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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
4
A Dillon Golf Club committee after touring all routes from the city identified Conger ranch, four miles from town by the Butte highway, as a promising site for a spring course. The rolling sandy terrain with natural hazards will require bunkers, and a purchase deal is under review as members already use the old course as the season begins.
A proposal for a combined athletic field by the high school Normal college and public school ran into ground size limits. Officials advise enlarging the grounds next spring or buying the field for the high school to ensure permanency and fair use, avoiding renting and future tensions. Beaver Stoney questions France hiring Charles Ponzi for finance.
The Medlins of Butte defeated the Lima All Stars 52 to 32 on Lima’s home floor. The visitors played their fastest and hardest game of the year, earning a well deserved victory against the anticipated strong Lima squad. Fans from Dillon traveled to watch, praising the contest as competitive from all angles.
About 25 aspirants report nightly for practice on the athletic field as Coach Gunderson plans an eleven for fall training with more experience. New recruits from lower classes boost two promising teams while a new dummy and bucking-line gear are set for installation next semester. Track work follows with three last year lettermen Clemon Wright and Watt to start, and ample new material shows promise. Shelby-Illinois Pipe Line Co. begins laying an 8 inch pipe line with a large crew.
A dispute erupts over spoiled fish sold yesterday with a housewife and unnamed vendor blaming each other as the buyer protests the freshness in a terse exchange.
A railroad report states Northern Pacific will add ten observation cars to its fleet for the summer season to bolster passenger traffic.
A collection of satirical newspaper quips about war, weather, real estate travel, corporate banquets and business turnover. It jokes that rain could end wars, Florida real estate men vacation in California, and cucumbers top business turnover with Fords close behind.
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