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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1928

Page

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Beavers Roll Over Whitehall 64 to 6 in Defining Victory

Beaverhead football team dominated Whitehall at the athletic field last Friday, cruising to a 64 to 6 win. Key players include Little Price and Butner for Dillon with Manlove and Alexander starring for Whitehall.

Lome Athletic Beaverhead Whitehall Beaver Beavers Little Manlove Dillon Price Butner Blair Dansie Mang Love Barnes Alexander Kerr Brundage Banning Kennison Holden Kent Whitworth

Democrats Hold A Series Of Rallies In Montana Counties

The Danville style report notes Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana addressing a full Hartwig theatre in Dillon. Democratic candidates Ben Mallon Sheriff W C Orr James E Kelly May Sprinkle Annie E Nelson Joe Metlen Frank Rife George Metlen attended Wise River Reichle and Grant rallies with speakers Joe McCaffery J L McCarthy and Judge Toole. Free dances accompanied the events as voters gathered statewide last week.

T. J. Walsh Montana Hartwig Theatre Dillon Wise River Ben Mallon Mallon W. C. Orr James E. Kelly May Sprinkle Annie E. Nelson Joe Metlen Frank Rife George Metlen Joe McCaffery Butte Reichle J. L. McCarthy Grant Judge Toole

Austrian Couple Are Married Here

A wedding celebrated last Sunday at the Rebich ranch south of town united Mike Rebich Jr and Miss Katherine Gergurich of Butte in a ceremony by Rev F X Leschner of St Rose church. The event drew many locals from the Austrian colony and followed customary celebrations for several days. The bride, a Mining City resident, and groom, Beaverhead native, will reside on a nearby ranch after the ceremony.

Mike Rebich Mike Rebich Jr Katherine Gergurich Butte F. X. Leschner St. Rose Catholic Church Beaverhead

Hallowe'en Party at Mrs Henry’s on North Pacific Street

Social event held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Norman Henry with hostesses Mrs Henry Mrs J C Wedum and Mrs H L Telford. A dinner of handsome appointments preceded an auction bridge game.

Hallowe’en Norman Henry North Pacific Street Henry J. C. Wedum H. L. Telford Auction Bridge

Bertha Huber Hosts St James Guild Gathering

Miss Bertha Huber entertained St James Guild Thursday afternoon at her home on South Washington street. The event featured members sharing discussions and refreshments in a cordial community gathering.

Bertha Huber St. James Guild South Washington Street

Dixon Carries Hoover's Cause to Voters in Montana

In Helena on Oct 29 Senator Joseph M Dixon Republican vows to back Herbert Hoover and Hoover programs in the race for president and Congress. Dixon cites tariff protection St Lawrence canal farm relief immigration limits and Indian and general Montanan interests while endorsing Hoover and linking local voters to national outcomes.

Helena Bozeman Joseph M. Dixon United States Herbert Hoover Montana Dixon House of Representatives Theodore Roosevelt Hiram Johnson California Frank ©. Lowden Illinois George H. Moses New Hampshire Charles Curtis Hardin House Senate Congress James E. Watson United Indiana United States Senate St. Lawrence Waterway Atlantic Seaboard National Committee St. Lawrence

Honor Roll Toppers at Normal College Training School

Hazel Marsh leads the junior high school honor roll announced by Principal Charles Henry. Helga Anderson is second among 22 named honorees including Elizabeth Wedum, Margaret Rickett, Marie Peck, Charles Crouse, Alice Bates, Lillian Lane, Melbourne Jackson, and others.

Hazel Marsh Normal College Training School Helga Anderson Charles Henry Elizabeth Wedum Margaret Ricketts Marie Peck Charles Crouse Alice Bates Alice Paddock Alice Peterson Lillian Lane Melbourne Jackson Margaret Marsh Evelyn Olson Tom Hartwig Florence Pedrotti Tommy Holtz Lillie Anderson Carla Hanson Harrison Kellum Clarence O’brien Bella Gilbert Ruth Latham

Lima Ledger editor visits city on business

Mrs. Maxine Polk, editress of the Lima Ledger, was a business visitor in the city the latter part of last week.

Maxine Polk The Lima Ledger

Armistice Day Observed With Community Program

Beaverhead Post of the American Legion plans Armistice day events in Dillon. A Monday observance features a program at the training school or city hall with J. B. Cluley in charge, a local address, music, and schoolchildren’s patriotic exercises. A noon luncheon for ex service men is run by D. W. Paddock, a possible football game between Beavers and Teachers, and an evening hall program with fireworks supervised by Lambert Kliel and Jay McCarthy.

D. W. Paddock Beavers George Gosman Lambert Kliel Jay McCarthy

Montana Initiative 82 Seeks Court and Officer Authority

The article urges Montana voters to support Initiative 82 to restore state and local official authority to enforce prohibition laws. It argues federal enforcement is insufficient and cites increased drunkenness and crime after 1926 repeal, noting prior active enforcement and urging a FOR vote on election day.

Montana

Hallowe'en Party At Hunsaker Ranch For Children

Miss Barbara and Master Lee Hunsaker hosted a group of ten children five boys and five girls at their Hallowe'en party on Friday evening at the I. F. Hunsaker ranch home north of the city. They enjoyed games frolics and refreshments.

Barbara Master Lee Hunsaker I. F. Hunsaker

Baldwin's Showcases Sport Flannel Dresses

Baldwin's invites readers to call and view the new sport flannel dresses featured in a fresh arrivals display.

Baldwin’s

Vote for Electors at Head of Ticket

Montana voters will see four presidential electors at the head of each ticket on November 6. For Hoover backers, the four electors pledged to Montana’s slate are Mrs. W. J. Jameson of Billings, Joseph D. Scanlan of Miles City, Dan Whetstone of Cut Bank, and George McCone of Glendive.

Herbert Hoover Alfred E. Smith Montana Hoover Curtis Miles City Dan Whetstone Cut Bank George McCone Glendive

Voters urged to state registry number at polls

Clerk John S. Baker urges voters in the general election to learn their registry number and state it when receiving ballots to speed processing. With ballots longer this year, this change will reduce congestion. Voters are also urged to vote early to avoid last minute rush.

John S. Baker

Louis Anderson Dies in Norway After Long Ranch Career

Louis Anderson a longtime Dillon and Beaverhead county rancher died suddenly at his home in Norway on Sept. 28 after emigrating from Norway to the United States in the 1890s. He led a large stock operation, retired to invest in Dillon property, hunted big game in Alaska and Canada, served on the state game commission and as Dillon alderman, and was farming in Norway at the time of his death.

Dillon Beaverhead County Louis Anderson Norway Mrs. Anderson J. I. Monroe State Bank and Trust Company Mr. Anderson Throndham America Hamilton Ranch Grant Anderson Alaska Canada State Bank State Game Commission

Senator Norbeck Backs Hoover for Presidency

G. O. P. Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota endorses Herbert Hoover for the presidency. He is a leading figure in the Progressive Farm bloc in the Senate whose influence among farmers in his state and neighboring areas is widely recognized by colleagues.

Peter Norbeck South Dakota Herbert Hoover Senate

Airport Ready for Landing of Planes

Dillon moves toward establishing a regular landing site for National Parks Airways mail planes. The SE town airport is completed to meet heavy-landing standards with a 3600 foot runway 1000 feet wide cleared of obstructions. It awaits beacon flood lights weather gear and approval likely in spring for official use.

Dillon Daily Mail National Parks Airways

Miss Mary Yeo Buried in Dillon

Funeral services were held at the Methodist church for Miss Mary Yeo who died last Sunday at her home in Ohio. Rev H B Ricketts officiated and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. The Yeo family longtime ranchers south of Dillon were represented by Frank Yeo Jr and his wife.

Methodist Church Mary Yeo Ohio H. B. Ricketts Mountain View Cemetery Yeo Frank Yeo Dillon Frank Yeo Jr

Normal College 10 Holds Homecoming and Events

The last football game of the season is with Intermountain College Saturday afternoon. A homecoming dance, under the M club, will be held at the residence halls, and the annual Halloween program occurs Saturday evening at the Normal College auditorium. Sigryd Bjorklund of Butte is named Chinook art contest winner. Virginia Missoula and professor Lee R. Light are noted as artists.

Intermountain College M Club Normal College Sigryd Bjorklund Butte Virginia Missoula Lee R Montana Education Association Lee H. Light Western Montana Park Lewis and Clark Bozeman Helena Vilhjalmar Stefansson Stefansson Wrangel Island University of Montana Hallowe’en History Department Miss Robe Jordan Mr. Albright

Mr and Mrs Roy Jackson Visit Jackson

Mr and Mrs Roy Jackson were visitors to Jackson last Sunday.

Roy Jackson Jackson

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Treasure State Training School Albert T. Reid Hallowe'en Normal College 10 Bulldog- Intermountain Game
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