Dillon News Roundup from March 29 1889
The Odd Fellows plan their first meeting in a new hall described as elegant and commodious. The grand jury will convene next week and local conduct is noted as unusually strict. Governor B F White’s nomination is confirmed. a public reception follows with honors to White and supporters. A fire narrowly avoided in the Metlen block, a 16 pound cutthroat trout attracts attention, and mounting work proceeds for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Odd Fellows of
Dillon
Grand Jury
Tribune Extra
Senate
B. F. White
Montana
Joe C. Metlen
Low UC. Iyarig
GQ. Ik, Lewis
Odo Klemm
Halliday
Adolph Buch
Helrs
Nels Nelson
Sherman Hughes
Metlen
W. M. ,Stone
Electric Light
Fred Oliver
Labor unions threaten May Day eight hour strike
The piece notes imminent May Day labor actions in major cities, with eight hours of work and ten hours of pay proposed as signs of improving times. It mentions local events including a mask ball planned for April 2 and various scattered community notices about people and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayrats of
Tiythias
Dines Saver
Costus
Mine
VioMtose Ie Tober Paige
Oil well renewal spurs Beaverhead Alberta project
Renewed interest arose in the Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas company oil well as reports from the March 29 1918 Tribune note growing activity and potential development efforts revived by local investors and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil and Gas Company
Sun
Prison population shifts at Deer Lodge adjust slightly
Deer Lodge records show a slight drop of two inmates in the month while Warden T. Bergstrom received 87 new guests and 39 were dismissed, reflecting net change in the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
T. §. Bergstrom
Capitol Court Faces Cash Relief Payments Dispute
The Montana Supreme Court will hear April 2 arguments to settle county versus state farm relief payment methods. James Wilson of Great Falls seeks cash relief checks from Cascade County, challenging the current disbursement checks. Cross bids for Sidney irrigation units in Missoula and other actions draw state water board attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
James Wilson
Great Falls
Cascade County Commission
Sidney
Midhhand County
State Water Storage Commission
Parole Board Grants First Offenders and Discharges
Last week the state parole board approved the first offenders and discharges for other convicts. The state board of examiners authorized lease of 6,880 acres in Gallatin county for Montana state agricultural experiment stations to pasture sheep flocks for 10 years. First welfare funding of 190,000 dollars was transferred from the state auditor to the Welfare board to cover part of the current year’s expenses, with 390,000 for old age assistance and 50,000 for general relief. Dr. Lewis F. Downs of Billings was appointed to the state board of chiropractic examiners for a three-year term by Governor Roy Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ayers
Saul
Wees Ruvedse Parker
Bowman
State Board of Bail Insurance
Parker
Missoula
Bowmen
Hardin
State Parole Board
State Board of Examiners
Montana
State Agricultural Experiment Stations
Gallatin County
State Board of Welfare
Welfare Board
Lewis F. Downs
Billings
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Downs
Butte Police Radio Network Aids Library Disturbance
Butte Montana police activated the first short wave radio Friday to respond to a disturbance at the public library. Officers sped to the scene to apprehend the noisy youths, showcasing the new crime fighting tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Moentana
Bergene Named Saco School Superintendent
I T Bergene formerly of North Dakota accepted the job to succeed Harry Ross as Saco superintendent of schools in Montana. Ross, former Montana Education Association president and deposed Saco leader, steps down.
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Saco, Mont
U.P
I. T. Bergene
North Dakota
Saco
Harry Ross
Montana Education Association
Baptist Aid To Meet Thursday Evening
The Baptist Lacies Aid will meet Thursday evening at theoltage with a supper at 6 45 for all friends members and husbands. Committee in charge of the dinner includes Mrs Robert Greave Mrs Marl Fair nipairs Arthur Cemintl and Mrs Mr Milter. Mr and Mrs Elmer Selway of Horse Prairie visited relatives in Ljill on Tuesday.
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Baptist Lacies Aid
Theoltage
Robert Greave
Marl Fairnipairs
Arthur Cemintl
Mr. Milter
Mrs
Elmer Selway
Horse Prairie
Ljill
The MARCH OF TIME Reorganization Plan for Budget Reform
The article outlines a reform plan assigning auditing to a new Auditor General and separating spending from auditing under a Joint Congressional Committee on Public Accounts. It proposes a Department of Welfare housing agencies like WPA and NYA and a National Resources Planning Board with presidential hiring powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duutes
Bureau of the Budget
Secretary of the Treasury
Auditor General
Joint
Congressional Committee On Public Accounts
Department of Welfare
WPA
National Youth Administration
Social Security Board
National ‘Resources Planning Board
Senate fights over civil service reforms end with narrow votes
The debate over the civil service bill continued as amendments failed. An amendment to keep the civil service under a three man commission failed 50 to 38, and a move requiring congressional approval for presidential changes failed 43 to 39. By week’s end the main battles remained over striking the Comptroller General’s office and excluding agencies from presidential change, with administration supporters optimistic after two early victories.
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Joe Robinson
South Carolina
Jimmy Byrnes
Senate
Civil Service Administration
Congress
United States shifts stance on Austrian annexation and peace
Secretary Hull and Secretary Hawley respond to Hitler's Austria annexation, signaling de facto U S recognition of changes, warning against lawless aggression and stressing peace through armed readiness and cooperative effort while avoiding world policing.
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Washington
U. & State Department
Europe
Hitler
Austria
U. S
Berlin
Hull
United States
Haw
Jis
Estate sale order in Dillon Montana court
In Beaverhead County Montana the public administrator seeks an order to sell all real property of the estate of Lindsay Pupilims deceased. The petition requests a private sale of the Original Townsite Dillon property with described fractions and tracts. A court appearance is set for April 1 1958 at 7 o clock with publication in the Dillon Tribune for two weeks.
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District Court OF
FIETL
Montana
Beaverhead
Lindeey
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Dyametes and Hounds
Sprites Street
Pacific Street
Helena Street
Spruce Street
Devinntines
Melena
Dilton, Montane
Elorck A. Amy
Dillion Tribune
Norman Giles
Helena
State Board of Pardons
J. A. Ross
Perey Notte
Neutrality debate and estate notice appear in Dillon column
Columnist Walter Lippmann notes a shift in American attitude toward war and neutrality after recent Hull remarks as Congress weighs repeal of the Neutrality Act. Also published is a creditors notice in Beaverhead County for the estate of Mary A. Skavdahl, administrated by Ethel McCaleb with claims due within ten months.
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Charles Horn
Hernby
Uuavles
Helne
Gatd
Dillon
Bedtverherd
Patel
Helien
Isabel Lorn
U. S
Hull
Walter Lippmann
Republic
United States
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Mary A. Skavdahl
Mary A. Bond
Same victim same scheme hits Deer Lodge cafe
In Livingston Montana on March 21 P H Lovell languished in jail as deputies chased a repeat scammer. Three years earlier Lovell sold advertising menu covers to J F Bowman of Busy Bee cafe in Deer Lodge and allegedly left with the money. He returned to Deer Lodge last week and fled when Bowman appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
U.P
P. H. Lovell
Lovell
J. F. Bowman
Deer Lodge
Busy Bee
Notice for Public Sale and Land Claim Filing in Montana
Department of the Interior with the Great Falls land office published a notice that Orrie E Nyhart of Twin Bridges Montana filed intention to prove up a stock raising homestead entry in Section 4 Township 5 Range 7 West Montana meridian. The proof is to be in Dillon on April 4 1938 with witnesses Charles E Whitney Harry Phfeil Karl J Nyhart and Jord L Nyhart all residents of Twin Bridges Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Orrie E. Nyhart
Twin Bridges
Montana Meridian
F. A. Havelbaker
Dillon
Charles E. Whitney
Harry Phfeil
Karl J. Nyhart
Jord L. Nyhart
Notice of Sale of Mining Property in Beaverhead County
Public administrator of Beaverhead County Montana will sell at private sale to the highest bidder all rights and title of the Fred J. Gibson estate in the Suffield Lode Mining Claim Bannack District Beaverhead County Montana. Bids after April 9 1958 at John Collins law offices in Mainchester Book Ditton Montana. One half cash and one half credit to be paid. 10 percent bid deposit required. Dated March 31 1998.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Fred J. Gibson
Monetana
Bannack
Heaverhead
John Collins
Ditton
Monana
Amd
Marcel
Prani GC Mel Aten
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Albert Erickson
Jou
National
American Press Association
Trirune
Soseutico
Hafei
Wiiei Oat
Inny Py Dawson
Dahl
Buur
James Qeuigstan
York City
Lofgland
Mear
Dillon Business Mar
Capitol
United Press
EK. Toomey
State Land Office
Toomey
Peleschents
I. M. Brandford
Howauers
Lockwood Brown
State Water Conservation Board
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Minerva M. Bennett
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Frank Petitivone
Ruth
Fort McPherson
Baptist Aid
Helus Fimre
Manuel Namenéto
State Bank OF Wisdom of Wisdom
Menu
State Superintendent of Banks of
A & SO
Ally Rit
SERRE
Uthe Wendin
Conchion
Weil Ulcuulle Capital
Harold ,Capehart
Absvenamed Bank
Department State Board OF Pardons
Warrison J. Freebourn
John, J. Toles
Sam W. Mitchell
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ethel McCaleb
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