District Court Term Nears Close With Two Civil Trials Remaining
May term civil docket includes David Evans v Sabina Bighorn and William Kennison v Albert Anderson awaiting trial. A verdict awarded against Faureka Haltoney in Callow v Haltoney, with $450 plus interest. Heirship hearing in Sacher estate continued. Lynn Schell represented heirs. Jack White convicted of liquor possession, 90 days and $500 fine. Felt v Boston Montana Mining opens for $700 claim. Forest Bayerd named head water commissioner for Beaverhead river with new and assistant commissioners assigned to river segments. An additional northern river commissioner to be named north of the Point of Rocks.
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District Court
David Evans
Sabina Bighorn
William Kennison
Albert Anderson
Joseph Callow
Faureka Haltoney
Rodgers
Henry Sacher
Lynn J. Schell
Sparta
Wis
T. J. Mulaney
E. O. Selway
Jack White
Agnes Moore Opp
Eugene Miller
J. T. Striet
Frank B
Boston-Montana Mining Corporation
Forest Bayerd
Beaverhead
Frank Ryburn
Elmer Gordon
J. E. David
Jesse Ditty
Ryburn
Dillon
Ditty
Barratts
Gordon
Armstead
David
Lima
Point of Rocks
Disabled American Veterans leader visits Dillon on tour
John W. Mahan national commander of the Disabled American Veterans arrives in Dillon on a tour to inspect hospitals and local chapters. He unveils the Schumann Heink Foundation of 750000 dollars to fund the DAV and plans ten city stops including Montana appearances in Billings July 4 and Butte July 7. He departs Helena for Billings then Denver en route to the Atlantic national convention June 21-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erans
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead
Legion
Commander Mahan
Schumann-Heink
Los Angeles
Billings
Butte
Mahan
Helena
Denver
Atlantic
Mexican laborer arrested and fined under alien gun law
Mexican laborer Tom Anilas was arrested near Melrose by Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price. He was arraigned before Judge Phillips, pleaded guilty to possessing a weapon contrary to the alien gun law, and fined 50 dollars, to serve per diem at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Anilas
Melrose
Charles Price
Dillon
Phillips
Illustration on proper sheep shearing from government experts
The Tribune announces a special page 11 illustration from the Bureau of Animal Husbandry showing essential pointers for sheep shearing. The image was secured by special request as an instructive guide for sheepherders and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
The
Beaverhead County Tops in Montana Educational Stats
A Montana Taxpayer's association survey places Beaverhead County high in school measures with 50 schools costing 628 S47 total, 12 577 per school, and 134 per pupil. Enrolment reached 1 448 in 1925, while Montana overall shows stronger per pupil investment and favorable comparisons to other western states.
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Montana Taxpayer’s Association
Beaverhead County
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
California
Colorado
Washington
Arizona
Nevada
Treasure
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
New Mexico
Wyoming
Insurance Men Travel to Convention in Large Bus
A large, fully equipped bus carrying Banker's Life insurance men from Salt Lake and Ogden arrived in Dillon last Saturday, resumed to Helena on Sunday, and returned Tuesday noon to Salt Lake. The party, including several women, attended a company convention in Helena. Travel averaged over 35 mph, with the bus featuring card tables and roomy seating for 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Helena
Salt Lake
Banker's Life Insurance
Ogden
Wisdom club to host convention delegates Saturday
Elaborate plans are in place for the Wisdom Women's club to entertain delegates attending the semi annual County Federation convention next Saturday. Delegates from the Parent-Teacher association the Shakespeare club Delphian society of Dillon and the Women's clubs of Wise River Jackson Melrose and Lima will attend with plans for a business program and social activities. They will depart Dillon to arrive before 11 o'clock for the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom Women’s Club
County Federation
Parent-Teacher Association
Shakespeare Club
Delphian Society of
Dillon
Women’s Clubs
Wise River
Jackson
Melrose
Lima
Shefers Arrive in Dillon for Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs John H Shefer who spent the winter in Seattle arrived in Dillon this week and will spend a part of the summer in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Shefer
Seattle
Dillon
Graduation Week Highlights And Senior Class Program
Commencement week outlines May events at the high school with senior class play The Scarecrow May 21 to 23, baccalaureate May 24, orchestra recital May 25, alumni dance May 26, and graduation May 27. The program lists processional and recessional, awards, speeches by notable figures, and a full class roster featuring Ballard, Knudsen, Innes, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Loft
Presbyterian Church
L. A. Gregory’s High School
H. S. Auditorium
Dillmont Park
High School
War trophies secured for state normal
A notable display of World War trophies sits in Hughes and McCaleb’s window and will move to the Normal college later. Beaverhead post guardian Commander James McCollum secured German and Austrian weapons and gear captured by American forces in October 1918 for the college exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes & McCaleb
Normal College
Legion
Beaverhead
James McCollum
Mrs. A. W. Butts Visit With Granddaughter at Foote Home
Mrs. A. W. Butts and her small granddaughter spent several days this week visiting at the F. I. Foote home. They were joined by Misses Emma and Fanny Butts and Messrs Cyril Varcoe and Walter Crase who then went on to Red Rock for a short stay at the Eph Peterson ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Butts
Butte
F. I. Foote
Dillon
Emma
Fanny Butts
Cyril Varcoe
Walter Crase
Red Rock
Eph Peterson
Display of Training School Work May 28
An exhibit of students work at the training school will be shown next Friday May 28 in the afternoon and evening. Visitors will tour rooms guided by pupil pilots while samples from home science art and manual training and other grades are displayed. A Prof L A Gregory band open air concert and a reception close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gregory
Mary Baker
Alice Schlier
Ethel Hoffman
Edith Crandell
Ella Free
Genevive Albertson
Automobile Deaths Compare To War Casualties
The Stewart Warner Safety Council reports that for every fatality from motor vehicle crashes at least 28 accidents are recorded. Minor injuries and nerves from crashes are not counted. Annual auto deaths rival Great War casualties, over a third as many killed, with injuries nearly triple prior wartime wounded totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart-Warner Safety Council For
Bus Schedule Changes to Meet Butte Trains
The Dillon to Butte bus schedule is advanced half an hour to 7:00 am from 7:30 am to connect with east and west trains at Milwaukee depot in Butte and with Wisdom bus line at Divide. Bus leaves Butte at 5:00 pm and arrives Dillon at 8:15 pm. Keith Lloyd drives the vehicle with offices at Red Star garage in Dillon and Grand hotel in Butte.
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Milwaukee
Butte
Wisdom
Divide
Miss Beaverhead
Dillon
Jackson
Salmon
C. M. & St. Paul
Keith Lloyd
Red Star
Andrus
Metlen
Grand Hotel
Leggatt
Finlen
Tribune
State linked by 67 bus lines under Montana law
Montana bus and freight lines total 67 licensed operators as of May 1, linking large parts of the state by regular routes. The routes run mainly north and south with long intercity journeys from Whitefish to Dillon and beyond, including lines from Williston to Baker and others stretching across multiple counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
R. I McLaren
Montana Railroad Commission
Whitefish
Flathead County
Butte
Dillon
Sheridan
Salmon
Idaho
Polson
Darby
H. A. Chase Company
Missoula
Williston
N.D
Baker, Mont
Wallspell
Ravalli
Kiln
Hot Springs
Plains
Somers
Big Fork
Big Blackfoot
Clearwater
Rumble Creek
Hamilton
Ovando
Drummond
Darkyard
Phillipsburg
Divide
Jackson
Mont
Ralston
Wisdom
Bainville
Dare
N. D
Sidney
Glendive
Wibaux
Beach
Jordan
Broadus
Miles City
Lewistown
Wilder
Roy
Valentine
Winnett
Laurel
Roundup
Billings
Wilsall
Jardine
Livingston
Pyle Family Heads to Ranch After Dillon Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pyle and their two daughters left Dillon Saturday for their Polaris area ranch. Mr. Pyle received medical treatment for his eyes during their stay in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew.Pyle
Polaris
Dillon
Mr. Pyle
Conditions Ideal For Anglers This Season
Beaverhead county foresees a strong fishing season with sunny weather and low water. Rivers run so low that dead fish may line the banks if conditions worsen. Holes north of town hold suckers white fish and some trout but lack of water and food threatens the sport. Residents discuss relief measures though the outlook remains large and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Auto Stage Line From Butte to Salmon Begins
A daily auto stage line will start next Monday, running Butte Wisdom Gibbonsville Salmon with 8 am departures from both ends. Hans Laueson, veteran Montana stageman, operates the service using an 18 passenger car, connecting at Wisdom and Divide with Dillon stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Salmon
Wisdom
Gibbonsville
Hans Laueson
Montana
Dillon
Salmon Auto Stage
Divide
Lauesen
Salmon Herald
Boys Day Held At Dillment Park Rotary Outing Named
Rotary club announces National Boys Day activities to be held next Wednesday at Dillment Park. Coach Hollister leads a sports program with Gregory band in attendance and a picnic lunch to close the afternoon. Rev. F L Lesehner presided at the meeting as musical selections by a quartet including Dr W H Stephan Lawrence Price A T Peterson and Jack Rees were performed with violin and piano accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillment Park
Rotary Club
Coach Hollister
Gregory Band
FL OX. Lesehner
W. H. Stephan
Lawrence Price
A. T. Peterson
Jack Rees
Stephan
Dan Henneberry
A. Gashmore
Grant J. Finch
Miss Annabel Desmond Pledged for Pentralia Honor
Miss Annabel Desmond of Missoula completing her final year at the state university has been chosen as one of eight senior women students for Pentralia, an honorary sorority for active advancement of the school. A banquet Saturday at the Florence hotel will initiate new members and Desmond will respond to the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Desmond
State University At
Missoula
Pentralia
Florence Hotel
Desmond
Fire Siren Short Circuit Triggers Afternoon Alarm
A wiring short in the city fire siren caused an alarm shortly after 1 pm on Thursday. High winds may have caused the wires to touch. The fire department rushed to the scene, climbed poles and contacted the telephone office while seeking the cause. The defect was eventually located.
Visit of Rev. Veit to Gelhaus Home
Rev. Father Veit of Salmon Idaho was a guest at the John J Gelhaus home here before part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Veit
Salmon, Idaho
John J. Gelhaus
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John W. Mahan
Price
Avrockerer
Louise Clerc
New York
Miss Clerc
M. H. A. March
Wenden
Winetas
Helen Catherine Ballard Rey
Carl Knudsen Prin, A. T. Peterson R
Leonard Innes
McKinley
W. E. Maddock
University of Montana
Carlton
J. N. Gilbert
Renses Board of Trustees
Recessional
Eee
Helen Catherine Ballard
Nelen C. Ballard
Marvin Bidstrup
Dorothy Blinn
Jane Boone
Laverne Brown
Tom Clemon
Wanda Cochran
Anthony Connelley
Richard Cosgrove
Elda Crowley
Joe Cullen
Mildred Curnutt
Mae Davis
Ruthford Dunn Vella Farmer Wallace Forsgren
Walter Foster Tuth Gelhaus
Madeline Guidier Berlin Gordon Albert Hansen
Fern Henderson Leotallughes
Edith Trusted
Wendell Jardine
Dollie Lacey Lee Martinell
Rath Norris
Emily Olsen
William Orr
U. S
Woo
Daugherty
Harry M Daugherty
American Metal Products Co
Emory Buckner
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