Sing and the nearby Ossining derive from an Indian term meaning stone. Residents opposed the prison association and after several attempts Ossining replaced Sing Sing as the village name. Sing Sing village was incorporated in 1818, twelve years before the prison's establishment.

Sing Sing Ossining Wot

In Conference

A tired business man, part of a busy clan, hides from scrutiny behind the alibi In conference. He rests in his office, smokes cigars, and keeps busy with anxious visitors outside his door. He dies, and at the gate an angel tells him St Peter is busy too, with the same refrain In conference.

St. Peter’s Vancouver Province

Complete list of filings for state and county officers

The document lists candidates for the primary across many offices including United States Senator Dixon and Wheeler. Congress first and second districts. state Supreme Court justices. governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state state treasurer and more. Names span Helena Missoula Butte and other Montana locales.

Joseph M.dixon Missoula Samuel V. Stewart Helena Charles F. Juttner Butte Sam W. Teagarden Denton Charles H. Williams Deer Lodge Burton K. Wheeler Congress Mark D. Fitzgerrald Stevensville John M. Evans Charles.s. Wagner John W. Mahan Stanley Scearce Ronan Scott Leavitt Great Falls Jordan L. L. Callaway Walter Aitken Bozeman H. Lowndes Maury Albert P. Stark Livingston John J. Green Chateau Albert H. Angstman Albert Anderson Billings Henry L. Meyers Miles J. Cavanaugh S. C. Ford James Sh. Stevens Lee Dennis W. J. Paul J. W. Walker Wellington Rankin Frank A. Hazelbaker Dillon Warren Toole W. C. McCormack Kallispell Frank H. Cooney George Bourquin Butte Ik Pat Kelly J. Frank Cone Hamilton John W. Mountjoy Boulder W. I. Harmon

Not How Old But How Active Ad Seeks Foley Pills

At 89 Major Ackerman of Barberton Ohio stays active daily and credits Foley Pills diuretic with regulating kidney elimination. The ad touts guaranteed satisfaction from continuous use over 25 years and urges readers to ask for them, sold by George M Gosman.

Major Ackerman Barberton Ohio George M. Gosman Potts

Vanity of Pakenham Brought His Defeat

Clifford Raymond argues in Liberty that General Pakenham’s insistence on a frontal assault at New Orleans in January 1815 led to British losses. The attack failed against Andrew Jackson’s lines, with 700 killed, 1,400 wounded, and 500 taken prisoner. American losses were 8 killed and 13 wounded.

Andrew Jackson New Orleans Pakenham Clifford Raymond Liberty America Raymond Great Britain

Peking Child Beggars Bane of Foreigners

The article describes swarms of beggars in Peking targeting foreigners and tourists, with locals advising small coins to avoid harassment. It claims professional beggars and racketeers recruit young girls and infants to beg at foreign hotels, under the control of fat, sleek businessmen.

Peking Cairo Naples

Caution on Carrying Cash When Traveling Among Strangers

Advice warns travelers that strangers may not accept personal checks and that cash is unsafe to carry since both sides lack trust or knowledge about the other.

Montana Needs Williams at Washington rallying cry

Voters urged that Montana needs Charles H. Williams of Deer Lodge in the U S Senate. The All-Montana Williams-for-Senator club sponsors the message, arguing Williams would serve Montana and its people rather than politics.

Montana U. S. Senate Charles H. Williams Deer Lodge All Williams-for-Senator Club

Foley Pills diuretic advertised as relief for sleepless misery

Hudson resident D McMillan recalls sleepless misery and backache, praising Foley Pills diuretic after recovery. The ad claims the medicine has been reliably used for over 25 years and guarantees satisfaction, with George M. Gosman selling it as successor to Potts.

Reward Offered For Bounty Funds Theft In Forest

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a one hundred dollar reward to any person not a regular law officer who helps arrest and convict anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Advertisement appears in the November 4 issue.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company U.S. A Ernest J. Dubie Black Tail Deer Creek Leonard Eliel Frank Eliel Adda Wilson L. C. Ford Frank Slader Lima Sallos Dunkee Hansay Hoover Public Soup Stationy G.O.R Christian Science. Society ST. Rose Catholic Church F. X. Leschner, Pastor First Presbyterian Thomas J. Simons H. B. Ricketts Democrats Roy EK. Ayers Lewistown John I. Ierickson Miles Romney L. A. Foot, Chateau Ken J. Kh Ael Isselstyn Fromberg Faust Drummond Williams Thomas KE. Carey S. H. Hampton Belgrade George P. Porter Peter J. Kelly Elizabeth Ireland Havre Ella Crowley Rowland May ‘Trumper Walker B. Carroll Jeanne Buckmaster Great Talls Pauline FE Patton Fergus Lucille Quan W. J. Keeley Pearl I. Smith H. T. Kraabel Daniel Boyle Big Sandy Jesse H. Stevens Shelby Supreme Court J. Ward Crosby Mary O'Neill Lyman H. Bennett Virginia City Henry G. Rodgers George R. Allen Frank Rife Armstead Joe Metlen C. W. Francis Martin Jackson John Inabnit Ben Mallon Wise River C. Orr Frank Kellum John S. Baker Justin D. Brundage Emery K. Smith T. EE. Gilbert Gladys Garr Montana Gilbert Jas. K. Phillips George Banks George Opp J. C. Wall B. W. Emerick Norah Connelley Fred Rife James E. Kelly May Sprinkle Eva I. Stocker Annie EK Nelson Justice of the Peace L. P. Phillips Tom D. Caverly Abigail Hillside Jersey Farm Shelburne Falls Mass Jersey J. T. Careb Tke Junior Atymond Carpenter Clement of Safety American Express Washington Charlie” Williams D. McMillen Hudson, N. Y Foley Adg R. D. Curry Annabel Desmond Phillips Apts Joey Geo. M. Gosman Underwood
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