Native Bannack women visit town in period dress
Native Bannack Sheep-Eater women roam Dillon in Indian style attire avoiding corsets and bustles while some fish from swill barrels for supplies. County treasurer Robt T Wing gives farewell address to transfer keys to Joe C Mellen after two terms. The Dillon number and Grain Co promotes Beautiful Homes and How to Build Them. Sidewalks need repairs with broken planks creating hazards. Meatless days lifted to April 15 1918 allowing western mutton and lamb. The Wild Rose two act musical at Hartwig Theatre raised nearly $500 for Red Cross with Mrs W A Sewell guiding, Gen Eveive Taylor assisting, and Caroline Stroller as leading lady.
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Robt. T. Wing
Treasury
Joe C. Mellen
Dillon Number and Grain Company
Hartwig Theatre
Red Cross
W. A. Sewell
Genevieve Taylor
Sigard Roode
Gregory
Caroline Stroller
Wisdom seeks recruiting officer to spur Spanish war action
The Tribune notes a local demand for a recruiting officer who might allow enlistees to press the Spanish government. It also reports debate over the Maine's destruction and a vast Dillon dry goods shipment to the C. O. D. store containing spring underwear. It records the accidental death of Mrs. Sarah H. Burrell at a sheep camp near Medicine Lodge.
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the Tribune
Wade
Maine
Dillon
Sarah H. Burrell
Joseph H. Burrell
G. L. Paris
Medicine Lodge
30 Years Ago in Dillon Sugar Beet Boosts
In Dillon Lewis Pennel visited to promote sugar beet efforts. Fred Stone returned from Butte after three days seeking an arrestee in the Cahill holdup case. the suspect turned out to be the wrong man. A ladies bowling party at the Dillon bowling alley with Ed Farnsworth in charge marked the event and prizes. Next week concludes the $50 gold medal county championship bowling event as Arthur Conger and others led last week.
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the Tribune
Lewis Pennel
Dillon
Fred Stone
Butte
Henry Cahill
Ed Farnsworth
Clark Anderson
Mabel Catlin
Marjorie Catlin
Grace Lamont
Maddie Rife
Maude Hill
Eliza Selway
Bishop
Beaverhead County
Arthur Conger
Thomas ° Scott
M. E. Barry
Harry Schuler
Paul Stahl
Frank Knotts
Yellowstone Buffalo Travel to New Lands
Three Yellowstone Park buffalo, two cows and a bull, depart from Gardiner Montana to New York by express and boat to Argentina to establish a herd where bison are unknown. Officials cite Argentina’s plains climate as suitable for quick adaptation and invite winter visitors to Yellowstone despite weather and road closures.
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Mammoth
Yellowstone Park
U.P
Argentina
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Pampas
Yellowstone
Montana Fire Losses in 1937 Rise Shocking Figures
Helena reports 31 lives lost and 1 048 371 dollars in property destroyed by fire in 1937. State Fire Marshall Art Parsons notes 946 fires in the year, with Montana residents averaging a 1.96 dollar per person loss. Cigarettes started 84 fires and other causes include stoves, wiring, matches, exposure, chimney faults, explosions, and cleaning blasts.
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Helena
Montana
Art Parsons
Card of Thanks for bereavement of sister
The Bassett family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during their sister’s passing. They acknowledge flowers, pallbearers, hymn singers, and Rev Tragutt for his kindness. God bless you all from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bassett.
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Tragutt
Frank Bassett
Card of Thanks for Edmund G Thompson
The Thompson Family expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy and floral offerings received after the death of Edmund G Thompson, beloved husband, father and brother.
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Edmund G. Thompson
Time editors reveal 1937 spending on staff and legal
The editors show 1937 expenditures totaling 7008 dollars for clerical help, pay, and attorney costs. The document continues from page one detailing how funds were allocated within Time magazine’s operations.
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Pai
U S Flying Fortresses Make Long Good Will Flight to Argentina
The six B 17 bombers and their eight man crews completed a 5228 mile goodwill mission from Miami through the Caribbean to Buenos Aires for President Ortiz inauguration. The flight, from the U S, drew a warm reception and was praised by the Critica for promoting democracy.
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Argentina
Miami
Caribbean
South America
U. S. Army
U. S
Roberto M. Ortiz
Rio de Janeiro
Critica
Ortiz
Democracy
Foreigners urged to live in Hongkew under Japanese order
An English language Japanese directive in Shanghai urges foreigners to resume life in Hongkew, urges bowing to sentries, and promises discounts on food and access to bath houses for Nei sans. It also outlines limits on servants and states employment requires wives’ consent.
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China
Hongkow
U. S
Japan
Hongkew
Tokyo High School
Pghai
Hitler Formalizes Demand for Colonies and War Readiness
The text quotes Adolf Hitler asserting 66 million Germans demand colonies and rejecting credits in favor of territory. He proclaims himself authorized Reich leader, praises the Nazi Army, and links peace to strength while denouncing weakness. He argues Germany fears no war and condemns conferences as futile.
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Asia
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England
Dredge Boat Work Advances Near Bannack Grasshopper Creek
Material arrives for Bannack dredge boat on Grasshopper creek with four carloads unloaded and more due. Plans include a road construction down Grasshopper Creek to Highway 91. Mrs. W B Gleed visits Dillon from Lima on Wednesday.
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Grasshopper Creek
Bannack
Highway 91
W. B. Gleed
Dillon
Lima
Notice to Creditors in Daniel Mooney Estate
The administrator D F Mooney of Daniel Mooney deceased notifies creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after February 17, 1938. Claims must be presented at the law offices of John Call ing in Poindexter Block Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First publication February 17 1938.
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Daniel Mooney
John Calling
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
D. F. Mooney
Beaverhead County Sheriff Sale Notice in Montana
The Federal Land Bank Kan and other defendants face a sheriff's sale in Beaverhead County Montana set for March 1938 at noon. The property includes multiple land sections and water rights described by township and range, plus appurtenances. Paul H Temple, Sheriff of Beaverhead County, will conduct the sale at the courthouse front door in Dillon.
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District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Bank OF Spokane
Mary B. Kenison
Floyd A. Kenison
Mabel Kenison
Carrie Martinell
Kenneth Kenison
Crystal J. Kenison
Merle Kellner Smith
Mildred Lyons
Marion Barnes
Edith Kenison
Edythe Kenison
First National Bank of Dillon
J. E. Kelly
Willard R. Kenison
Beaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan Association
District Court
Federal Land Bank OF
Spokane
Annie B. Geary
Ernest W. Geary
Annie Geary
E. W.W. Geary
Annie Ernestine Helen Calvert
Leonard Ernest Geary Calvert
Joseph Birrer
Mable P. Birrer
David Birrer
First National Bank
A. F. Waldorf
B. N. Stevenson
John Peterson
Security State Bank
Dilson
Section Fourteen
Township Twelve
Bank Kan
Katie Boka
Michel — Boka
Michel Daniel Boku
Dorothy Anna Boku
Dan Marko
Craig Wilkard Smith
Nancy Elizabeth Smith
Beaverhead-Madison National “Warn Loan Association
Dillon
Range Seven
Montana Meridian
Paul H, Temple
Beaverhead County
Mont
Fir
LA Kane
W. J. Warren’ Shaw Ag
Ae County ND Bank
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Joseph &. Shaw
Mary A. Shaw
Warren Shaw
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Esther
Shaw
Ivan
Ivan Dudley Sha
Kathryn
K.white
Margaret White
Marager
Carolyne White
A and Beaverhead-Madison Nation Association
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Towit
Rane
J. Person
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Ivan D. Shaw
D. Shaw
Warer
Cclon
Ding
Wealerhead County
Mon- Four
Ixteen
Malta
Ner
Southeen
West Meridian
Roane
Dian
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