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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1927

Page

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President Coolidge Western Vacation and Challenges

President Coolidge plans a West coast vacation after many invitations, driving from Kansas City to Seattle and San Diego with stops for fishing. The article also notes a direct US Germany cable, the Hindenburg reply, a dinosaur exhibit, Egyptology mummies, and a Supreme Court voting rights ruling in Texas. It cites economic, scientific, and political topics including domes, diamond imports, and bee commentators.

President Coolidge West Kansas City Seattle San Diego United States Germany Coolidge Hindenburg Kaiser Europe

Tribune Poll Opens National Vote On 1928 Presidential Nominees

The Tribune joins 2,000 weekly papers to run a national and local straw poll on presidential nominees for both parties. Readers can vote via the printed ballot and mail it to the Tribune office for inclusion in weekly local results and a national tally from the Autocaster Service in New York.

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Out of quarantine parsonage fumigated after scarlet fever

The Baptist parsonage under scarlet fever quarantine was fumigated and released Wednesday. Inmates were discharged from quarantine following the fumigation and clearance.

Auction Sale Tuesday at Lou Gilman Ranch

Stone and Gilman will auction livestock and farm equipment at the Fairview ranch four miles north of Dillon starting 10 o'clock Tuesday morning March 29. The sale includes 50 dairy cows two purebred bulls 30 young dairy stock ten work horses and assorted machinery including milking gear engine boiler dairy equipment feed mills silage cutter hay baler loader and more. Lunch at noon. Luther S. Smith is auctioneer.

Stone & Gilman Fairview Ranch Dillon Louis Gilman Luther S. Smith

Tribune Calendar Keeps March Busy With Lectures And Balls

The Tribune Calendar lists events through March 30 including film showings at the Hartwig with Priscilla Dean and Richard Dix, group meetings at IOOF and Mason halls, a WBA dance, Rotary luncheon at the Andrus hotel, Camp Fire Girls activities, and an April Fool dance hosted by the high school B club at city hall.

The Tribune Priscilla Dean the Hartwig I. O F. Hall Harry Langdon Masonichalk Dait's Hall Richard Dix Hartwig Odd Fellows C. F. Hall Lillian Gish Methodist Church Rotary Andrus Hotel Camp Fire City Hall

Oil Rig Assembly Under Way Near Frying Pan Basin

Interest grows as Slagenbarth Greene property in Frying Pan basin nears first drill. Casper crew arrived recently and laid foundation timbers. heavy equipment arriving, site buzzing with activity. A drilling team will soon join from Casper to begin operation and locals flocked to watch the evolving scene.

Slagenbarth- Greene Frying’ Pan Basin Casper Wyo L. F. Sonntag Dillon

Dillon Flower Show Planned for August

A Dillon Rotary committee headed by Dr. S. E. Davis met at the Sugar Bowl cafe to report on a proposed flower show. The panel favored holding the show in the last week of August with about 50 prizes for best flowers and will seek aid from local civic groups as the Rotary club provides the initial framework and coordination. Members include L. K. Adams John Somers H. M. Brundage and A. T. Peterson.

8S. E. Davis Dillon Rotary Club Sugar Bowl Cafe L. K. Adams John Somers H. M. Brundage A. T. Peterson Rotary Club Davis Rotary Roscoe Cornell T. E. Gilbert Dillon Club Butte C. W. Grantley Terry J. E. Monroe

Hartwig and Sullivan Farm Sale Near North Idaho Street

Hartwig and Sullivan announce a Saturday March 26 auction at the Sullivan Bros livery barn North Idaho Street selling a miscellaneous collection of farm implements and household goods. Luther S. Smith will conduct the sale starting at 1 o clock. Items include plows discs harness a binder and drill cream separator wagons gang plows fanning mill potato digger and more in good condition with exceptional bargains expected.

Sullivan Bros North Idaho Luther S. Smith

Birth of George James McLaren at home

Mr and Mrs John McLaren welcome a 10 pound baby boy named George James born March 22 at their home.

John McLaren George James

Christiansen Purchase Murray Ranch Near City

Mr and Mrs Otto J Christiansen bought the old Murray Ranch five miles north of the city from T J Mulaney for about 15000 The former owner was the late Senator J P Murray The property includes a handsome residence and productive land suited for hay grain or stock raising The Christiansens plan a club house and private party catering near the proposed golf course site

Otto J. Christiansen C. C. Newman T. J Mulaney J. P. Murray

High School to Send Eight to Music Contest

Beaverhead county will be well represented at the state music meet in Livingston April 1 and 2. Eight students will form a violin quartet and an instrumental trio, with Grace Ewing Kenneth Wheat Edgar Booger Frederick Crouse and Hallie Stephens on piano. Helen Hoffman Clyde Sewell and Kenneth Wheat comprise the trio. Mrs Elmo Jaquette Scott and Ralph Madden will attend the state meeting of music teachers before the state meet and Mrs Scott will contribute songs to the program.

Beaverhead County Livingston Grace Ewing Kenneth Wheat Edgar Booger Frederick Crouse Hallie Stephens Helen Hoffman Clyde Sewell Elmo Jaquette Scott Ralph Mc ¥Adden Normal College Scott

Dillon Hosts Two Day Flower Show at Metlen Building

The community plans a two day flower and vegetable show with first second and third ribbons. If the Metlen building on Idaho street is vacant it will serve as the display venue. Local leaders praise flower and garden culture and urge broad community support.

Metlen Idaho Street Dillon

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