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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1941

Page

4

Return of Dr L C Ford and local mishap at press

The Tribune reports Dr L C Ford’s safe return after about six months abroad and a large gathering at his home. It notes Richard Gallagher’s workers on a new hall project and describes injuries from a press accident including F E Foote and William Hayward sustaining bruises and head injuries while the religious weekly remains punctual.

L. C. Ford Richard Gallagher Lima F. E. Foote William Hayward

Wisdom camp petition gathers seventy names for Woodmen group

A Wisdom petition to form a Modern Woodmen of America camp collected about seventy signatures. H J Thompson of Thompson and Reynolds lumber bought 4 lumber yard in Billings with Henry McGregor to operate. Chief Rich’s crew graded the Argenta road to Beaverhead river. Mrs George W French received a thoroughbred greyhound from Conley and McTague. Five converts were baptised last Sunday in the Beaverhead river.

H. J. Thompson Thompson and Reynolds Billings Henry McGregor Rich Argenta Railroad Avenue Beaverhead George W. French Conley and McTague Deer Lodge Beaverhead River

Local Folks Doings and Moves This Week

Louis Stahl buys a new automobile last week. G Round Squirrel family returns after a quiet winter. Dr F M Poindexter visits from Chicago and St Louis. Robert Bidstrup moves to Schuler ranch after illness. Jens Peterson and family take wife and daughter to Butte hospital. Mr and Mrs W F Drummy relocate to town. ranch leased to sons. A L Anderson returns from Portland with mutton sheep. Frank Madden, Polaris postmaster, survives a sleigh accident in heavy snow. B B Lawrence brings coyote hides for bounty. five coyotes shot. E L Fairbanks, Lima schools superintendent, noted in local notice.

Louis Stahl G. Round Squirrel F. M. Poindexter Chicago St. Louis Robert Bidstrup Schuler Ranch Jens Peterson Butte W. F. Drummy Madden B. B. Lawrence Bowen

Forgetfulness and memory across eras and nations

An essay surveys forgotten bank accounts totaling 300000 in New York and recalls Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as a memory test. It discusses global defense spending, charity giving, and the strategic patience of General Wavell, plus reflections on March timeframes, frontiers, and American land openness.

Bowery Savings Bank of New York Bank of Savings Wavell Graziani Libya Hitler Britain Oo Eden Egypt

Platinum mine begins operation in Dixon Montana

Montana and the northwest report the first platinum mine is now in operation near Dixon after copper bearing ore dyke work by Green Mountain Mining. The article also notes mining updates across several towns and a court sale order in Beaverhead County.

Dixon Mont Montana Northwest Green, Mountain Mining Company District Court Fifth Judicial District State OF Beaverhead William Calnon William Cannon William” Calnon Willam Calnon

Local visitor notes and family names in Dillon

Miss Annie Stocker of Grant visits Dillon on Monday to attend to business affairs. Mr and Mrs Loren Flanders and daughter Vida are mentioned along with an ETS note about a move.

Annie Stocker Grant Dillon Loren Flanders Vida

Doings of the State Legislature Continue

The house reports all measures for an old age pension have been wiped out and a one year limit placed on special levies for WPA cooperation. After this year Montana communities cannot carry WPA projects funded by local levies. A summary of bills passed and approved will be given next week so they can become law.

Montana

Double Four Bridge Club Meeting Held Friday

The Double Four bridge club meets Friday at 1 30 p m with Mrs J B Mulkey hosting a luncheon and card session at her home as the entertainment.

Double Four Bridge Club J. B. Mulkey

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