Many Dillon Residents Seen in Nearby Towns
Dillon residents and visitors appear in neighboring towns for shopping business and social events. Names include Miss Mary K Sands Mrs L C Henderson Jeff Cox George A Miller J L Sumter Jorgen Jorgenson Arthur R Yorgenson Eugene Molleur Rose K Brandt Verena Vance and many others. Attendees at the Junior prom include Paul Judges Farmer Smith Clarence Decker Spencer Paterson Elmer Selivay Tom Yost and Matthew Telin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Judges
Farmer Smith
Missoula
Clarence Decker
Spencer Paterson
Bozeman
Elmer Selivay
Horse Prairie
John Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Tom Yost
Armstead
Matthew Telin
Blaine
Dr. R. D. Currys new offices in Telephone block
An advertisement notes Dr. R. D. Curry has moved to new offices located in the Telephone block with the phone listed as 55.
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R. D. Curry
Great Falls Anaconda Company Smelters Employ 2200
The Great Falls Anaconda company operates smelters employing about 2,200 men at the site, reflecting large regional industrial activity and steady labor use in the metal sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls—Anaconda Company
Farmers to plant more approved seed seed in Bozeman area
Bozeman Montana farmers plan a larger share of approved pure seed planting this year than before. Cut Bank Great Northern expands and re equ ips engine roundhouse to support increased rail operations.
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Bozeman
Montana
Great Northern
Polaris School Closes With Indoor Picnic and Party
May 7 marked the Polaris school closing. A indoor picnic featured decorated cakes salads and ice cream with Mill Point patrons and many families attending. The afternoon included races for children adults and a dance later in the evening with music by Mr Beal and performances by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Mill Point School
Ramona Quackenbush
Virginia Gray
Violet Dixon
Beryl Harrison
Lucille Harrison
Virginia Dixon
Russell Gray
Hair style debate stirs domestic remarks
A fragment shows a playful exchange about hair styling with a wife asserting her husband hasn't forbidden a bob yet, sparking light domestic banter and social norms talk.
Atkeson Dairy Advertises Local Delivery Service
Milk cream butter and buttermilk delivered to any part of the city. Phone 81R1. Patronage solicited.
State Banking Laws Move Toward Uniformity and Stronger Oversight
A survey by the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association notes progress toward uniform state banking laws and stronger supervision. It calls for depoliticizing the bank commissioner role, higher capital requirements, and broader powers to regulate insolvent banks, while reporting a decline in momentum for state guaranty of deposits with Oklahoma and South Dakota repealing or distancing from such laws.
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New York
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Frank W. Simonds
Simemonds
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Texas
Montana
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Bankers Establish $500000 Education Endowment
A fund of $500,000 to endow scholarships and research in economics in American colleges was established by the American Bankers Association for its Golden Anniversary. Half the total comes from the association, the American Institute of Banking, and bankers. the other half from state bankers’ quotas. The ABA added $50,000 from reserves while the Institute subscribed $25,000. Many bankers contributed $5,000, $2,500 and $1,000 each nationwide.
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American Bankers Association
American Institute of Banking
Association
Nation's 1925 meat consumption tally shows high output
A 1925 statement from the National Livestock and Meat Board reports a total live stock head count near 68 294 297 with cattle calves sheep and lambs major portions. The average American diet neared half a pound of meat daily with beef veal and lamb up while pork declined amid hog shortages. More veal consumption marks a historical peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
National Livestock , and Meat Board
Howe
Notice for public publication of stock-raising entry
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana issues notice that Zolla E. Clark of Grant Montana has filed intent to prove up a stock-raising homestead claim for parcels in township 9S range 14W P M Meridian. The three year proof is to be made before U S Commissioner F A Hazel baker at Dillon Montana on June 19 1926 with witnesses Thomas Wentworth Roy Stocker Harry L Clark and Victor Waldemar all of Grant Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Zolla E. Clark
Grant
Helena
P. M
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
Thomas Wentworth
Roy Stocker
Harry L. Clark
Victor Waldemar
Dillons Church Announces Sermons and Events
The Knights Templar will attend the Methodist church next Sunday at 11 opening the series of Christian Citizenship talks with Modern Crusaders for Christ. Prof Robert Clark will speak at 7:30 on The Psychology of Christian Citizenship. Hazel Kingsley shares Poland experiences, and Epworth League plans an outing May 14 at 1 pm with hike and picnic by the river.
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Knights Templar
Robert Clark
Normal College
Hazel Kingsley
Poland
Epworth League
Grading begins on Billings Harden road via Coburn
Montana ranks fourth in hydroelectric power production. The Hamilton Big Hole Divide hill opened April 28 for travel, three weeks earlier than ever before. Shelby Fulton Oil secures a gusher on Byrne lease, oil spouting 100 feet high. Culbertson Great Northern lines rail to alloy dust using oil fuel to control cinders.
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Hamilton
Big Hole Divide Hill
Shelby—Fulton Oil Company
Byrne
Culbertson
Great Northern
First Presbyterian Church Service Listed
Ernest I Loft is named as pastor at the First Presbyterian Church with church details shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest I. Loft
The Church Sermon and High School Commencement
The pastor expounds The Church's Obligation and Opportunities at 11 o clock Sunday May 16. There is no evening service until fall. May 23 hosts Beaverhead County High School bac calaureate with graduates and faculty in attendance. The Open Door is the sermon theme. Graduation seen as a commencement.
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Beaverhead County High School
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Mary K. Sands
Butte
L. C. Henderson
Hazelbaker
A. A. Schroeder
William Sweeney
Pell
Jeff Cox
Our City
Mon- RY
Twinridges
George A. Miller
Norris
J. L. Sumter
Mcjracken’s
Jorgen Jorgenson
Arthur R. Yorgenson
Eugene Molleur
Melrose
Hake
John C. Peterson
Dell
Sage Creek
Carl Darnutzey
McHessor Creek
N. J. Voelker
Spencer, Ida
Rose K. Brandt
Selena
Alice Roe
Verena Vance
Sunny
Sevral
T the Murray Hospital
Tribune Look
Yusehold
Tatterall
Roy Ward
H. H. Bates
Dale Metlen
Nicholas Adders
Reichle
Mike Stefanitz
Mae C. Stocker
Bart McMenemey of
Richard Maier
Alf Decker
J. E. Morse
Ike Rice
Francis Barrett
Lester Rice
Sheridan
Emily Welcome
Argenta
Harry Andrus
Wilma Colfer
Mary Schoenborn
Three Forks
Frank Birrer
Quarter Circle Ten Ranch
George Rice
Monida
W. B. Hartwig
Bert A. Haskins
Mabel M. Hall
Salmon
Ida
Edgar Rife
Billie Ann
Lee Tower
Mrs
Elmer Selway
Tattersall’s
Centennial Valley
ACME
Beaverhead Lumber CO
T. D. Olmsted
Representative
NEW York Life Insurance CO
Life Insurance
Endowment Insurance
Salt” ‘Lake
W. S. Tash
Big Hole
George Pyle
Frank Marchesseau
Ted “Marchesseau
Ross Nay
George Harrison
George Judge
Wilbur Tash
D. L
Ramona. Quackenbush
Alex Silachn
Stanley Starr, Jr
Atkeson Dairy
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Mont
Eclipse of
Amaizo
Dillon Church
Methodist Church
Carl Knudsen
Billings-Hardin Road
Coburn
the Tribune
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
RHE Bank OF Strength and Service
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