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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
4
The Dillon Montana weekly issue from Alkire and Caverly announces publication details and local notes. It identifies editors Alkire and Caverly and marks Dillon as the city of publication.
The fragment notes an entry at the Dillon Postal site for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter. It provides limited context and details about classification and filing location.
Dick Hathaway, returning editor and printer of Wisdom News, rebuilt after a devastating fire wiped out his plant last year. He secured new equipment despite no insurance, credit earned in the business world aiding the comeback. The Big Hole basin booster is urged to back Hathaway, a Beaverhead County western at heart.
The trial of United States v. former Attorney General Daughery and for alien property custodian ended in a hung jury. The public seeks a resolution as jurors heard all testimony and court instructions but could not reach a verdict.
The Pan American health conference vows to combat bubonic plague from Arctic to Antarctic, with flea and rodent sampling. A proposal calls for a new courthouse at a cost under 30 000 dollars amid safety concerns. The First National bank shipped 30 000 pounds of bullion and 289 000 pounds of ore from Beaverhead county mines.
The October grand jury reports the county jail unsafe unhealthy and dangerous and recommends an iron cage for prisoners. The log structure measures 30 by 30 feet with a 13 by 13 cage. the sheriff says up to 19 prisoners are confined at once due to limited space.
The Tribune notes a band of 21 blacktail deer sighted across the river west of town on Tuesday. Jack Porter saw them and bagged one. The column then humorously reflects on newspaper puffery and how different readers react to ads and editorials.
From the Tribune November 1 1912 report Engineer William Purdy and Fireman Eugene Rare died last Sunday when a string of coal cars escaped yards in Lima and struck a No. 4 passenger train at Kidd station. The item notes local visits and residents in nearby towns and tax payers.
Beaverhead post of the American Legion held a meeting to organize Armistice day events in Dillon. The plan includes a parade and public speaking in the morning, a Beavers versus Idaho Falls football game in the afternoon, and a dance at night with an outside speaker.
Pat Kelly a longtime Beaverhead County resident died last Sunday at the James Jaggers home after a period of poor health. He was well known in the city and no relatives were located. The funeral was held Thursday at 9 30 am from the Catholic church with Rev F X Leschner officiating and burial in Mountain View cemetery.
Red Cross reports 1925 26 period saw 7 145 men 5 408 women 16 713 juniors pass life saving tests earning insignia. Total yearly 29 266 with 6 374 year over year gain and corps membership at 102 076. Tenth Annual Roll Call runs November 11 to 25 to boost membership.
The Tenth Annual Roll Call of the American Red Cross runs from November 11 to 25 inviting readers to endorse and join the broad service to humanity through membership.
The Lincoln County Chapter in Wiscasset Maine honors Mrs L A W Jackson as the oldest Red Cross volunteer knitter in the country, while San Pedro California notes a second 85 year old. The annual roll call runs November 11 to 25 with volunteers acting as solicitors across more than 3000 chapters.
The American Red Cross assists nearly 80,000 disabled veterans each month. Care of disabled veterans is a foremost Red Cross duty, inviting the public to join during the Tenth Annual Roll Call from November 11 to 25.
The American Red Cross invites participation in the Tenth Annual Roll Call from November 11 to 25. Join to aid disaster relief at home and abroad and share its services.
A calfskin coat trimmed with a rich beaver collar and cuffs is paired with a matching hat and purse. The ensemble is described as stylish and in keeping with fur fashion, offering warmth and a refined appearance.
Montana crops have twelve million dollars more purchasing power this year than last year. Cooke City Western Smelting Power Co starts a new copper smelter. Hazelbaker offers public land script promotions.
The Montana region benefits from federal land bank data indicating peak condition since 1917. Cascade county plans to spend 12000 dollars on Monarch road improvements with half funded by Block P mining company.
Forty five travelers arriving on a French liner at New York lacked passports after a steward discarded waste paper and accidentally dumped an envelope containing the documents overboard.
The Grand Lama of Tibet issues a ukase forbidding further attempts to reach the Everest summit following the deaths of native porters on prior expeditions.
When Congress refused to fund a new post office in St Marys Ohio residents organized and collected 45000 dollars through popular subscriptions to build the facility.
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