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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

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Salvation Army praised for Home Service and prison work

Envoy Berg of the Salvation Army visited with the American Legion to promote a Home Service Campaign. The article details SA rescue homes housing thousands of women and children, meals served, beds provided, and reformist prison work, including hours spent visiting prisoners and jobs found for ex inmates. It notes SA aid for veterans in Billings and the plight of returning servicemen, urging readers to donate.

Berg Salvation Army American Legion Salvatione Army S. A Envoy Berg Humanity Tribune Thomases Billings

Seven seniors graduate from Montana State Normal College

Seven members of the second division of the class of 1922 at Montana State Normal College received diplomas in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony in the college auditorium. Prof Bruce E Millikin and Chancellor Elliott officiated, with diplomas presented by President Davis.

Montana State Normal College Bruce E. Millikin Butte High School Elliott Greater University of Montana Davis The Normal College Florence Linea Chilquist Viola Ruth Creveling Kathleen Lyle Alice McCracken Alta Straus the Glee Club Schnecker G. R. Squire Margaret Tello Edward Smith

Moonshining Arrest Near Hog's Back Ends in Plea

Sheriff Mooney and Undersheriff Ross captured Philmore Murphy at a cabin near Hog's Back range after a trek. Officers seized a 38 gallon doubler still and 1,500 gallons of fermenting mash, destroying barrels. Murphy pleaded guilty in district court to liquor law violations and posted $250 bail.

Mooney Ross Philmore Murphy Murphy

Grocery Store Robbery May Involve Local Boys

The Forsgven grocery store on North Idaho street was broken into last Monday night. About four dollars in cash was taken from the till. stock and the safe were untouched. Entry came via broken glass at the rear door, with a marble found on the floor suggesting juvenile burglars. Mr and Mrs Morse returned Tuesday from Helena after a several day visit.

Forsgven Procery Idaho Street

Same Aldermen Nominated in City Caucus

In a brief city caucus last night Mayor Cornell set ward meeting places and the four aldermen with expiring terms were unanimously nominated for re election in their wards Louis Anderson Leonard Eliel Perry Bowers and A F Waldorf. Strong attendance and no opposition indicated voter satisfaction with the council representatives.

Cornell Louis Anderson Leonard Eliel Perry Bowers A. F. Waldorf

Late James Seymour More a Melrose recluse dies

Melrose reports the death of James Seymour More a quiet former Union soldier born in Ireland. He lived in Melrose for years with a pension and modest savings totaling about 3500 dollars. he spent winters in Sawtelle California and Montana homes while keeping a solitary, frugal life near Hecla.

Melrose James Seymour Dillon Seymour America Ireland Hecla Sawtelle California Montana Dillon Hospital

Cantata The Garden of Flowers Delights School Fans

The high school cantata The Garden of Flowers was performed in the auditorium Tuesday evening under Mrs. Thurman. A packed house praised all participants and the show was a financial success with funds to defray girls’ expenses.

Marble Tournament Sparks Old Yard Rivalry

In Dillon, a Sunday marble tourney unfolds under a cottonwood at 314 South Atlantic Street. Veteran players rehearse knuckle down boc result bragging rights, with entrants like Dane Ross Hi Brundage Ole Gosman Toady Tessier Cougar Forrester and Slicker Dart pledging fifty cents in marbles and a nickname.

Brundage Yard South Atlantic Street Front Yard Boston Forrester Dillon Hi” Brundage

Religious Idealism and Maquette Featured in Services

Sunday services announce morning worship on Religious Idealism with choir music and an evening talk on Religious Maquette featuring a Gowen brothers duet. A short song service accompanies each evening worship.

Gowen Brothers

Funeral of Jesse Clayton Attended by Clayton Speigel Families

Mr and Mrs Bert Clayton of Leadore Idaho and Mr and Mrs Speigel of Butte attended the Dillon funeral of Jesse Clayton.

Bert Clayton Leadore Idaho Speigel Butte Dillon Jesse Clayton

P J Kellys Dream Of Elkhorn Comes True

Governor Allen finally interpreted P J Kellys long held vision of Elkhorn mineral belts as the Boston Montana Development Co funds a second mine build. The writer recalls 1892 discussions and a 1922 mine visit in Brandy showing ore wealth and the dream realized through investment.

Allen Kelly P. J. Kelly Elkhorn Miniéral W. J. Bryan Elkhorn Boston-Morntana Development Co Brandy Boston James E. Phillips

Association Re Elects Trustees

At the Montana Wool Growers association session in Helena all trustees were unanimously re elected except M H Gerry Jr. The officers remain C H Williams president M T Grande vice president and H H Pigott secretary. The group endorsed National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co Chickro and urged members to market wool through it. They praised the company’s handling of last year’s clip and adopted resolutions thanking officers and supporting tax and tariff measures including 15 cents a pound on shoddy. Jeff Doggett of Townsend chaired the committee.

Montana Wool Growers’ Association Helena M. H. Gerry, Jr C. H. Williams Deer Lodge M. T. Grande Lennep Samuel Phillips Lewistown FE. QC Selway Dillon G. M. Lewis Manhattan McKennan J. H. Carmichael Augusta Gerry M.T. Grande H.H. Pigott National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company Chickro Western Wool Growers Eastern Commission Montana Congress State Assembly Wool Growers’ Convention War Finance Corporation Jeff Doggett Townsend

Vandalism Targets Beaverhead County Road Signs

County reports widespread destruction of expensive highway signs and markers along main routes. Beav erhead Rock sign suffered four rifle shots. locals vow strict action against vandals harming historic markers.

Beaverhead Rock Beaverhead

Roads Out of Town Frozen by Severe Frost

Roads in and out of town are worst in years as frost causes poor road bottoms. On Monday it took four hours for the Dillon party to drive from Melrose in a high power automobile.

Dillon Melrose

Spring Buzz As Kids Play Marbles And Jump Ropes

The note highlights lively spring scenes with boys playing marbles and tops while girls jump rope, as baseball fans grow restless awaiting the season.

East Bench irrigation district approved for Beaverhead county

The state irrigation commission approves East Bench Irrigation district project No. 8 in Beaverhead county with 23 500 irrigable acres. Plans call for a 113 foot dam on Grasshopper creek and 50 mile main canal plus 45 miles of laterals to supply 25 000 acre feet of storage. Bond issue to cover costs estimated at 1 014 000 with total project cost 780 000 dollars. Construction work planned to start this summer with contracts bid this fall.

Grasshopper Creek Public Survey Commission Beaverhead River Beaverhead Canyon Beaverhead Rock Butte Post

Shelton gets three year sentence for clothing theft

Ed Shelton smiled as Judge Smith sentenced him to one to three years at hard labor after pleading guilty to a district court burglary. Arrested Sunday by Railroad Detective C. B. Mosher in Lima, he wore stolen suit remnants from a bunk car then admitted guilt and declined an attorney, insisting he understood the charge.

Ed Shelton Smith Shelton Lima C. B. Mosher William Mallory R. L. Poe Dillon

Piano Contest Decides Local Winner Ahead of Big Timber Event

Daisy Moran captured first place in a Friday piano contest, earning a spot in the Big Timber contest. Mary Emily Elliott took second and Marjorie Williams finished third. Judges were Mrs Tello Mrs Eugene Bond and Mrs Alfred Cashmore. George B Conway visited town from the Hecla mines reporting favorable camp prospects.

Big Timber Daisy Moran Mary Emily Elliott Marjorie Williams Tello Eugene Bond Alfred Cashmore George B. Conway Hecla

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