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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1941

Page

4

Looking Backward from the 1891 Tribune

Tomorrow is decoration day as Steadman post G A R under Benjamin Bond will observe the day at the local cemetery. Mary Shineberger, first child born in Beaverhead County, is noted. council cuts city marshal salary to 75 dollars, lamp duties and health officer role included.

Steadman Post Benjamin Bond Beaverhead McGarvin Brothers William Lovell Edwin Marlow Helena Idaho L. Stahl Golden Era Grace Herndon Bear Creek Alex Pilon Blue Wing

Ban nack Stamp Mill Reopens Under Water Power Boom

A small boom begins in Bannack as Charles Peterson Mike Penaluna and Robert Thomas with others repair and operate the Gibson stamp mill by water power hoping for success. Lima high school holds its first graduation exercises on Friday night. Edith Cashmore returns from Whitehall where she taught this winter. Eighth grade diplomas awarded to Gertrude Metlen Homer Harrison Jennie Ball Henry Melton Wilbur Gilbert Delaware Padley Ray Selway Mabel Selway George Jenkins Robert Selway Rex Hammond May Hanson Ralph Tattergell Carl Price George Lenox Minnie Harrison George Reed Featherly Laura Jenkins Roger Lamont Lottie McIntosh Minnie Streit.

the Tribune Bannack Charles Peterson Mike Penaluna Robert Thomas Gibson Lima High School Edith Cashmore Whitehall Gertrude Metlen Homer Harrison Jennie Ball Henry Melton Wilbur Gilbert Delaware Padley Ray Selway Mabel Selway George Jenkins Robert Selway Rex Hammond May Hanson Ralph Tattergell Carl Price George Lenox Minnie Harrison George Reed Featherly Laura Jenkins Roger Lamont Lottie McIntosh Minnie Streit

Paul elected alderman in first ward as Brock vacancy fills

G T Paul, a popular furniture dealer, is elected unanimously to fill the first ward alderman vacancy created by Brock's resignation. The note highlights rising car ownership with Fred Schuler buying a five passenger Cadillac and George Gray and J E Hollingsworth purchasing Cadillacs. May is described with hopeful verses about changing weather.

the Tribune G. T. Paul Brock Fred Schuler George Gray J. E. Hollingsworth Cadillac Polaris Lovely May

St Rose Guild to Meet at Ranch Home Hostess Co hosts

The St Rose guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the ranch home of Mrs. Carl Hartwig with Mrs. Mary Kenney as co host. Cars will leave the Andrus hotel at 2 30 and those wishing transportation should report there. Numbers and their friends are invited to attend.

St. Rose Guild Carl Hartwig Mary Kenney Andrus

Citizenship Questions for May 21 Observance

Series questions prepared by Rush Jordan cover U S government basics. Items include the pre Constitution plan, the 1789 adoption, four Convention leaders, absent great Americans, five constitutional purposes, and state by state ratification.

Rush Jordan the Normal College United States

Questionnaires dispatched by Beaverhead board

Beav erhead selective service board mailed 62 questionnaires numbered 449 through 512 on Saturday increasing the weekly total to 188. Recipients include Dillon residents Frank J. Stelmachowski John B Jardine Charles A Hall Rayburn R Thompson William R Miller and others in Dillon Wisdom Armstead Silver Star Butte and several listed towns and states.

Frank J. Stelmachowski John B. Jardine Charles A. Hall Rayburn R. Thompson William R. Miller Earl E. Batchelor Ralph G. Smith Lloyd T. Dodd George Lewis Whitworth Walter M. Selway Roscoe E. Lyons Ingvard B. Jensen Leslie L. Montgomery Winnemaca Nev Blackwell R. Bacon Eldon P. Sperry Neil P. Flint Claude Gary Wisdom Marvin W. Bourn Reichle Elmer L. Pilon Argenta Thomas C. Buckingham Seattle John O. Dooling Thomas M. Clemon John O. Peterson Jackson Daniel J. Ball Kodiak Alaska Carl J. Guse Daniel A. Peterson John W. Mulkey Armstead Ross P. Sovereign Martin F. Walsh John W. Lott Dell Francis J. Bjorni Grant Arthur W. Vezina Silver Star Fidel J. Gunty Butte Ray L. Strasburg American Folk Utah Maurice M. Tate Ernest L. Tate Melrose Wilson J. Hubbell John W. Miller Monida William E. Murphy Quincy Edwin W

Night softball opens with Pheasant-Mirror and Safeway clash

The league opens under flood lights with Pheasant-Mirror edging Safeway 9 to 7 as Hignite and Peterson pace Pheas-Mir. McGovern shines for Safeway while O'Donnell and his team show early promise. Winn's defeats Fire Department 17 to 12 with Tait and Newton leading the winners. Umpires include Lanner O'Keefe Stahl.

Gleeds Kipp O’brien Steele Johnson Lloyd Stahl McGahan Burrells League William Ross Jerry McGahan Emil Conger Frank O'Keefe Evan Burrells John Lanner George Gosman Paul Stahl Tom Gilbert Pheasant Mirror Safeway Pheas-Mir Crush" Hignite Irish Wiley Jack O'Donnell McGovern Cornell E. Safeway Larsen T. McGovern Harrison Hignight Peterson J. Lanner F. O’keefe P. Stahl Winn’s Fire Department bin Tait Bill Newton D. Lloyd John Burgess G. Walters Winn F. Vandegrift Newton

Montana Power Hosts Luncheon Promoting Cheaper Electricity

The Montana Power company hosted a luncheon for city electrical dealers where C. J. Burns of Butte outlined a Live Better Electricity is Cheaper campaign launching May 15. Attendees included N. C. Johns Maytag shop H. C. Palmer Coast to Coast Niles Jones Reed's Riteway and others from Dillon firms.

Montana Power Company C. J. Burns Butte N. C. Johns Maytag H. C. Palmer Coast To Coast Niles Jones Reed’s Riteway E. L. Burnes Electric Elmo Winn Winn’s John Selvidge Dillon Furniture C. L. Boyer

Mothers Tea Honors Friends At High School Event

Mothers and friends were honored at a tea Tuesday afternoon in the high school music room. Girls club and Home Economics club hosted with active and incoming presidents presiding at a pink and white tea table. Officers listed include Dorothy Anne Gosman Betty Ann Mussiter Annabelle George and Esther Pahnish. The program featured welcome remarks responses vocal and piano solos reading and performances by the Girls Glee club.

Dorothy Anne Gosman Betty Ann McFadden Mussiter Annabelle George Esther Pahnish Betty Ann Mussiter Ernest Luebben Alice Davis Mary Castles Betty Barry Giovannina Cardinale Girls’ Glee Club

Home Makers Club Meeting in Dillon Hosts Warner and Tash

The Dillon Home Makers club met with Mrs. H. M. Warner on Monday at 2 oclock with Mrs. Wilbur Tash as co host.

Dillon Home Makers H. M. Warner Dtelock Wilbur Tash

Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be Made

Montana district court in Beaverhead County orders all interested parties to appear on May 81 1941 at 10 AM to show cause why the administratrix Sylvia Tate should be granted an order to sell all real property of Hilary Tate deceased. Publication required in Dillon Tribune for two consecutive weeks. Judge Henry G. Rodgers presiding.

Fifth Judicial District State OF Montana Beaverhead van Hilary Tate Sylvia Tate Dillon Tribune Beaverhead County Henry G. Rodgers Gravely Oscar Kruljac Adolph McKnight Smith Sens Rebich George W Rebich Joe Nee Rebich Mike Mike, Jr Reeder Alice State Bank & Trust Co Vica Carrigan Estate Sullivan John Cesse Essc Sersse Board of Directors Water Users Irrigation Company South Montana St Dillon

Notice to creditors and public on estate and land dispute

The notice to creditors lists 10 months to present claims against Bert Orr deceased and names Theodore F. McFadden as administrator in Dillon Montana. A separate summons for publication in Beaverhead County Montana orders unknown defendants to answer a land title suit by Raymond and Winnie Schwartz regarding Lots 9 and 10, Block 22 in Dillon, with court seal dated May 14 1941.

District Court OF Fifth Judicial District State OF Montana Beaverhead Bert Orr Theodore F. McFadden Dillon Byron, Orr District Court OF the Fifth Judicial District Raymond M. Schwartz Winnifred M. Schwartz Poindexter and Orr Norman Giles W. M. Stone

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