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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1937

Page

4

Road Link From Dillon To Twin Bridges Promoted

A new Tri county Road association formed at Twin Bridges pushes to finish the Dillon to Twin Bridges highway. Advocates argue a standard route will speed mail, boost travel, and connect Dillon with Whitehall Boulder and beyond. Local clubs including Twin Bridges Rotary Whitehall Rotary Dillon Chamber of Commerce and Dillon Rotary praise the effort.

Tri-county Road Association Twin Bridges Dillon Montana Ravalli Hamilton Madison Virginia City Beaverhead County Ruby Valley Butte Whitehall Boulder Whitehall Rotary Clubs Dillon Chamber of Commerce Dillon Rotary Club

Sale of lots in Mountain View cemetery slated for Nov 27

From the Tribune dated Nov 16 1388 reports a cemetery lot sale set for Tuesday November 27 with notice to interested purchasers. The piece also notes a severe snow storm with up to ten inches in the valley and heavier accumulations in the mountains, plus local elections and a city electricity consolidation in Dillon with metered rates at 16 cents per kilowatt.

the Tribune Mountain View Lion City Dillon J. R. Holden I. Cashmore al, Hill J. E. Ford Julia Butte Dillon Electric Light and Power Company Graeter Electric Company L. K. Adams Consolidated Companies

Four decades ago a boy injured by peers on school grounds

The 1897 Tribune notes Louis Schuler pierced in the thigh by a sharpened stick during play. doctors removed a wood fragment. Golf is praised as safer than football after a quip. Hunters Cushing, Smith, and Sassman head to Lost and Willow creeks. Selway recovers with crutches after a recent horse fall.

Louis Schuler Schuler Ethher Lorenzo Cushing Elza Smith Charles Sassman Lost and Willow Creeks Delos Selway

Beaverhead forestry recruits mostly pass army tests

From the Tribune a 30 year old note reports 86 Beaverhead county men joined the U S Army Forest Service engineers and only one failed the physical. Edward Cushing and family move into the Washington street house vacated by Joe Walsh and family.

the Tribune Beaverhead County Forest Service Department of the Engineers U. S. Army Edward Cushing Washington Street Joe Walsh

Melton Couple Visit to Michigan and Local Bank Office Sale

Mr and Mrs George M Melton return from a trip to Michigan where they visited Roy Melton at Battle Creek Camp The Idaho Street building owned by Dr H A Bond and used by F A Hazelbaker and J E Morse as offices was sold this week to F A Hazelbaker Hazelbaker plans a fire proof vault to store abstract records in the addition to the building.

George M. Melton Michigan Roy Melton Battle Creek Idaho Street H. A. Bond F. A. Hazelbaker J. E. Morse Hazelbaker

WPA meek graveling crews hired for city streets

Two shifts of men, six per shift, are employed on the WPA project to gravel the city streets. Each shift comprises nine eight hour days per month, giving each man 72 hours of work monthly on the project. Miss Nellie McKnight of Dell, Missouri, rode to Dillon Friday.

Nellie McKnight Dell Dillon

Labor Leaders Grapple At Nuclear Peace Proposal

The editors describe a high tension labor negotiation among Philip Murray George Harrison and John L. Lewis as they press for a three point peace plan. They urge the A F L to adopt strict industrial unionism across mass production maritime service public utility and basic fabrication sectors.

Philip Murray George Harrison George Phil John L. Lewis A. F. of L

Labor Unity Sequel: A F L and CIO Split Derails Talks

The AFL and CIO clash over jurisdiction and terms as they dissolve toward a conference. Philip Murray and Joseph Curran lead sharp exchanges while both sides push for surrender or autonomous status. The meeting adjourns after a stalemate with plans to reconvene in a week.

U. Department A. F. of A. F I O A. F. of L Philip ‘Murray Joseph Curran New National Maritime Union

Abilene Naturalization Exam Tries On Congress Question

A Mexican applicant, asked what Congress is, answers with a quizzical, poetic line about a place where people gather. He says some say she is bad, some say she is good, implying confusion or humorous misunderstanding about the term Congress.

Abilene Texas Congress

Bedaux Rises from French Sand-Hog to Ambitious Leader

Charles Eugene Bedaux arrives in the United States from France twenty nine years ago and works as a sand-hog digging skyward. His rising ambitions lead him into management roles and broader business schemes as he builds a reputation in the U S engineering and industrial circles.

New York U. S France Charles Eugene Bedaux

Bedaux Systems Fathered By Adman Now Aims At U S Tour

The Bedaux method of wage units and efficiency scoring, created by a French designer once in New York, gains attention as he and his wife travel to Manhattan. Rumors link them to a possible Windsor visit and a U S tour to study housing and industry. The Duchess speaks of a happy marriage and sportsmanship in press replies.

Manhattan France Bedaux Fern. Lombard Touraine Riviera Herman Rogers Mrs. Simpson England Hungary Washington Paris U. S United States

Collision in West Chester Involves Drivers Dill and Pickle

In West Chester Pennsylvania last week a two car crash involved Donald Dill and James Pickle with no injuries reported. The incident details remain sparse but safety authorities indicated both drivers were unhurt and the scene was cleared without further complications.

West Chester Pennsylvania Donald Dill James Pickle

Hearing on Heirship Petition in Beaverhead County

Robert Williams files to determine heirship in the estate of John J. Williams deceased Dillon Montana and Beaverhead County Montana court sets January 19 1938 at 10 am to hear claims and show cause why estate should not be distributed to named heirs and interested parties Ada B Dart administratrix de bonis non and other listed heirs and claimants.

District Court OF Fifth Judicial District Dillon Montana Ada, B, Dart Ada B. Dart Trix de Bonis Henry Williams Sarah Bradshaw Elizabeth McDowel Hannah Remington Maron Williams Leroy Williams Robert

Laughing and crying rates studied by Illinois professor

University of Illinois psychology professor Paul Thomas Young reports undergraduates laugh about twenty times daily and cry far less. women laugh less than men, tears mainly environmental, laughs driven by social contacts. In Chicago, Union Pacific Chief William Jeffers says railroads face bankruptcy without revenue gains and supports a 15 percent general rate increase to raise hundreds of millions annually amid ICC-driven rate hikes.

Urbana, Illinois University of Illinois Paul Thomas Young Chicago Union Pacific Railroad William M. Jeffers Interstate Commerce Commission U. S Jeffers John J. Pelley Association of American Railroads Railros Os

Notice for Public Filing on Stock-raising Homestead Proof

Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Mont October 14 1937 notice to Will Brasier heir of Robert T Brasier deceased of 107 Freemont St Butte Montana that he filed for three year stock-raising homestead proof for various lands in T3 R8 W and T3 R9 W with November 22 1937 as appearance date before U S Commissioner L M Van Etten witnesses George Haleva Harry Rickman Christ Tregone all of Divide MT and Charles Brasier of Butte MT registered by THOS F CORBALLY 42-46

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Ralph 5. Potts Wise River Range Montana Principal Meridian Norman Giles Dillon William F. Dodgson Fred Miller Harry Bennett Butte Co International Truck Co Vern Stanchfield Felix Swanski Woodrow Hotel Arizona Street Ewmsey Swisey Syswy Sam Freeman John H. Rebich Blair Sprinkle F. Corbally Register Mont Will Brasier Robert T. Brasier Freemont St Seyuswk Susey Eyney Neysey Moniane Molajan L. M. van Etten U. S

Notice of Stock-raising Homestead Claim in Montana

Notice is hereby given that John Richard Ball of Dillon Montana who on April 1 1982 made Original Stock-raising Homestead re Serial No 278008 to 58 percent Sec 11 Sec 12 Township and Meridian Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Mont John Richard Ball Dillon Montana Meridian

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