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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Dell Lloyd
J. Burgess
Carl
Olson
Chuck
Ivy
Pheasant
Ray Conger
Archie Green
Charles Deputy
Hugh Clark
Monte Kamps
Oswald O’brien
Roy Torkelson
Craig Olsen
Don Smith
James Kipp
Norman Grant
Carl Olsen
William Newton
Jim Womack
Joe Fuller
Bud Campbell
Ben Davis
Art Watkins
Floyd Vandegrift
Francis Gibbons
William Tait
John Wedum
Jack Temple
Fred Chapman
Bill Monger
Jack McLaren
Alan Bradley
Milton Bourassa
Edwin Buck
Lou Larsen
William Burreson
Bob Harrison
Art Bay
Walter Jones
Tom McGovern
Gerald Wadsworth
Richard Evans
Larry Holloran
George Chism
T. W. Sargent
Ronald Bassett
Lawrence Dilly
Alfred Bay
Bruce Waters
Vincent Gibbons
Palmer Grant
Ted Dodge
Swen Larsen
Harold Wheelbarger
Carl Davis
Ralph Davis
Lloyd Davis
Bill Davis
Alfred Kamps
Glen Walters
William Walters
Paul Stahl, Jr
O. T. Vandegrift
Charles Johnson
Francis Ferko
J. E. Kelley
Eliel
Joe Rife
Burnice Farrell
Dave Aitken
William Straugh
Fred Rife
George Aitken
Ernest Good
Charles Sckulich
William George
Dave Williams
Schultz
Lew Brundage
Frank Bayerd
Dave Hier
Home Makers
Dillon, Montana
Ke Yy
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leonard
A. Schulz
Plaintiffs
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Commissioner of the
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Thos. F. Corbally
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