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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1927

Page

8

Dillon Daily Social Roundup Has Wide Local Travel

G W Akin from Lima and many others spent days in Dillon visiting relatives and handling business. Residents from Grant Armstead Jackson Twin Bridges and Livingston were seen in Dillon this week plus a notable administrator appointment and a store management change at Belgrade. Local guests include Miss Elvera Peterson and former Normal student Ted McNeil, with travels to Butte Bozeman and Three Forks noted.

Ted McNeil Niblack’s Earl Wiggins Three Forks Dillon

Firemen to Host Dance at City Hall on Saint Patrick Day

The Dillon volunteer fire department will hold another of their popular dances at City Hall on the evening of Saint Patrick's Day, March 17. Pegram's Orchestra will provide music and a good time is anticipated.

Dillon City Hall St. Patrick's Pegram

State game wardens arrest two for muskrat trapping

Deputy Warden Charles R Price arrested C D Russell and Cecil Hubbard on Tuesday morning. They were arraigned before Judge Phillips and pleaded guilty to trapping muskrats in the animals winter homes. Russell was fined 27.50 Hubbard 50 and both licenses were revoked.

Charles R. Price C. D. Russell Cecil Hubbard Phillips Russell Hubbard

Boy Scouts Meet Saturday Afternoon at Camp Turner

The Boy Scouts plan a meeting Saturday at 2:00 PM at Camp Turner. All Scouts should attend and bring a sandwich or similar snack to share.

Boy Scouts Camp Turner

Reichle News Highlights Local Visits and Outings

Reichle residents and visitors, including Sara Osenburg and son and George Goodwin of Butte, spent Sunday fishing. C. J. Springer reported telegraph line work on Tuesday. Henry Lehman shipped veal to Butte. Local residents hosted guests from Twin Bridges and Butte and attended a Legion minstrel show in Dillon. Ed Woods from Spencer, Idaho handled local business Tuesday.

Sara Osenburg George Goodwin Butte Reichle C. J. Springer The Postal Telegraph Co Mrs. Fairchild Dan Plecone Idaho Falls Henry Lehman Richard Meyer Twin Bridges Nick Adders Catherine Finnhegan Charles Nugent Dillon Ed Woods Spencer Idaho A. L. Anderson Beaverhead County

Dillon News and Local Happenings in 1927

Thomas E G Lynch, broker and mining man, was elected mayor of Digby Nova Scotia. George Olson’s beach ranch home was burned down. he had renewed insurance for half the previous amount. Louis Stahl returned from a California visit noting prosperity among former Dillon residents. P Tate reports a good winter and hopes for a prosperous 1927 for local stock and ranchers.

Thomas E. G. Lynch Dillon Digby Nova Scotia the Tribune M. Lynch George Olson Louis Stahl California P. Tate

School program showcases international dances and student works

The march program by the women's physical education department led by Miss Margaret Ulry and Miss Helen Mae Smith featured folk dances and European styles, with three friezes by the interpretative class. Next week the Junior high at the training school presents three musical numbers by Mr. Gregory's orchestra and a Girls' Glee Club chorus. Dean Angeline Smith visits Spokane. SS. E. Davis tours Whitehall for student teaching. Superintendent Henry returns from Dallas noting the meeting as the largest in its history.

Margaret Ulry Helen Mae Smith Miss Thomas Miss Severance Henry Department of Superintendence Dallas Texas SS. E. Davis Whitehall Normal College Angeline Smith Spokane

Longtime Armstead Clerk John Mullen Takes New Post Near San Francisco

John Mullen, longtime chief clerk of the G and P R R, leaves Armstead for a position with a contracting firm near San Francisco. He came to Armstead in 1907 with his parents and served in World War I. The community bids farewell with gatherings hosted by Elmer Gordon, Edgar Rife, and neighbors, while Mrs. Mullen remains until June 1.

John Mullen San Francisco John Armstead Roll Henderson Walter Scot Grayling Idaho Falls

Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast Host Dinner in Jackson

Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast entertained guests at a chicken dinner on Monday. Nine was the seated count and pinochle followed the meal with Mrs Johnson and Mrs Clemon winning.

High Score Ford Jules Wenger Matt Kay Dan Pendergast Johnson Clemon

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G. W. Akin Lima Grant F. M. Merrill, Sr Richard Freeman George W. Lovell Guy Gray Millpoint Bozeman Fred Wilson Donovan Ranch Mrs. J. L. Nyhart Blaine William Penman Livingstone Ed Joy Jeff Cox Otto Boetticher of Melrose Henry Meine John McDonald of Henry Hackett Livingston Mrs. Hunt Waterloo Mrs Charles Bourquin City Theodore McFadden Edward C. Krantz Joe Surmier Belgrade Homer Hagan Alice Pegram Harry Lapham Jackson Lapham John Mayfield Morse Waldorf Clarence Decker Spencer Patterson Irving Orrand Bernard Williams Montana State College BOY Scout’ Meeting Reichle News Tattersall’s Variety Store Peta AC Et Armstead News Mullen Elmer Taylor Neighbors Bart McMenomey Clark’s Canyon Walter Richardson Charles Francs Ethel Anderson Ethel Palo Alto Mike Lavine McDonald Jardine Helen Jardine McGinnis Miss Foussard Wendel Jardine Denver John Tnabinet Swan Johnson Hélen Rose Wenger Jewell Romain Sadie“ Ford Mary Daw Bessie Stewart Mia George Loss Jackson Sunday School John Weriger J. E. Morse Big Hole Jess Hinsley Basin Western Wallboard Co Seattle Boston Conservatory of Music Beaverhead Lumber CO Standard Lumber CO
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