Warren and Breyer Tie The Knot In Mackay Ceremony
A marriage license was issued Wednesday morning to William H. Warren and Margaret Breyer of Mackay Idaho. Judge George Opp performed the ceremony. Mrs Mary Davidson, visiting her daughter Mrs C B Taylor for about ten days, plans to return to Jardine.
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William H. Warren
Margaret Breyer
Mackay
Idaho
George Opp
Mary Davidson
C. B. Taylor
Jardine, Wednesay
Local Happenings Include Gist Hospitalization and School Moves
Duke Gist remains largely bedbound and was taken to a Butte hospital for treatment, accompanied by his daughter Mary and Geo. W. Dart. Albert Dullenty returns to Dillon for summer from Rudyard where he taught. Miss Mary Gist returns home after teaching in Twin Bridges. Isaac Edinger of Divide attends to business in Dillon. George Wolfe travels to Wyoming for business. Mr and Mrs Jake Neidt of Jackson visit Dillon. Ralph Tattersall handles Helena business. Will Barry returns from southern California. Miss Margaret Reese, Glasgow teacher, home for summer and reengaged for next school year. The Tribune is always first.
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Duke Gist
Butte
Mr. Gist
Mary
Geo. W. Dart
Mary Gist
Twin Bridges
Margaret Reese
Glasgow
Miss Reese
No Formal Memorial Day Observed in Dillon
Dillon will have no formal observance of Memorial Day though the local American Legion post will decorate veterans graves at Mountain View cemetery in the morning. Stores and businesses will close for the holiday while many residents plan trips.
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Dillon
American Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
Notice to Boy Scouts at Camp Turner Friday night
All boys who are scouts are asked to attend Camp Turner Friday night May 27 with their dads and some cats. Scout Executive Alan Dayton of Silver Bow council will be in Dillon to answer questions about scouting and help plan the summer camp. All scouts must arrive by 7 p.m. by order of the scout master.
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Camp
Turner
Alan Dayton
Silver Bow Council
Dillon
Big boxing event set in Lima on June 11
Beav erhead County fans anticipate a May Legion promoted boxing card in Lima on June 11. 29 three minute rounds feature Dempsey of Helena vs Ball of Pocatello in the main 12 round bout, with Roe of Butte and Stone of Anaconda in a six round semi. Curtain raiser pits Battling Maler against Battling Kraabel.
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Beaverhead County
Lima
American Legion
J. S. Butner
Dempsey
Helena
Ball
Pocatello
Dillon
Ernie Roe
Butte
Kid Stone
Anaconda
Butner
Young Gorman
Young Boze
Young Downing
Battling Maler
Battling Kraabel
Rotary Birthday Event Planned for Dillon Club
The Dillon Rotary club held a Wednesday meeting with duets by Dorothy Hirschman Winnifred Frogge and a dance by Mayme Marzetta all from Normal College. Dr S E Davis announced a July 2 anniversary banquet marking the club's fifth year. Frank Eliel said city stores and offices would close Memorial Day. District Governor-elect Frank Hazelbaker spoke briefly. W B Hartwig urged support for Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association plan to add rearing ponds this summer.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Dorothy Hirschman
Winnifred Frogge
Mayme Marzetta
The
Normal College
S. E. Davis
Dillon Club
Frank Eliel
Frank Hazelbaker
W. B. Hartwig
Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association
Cattle Movement Drives Big Eastbound Shipment
Miller Development Co starts a last big drive of about 400 head for shipment east. Late shipment brought a dime at Denver. Sam Robinson sells 3800 stockers mainly cows and calves to Carl Huntley. Huntley buys smaller lots. Jorgen Jorgenson drives killers to Hansen Packing Co. Robinson buys fat cows and cut-back steers for Butte market and ships prime veal. Harmann and Shau demeyer of Dillon with Inabnit of Jackson lease Trail Creek irrigation project for pasture.
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Miller Development Co
Denver
Sam Robinson
Carl Huntley
Mgr. Huntley
Jorgen Jorgenson
Hansen Packing Co
Butte
John W. Harmann
L. G. Shaudemeyer
Dillon
John
Beaverhead High School Alumni Dance Chooses Amber and Violet
The Beaverhead county high school graduation class 1927 held an alumni dance Tuesday at city hall. About 45 students were inducted into the association amid decorations in dark amber and violet and music by Pegram's orchestra.
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Beaverhead County High School
City Hall
Pegram
Severe storm hits area with heavy rain hail and outages
One of the year's heaviest storms struck Thursday night with intense lightning and a two hour blackout. Roads flooded and property damage minimal. Snow fell in hills and mountains while lines from Sheridan were knocked out.
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Sheridan
Lambra
Legion Drive Boosts Beaverhead Post Members
Beaverhead post of the American Legion wired state headquarters Monday evening reporting a 100 percent membership rise with 35 new members added during the week long drive. The drive runs through Thursday as posts statewide push to reach 100 ex service men in Beaverhead. The Monday total stood at 75.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Beaverhead High Graduation Sees Diplomas Granted
Beaverhead High School held its commencement with the reading of the class will and prophecies, a keynote on democracy and education by Prof. Edmund L. Freeman, and diplomas conferred by Pearl I. Smith. The program featured a vocal sextet, an instrumental trio, and a procession led by Principal A. I. Peterson.
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Rosemary King
Lester Kurtz
Elizabeth Sorensen
Alden Mast
Florence Nedrow
Dora’ Nelson
Regina Reiber
Dorothy Rouse
Julia Selway
Walter Selway
Elizabeth Smith
Ralph I. Smith
Clyde Sewell
Joe Sprinkle
Arthur F. Stultz
Wilbur S. Tash
Frank Thibadeau
Olive May Trolinger
Kerneth Wheat
Bernard Whitworth
Edgar Williams
David Williams
Jack
Poppy Sale Promotes Memorial Day Support
American Legion posts globally sell poppies to aid needy veterans and their families with proceeds going to hospitalized ex service members. There is no fixed price. wear a poppy on Memorial Day and contribute what you can. The Dillon American Legion Auxiliary will conduct the annual sale.
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American Legion
Flanders Fields
Flandersfield
American Legion Auxiliary
Dillon
Excavations Progress at Poindexter Block Site
From the Tribune May 29 1886 notes ongoing excavations for the Poindexter block. Also mentions a Montana girl calling her suitor a mugwump after he flirts with another, Paul promoting bicycles inspiring boys to try the new big-wheeled device. Local calls for alley cleanup and Sunday closings by many Dillon firms.
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the Tribune
Poindexter
Montana
T. Paul
Frank E. Foote
Mrs. Foote
Idaho
Dillon
Escape at county jail by sawing cage and wall
Six prisoners escaped this morning from the county jail by sawing through the steel cage and digging through a brick wall. Bloodhounds were sent to track the fugitives. In other notes, Montana sheepmen set six cents per head for this year’s shearings, Cr C Barnett reports snow up to 20 feet in Centennial valley, and the county courthouse is being wired for electric lights.
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the Tribune
Montana
Cr. C. Barnett
Centennial Valley
City Water Reservoir Bids Advertised this Week
Seventeen graduates of the State Normal College were granted life certificates by the state board of education. J. H. Gilbert and Albert Stamm returned this week from an extended visit in California.
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the Tribune
State Normal College
State Board of Education
J. H. Gilbert
Albert Stamm
California
July Fourth Celebration Plans Spark in Local Area
Carl Taylor nears full recovery from illness as Dillon designs the biggest July Fourth celebration this region has seen with plans underway for events and festivities.
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Carl Taylor
Dillon
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HAT Shop
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mgr
Tribune Book Store
Albert Dullenty
Rudyard
Isaac Edinger
Divide
George Wolfe
Wyoming
Jake Neidt of
Jackson
Ralph Tattersall
Tattersall’s
Will Barry
Southen
Miss Jacobs
Chicago
Bond’s
Pjartwig Theatre
Doris Costello
Harlan Warner Bros
Messenger
Rotary
Gliel S
Pagge
Beaverhead High
Poppy Sale
Stamm’s
ST. Rose's Catholic Church
S. Atlantic and
Sebree
F. X. Lescivier
Jos. C. Smith
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Seattle
KOMO
T. D. Olmsted
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