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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
4
Dillon fans express disappointment as the Beaver basketball team misses a district tournament spot after a 23 to 19 loss to Helena in the third game. The Beavers had earlier defeated Butte then capital city, ending their season while spring football practice begins.
Two strong independent teams in the southwest battle at Normal college gymnasium as the Vigilantes of Sheridan face Eliel’s fast quint. The locals, previously defeated at Sheridan, regroup with Ryburn and Gunderson restored to their former positions for a different ending in the final game of the year.
The first horses to arrive at the new Montana Horse Production plant in Butte were shipped last Wednesday by George Ditty, two carloads. An additional 100 head are rounded up and will be shipped to Butte Saturday as part of a large irrigation pumping development project at Chinook Prospect.
Malta City gains an electric plant and will hand the distribution system to Montana Power Co. Missoula plans an incorporation election in April. An oil company pledges a water system project.
The Normal college basketball quintet lost to Mount St. Charles 89 to 21 and to Inter mountain 17 to 12 in Helena. Coach Hollister plans for next season, noting more experienced material and a second string ready to fill gaps left by departing first-team players.
A Dillon Golf Club meeting elected Dr. W. H. Stephan as president and Frank Bulger as secretary treasurer. Eugene Bond and Lee McCracken were re elected to the board. H. M. Brundage will lead site search with Bond and Stephan assisting as work begins when weather allows. The club will join the state association and pursue growth and a new course this spring.
See Dr H H Scarborough at the Andrus hotel on March 8 and 9 for relief from headaches and eye defects. Appointment times and locations are provided for those seeking treatment.
Three local club members George Melton W Be Hartwig and Tom Pierce received invitations to the state hand ball tournaments in Great Falls March 10 11 and 12 and have entered They will leave next Wednesday for the Electric City and hope for a strong showing Melton and Hartwig have state and Northwest meet honors and have improved their game on the Normal college standard courts through recent practice
The Dillon DeMolays defeated the Butte chapter 24 to 13 at Normal College gym. Dillon players opened with an early lead and dominated floor work, earning praise as their best form of the season. The team also sits second in the city league after two wins against outsiders and a single loss.
The rules outline who must file, filing deadlines, and tax rates. Individuals with specified net or gross incomes must file by March 15, 1926, with credits for earned net income and defined exemptions. The text covers rates, credits, forms, and payment options for individuals and entities.
Transfers recorded by Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending February 27 1926 include property conveyed by various sellers to new owners. Details list multiple parcels with dates and involved parties, reflecting typical title activity in the Beaverhead area.
The United States issues a patent conveying 40 acres in the Big Hole basin to John H Robbers. The land grant confirms ownership and formalizes title under 40-acre allotment.
Mary E. Selway Burles conveys 1486.29 acres near Bannack to Bannack Ranch Co. in a warranty deed recording the real estate transfer. The transaction lists Bannack Ranch Co as grantee and reflects the land parcel near Bannack.
Julia A. Mathews administratrix of the John A. Peat estate transfers a land tract near Lima and 26 lots in Peat's subdivision to Lima.
Sarah A. Lewis and Joseph L. Lewis transfer two original townsite Lima lots to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Seybold in a bargain and sale deed.
Mrs. Lena Fassler is visiting relatives and friends in Butte this week, staying with local connections and catching up with longtime acquaintances.
Wanted to lease a ranch on shares with stock and implements. Contact Robert A. Waugh in Dillon Montana. Adv. October 11.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Bennett depart Dillon for Mis soula where Mr. Bennett becomes rector of the Church of the Holy Spirit succeeding Rev. Gatley. He conducts final services at James church with large attendance. No named successor yet. morning prayer and sermon will occur next Sunday. T. Holman, a Wisdom visitor, is noted. Montana state banks report deposits rising by 4.60378 million from Sept 26 to Dec 31, 1925.
Morning service at eleven features the sermon What has become of Christian Brotherhood and a choir rendition of The King of Love My Shepherd II. Sunday school begins at 9 45 led by My Herndon, with Epworth League forums at 6 30 in the evening. Evening service at 7 30 covers The Future of the Christian Home. Holy Week meetings run nightly from March 29 through April 2 offering spiritual refreshment and reflection on life’s deepest questions.
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