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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1928

Page

6

Local Residents Attend Dillon Basketball Tournament

Mrs Olive M Harrison returned from Dillon after visiting relatives. Dewey Marchesseau visited Dillon over the weekend and attended the basketball games. Dr Lee was a business visitor at Ted Marchesseau ranch Sunday. D Y Kannegaard drove to Dillon Friday to see the games. Mrs J D Harrison stayed in Bannack last week as guest of Mrs Jack St Clair. George and Andy Pyle handled business in Dillon before part of last week. Walter Hill returned from Anaconda. Andy Pyle helped with mining timbers at the Wilman mine. George Harrison attended the late week basketball tournament in Dillon.

Olive M. Harrison Dillon Dewey Marchesseau Dr. Lee Ted Marchesseau Ranch J. D. Harrison Bannack Jack St.Clair George Andy Pyle Wilman George Harrison

Looking Backward Interesting Stories From Tribune Files

A retrospective look at notable items unearthed from Tribune archives. The feature highlights memorable events, personalities, and curiosities preserved in old clipping collections.

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Dillon schoolboys cautioned for stone throwing at drivers

The Tribune notes youths at Dillon Public School should stop throwing rocks at country-drawn teams. It warns some drivers weigh over 200 pounds and can retaliate quickly. The piece also mentions Missouritown dances as social successes and questions a nighttime shooter in the north part of town.

Dillon Public School Missouritown

Rancher Hurt As Horse Slips Near Alice Post Office

Yesterday Harry Andrus was returning to his ranch from the Alice post office when his horse slipped. He threw out his hand to save himself and dislocated his shoulder.

Harry Andrus Alice Mr. Andrus

Rapid progress on dam work above Divide Montana

Work continues on the big dam above Divide built by Montana Power as locals report a busy scene in Dillon. The item notes a series of local events including runaways dog fights a fight on Montana street and visitors at various homes with names like Wenger Husted Barber and Richardson.

Son Barber Johnson Divide John Wenger Montana Power Dillon Montana Street

Dillon Rejoices Over Restarted Mining Industry

From the Tribune of March 6 1908 Dillon rejoices with Butte and Anaconda as mining and smelting resume after a long shutdown A carload of machinery is expected to be installed in the Dillon brewery Mr and Mrs John Shefer depart for Coast points Emmet Allison resigns as Dillon Bannack stage driver Spot Gibson takes the job

Dillon Butte Anaconda Emmet Allison Bannack Gibson

Jackson visits and travelers noted in regional report

Sam Robinson, a business visitor to Jackson, is recorded with other travelers including Tom Schultz from Dillon on the stage last Tuesday. The report mentions Mr and Mrs Jules Wenger, Miss Betsy Clemow, and Mesdames Fred Nel.

Sam Robinson Jackson Tom Schultz Dillon Jules Wenger Betsy Clemow Fred Nel

Goitre Treated at Home in Minneapolis Lady’s Claim

Mrs. K. Fisk of 844 E Franklin Ave Minneapolis reports in the Star that Sorbol Quadruple cured her goitre and relieved choking and headaches. She says it is pleasant, inexpensive, and does not interfere with daily life. Made in Mechanicsburg Ohio by Sorbol Company and sold by druggists including Geo M Gosman.

Goitre Minneapolis K. Fisk Franklin Ave Minn The Minneapolis Star Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio Geo. M

14 Important Political Dates on Voter's Calendar for 1928

The calendar highlights 14 key political dates in 1928 Montana politics from May 8 to January 14, 1929. It covers primaries on July 17, general election on November 6, party conventions May 15, and deadlines for petitions, filings, expenditures, and canvasses. Also includes a summons and estate notices from Beaverhead County courts.

Montana State Board of Canvassers Secretary of State National Capitol

Boundary Marker to Define Alaska Canada Waters

A powerful searchlight will mark the water boundary between Alaska and Canada to guide fishermen at night, indicating which territory they operate in.

Notice to Creditors in Dillon Montana Estates

Notice is given to creditors of William Heaney and Joseph Wall deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months for Heaney at executor John Collins 432 South Pacific Dillon Beaverhead County Montana and within ten months for Wall at the law office of J E Kelly Dillon Montana.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Albert W. Crowell J. E. Kelly Dillon Myrl Erwin Cor Montana Principal J. B. Trueman H. KE. S I. M. James Wise River Fred Rive William Heaney South Pacific Street Beaverhead County John Collins Joseph Wall Beavecead

Amended summons in Montana foreclosure case

Cyrus Snell Brown sues Tullia B Mosely and Tullila Mosely with Bannack Lodge and Maggie J Lawrence in Beaverhead county for 2500 dollars note and mortgage foreclosure. The action seeks to bar redemption rights and foreclose all claims to the described property. The mortgage is recorded in Book 16, page 356 at Wells-Dickey Company.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Cyrus Snell Brown Tullia B. Mosely Fielding A. Mosely Tullila Mosely Bannack Lodge Melrose Montana Maggie J. Lawrence Wells-Dickey Company Beaverhead County Metes

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