Drop Kick Ties Dillon Anaconda In 6 6 Thriller
Emmonds of Anaconda kicked a 42 yard drop goal to tie the Dillon Anaconda football game 6 6 after a hard fought contest. Andy Smiths 50 yard run sparked the second half as fans clashed with the referee and a deputy sheriff escorted him from the field.
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Emmonds
Anaconda
Dillon
Andy Smith
Harris
Invaders
Selway
Beaverhead
Davis
Oval
Smith
Dillon Reguin
Lee
Dougherty
Parmlee
Wallace
Mueller
Johnson
Larson
Nelson
Gorman
Hudson
Rolfe
Leimert
Dunn
Patterson
Sweeney
Carr
Andrus
Yost
L. Dansie
A. Dansie
Wood
Kiley
Buttenhart
McCormick to Speak in Dillon November 6
Congressman Washington J. McCormick is set to address Dillon on the evening of November 6. The Tribune urges a friendly welcome and notes his two year record as an active efficient representative from the state in Washington. He supports the president and administration and aims to deliver the best results for his constituents and state.
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Washington J. McCormick
Dillon
Tribune
McCormick
Washington
Funeral for Five Month Old Eugene Owensby Held Sunday
Funeral services for Eugene Ray Owensby five months old son of Mr and Mrs John Owensby residents of East Bench were conducted Sunday afternoon at two o clock by Rev Edward Smith of the Methodist church Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery
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Eugene Ray Owensby
John Owensby
East Bench
Brundage
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Dillon Men Back From Hunt In Idaho Wilds
Four Dillon hunters Dr. R D Curry Arthur Wemple W B Hartwig and W W Hawkins returned Friday from a three week Idaho expedition in the Clearwater region. They traveled to Shoup to outfit and reached Wilson creek heads at 10000 feet, reporting deer as the sole big game due to current laws and warm weather. The party praised the scenery and many Dillon sportsmen plan to follow next year.
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Dr. R. D. Curry
Arthur Wemple
W. B. Hartwig
W. W. Hawkins
Dillon
Clearwater
Idaho
Shoup
McNab Ranch
Wilson Creek
Big Horn Crags
Change in the Weather Welcomed by Farmers
The heavy snowstorm began Wednesday evening and has continued with much colder temperatures near zero. A two month dry spell ended, wheat benefits from snow, stock raisers must feed, but county hay supplies are ample to last through winter.
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King Winter
Faith Healer Dr F A Blakeslee to Visit Dillon in December
Faith healer Dr. F A Blakeslee, who has performed numerous cures in Butte Anaconda and other Montana cities, is expected to be in Dillon during December. Several Dillon residents attended his recent meetings in Butte and reportedly benefited significantly.
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F. A. Blakeslee
Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Dillon
Important Home Enterprise at Dillon Steam Laundry
A bustling Dillon Steam Laundry on North Montana street employs eighteen people and turns 1100 to 1200 bundles weekly. Manager J F Wikdahl plans a Visitors Week to showcase modern laundering with sanitary washing, heated drying, and a rapid mangle process. The firm has grown steadily since its founding over fifteen years ago by Mr Wikidahl.
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Dillon
Montana Street
J. F. Wiksdahl
Wikidahl
Small Blaze at Linson Home on Thompson Avenue
Firefighters responded to an eight o clock alarm at the Linson home on Thompson avenue. A mattress in an upper room caught from suspected short circuit. Thick smoke hindered locating the fire but they extinguished it quickly with chemicals. Loss described as slight and mostly insured.
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Linson
Thompson Avenue
Dillon Shriners Set Final Pilgrimage of Year
Imperial Potentate R. R. Rathbone and the divan will lead the pilgrimage to Missoula on Saturday for the Bagdad Shrine’s last meeting of the year. Nobles from Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge are expected to attend.
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R. R. Rathbone
Missoula
Bagdad Shrine
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Thirteen year old Dillon theft case sent to reform school
Matt Rebich, a thirteen year old Butte youth, was taken to the reform school at Miles City Monday of this week by Clerk of Court W. E. Stephenson. He was found guilty of cashing checks stolen while employed on a ranch near Dillon, arrested in Butte, and returned to Dillon for trial.
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Matt Rebich
Butte
Reform School
Miles City
W. E. Stephenson
Dillon
Mrs. D A Gault Returns From Illinois Visit
Mrs. D A Gault and her young son have returned after an extended visit with relatives and friends in Illinois.
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D. A. Gault
Illinois
Halloween Night Vandalism Strikes Local Home
A. A. Elliott residence on South Atlantic street suffered rock damage on Halloween night as more than a dozen stones shattered windows and left glass fragments, injuring a girl. Police suspect grown men, while other city reports describe general pranks and the routine patrols intensified to curb further damage.
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A. A. Elliott
South Atlantic Street
Ditty
Bob Robinson
Three More Arrests For Out Of Season Muskrat Killing
Within a week deputy state game warden Tom Edmunds reports three arrests for violations of the new law on muskrat killings before November 1. T. H. Forbes R. W. Forbes and J. T. Howard paid $50 fines each on double charges of trapping muskrats out of season and hunting without licenses.
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Tom Edmunds
T. H. Forbes
R. W. Forbes
J. T. Howard
Republicans Finish Up Republican Rallies Across County
Record crowds attend republican gatherings in multiple precincts as campaigners tour the Big Hole basin. Crowds pack Wisdom Dance Hall, Jackson, Mill Point, Grant, Armstead and Dell with Tonney Baxter orchestra providing dances after speeches amid stormy weather.
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Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Big Hole
Jackson
Mill Point
Grant
Armstead
Dell
Tonney-Baxter Orchestra
Markovitch Fined for Theft of Halters in Quick Justice
Martin Markovitch was arrested for stealing two halters from Jesse Ditty. He was brought to town from his ranch, arraigned in justice court, pleaded guilty, and paid a $100 fine within under an hour.
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Swift Justice
Martin Markovitch
Jesse Ditty
Justice Court
D A R Adopts Ex Service Men in Montana Hospitals
Montana chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution will continue adopting ex service men at Fort Harrison tuberculosis hospital. The program began last year with cheer up efforts including flowers letters and magazines to raise spirits and aid care for men many with no relatives. Mrs Sarah E Morse Montana TB association secretary notes DARs active role in statewide tuberculosis work.
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Helena
Montana
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fort Harrison
Sarah E. Morse
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Dillon
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Thomas A. Edison
Schenectady
N. Y
Chas P. Steinmetz
Edison
Steinmetz
Dillon Steam Laundry
Reform
Markovitch
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