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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

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Dillon to Form Chamber of Commerce Under City Bureau

A twelve member committee in Dillon agrees to contract with the American City Bureau to organize a local chamber of commerce. Speakers P L Wills and Dr John A Donovan outline bureau methods, stressing professional guidance to avoid common organizational pitfalls and ensure success.

Chamber OF Commerce American City Bureau Dillon Security State Bank Bureau P. L. Wills Butte John A. Donovan Butte Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Elliott University of Montana Normal College Beaverhead Wills

Death summons Finley R Wynes after long Beaverhead residence

Finley R Wynes of Beaverhead county died at his Kentucky avenue home after a year of poor health. He was born June 15 1862 in Beverly Ohio and lived in Bannack Dillona and Jackson before settling in Dillona in 1914. He is survived by his wife and three children Hazel Wesley Norman. The funeral was held at the family home with Baptist pastor Rev George McDougall and Redmen lodge rites at Mountain View cemetery.

Finley R. Wynes Beaverhead County Kentucky Avenue George E. Teeters Bannack Beverly Ohio Dillona George HK. Teeters Miss Hazel Wesley Norman Retimen Lodge Society Jackson George McDougall The Baptist Church Redmen Lodge Mountain View

Easter Pageant at First Baptist on March 27 1921

The Bible School meets at 10:00 a.m. on Easter Sunday with a special pageant The Ever Living Christ at 11:00 a.m. The pageant features realistic costumes and a well drilled cast for an inspirational Easter service. Pastor Geo MacDougall.

Bible School Christ Geo. MacDougall

Dillmont Candy Co Changes Hands in Dillon

The Best Candy Company is succeeded by Harry J. Geer and John W. Camey as Dillmont Candy Co. The plant will resume next Monday under new ownership. Renovations add equipment to produce chocolates for Montana Idaho Wyoming and Utah markets. Geer brings years of candy making and has led the factory’s special chocolate brands.

Best Candy Company Harry J. Geer John W. Camey Dillmont Candy Co Dillon Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah Dillmont Chocolates Harry Geer Dillmont Candy Company

Beaverhead Buckaroos Stage Miniature Wild West Show

Beaverhead cowboys known to Pow Wow attendees staged a Sunday show at the fair grounds. Despite few riders, the performance drew a large crowd with real riding feats. Participants included Phil Lyons, Charles Durning, Charles Lloyd, Jack O’Keefe, Kid Grace, and Art Granny Gruchay. They plan a tour from Anaconda to Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, Billings, and other Montana cities before heading east.

Fair Grounds Phil Lyons Charles Durning Dillon Charles Lloyd Jack O’keefe Anaconda Butte Missoula Great Falls Billings Montana

Old Prospector Teeters Dies in Bannack Pneumonia

George E K Teeters of Bannack died from a pneumonia attack last Sunday before a Dillon physician arrived. A Bannack resident for nearly 40 years he mined along Grasshopper creek in Marysville days. Born in Magnolia Iowa in 1858 he later ran a Bannack saloon with Finley Wynes until Wynes died recently. Funeral held in Bannack with burial in the local cemetery.

George EK. Teeters Bannack Dillon Ehast Grasshopper Creek Marysville Magnolia Iowa Montana Finley R. Wynes

Government lien to satisfy dry law fine

G P Bowers of Dillon jailed in Silver Bow county for illicit liquor manufacture faces a 99 year lien of $2 048 06 filed by the United States Internal Revenue Bureau. The lien attaches to his property and any future acquisitions until the full amount is paid despite limited asset value.

G P. Bowers Dillon Silver Bow County United States Internal Revenue Bureau Bowers

Woman Suffers Broken Arm from Porch Fall

Mrs Ed Smith fell from her back porch on Wednesday and broke her arm in several places. One fracture runs to the elbow of the same arm previously broken about a year ago.

Ed Smith

Nomination of Trustees at District 10 Caucus

Miss Jean Bishop and Mr. Marshall Field were nominated as trustees for school district 10 at Monday evenings caucus in the training school auditorium. Bishop seeks another term. Field to succeed retiring Hugh L. McCaleb. Election set for Saturday April 2. Margaret Ryburn taken to Butte Monday for appendicitis operation. she is progressing well.

Jean Bishop Marshall Field Training School Miss Bishop Mr. Fields Hugh L. McCaleb Margaret Ryburn R H. Ryburn Butte

Critical Time For Post Band Faces What Next

Dillon residents discuss funding the Ameri can Legion band as city council funding is questioned. The group urges publicity and venue changes to save the band amid possible taps and financial strain.

Dillon American Legion Legion Court House Idaho Street

Beaverhead Post Eyes Elkhorn Camp Plan

Beaverhead Post proposes a permanent army life recreation camp at Elkhorn Hot Springs after accepting an offer from Supervisor John B. Sommers of the Beaverhead National Forest. The plan includes building a government compliant structure with forestry service cooperation and a weekend work party to speed construction. A committee will study initial costs and maintenance and report next meeting.

Beaverhead Hikhorn Legion Sommers T. E. Gilbert R. D. Curry Barney”. Hill Harry Gruener Gosman

Daughter Dead in Telegram Notice

Mrs. Philip Lyon received a telegram reporting her daughter Mrs. Robert Baker of Ashton Idaho had died. Philip Lyon traveled to Ashton to attend the funeral. R F Tattersall is confined to bed with an attack of zumbago.

Philip Lyon Robert Baker Ashton Idaho R. F. Tattersall

Spiering Violinist to Perform in Dillon March 29

New York violinist Theodore Spiering to give a Dillon concert on Tuesday evening March 29. He ranks with Kreisler and Zimbalist and is noted as conductor of symphonies. Trained in Berlin with Joachim, he later served as concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic and leads a growing U S pupil base. His program includes Waves at Play by Grasse and a classic opening sonata. Local musicians commend the event as a treat for music lovers.

Dillon New York Theodore Spiering Kreisler Zimbalist Europe Mr. Spiering Berlin Joachim Maude Powell Theodore Thomas New York Philharmonic Spiering The Musical Courier Mabel Hatch Pauline van de Walker Thurman Gregory Mary Hester Phillips Margaret Poindexter Tello Helen Finch

Missoula Visitor Rev G W Shephard Visits Local Schools

Rev G W Shephard superintendent of the Montana Children's Home Finding Society Missoula district stopped between trains for a visit at local schools. He was formerly pastor of the Baptist church at Billings.

G. W. Shephard Missoula Montana Childrens’ Home Finding Society Rev. Shephard the Baptist Church Billings

Mrs William Pun and Children Visit Bannack

Mrs William Pun and her children spent the week end at Bannack enjoying the historic town and surrounding scenery during a family outing.

William Pun Bannack

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C. C. Thornton C. W. Hudson Fay Erwin C. T. Magnus W. H. Keller T. W. Bennett T. J. Gilbert H. S. Gimble Clara Adams Lee R. Light J. E.monroe Louis Anderson First Baptist Church Candy Factory Dillmont Candy Factory Flanders Field Heler Beaverhead Cowboys Buckaroos McAllister Will Ing. Copeland Legion Band John’ S, McAllister Wise River H. F. Carmen Deaconess William FE. Copeland Copeland John W. Collins Young FE. Hurt Beardslee Monida Elaso Texas al Grauchan Justice Court District Court Legion Post Elkhorn Forestry Service
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