Good Mining Prospect Near Dillon Sparks Local Hope
Prospecting veteran C. M. Roberts reports Nevada group claims on Jake Creek near Dillon producing silver rich ore. Two carloads shipped to smelter show the vein is 18 to 22 feet wide with surface work so far. A 14 man crew operates Camp Ruth with plans to depth explore and build a reduction plant for No.2 vein.
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Jake Creek
Dillon
Nevada Group” of Claims
Nevada
Dilson
Camp Ruth
Roberts
C. C. Newman
Legacy of Stage Coaches and the Rise of Modern Transport
A Rotarian Magazine reflection traces how eighteenth century critics lamented coaches and caravans for harming horses and war horsemanship, yet stage coaches gave way to railways and then many other transport innovations, leaving readers to wonder what will follow the next leap in movement.
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Rotarian Magazine
Seedy Room Ad Seeks Refined Tenant for Girl’s Home
A young woman advertises a room by the kitchen in a crowded home and invites refinements to her two children. The message promises a warm stove heated space and a shared tub for baths though no bath is in the house.
Maple Sugar Festival Recipes Share Early American Charm
Maple sap season signals the end of winter with a maple sugar festival noted as a favorite family event. The article provides two traditional confections, Maple Taffy and Maple Nut Fudge, with condensed milk and maple syrup as core ingredients and step by step cooking tips for forming hard and soft balls and final textures.
LOOKING BACKWARD IN DILLON TRIBUNE NOTES
Faces from 1885 1894 and 1904 mirrored by local events. Sullivan aims to fight Paddy Ryan for $5 000 and a diamond belt. Dillon closes public schools April 17. Beaverhead debt stands at about six dollars per person. Eclipse spectacle mocked by a frock. Lima dam condemned. Masked ball charms at the opera house with listed attendees. Saint Louis World’s Fair buzz as Dillon preparations begin.
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the Tribune
John L. Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Patsy Shepherd
Sullivan
Boston
Dillon
Tme
Beaverhead County
Lima
Madison County
Board of
Opera House
Harry Gilbert
Sylvester Hirschman
George Dart
George Washington
Fred Dart
Emma Burfiend
Mother Hubbard
Emily Taylor
Sophia Burfiend
Carrie White
Jennie Bishop
Ethel Bond
Maud Padley
Lord Fauntleroy
quotations on world economics and airage transport trends
A compilation of opinions from various leaders and thinkers on economic recovery, monetary stability, and future air transport. Holsti cites improving unemployment and price trends, Arnstein advocates a joint airship and airplane system, while Callender and Maurois discuss Britain’s resilience and America’s role in world wealth.
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Genevt
Switzerland
Rudolf Holsti
Finland
Lincoln Progressives Form Local Club in 1914
Local Progressive movement establishes the Lincoln Progressives club amid civic interest. The report notes Dillon area auto cotitles and evolving community activities as of March 20, 1914 in the Fribune.
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Fribune
Lincoln Progressives
Dillon
Autocottiles
Beaverhead County Commission Minutes Report 1934
Beaverhead County Commissioners hold regular sessions in 1934 noting bond approval for Dr W H Stephan and a new road petition to be funded by Water Users Irrigation Co. A public hearing set for April 2 on the petition. Extended payrolls, claims, and county expenses itemized across General, Road, Bridge, and Poor funds with dozens of vendors and services recorded.
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Meaverhead
Couny
Montana
Hartwig
Edgar
W. H. Stephan
George Roe
Irigation Company
Water Users Irrigation Company
Beaverhead
Big Hole
A. J. Schulz
W. J. Tope
Woody Brothers
F. M. Poindexter
Board of Health
General Fund Tribune Publishing Co
Pyinging Cos
W. D. Tovey
McKee Printing Co
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
H. & M. Ribbon
Carbon Con
George R. Metlen
Diem & Mil
Authethia
Apluh Atlas
Underwood-Elliott Fisher Co
W. C. Orr
Mil. & Exp
Western Union
Telegrams
J. E. Kelly
Post
Tel
Louis Stahl
George Opp
Jesse Brown
Henry Fitter
E. R. Gleed
Blaz Sugar
I. R. Gleed
Dillon Furniture Co
Graeter-Waldorf Co
Chester Melton
J. Warren Shaw
Mont
T. B. Lan
Care— Co
W. CO. Orr
Dart Hardware & Imp. Co
Nell Doyle
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co
Union Electric .Co
City Fuel Co. Coal
Eliel Brothers
W. B
Diem
Mil
Martin C. Jackson
Mile Coieee
100th Anniversary of Lafayettes Death Tribute
One hundred years after Marquis de Lafayette died in Paris tribute will be paid by Masonic Lodges across the United States. He joined Silay Lodge in Morristown New Jersey and was made an honorary member of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania in 1824. Thirty four Lodges in 27 jurisdictions honor his name. He rests in Cimitiere de Picpus. Mrs. Mary Funk Leh returned to Three Forks with her mother after visiting Dillon relatives. Return notice to Jack Sullivan near Dillon or A L Atkeson. 9-21
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Marquis de LaFayette
Paris
France
United States
Morristown
Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
Cimitiere de Picpus
Mary
Funk Leh
Three Forks
Robert Funk
Dillon
Beaverhead Court Sets Sale of Estate Land March 12
In Dillon Montana the Fifth Judicial District orders the administrator Frank C. McFadden to show cause why the William E. Gray estate real estate should not be sold. The order requires publication for two weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Also notices publicized for Polaris stock-raising entry and a sheriff sale of Beaverhead County lode claims Curfew No1 Curfew No2 Talisman Victory with sale set March 16 1934.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Joe Stroud
L. F. Chadek
Fred Rife
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Beaverhead
William E. Gray
Frank C. McFadden
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Charles Wilson
Polaris
Seynwy
Prin. Meridian
Sheriff's Sale
G. V. Elder
Argenta Mining Company
Sheriff’s
Beaverhesd
Lode Mining
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THE
American Press Association
Dillon Post Office
Tribune
Saint Louise
St. Louise
Pearl
J. Smith
Kansas City
Forsyth
Newnes Dray Company
Good News
Karl Arnstein
Dey
Dirigibles
England
Great Britain
Harold. Callender
Europe
America
Andre Maurois
County Farms
Hazel Selway
Dockins
Cook
Neilsen
T. A. Bradley
Onison
Basin Mercantile Co
LaMarche
Ccs
Bailey and Priestley Sorherelttaors
Moose Cafe
Tel. & Tel. Co
Union Electric Co
City Fuel Co
Beson-Beaverhead
Peterson
Benson
Adigents Plies
Nye
Vook
Benson, Lee
Eee
Harby
Williams, Jensen
Farm
Dunn, Hubbard
Barrett Hospital
W. B. Hartwig
Edgar B. Rife
Dillon Implement Co
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Lumber Co
J. C. Peters
Brownall
George M. Gosman
Montana Mercantile Co
Wah Chong
Gracers Waldorf Co
Bond Grocery Co
W. E. Stinson
Frank
H. M. Brundage
Frank Morgan
Martin C.aeteAm
Hipeaties Ceons
Ecetactecstexerteu-Desauete
al Featherly
Frederic Crouse
Lee Stanger
Johnson Trading Co
Topauls Co
N. M. Hansen
Westmont Tractor & Equip. CO
Tepbits O
Sequtanly Mercantile Co
Spapatsdene
Martin Markovitch
Bae
Albert Mikkelsen
Hay
Arthur Salmon
Labor
Downing Brothers Garage
Pales Oo
Socpeen Siegergeteen Dedgensshondete
Mach, CO
Pemaits Co
Ccseceecesu Sens
Yale ‘Oil Corporation
Watson Repair Shop
Bridge Fund Basin Mercantile Co
R. J
Montana Iron Works
Claude Anderson
George Cottrell
GL Knudson
Albert S. Baker
District Court Aw Eeeeneenee
Lafayette
Jack Sullivan
A. L. Atkeson
Bmavericean
John Kent
W. J. Cushing
Atty
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Northwest
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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