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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1936

Page

4

Montana Mining Directory Highlights 28 Counties

Montana unveils Memoir No. 15 Directory of Montana Mining Properties listing over 2,500 properties in 28 counties across 64 000 square miles with details on mines districts owners and locations. The document notes Butte district dominance and a map by U M Sahinen plus 40 related publications. Copies available for 15 cents to Montana School of Mines. Drive Death Off the Highways urges safe passing and lane discipline with emphasis on 24 to 30 foot highways and clear center stripe usage.

Montana Francis A. Thomson Montana School of Mines State Bureau of Mines and Geology Frederick C. Gilbert Mining Association of Montana New England James and Granville Stuart Finlay Goilds Creek Stuarts Butte Silver Bow County Milly U. M. Sahinen Bureau of Mines Statistician

Walter Carlson remembered by friends at church

In a heartfelt message, Mrs. J.H. Keenan recalls Walter Carlson as a friendly presence in grain fields and home places, expressing sorrow at his passing and a hope to meet him again in resurrection. The reminiscence blends domestic scenes with a note on an old sea saying about luck.

Walter Carlson Gabriel Mrs J.H. Keenan

Montana Education Association delegates in Great Falls

Friday activities include Henry attending the Montana Education Association delegate assembly in Great Falls and Dr. Davis in Helena for University executive council matters and state institutions budget discussions. The American Association of Teachers Colleges lists Montana State Normal as fully accredited with an A class rating.

Association Henry Great Falls Montana Education Association Sheldom FE. Davis Helena St. Louis American Association of Teachers’ Colleges Montana State Normal College

Looking Backward Interesting Local Vignettes From 1887

From the Tribune dated March 11 1887 the column notes spring signals with ranchers plowing in the valley and housewives starting sprit cleaning. A flamboyant native dandy wanders Dillon wearing a rainbow blanket striped leggings a white otter fur trimmed hat and eagle feathers as he parades through town.

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Saint Patrick's Day Parade In Bannack Report

The Tribune notes Bannack observed St Patrick s Day with a morning parade by the Loyal Legion and an evening Mother Hubbard dance. A juror in attendance at the present term of court arrived from the Big Hole basin on snow shoes.

Tribune St. Patrick’s Day Bannack the Loyal Legion Emerald Isle Hubbard Dance

Saloons stay open until six in Dillon votes

The Dillon city council voted to allow saloons to remain open between 12 midnight and 6 am. The council also decided to number all houses in the city limits. In Montana gold production for 1935 reached a record value over 5 million dollars, the highest in 48 years, driven by rising gold prices and revived mining activity.

the Tribune Dillon Oregon Short Line Railroad Humphrey Idaho Montana Francis A. Thomson Montana School of Mines Gineer Mineral Resources Division State Planning Board State Bureau of Mines and Geology Frederick C. Gilbert Mineral Esources United States Bureau of Mines Thomson Fac Bannack Virginia City Helena

Beaverhead-Alberta Oil firm sets Dillon HQ in Metlen hotel

The Beaverhead-Alberta Oil and Gas company established headquarters in the Metlen hotel this week amid bright prospects for a large oil flow south of Dillon. Plans were completed for building apartments over the Dillon Implement company. Forty two young men from the Inter-mountain region will enlist in the U S navy via Salt Lake City during March. Unmarried men aged 17 to 25 eligible for examination. A bride for the eighth time listed among New York names in an intercity social note.

the Tribune Beaverhead-Alberta Oil& Gas Company Metlen Dillon Dillon Implement Company Inter-mountain United States Navy Salt Lake Naval Service Virginia-Overshiner-Patterson- Stark-Seeger-Gilbert - Kahnwell-Gould-Porter New York City

Gunman’s shot grazes Chicago officer’s star saving life

A Chicago policeman Thomas Dixon was grazed by a bullet that struck his star badge and deflected, sparing his life. In Kentucky, triplets born to Mr and Mrs Everett Porter of Soldier bring their family total to eight children. they receive 240 dollars weekly in relief funds.

Wheni Thomas Dixon Chicago Mire Everett Porter Soldier Making

Beavers Top Bobcats Win Tourney Behind Strong Half

Beavers defeated Bobcats to clinch the tournament title as scoring surged in the second period. The Mines led 26 to 11 at halftime, with referees Olson and Whalen officiating. other scattered phrases mention a uniform theft and unrelated, unclear details from a partials-filled report.

Jones and Ranger: A Twin Flag Moment in Naval History

The text recalls the adoption of the thirteen stripes and stars flag and John Paul Jones taking command of the Ranger at the same hour. Jones celebrated the bond between him and the flag, while the Providence’s 1778 capture at New Providence marked the first American flag over a foreign fort. The Providence seized six prizes, released prisoners, and set the fort to flame.

Congress John Paul Jones Nantes France U. S.‘S. Ranger Hig Ordrine Jones Annapolis Providence New Providence West Indies

Probate of Will in Beaverhead County Montana

Marie Carlson has filed for probate of Walter Carlson’s last will in the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana. A hearing is set in Dillon on March 30 1936 at 10:00 a.m. for interested parties to object to the petition and letters testamentary.

Marie Carlson District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Walter Carlson Dillon

Notice to Creditors in Montana Estate Case

The executrix Myrle Erwin issues notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Thomas J. Mulany, deceased, to present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication, at the lobby desk of the Andrus Hotel Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Dated March 9 1936.

Thomas J. Mulany Myrle Erwin Andrus Hotel Beaverhead State of Montana Myrl Erwin Dillon

Public Land Claim Notice for Dillon, Montana

Department of the Interior notice announces Anton Christensen of Dillon seeks three year proof to claim stockraising homestead parcels in sections 16 21 22 28 township 8 west range 7 west princ meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on April 20 1986 with witnesses Henry Estell Jake Estell Anton Dixon and Nels Christensen all from Dillon.

Department of the Interior U. S Great Falls Montana Notich Anton Christensen Dillon Prin Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker Henry Estell Jake Estell Anton Dixon Nels Christensen Thos. F. Corbally Register George Helkkila Prin. Meridian Dilton Michael Lauterbach Arthur L. Atkeson Brittan H. Carter Robert M. Atkeson

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