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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

Page

4

Bee Hive gains Chicago investor and local hires headlined

Tribune notes Harry Schenck, Bee Hive Hardware stockholder, will join the firm from Chicago. Miss Viva Gillilland leaves local schools for Flathead county. Poindexter and Orr send cattle to the Centennial valley. L. C. Fyhrie to become a principal stockholder in a Flathead bank. Miss Maggie Rittenhouse returns to Butte after visiting the Mauldins.

The Tribune Harry Schenck Bee Hive Hardware Company Chicago Viva Gillilland Flathead County Poindexter Orr Centennial Valley Helena L. C. Fyhrie Flathead Country Maggie Rittenhouse William Mauldin Butte

Bert Williams Takes Coast Job And County School Board Meets

Bert Williams leaves for Bonacord to manage books for the coast company this season. The free county high school trustees hold their first meeting and advertise for site proposals with bids due the third Saturday in April. A 300 horse band travels to Twin Bridges for shipment to Minneapolis. H F Jackson and wife visit from Bannack for the Conners Tos h wedding. Ed Lloyd reports dredge repairs and an April start. Mr and Mrs W O Metzel return to their ranch for summer. The state land board refuses to sell Lima school land to Oregon Short Line at ten dollars per acre. John T Cox of Miles City, formerly Dillon, visits friends.

the Tribune Bert Williams Bonacord Coast Company Free County High School Twin Bridges Northern Pacific Minneapolis H. F. Jackson Bannack Ed Lloyd Lloyd Bros W. O. Metzel Dillon Puller Springs State Land Board Oregon Short Lima John T. Cox Miles City

30 Years Ago in Dillon A Mixed Local Roundup

D A McDaniel of Chicago to run soda and ice cream at Foster's Candy Kitchen. Frank and Mrs Landon return from a trip in Old Mexico. Bridges on Miller bridge destroyed by ice jams near Squaw Creek. Louis M Potter purchases Gooch property on Bannack Street and will move to Dillon to start a business. C E Hard ex senator from Valley county visits to buy horses. Dillon school caucus re-nominates A Stone and J H Gilbert for school board. George E Jewell and wife arrive from Bedrock for Easter in Dillon. Two event trunks of improved...

the Tribune D. A. McDaniel Chicago Dillon Foster’s Candy Kitchen Frank Landon Old Mexico Big Hole Basin Big Hole River Squaw Creek Miller Bridge St. Anthony Idaho Louis M. Potter Gooch Bannack Street Hard Valley County Stone J. H. Gilbert Dillon Public School George E. Jewell Bedrock

Feasible trunk line proposed Havre to Dillon

A trunk line is proposed to run from Havre to Dillon with a rough cost estimate of about 5 000 dollars per mile. The plan emphasizes practicality and feasibility for the project.

Havre Dillon

City election nears as four wards vote aldermen

The March 26, 1920 Tribune notes an approaching city election with one alderman chosen from each of four wards. Debate grows over a municipal gymnasium with reading rooms and bowling alleys to benefit local youths. Walter Taylor returns from Los Angeles as his family plans Montana departure after school ends. Streets are ice free for the first time since October as the street department finishes winter cleanup. J P Best hosts a fifth wedding anniversary gathering on March 17. Roy Murray, a Butte auto dealer, visits town for business. Frank Blair comes down from Grant on Tuesday.

the Tribune Walter Taylor Los Angeles Roy Murray Butte Automobile Frank Blair Grant

Odell Will Filed for Probate in District Court

The will of Jean B. Odell deceased was filed for probate in Norman Giles district court. James B. Odell requested the heir appoint Leonard Schulz Dillon attorney as administrator. Estimated Odell estate value exceeds $10,000 with probate hearing set for April 6 by Judge Henry G. Rodgers.

Jean B. Odell Norman Giles District Court James B. Odell Leonard Schulz Dillon Odell Henry G. Rodgers Katie Donati Taut Antone Donati William Thomas ‘Donati Altone Donati, JR Esther Donati Clara Donati Davis Lottie Donati Adson Andrew Thompson Albert ©. Stree Mary Walsh Silver Bow County Montana Peter Lena Robert Lena Pia Lena Frank C. McFadden Beaverhead County Narciso Nels) RinaLdi State of State of Montana South Avon Wesfavon Lode

Pioneer costume party by PTA at high school gym

Mothers and daughters attended a pioneer themed costume party hosted by the PTA in the high school gym. Prizes went to Jean Stamm and Erma Lou Warner for authentic and oldest costumes, with comics奖 awarded to Mrs. Clarence Crane and Mrs. Clarence Axe. Activities included games, playlets, a cancer control talk by Dr. Harve Stanchfield, a square dance directed by Miss Frances Bovee, and refreshments.

Parent-Teacher Association Jean Stamm Erma Lou Warner Clarence Crane Clarence Axe Betty Craver Lornie Johnson Helen Dimmick Rose Conwell Normal College Harve Stanchfield Frances Bovee

Navy enlistment drive for young men in Butte Montana

All young men aged 18 to 31 who are physically qualified may contact the Navy recruiting office at 307 federal building Butte Mont There is no waiting list and those reporting promptly will be enlisted in the April quota.

Navy Federal Building Butte, Mont United States Army Congress U. S U.S America Erit

Rebekah Lodge To Meet Thursday Evening

Diana Rebekah lodge will convene Thursday at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be served after the meeting by a committee led by Hazeleee Rath Ann.

Diana Rebekah Lodge Hazeleee Rath

Easter Reflections and Scenes From a Busy Season

A long, reflective piece blends Easter themes with quotes from poets and biblical verses. It considers renewal, mortality, and comfort found in scripture, then shifts to musings on art, Pasteur, and the value of poetry. The note also surveys swallows, flight feats, and wartime aircraft demand, ending with a local civic update on a postponed Easter card party and D A R landscaping plans in Dillon.

Samazan Venice Milton Keats Rockefeller Nderbilt Ford Psou Sennes Israel

Robert Clark Memorial Loan Fund Established

The Puget Sound Normal College Alumni Association forms the Robert Clark Memorial Loan Fund honoring Professor Clark who died in January. Washington alumni led by Laura Hoffland pledge support and the fund will follow existing loan regulations to aid worthy Normal College students.

Robert Clark Puget Sound Normal College Alumni Association Seattle Washington Clark Washington Group Laura Hildreth Hoffland

Students Home for Spring Vacations

Several students from State College at Bozeman and State University spent their spring vacations at home between quarters. Named from Bozeman are Dorothy Erwin Mary Dawn Warner Helen Anderson Kathleen Buck Helen Christensen Arthur Klebba Joe Hermann and Arthur Christensen. From the university group are Frances Tonrey Bruce Gilbert and Earl Fairbanks.

State University State College State College At Bozeman Dorothy Erwin Mary Dawn Warner Helen Anderson Kathleen Buck Helen Christensen Arthur Klebba Joe Hermann Arthur Christensen Frances Tonrey Bruce Gilbert Earl Fairbanks

Junior Riflemen post high scores at Dillon shoot

Walter Jones led the Dillon Junior Rifle club with 94 points out of 100. Dave Curry scored 88, and Lowell Mallon and Boyd Koenig tied at 86 as part of a list of top shooters including Bill Curry 86 and Bob Stanchfield 82.

Dillon Walter Jones Dave Curry Lowell Mallon Boyd Koenig Bill Curry Bob Stanchfield Wallace McMannis Fred Chapman Dan Hoyrup Stan Bradley Dale Stinson Bill Neal Jack Kearns

Federal funds near 300000 for hopper battle project

Reports from Washington DC say the Senate appropriations committee approved about 300000 dollars in federal funds for a hopper battle project in Montana. The package includes screenings and national sand provisions as part of the 1940 funding line.

Montana Washington, D.D.C Senate Appropriations Committee

Notice of application for tax deed at Argenta

The undersigned will apply to Beaverhead County treasurer on May 10 1940 for a tax deed to Lots 1 and 2 block 8 Argenta Town site Argenta Beaverhead County Montana Amount due 5.25 dated March 1940 Ruth Shafer Argenta Montana 10 12

Beaverhead County Argenta Montana Ruth. Shafer

Alias summons in district court Montana Beaverhead

The district court in Beaverhead County Montana issues an alias summons for plaintiff H C Hopkins of Harbour Block Butte Montana represented by himself. The document bears a court seal and is dated November 14 with clerk designation.

Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead H. C. Hopkins Harbour Block Butte

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