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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
4
The Dillon Modern Woodmen handed the Sheridan Vigilantes a 14 to 10 defeat at Sheridan Sunday. The game stayed tight until the seventh inning when Dillon scored seven runs, led by Taylor and Moe in the battery, with Winslow and Moore pitching for Sheridan.
Dillon hosts a county dual track meet with about 150 competitors from rural and grade schools. Jackson and Wisdom tie for county high honors with 22 points each as Dillon wins the Class A triangular with 54, Twin Bridges 44, and Lima 10. Catherine Tadovich Reichle earns girls’ top scoring. Alan Spencer Jackson leads boys.
Beaverhead Sportsmen's association elected Louis Anderson as president with W. E. Stephenson as secretary and Robert Barrett as treasurer. They authorized construction of a two acre rearing pond near Armstead and prepared to fund it through memberships and private donations.
Nyhart wins broad jump at 15 feet for Twin Bridges. Bert Orr earns javelin 86 feet 4 inches for Dillon. Ledebur clears pole vault at 8 feet 4 inches for Dillon. Mery Hansen throws discus 91 feet for Dillon. Relay won by Twin Bridges team.
Forsyth plans eight hundred acres of sugar beets to be planted in the Cartersville district, marking a major crop expansion for the season and signaling strong expected yields for local farmers.
The funeral for Mrs. Winthrop Raymond, who died April 7 1926 at Murray hospital Butte, was held at her Sheridan home with Rev. Franklin Gibson and Rev. R P Skinner officiating. She is survived by son D W Raymond and daughters O H Junod Dellah Raymond and Mary Raymond plus six grandchildren.
Mr Roy Ayers attended the funeral of the late Mrs Raymond. Friends from Virginia City include J F Oakwood and Paulin. Jennings traveled to Dillon to meet Miss Jennings uncle Bert Foster and aunt Mrs Charles Glasser of Weis 1 Ida who were summoned to the bedside of their father Thomas A Foster who is seriously ill.
Sheridan lost to Dillon 14 to 10 in a weekend practice game.
Frank Beehrer moves cattle to Wise river forest reserve on Tuesday while William and Bernard Garrison take cattle to Moose creek range on Wednesday. Catherine Tadovich wins girls’ athletic event. Albert Polish takes first in the Pearl I. Smith spelling contest and second in arithmetic earning a fountain pen.
The Drummey school won the girls relay and Nelson won the boys in a local track meet with events including sprints, relays, high jump, broad jump, and tug of war. Drummey led by 15 points and carried the pennant. A county track meet followed on Saturday May 1 with attendance by Mrs Esther Milles Harriet Schuler Ned Pilgrim and Billie Pilgrim.
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