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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
8
Three veterans William Reed Jonathan H McKnight and James McKnight were introduced by District Commander T F Gilbert. The program featured music by the High School Band and a benediction by Chaplain J B Cluley. The gathering concluded at 12 o clock noon.
A Mississippi River bird die off from Lake Pepin to Rock Island highlights wildlife concerns. Separately the Walton League establishes a winter elk refuge in Jackson Hole Wyoming. A third major western issue is unexpectedly developing.
Executors of Martin Barrett deceased publish notice to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication at State Bank and Trust company Dillon Montana. Dated October 27, 1927 in Dillon.
Samuel L. Phillips of Boise and Catherine Rust of Nampa were issued a marriage license Saturday morning. The ceremony was performed by Judge L. P. Phillips.
MGM's Rookies brings new aerial tricks to Hartwig theater in a Byron Morgan story directed by Sam Wood. Karl Dane Marceline Day George K Arthur and Tom O'Brien star with a supporting cast including Louise Lorraine. Government cooperation lends authenticity as planes sweep near cameras and balloons rise above the clouds.
Mrs. Thomas L. Scott of Grant was seen shopping in Dillon on Monday, reflecting a routine local outing. The sighting notes her presence in the town during the week’s shopping activity.
In Birch Creek, Phil Mosen a French Canadian was fatally shot by Harold Schenk after Mosen allegedly attacked Nathan Axe, leaving Schenk to seek swift justice. A Committee of Peace forms to press prompt action and deter crime.
A. S. Rife arranges the skating pond for impending frost. A new post office named Jackson is opened in the Big Hole basin. Dillon brass band and about 60 Republicans attend a Lima rally by special train. Thirteen young ladies serenade their gentleman friends on Halloween.
The Tribune notes Ed Farnsworth will thoroughly renovate the bowling alley now under his ownership. Police Judge Conger reports October totals include 40 arrests and fines amounting to $210.
Week ending October 29 1927 lists property transfers in the Beaverhead area with patent titles and recorded deeds. Names of owners and parcel details appear in the abstract book entries.
United States issues mining patents for several quartz lode claims in Vipond district and multiple acreages in Grasshopper and Centennial valleys.Transfers include warranty deeds in Dillon and Wisdom areas and quitclaims in Grasshopper valley. An estate sale confirmation and quartz lode representations at Centennial and Custer No 1 and 2 complete the record.
The bronze Rotary emblem presented by District Governor F A Hazelbaker to Montana Rotarians is now held by the Philipsburg club after the Anaconda club passed it on at their weekly luncheon on Monday.
The afternoon session at St James guild hall heard district president Mrs J M Keith of Missoula preside with past president Mrs J W Gunn and other officers assisting. Delegates from 26 clubs attended a banquet and lectures on education atmosphere legislation and programs, followed by elected officers Ted Woodward president Verne Black vice president and L C deJarnette treasurer.
Eighty acre farm offered with a modern house, horses, cattle, sheep, farm implements and hay. Contact John Tessier for details.
The last truckload of slag has been hauled from the Glendale smelter dumps near Melrose and shipped to Salt Lake City. The Ywaters Trucking Company has completed a five year contract and remains engaged in slag removal.
A Pennsylvania mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for croupy children feverish colds and night coughs and says it provides security to have it in the house. The ad notes no opiates or chloroform and urges readers to ask for the product from Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist.
In Beaverhead County Montana William C Griffith sues Mary Griffith seeking divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty over more than a year. The complaint cites mental distress, constant accusations of infidelity, spying, nagging, and harsh treatment. Clerk Fred Rife certified the filing on November 2 1927 with attorney J E Kelly of Dillon representing the plaintiff.
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