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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1926

Page

4

Dillon M. W. A's Win First League Game

First league game won by Dillon M. W. A's. Highlights include Foster with a two-base hit and Fusler with a three-base hit. Bases left on: Dillon 2, Twin Bridges 2. Notable plays include Deputy unassisted double play and Murray to Deputy. Pitchers Taylor 16 strikeouts, Hancock 7, Tedrow 1. Umpire McCullough.

Foster Fusler Dillon Murray Glennon Taylor Hancock Tedrow McCullough Dillon Modern Woodmen Twin Bridges Burrell Hooper Invaders Whalen Murray Hooper Pat Moe Paul Vandegrift Fuller T. Bridges Ruppel Thompson Gould Frazier Davis Hiller Jones Bose Gest Bigham B. Bosolo

Northwestern College Names New Editor for Scrawl

Jack Leimert of Dillon is chosen editor of Scrawl the Northwestern University Evanston campus literary magazine. He is a junior in liberal arts and Beta Theta Pi member, selected by the student publications board led by Dr. Ward V Evans. The appointment honors a rising literary talent from Montana and ties to a statewide Montana club of prominent university students.

Jack Leimert Dillon Scrawl Northwestern University Evanston I. Mgr Leimert Beta Theta Pi Tribune Ward V. Evans Montana Fulks Northwestern Boss Ents Montana Enis Commonwealth

Decoration Day Service at Presbyterian Church

Next Sunday a Decoration Day service will be held at the Presbyterian Church. The pastor will speak on Life Through Death after the morning service, followed by a congregational meeting.

Fire at Colwell house drives residents to night clothes

A blaze was found around 11 o clock Friday night in the Colwell residence occupied by Ma and Mrs Adamd McFrederick. The fire spread rapidly and forced the occupants to flee in night clothing as the roof collapsed and a basket of clean clothes waved from the danger.

Colwell House Adamd McFrederick

Smiths Award Silver Cup to Peterson at Lima Commencement

The silver loving cup offered by Mr. and Mrs. Smith for the Lima high school athlete most responsible for athletic success this year was awarded to Laurence Peterson by a vote of the high school boys. The cup presentation will occur at commencement.

Real Estate Transfers May 22 1926 Beaverhead Abstract Co

From the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending May 22 1926. Real estate transfers are listed with grantees grantors and parcel descriptions as recorded by the Beaverhead firm.

The Beaverhead Abstract Company

Land Transfers Including Big Hole and Black Tail Deer Creek

United States grants list several allotments: 640 acres on Black Tail Deer Creek to Wilson Watt, 360 acres in Big Hole basin to Morton J Robinson, 480 acres near Barretts to James O Melton, a Dillon area tract from Jens Peterson and wife to Matt Kasin, 480 acres in Horse Prairie valley from R R Miller and wife to State Bank of Dillon, and 40 acres in Big Hole basin from Bengt Gustaf Johanson and wife of Sweden to John N Anderson.

United States of America Wilson Watt Black Tail Deer Creek Morton J. Robinson Big Hole Basin Jens Peterson Matt Kasin Dillon R. R. Miller State Bank of Horse Prairie Valley Bengt Gustaf Johanson Sweden John N. Anderson

Richardsons Sell 1740 Acres in Centennial Valley

T H Richardson and his wife convey 1740 acres in Centennial valley to Walter W Hulee. Hurley Leach transfers 400 acres on Black Tail Deer creek to J F Wiksdal.

T. H. Richardson Walter W. Hulee Centennial Valley Hurley Leach J. F. Wiksdal Black Tail Deer Creek

Keas Transfers 640 Acres in Big Hole Basin to Davis

Arthur M. Keas and his wife convey 640 acres located in the Big Hole basin to Andrew J. Davis. The deed notes the property rights transfer and records the transaction between the named parties.

Arthur M. Keas Andrew J. Davis Big Hole Basin

Orvis Willard Smith Family to Security Bank Interest

State Bank of Dillon holds 640 acres on Dillon east bench in a land transfer to Orvis Willard Smith and wife. An order confirms a resolution defining irrigable area of the East Bench Irrigation District.

Orvis Willard Smith State Bank of Dillon Dillon East Bench

Hatchery Nears Completion at Libby State Site

Denton plans an oil test well on Arrow Creek bench as a drilling project proceeds alongside the Libby State fish hatchery nearing completion.

Libby—State Denton Arrow Creek

Training School Girls Hold Track Meet Friday

The training school girls hosted a Friday track meet on school grounds directed by Miss Margaret Ulry. Events included 50 yard dash discus baseball throw potato race and relay races with four groups and total scores led by group three with 50 points and 6B scoring 50.

Margaret Ulry Normal College Newcomb

Reichle News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and School Closure

May 26 Reichle notes include Foley couple’s cinema outing in Butte, Martha Buhrer returning from Toston, cattle moved to Moose Creek, and visits from Dillon residents. Barrett hospital Staff nurse Louise Buhrer ill, John Waters and others in town. Butte fishermen report limits. Reichle families enjoy local fishing trip. Reichle school closed last Friday. Finnegan to vacation at Cliff Lake.

M. Buhrer Dillon Louise Buhrer Barrett Hospital Reichle Finnegan Cliff Lake

Melrose visitors in Dillion last week noted

Among the Melrose visitors in Dillion last week were RR L Slater George Vance John MacIvor and Jack Dean.

Dillon RR. L. Slater George Vance John MacIvor Jack Dean

Court actions report foreclosure and multiple trials

Friday saw a foreclosure judgment issued by Judge H G Rodgers against the Canfield ranch mortgage for Galena National Bank. Frank B Felt won a $325 jury verdict in Felt vs Boston Montana Mining Corp. Evans vs Fighorn drew long trial time with about 20 witnesses and Melrose residents testifying. no verdict at press time. Kenison vs Anderson being tried with federal district judge Bourquin noted for returning to private practice. W B Rhoades of Hurd & Rhoades linked with Kenison defense. other firm roles described among Helena and Great Falls attorneys.

H. G. Rodgers Galena National Bank of Canfield Ranch Big Hole D.C. Warren Hildebrand Evans Fighorn Lamb Poore Butte Plaintff Gilbert McFadden Melrose Carl Rasch Gunn, Rasch and Hall Helena Gilbert Gilbert and Kenison Anderson U. “St Montana Bourquin W. B. Rhoades Hurd & Rhoades Great Falls John Collins Bob Robinson Rhoades Havre Chateau

Two Couples Married in Local Methodist Service

John Ray Cook of Lehigh Utah and Hazel Fisher of Blackfoot Idaho wed last Friday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Carl Knudsen officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Hanson of Blackfoot. Earlier that day Lauchlan J McDonald and Mabel Stamper, Lima residents, were also married by Rev. Knudsen and will reside in Lima. Missoula a Milwaukee railroad has built half of new Blackfoot logging line.

John Ray Cook Lehigh Utah Hazel Fisher Blackfoot Idaho Carl Knudsen R. E. Hanson Knudsen Lauchlan J.mcdonald Mabel Stamper Lima

Eureka Road Crews Repair Yank Hill Libby Troy Highways

Road crews in Eureka work on Yank Hill highway and Libby Troy road repairs. Workers focus on paving and safety, with traffic managed at the sites.

Eureka Yank Hill Libby- Troy Road

Work begins on new 45090 dollar facility project

Strain garage in Maxville initiates construction of a 100 ton flotation ore mill for the local mining operation. The project cost is reported at 45090 dollars and represents a significant investment in regional ore processing capacity.

Great Falls Maxville Company

Humorous Tale Of A Populist Bid For Governorship

A theater anecdote describes a candidate facing discouragement from Oklahoma's governor after a friend's defeat. The rival's campaign expenditures are listed in exaggerated, satirical counts across diverse activities ranging from kissing babies to attending religious and social groups, ending with the candidate's defeat.

Oklahoma

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