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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1929

Page

5

Prominent Big Hole Basin rancher Soren P Nelson dies

Soren P Nelson died after a paralytic stroke on Thursday evening. Born in Denmark 58 years ago, he founded a ranch in the Big Hole basin before 1900 and became a leading cattle rancher. Survived by widow Lena Hirschey, daughters Mrs Phil Murphy and Mrs Herman Peterson of Jackson, son Fred Nelson of the Big Hole, and brother Nels Nelson of Deer Lodge. Funeral held in Jackson with Masonic rites, burial in Jackson Cemetery.

Big Hole Basin Soren P. Nelson Denmark America Lena Hirschey Phil Murphy Herman Peterson Jackson Fred Nelson the Big Hole Nels ‘Nelson Deer Lodge Masonic Lodge Nelson

Two Men Sentenced andremanded to Prison This Morning

Nicholas Chabez and Frank Kurdecke were taken to Deer Lodge by Undersheriff Carl Hartwig and Deputy Crosby after being sentenced in the district court. Chabez pleaded guilty to manslaughter for July 18 wounds that killed Pablo Forres and Juan Romero, and received a ten year state prison term. Kurdecke was found guilty of assault in the second degree and sentenced to one year in the state prison.

Nicholas Chabez Frank Kurdecke Deer Lodge Carl Hartwig Alex .Crosby Auto Chabez Kurdecke Pablo Forres Juan Romero H. G. Rodgers

Series of Fall Dinner Parties Ends With Bridge Night

A sequence of dinners and evening bridge parties closed Thursday at Mrs. Charles R. Price’s West Side home. Hosts included Mrs. Walter Stamm and Mrs. T. Lee McCracken. Scores varied across evenings with Mrs. Romersa, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Kinch, Mrs. Newnes, Mrs. Emerick, Mrs. Graeter, Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Collins earning high or consolation placements. Autumn blooms and Halloween colors decorated the Price residence for six-table games.

Charles R. Price West Side Walter Stamm T. Lee McCracken Price W. J. Romersa D. A. Sullivan H. M. Kinch J. T. Newnes B. W. Emerick W. A. Graeter Ernest Orr John Collins Hallowe’en

Junior High Parade Promised On Main Street Saturday

Estellan Thompson invites the community to attend the junior high school parade on Saturday November 2 on Main Street. The event promises many activities of interest to children and families.

Main Street Estellan Thompson

Local Social and Business Notes From Dillon Area

Mrs J C Wall visited in Butte Tuesday. George B Conway spent the week in Dillon from Hecla. Ras Hansen of Armstead attended to business in Dillon. Miss Martha Salee teaches at Armstead spent the weekend in Dillon. Mrs Martin C Jackson and Mrs Merton Fullerton of Jackson were in town Tuesday. E W Smith visitors from Donovan Ranch Wednesday. J M Neidt of Jackson spending a few days in the city on business. Methodist choir rehearsal tonight at 7 30 with Mrs York directing. Mrs McCaleb of Salmon City visiting with son Hugh McCaleb. All Saints Day Holy Communion at St James Episcopal church at 10. Mr and Mrs H R Paddock of Bannack depart for California for winter. P E McCollum of Butte, Pure Food Stores GM, in Dillon on business. W J Hartwig of Helena for Hartwig theatre opening. L G Sperry of Centennial valley returned to Monida after visiting. Late W Atha of Mackay Idaho and Della Duane of Portland married last Thursday. John A Reddington and Nellie McLaughlin of Leadore married yesterday at court house. Mr and Mrs George Metlen received word of birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Warner Metlen of San Francisco. New COD packages installed at post office by Henry Deutsch. big safe moved by Clyde Scott and Frank Blair and others. Mrs B F White, Miss Carolyn White, Emrys White and son left for Santa Ana California.

Hartwig theatre vitaphone opens Dillon crowd shouts

Large crowds attend two performances as Hartwig theatre debuts Western Electric vitaphone system. Paris Bound named as next sound film with high class releases planned, including The Singing Fool and Coquette. Local residents Roscoe Cornell family, Mrs. Warren Murray, and others noted.

Hartwig Dillon Ee W. B. Hartwig Paris al Jolson Mary Pickford

Ranch youth on stock judging team heads to Portland show

Lee Martinell of Dell travels with the State College stock judging team to compete at the International livestock show in Portland. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E M Martinell, prominent local ranchers who earlier sent him to high school in Dillon.

Lee Martinell E. M. Martinell Dell State College Portland Lee Dillon

Mrs Moe Reports Alums Meet Plans for Dillon Unit

Mrs O K Moe president of the Normal college alumni reports the Greater Montana Alumni meeting in Butte as highly successful. She says plans were made to organize a Dillon unit of the state alumni organization.

O. K. Moe Butte Greater Alumni Association of Montana

Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a $250 reward for conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for conviction of any camp robber. The notice invites public cooperation to deter thefts and protect livestock in the forest region.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association

Troublesome Night Coughs Guide Sleep Relief

A cough that brings up mucus is helpful as it clears air passages. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound combines pine tar honey and cough ingredients to loosen mucus, ease the cough, and promote restful sleep. No opiates, mildly laxative. For sale by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.

Foley Geo. M. Gosman Potts Adv

Stephenson Passenger On Afternoon Train After Wife's Surgery

W. E. Stephenson rode the afternoon train to Butte after his wife Mrs. Stephenson underwent an operation at a Butte hospital earlier that morning.

W. E. Stephenson Butte

Chester Gilbert Called to Butte as Son Injured in Auto Crash

Chester Gilbert was summoned to Butte on Wednesday while his son Budge remained in serious condition after an automobile accident Sunday evening. The report notes Budge Gilbert was injured and condition worsening.

Chester Gilbert Butte Budge

Mrs Kate Murphy Leads Local Deer Hunt With Buck Trophy

In this county the Union News branch manager Mrs Kate Murphy is the sole woman to bag a deer this season. She hunted with her husband in the Bloody Dick area last Sunday and took a three point buck, the only game secured by the party.

Kate Murphy Union News Company

Northside Country Club Meet Set at Ranch Home

The Northside Country Club will gather at the ranch home of Mrs. Ned Saunders on the afternoon of November 5 for a 1 30 dinner.

Northside Country Club Ned Saunders

Kalispell Man Weds Dillon Woman at Meeds Home

Thomas Singleton of Kalispell and Mrs. Margaret Meeds of Dillon were married Sunday night at 9 30 by Rev. R O Shannon of the First Baptist church. The ceremony occurred at the home of David Meeds, Mrs. Singleton's stepson.

Thomas Singleton Kalispell Margaret Meeds Dillon R. 0. Shannon First Baptist Church David Meeds Singleton

Armistice day dance takes center stage in Beaverhead post plan

Beaverhead post will hold the Armistice day dance on November 11 as the main event. A football game between the Normal Bulldogs and University of Montana Freshmen at the athletic park in the afternoon is expected to draw large crowds. Legion members gathered at city hall with Commander Paddock presiding. E. W. Bond was named to arrange the dance and Joe Jacques will oversee the event.

Beaverhead Post Bulldogs University of Montana Athletic Park Paddock E. W. Bond Joe Jacques

Risley Deputy State Examiner Leaves City

B A Risley deputy state examiner who has spent several weeks in the city left Tuesday afternoon for the eastern part of the state.

B. A. Risley

Bozeman Missoula Football Result Sparks Big Call Volume

After the game last Saturday, Terry Browning's received many calls about the score 14 to 12 in favor of Bozeman. Bluey Cruz answered the inquiries as residents, including women and children, expressed thanks. One caller, unknown by name, muttered Go to h I, likely a friendly Indian upset about Missoula losing.

Bozeman Missoula Terry Browning Bluey Cruz H—I

Death of World War veteran Charles Tash reported

George Tash received a telegram Monday announcing the death of his nephew Charles Tash a World War veteran from Alliance Nebraska. He died from effects of gas encountered in action. Charles was son of R E Tash Alliance district judge for 23 years.

George Tash Charles Tash R. E. Tash Alliance Neb

Ten Penny Carnival Promises Prizes For All Players

The Junior High announces a Ten Penny Carnival game named Ten Penny. Players pay ten cents and every participant wins a prize, reflecting a fair, square approach to the arcade style activity.

Mrs Albers Hosts Jolly Pinochle Club Meeting

Mrs Christine Albers entertained the Jolly Pinochle club at her ranch home last Saturday evening with a sumptuous dinner served to about 20 guests. An enjoyable session at cards followed.

Christine Albers Jolly Pinochle Club

Reward offered for cattle theft on regional ranges

A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail ranges. Report evidence to W. C. Orr sheriff.

Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock Black Tail W. C. Orr

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. P. Nelson Tribune Bookstore J. C. Wall George B. Conway Hecla Ras Hansen Armstead Martha Salee Martin C. Jackson Merton Fullerton E. W. Smith Donovan, Ranch J. M. Neidt. of City York Mrs. McCaleb Salmon City Hugh McCaleb St. James Episcopal Church H. R. Paddock of Bannack California P. E. McCollum Pure Food W. J. Hartwig Helena Sound Pictures Hartwig Theatre L. G. Sperry Centennial Valley Monida W. Atha Mackay Idaho Della Duane Ore F. X. Leschner St. Rose Catholic Church John A. Reddington Nellie McLaughlin Leadore Opp Court House George Metlen Warner Metlen San Francisco Henry Deutsch Clyde Scott Frank Blair B. F. White Carolyn White Emrys White Emrys, Jr Santa Ana Calif White Excellent Pictures Roscoe Cornell Roscoe, Jr Houston Texas Mrs. Warren Murray T. J. Call of Ennis Neta Bowman Waggoner, Ill Mrs. A. M. LaDue Sheridan Mrs. Fraces Foster W. V. Grimes Entre Nous Bridge Club J. E. Selway Grant Leroy Gilbert John Brundage Evan Burrell Salmon J. W. Burrell A Dillon Diana Armstrong Marshall Field & Company George Miller Carl B. Taylor Hereford Wisdom, Mont Park Davis & Co Mont Mrs. Albers
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