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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1926

Page

10

Local People Seen Around Dillon This Week

Local residents and visitors visited Dillon from nearby towns and ranches. Names include H F Gilbert from Alder, Mrs S E McBride and Mrs S P Nelson from Jackson, George Lasich and Jorgen Jorgenson from Big Hole basin, Ed Kenison and Harry Lapham from Butte and Jackson, Tom Pierce from Grant, C E Peterson from Dell, Dr W J Burns from Sheridan, Andrew Williams from Alder, Frank Marchesseau of Polaris, James E Kelly in Armstead, Alice M Cain from St Anthony, Ida, Anna Bauman from Lima, and Paul Judge from Missoula.

Dillon Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Trips

A roundup of Dillon residents and guests includes Bond visiting friends in Butte, Harry Davis from a Jackson ranch, Mrs. O. M. Best returning from California, Miss Anna Lasich driving to Dillon, and Mary Funk from Sheridan staying with friends. Others travel to Twin Bridges, Salmon Idaho, Helena, Anaconda, Redlands, and Los Angeles. Straw hat day marks May first as fashion returns, with several families motoring to nearby towns for weekends and visits.

Beauty expert returns to Beaverhead county for appointments

George Osterman comes back from San Francisco after a winter away and plans to work at Mrs. Hal West's beauty parlor after May 12. He offers cosmetician services and the latest hairdressing waves. A graduate of Keys and Moogh school of beauty culture in Salt Lake City. Marveilla preparations used. Julia Boetticher.Adv 19-22

George Osterman San Francisco California Beaverhead County Hal West Keys and Moogh School of Beauty Culture Salt Lake City Utah Julia Boetticher

Custer Commemoration at Crow Agency Montana

The article notes a semi centennial anniversary of the Battle of the Little Big Horn to be held next June at Custers field near Crow Agency Montana. Two races will renew pledges for state advancement and harmony between whites and reds.

Big Horn Custer Custer’s Field Crow Agency Montana Little Big Horn National Custer Memorial Association

Plans to Use AI in Public Relations by Major Banking Groups

A public relations initiative by the Public Relations Commission of the American Bankers Association outlines plans to deploy AI powered tools for communications. W R Morehouse reports on the collaboration plan and expected outcomes for member banks.

W.r.,.morehouse American Bankers Association W. R. Morehouse Public Relations Commission American, Bankers Association

Endless chain schemes prey on savers in bold frauds

A historical warning describes promoters using high pressure sales and endless chain scams to drain savers. It cites a self service vending scheme selling $37 million in leases and a hosiery scheme that entices young women with $10 worth of hose for $1, then multiplies losses through coupon chains.

United States Wiley

Rendezvous of Crow Sioux Forging Historic Brotherhood

In a historic rite ending lifelong enmity, Crow and Sioux tribes will pledge brotherhood and bury the tomahawk during the semi centennial observance of Custer’s last stand. The Seventh Cavalry, along with 3,000 Sioux and Cheyennes, will parade from Little Rosebud to the national cemetery and share peace pipes.

Custer Lttle Rosebud Montana Wyoming Dakotas National Cemetery

Forest fires burn millions of acres in recent years

In the last five years wildfires have burned roughly 45 million acres of land with repeated destruction. During the same period timber harvesting has removed about 25 million acres.

Armstead News Highlights May Events and Local Sports

Mrs. John Mullen hosted the B. M. U. group with a delightful luncheon. Merritt Barnes traveled from Rupert Idaho and returned by car. A gravel digger is in operation with daily shipments. Armstead defeated Grant in a Sunday baseball game.

Armstead John Mullen Grant

For Sale Historic Heaters and Furnishings

For sale items include a Great Western heater with pipes a Cole’s hot blast heater with pipes an 80 pound computing scale six display tables 3 by 10 feet one office desk one National cash register one Todd check protector two dressers two washstands. Contact 21 South Washington Street. Adv 19 Tribune 2.50.

Great Western Cole’s National Todd South Washington Street

Tribune Moves Printing To Thursdays For Friday Delivery

The Tribune announces a shift to Thursday printing so subscribers in the county receive the paper on Friday. Correspondents and advertisers must submit copy one day earlier than before.

Tribune

Troy Liberty Metal Company Finds Two New Lead Copper Veins

Industrial survey reports Troy Liberty Metal Company striking two new vein discoveries for lead and copper. Geological team details location, geology, and potential production impact for the region.

Troy—Liberty Metal Company

President Coolidge Speech at Forest Utilization Conference

President Coolidge addressed the National Conference on Forest Product Utilization and stated that a tree saved is a tree grown, emphasizing conservation and sustainable resource use.

Coolidge National Conference of the Utilization of Forest Products

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huber Bros H. F. Gilbert S. E. McBride Butte George Lasich Ed. Kenison Tom Pierce C. E. Peterson Dell S. P. Nelson of Jackson City Jorgen Jorgenson Big Hole Basin Harry Kupfer Spokane Son Anson Baxter Mr. Cooley Salmon Austin Linder Dillon Blaine Lucy Jardine W. J. Burns Sheridan Andrew Williams Alder Mrs Harry Lapham Frank Marchesseau Polaris Our City James E. Kelly Alice M. Cain St Anthony Ida Anna Bauman Lima Henry Thompson Kidd Mary Judge Valma Paul Judge Missoula State University A. Bond Harry Davis 0. M. Best Anna Lasich Twin Bridges Road Mary Funk Mrs. Albert Smith Twin Bridges Silver Star Barkell James Harrison Grasshopper Valley John B. Mayfield Salmon, Ida R. D. Curry Frank Thibodeau Helena George Ashworth Elkhorn Springs Mary Carey of Fannie Cahill This City Earl Fairbanks Anaconda William C. Jenning Melrose Frank B. Felt Los Angeles Mrs. Felt Margaret Roode Argenta Frank Tyre of Alexander Tait Jack Deputy Nora Paddock W. FR. Morehouse Benteen Reno Congress Crow Avenue The Lonatg Cretonnes Armstead News Merritt Barnes Rupert the Tribune Barshaw Cafe
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