Miss Tillie Galbraith to Make Dillon Home
49 years ago in Dillon Tribune dated July 4 1890 Miss Tillie G Galbraith of Philadelphia daughter of Judge Galbraith arrived and will make Dillon her home. A 100 horsepower engine arrived and will be shipped to the Shenan mines at Bannack. The shotgun brigade will begin operations tomorrow with about 20 members firing around 40 rounds each. The bank building contract was let to William Herman for Dillon National Bank brickwork to start soon.
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the Tribune
Tillie G. Galbraith
Philadelphia
Galbraith
Dillion
Martin Butch
Samuel Engelsigjerd
Michael J. Sommer
Big Hole Basin
Shenan Mines
Bannack
Shotgun Brigade
R. A. Sullivan
Frank Bliel
A. L. Stone
Loren T. Jones
Joseph T. Poindexter
W. W. Cheely
Axe’s Canyon
Dillon National Bank
William Herman
Lamp Posts Ready as Town Prepares for Arrival
Dillon received a visit from James W. Potts of the Big Hole basin. It was Potts' first trip to town since its early days when it consisted of only a few shacks nearly 40 years ago.
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Dillon
James W. Potts
Big Hole Basin
Mr. Potts
Labor laws outlined by inspector in Dillon report
The Montana labor department inspector warned of alleged violations in Dillon covering state and federal wage-hour rules. He urged employers to verify minor workers ages and certificates, noting possible penalties up to 10 606 dollars and double back wages for those not compliant.
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Dillon
State Department of Labor
Helena
Henry Yanger
Montana Labor Department
Yaeger
E. C. Burris
Elmer F. Andrews
U S. Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Graduates Shine at State Normal School Exercises
The State Normal school in Dillon held graduation last evening with two graduates Miss Bessie Farrell of Virginia City and Miss Phoebe Comfort of Twin Bridges. Lawrence A. Brown attended the cornerstone laying at Helena Capitol. G W Emerick and family moved to town. Mrs E J Bowman left Dillon for a national park tour. Miss Janie V Carter county superintendent traveled to Los Angeles for the N E A meeting.
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the Tribune
State Normal School
Dillon
Bessie Farrell
Virginia City
Phoebe Comfort
Twin Bridges
Lawrence A. Brown
Helena
Capitol
G. W. Emerick
E. J.bowman
National Park
Janie V. Carter
Los Angeles
Williams Nears Full Recovery After Hospital Operation
A. G. Williams, confined in a hospital for an operation, nears complete recovery. George Gosman, recently discharged from the army, has joined Potts the druggist. A large company from Twin Bridges accompanied the Orphans band to Saturday for (unfinished).
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the Tribune
A. G. Williams
George Gosman
Potts
Beaver Survey Planned in Montana for Transplant
A Montana survey with the U S Forest Service aims to relocate beavers from settled areas where they damage highways irrigation ditches and summer homes to forest districts. The plan targets dammed water supplies used for domestic needs and seeks to conserve water rather than remove the animals. The slated beaver captures are to occur in September near Essex with local agency involvement.
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United States Forest Service
State Fish and Game Commission
Montana
M. M
Actwater
Essex
Capitol protests and overseas crisis shape postwar policy
The March of Time reports on Capitol demonstrations and a split over a third term while Farm Security and National Youth administrations receive large funding. It notes Hatch’s anti lobbying bill and Roosevelt’s objections, then shifts to labor leader reactions and Japanese actions in Tientsin, with Britain and France weighing economic retaliation and Western powers facing a widening China incident.
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Washington
Senate
New Mexico
Car] Hatch
House
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Hatch
Franklin Roosevelt
Tientsin
North
China
Asia
Chiang Kai-shek
Tientain
Peking
Agia
Occidentals
Concession
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Tatsuo Kawai
Japan
London
R.A. Butler
House of Commons
Paris
Theagukes
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Beaverhead County Montana
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana orders a sheriff sale of lands in Beaverhead County to satisfy a judgment. The property includes Northwest Quarter Section 25 Township 13 South Range 9 West with 160 acres more or less, minus a half acre school site and a one acre right of way, plus 160 inches water rights from Red Rock River and associated privileges. Defendants are James W Patterson and Maggie Enrartet Patterson. Sale date July 22 1989 at 2 PM at the Dillon courthouse front door.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Union Central Life Insurance Company
James W. Patterson
Maggs Patterson
Dillon
County of
Purevant
Beaverhead County
Section Twenty-five
Township Thirteen
Range Nine
Oregon Shortline Railway
Red Rock River
Charles Flynn
Gold Court
Maggie Enrartet
Samy Ieee
Paul Ht
Temple
Fascist diplomacy amid British anxiety in Asia
The piece portrays fascist press gleeful about Allied Japan facing British attack and speculates on Japan turning north to face the Soviet Union. It notes Japan’s southward advance, loudspeaker propaganda in Tientsin, and Moscow reporting a bizarre Ukrainian cow teeth claim. Includes a Montana land notice and probate order dated 1939.
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China
Europe
Adolf Tler
Benito Mussolini
Nazia
Japan
Benitoussolini
Manchuria
Soviet Union
Britain
Tientsin
Freddie Bartholomew Joins Clark Cable Troop
In Hollywood last week Freddie Bartholomew aged 15 was initiated into the Clark Cable Troop of the Boy Scouts of America, marking a notable local scouting milestone for a young star.
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Hollywood
Freddie Bartholomew
Clark Cable
Boy Scouts of America
St. James Guild Plans Thursday 3 PM Meeting
The St James guild will gather at the guild hall Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock for a regular meeting. Members are expected to discuss upcoming events and project plans.
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St. James Guild
Guild ~ Hall
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Moscow
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Dillon Tribune
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Tenderfoot
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J. L. Mayland
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Jean B. Odell
Norman Giles
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J. E. Kelly
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Axe Canyon
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