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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1917

Page

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Water highest in nine years across Beaverhead valley

Forester warned of floods, and now Beaverhead and surrounding valleys report highest water in nine years. Beams of roads submerged, bridges washed out, homes endangered, and rail lines paused as snowmelt and warm weather push rivers higher. Mrs. John S. Baker travels east for a two month visit.

Beaverhead Boulder Yellowstone Dillon Clark Canyon Sage Creek Horse Prairie Creek Armstead Gilmore & Pittsburg

Mrs Mary Stevens Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Mary Stevens died last Sunday morning at Curtis hospital after a brief illness. The funeral was held Tuesday at St Rose Catholic Church with interment in Mountain View cemetery. She was native to Missouri, about forty, and moved to Montana as a child, living in Beaverhead county most of her life. She married Joseph Stevens in 1899, who died about two years ago, and leaves six orphaned children, five sisters, and two brothers.

Mary Stevens Curtis Hospital St. Rose Catholic Church Mountain View Missouri Montana Beaverhead County Joseph Stevens James Lennox

Colwell Starr Dies in California at 79

Colwell F. Starr died April 30 at his brother W. R. Starr’s home in Santa Paula California. Born December 7 1871 near Mansfield Ohio he moved to Montana in 1896 and spent most of his years in Grasshopper valley Beaverhead County. He leaves a mother a sister and multiple siblings in Montana Ohio and Oklahoma.

the Tribune Colwell F. Starr W. R. Starr Santa Paula California Mansfield Ohio Montana Grasshopper Valley Beaverhead County Mary Starr Louella Oswalt BE. E. Starr Augusta Barr Bedrock Oklahoma S. M. Starr Polaris Dora Hoerning R. L. Holmes Dillon

Many New Buildings Rise This Summer In City

Construction surges in Dillon and surrounding area with the $100,000 Andrus hotel underway. New bonds grocery addition and lumber company buildings join numerous private residences from North Pacific to South Rife streets. Several homes near the Normal college and elsewhere signal a busy summer of building and business.

Bond Grocery Company New Lumber Company D. W. Erwin North Pacific Street John Neil Jay Holtz Normal College R. E. Foster North Washington Street Sigard Road Dakota Street Mr. Shoemaker

Auto Crash Near Town Injures Several

A Sunday evening accident near town involving a new Ford touring car injured Bud McGrath Patsy Odi and Bird. McGrath suffered a broken hip while Odi endured multiple injuries including five broken ribs and internal damage, Bird had minor injuries.

Bud McGrath Patsy Odi McGrath Bird Argenta Odi

Beaverhead State Bank Opens in Dillon with Grand Opening

The Beaverhead State Bank of Dillon will open Monday May 21 with a reception from 2 to 9 PM in the Dillon Implement building on Idaho Street across from the Hartwig theatre. Local stockholders and officers will greet the public as a new $50,000 capital bank joins three existing Dillon banks and the town’s growing economy.

Beaverhead State Bank of Dillon Financial Institution Dillon Implement Idaho Street New Hartwig Theatre Beaverhead State Bank G. T. Paul C. W. Hudson Frank Landon Jerry H. Sharpe Joe Fuller H. C. Smith Geo. W. Lovell R. R. Rathbone J. H. Barrett Hans Anderson B. H. Paul Smith McKnight T. J. Mulaney Isaac Edinger Edmund J. Callaway R. W. Boone R. 8. Nutt State Bank of Dillon Security State Bank Beaverhead County

Growth of banking houses Mirrors Country Development

The increase in the number of banking houses reflects natural growth of business and aligns with the country’s broad development across all sectors.

Robes and Blankets Stolen From Autos at Circus

Thieves struck autos parked near the circus entrance Tuesday evening stealing robes blankets tires and tools. A colored man was taken into custody with a robe but the owner was not located. Property has not been recovered despite efforts.

County intends prison labor on roads to repay county expenses

Sheriff Wyman plans to set able bodied male prisoners to work on Dillon area county roads during summer. The program aims to guard against vagrants while forcing unwilling workers to labor for the county with stern diet and no parole from idleness.

Wyman Dillon

Visiting National Parks In Montana Glance

The Tribune publishes maps and rules for Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks. Auto access differs by park with Glacier open 7 to 9 and a $1 entrance. Yellowstone opens June 20 with a $7.50 fee. Obtain official circulars from the National Parks Service for full details.

the Tribune Montana National Parks Service Washington, D. C Glacier National Park Yellowstone National Park

Beaverhead County High School Prepares 19th Graduation Class

Nineteen students will graduate this year from Beaverhead County High School. Six boys and six girls are serving or listed among the graduates, with leaders and officers named. Commencement events run May 27 through June 2 including baccalaureate, class day, alumni reunion, commencement, and the Junior prom.

Beaverhead County . Ie Beaverhead County Second Montana Regiment United States Army Great Falls Dewey Cashmore J. T. Ross Voorhies Paddock George McFarlin Joe Yuen Claudius Davis Mildred Elliott Celesta Young Methodist Church

Dillon Public School Graduation Address by Chancellor Elliott

Chancellor HE C Elliott will deliver the commencement address to Dillon Public School’s graduating class of twenty-two members on Friday June 1.

Huott-Coming HE. C. Elliott Dillon Public School

Roads Open for Auto Travel Across State Highways

Auto travel resumes on Montana highways for the first time since last fall as most state roads and valley routes recover from high water. Traffic from Kalispell to Idaho and California to the east has been observed, with Butte a growing stopover point and car counts to be registered at Montana Auto Supply and local garages to estimate through-traffic.

Butte Kalispell Idaho California Montana Auto Supply Company

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