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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1919

Page

9

Women students to attend congress in Montana

Mrs Una B Her rick of Montana State University leads a project to send local girls to a congress at state expense. Delegates from the Big Hole basin high schools and Shakespeare club will travel at the expense of their groups. A full report will follow on their return to Dillon.

Montana Una B. Herrick Montana State University Congress Shakespeare Club

Woman Loses Money In League Of Nations Stock Scam

A Birmingham Alabama woman recounts buying two shares of so called league of nations stock sold by a solicitor claiming support from President Wilson. She paid five dollars with reservations and four fifty without, then learned it was a scam and feared social embarrassment from friends and husband.

Alabama League OF Nations Birmingham Ala Wilson

Delegates Chosen for Vocational Congress from Local High School

Miss Elvera Peterson and Miss Jewell Clapp were selected by the high school girls to represent them at the fifth annual vocational congress at the Agricultural College in Bozeman. They departed with Mrs. Katherine Willis as chaperone. The congress is seen as a key welfare movement in the state, offering vocational guidance and life-work choices.

Elvera Peterson Jewell Clapp Agricultural College Bozeman Katherine Willis

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered by Toledo Firm

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Affidavit sworn and subscribed on the sixth of the month by Notary. Catarrh medicines taken internally act through the blood on mucous membranes. Send instructions.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall

Normal and Training School Notes

Normal Notes recounts college reopening after coal shortages with classes in dormitories, a Senior class meeting, and the Class of 1920 commencement led by Edward C. Elliott. Activities included a second Normal dance, YWCA, and faculty trips to Bozeman and Helena for university and state teachers meetings.

Ayres Eddy Nash Margaret Fisler Lillian Dean Edna Voigt Margaret Young T. W. Bennett McDowell Dorothy Poindexter Edward C. Elliott University of Montana H. G. Humphrey McBain Davis Bain Tonney-Baxter Clark Montana University Bozeman Helena State Teachers’ Association Garver Finch Miss Stufft Mosher

Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Co Week Ending 1919

Transfers include Latta Russell final receipt for 310.96 acres near Lima. Peter Wenner patent for 200 acres on Dillon beach. Archie Seybold 154.71 acres. Michael Hegarty 51.25 acres Birch Creek. James A. Hovey 320 acres Horse Prairie. Hawley J. Selway to John B. Somers 320 acres north of Dillon for 10 dollars. J H Gilbert to Thomas Sontag lot near Glendale 10 dollars. Lena Lewis to John H. Shefer 240 acres Horse Prairie. Ernest Morrison Otto A Schultz to Alma Morrison 8 acres of Lousey Springs waters Centennial valley. Crowell to Well desert land entry 5700 dollars.

Peter Wenner Dillon Beach Archie Seybold Lima Michael Hegarty Birch Creek James A. Hovey Hawley J. Selway John B. Somers Dillon J. H. Gilbert Thomas Sontag Glendale Lena Lewis John H. Shefer Horse Prairie Ernest Morrison Otto A. Schultz Alma Morrison Lousey Springs Centennial Valley Albert W. Crowell E. T. Well

Historic land filings and potential high school game cancellation

Notices record 640 acre homesteads by John Coppin and William M. Gorman near Grayling and 160 acres relinquished by John B. Cheney. Articles of Incorporation by Boston and Montana Development Co and Trent Investment Co. A Thanksgiving Dillon Deer Lodge high school game may be canceled if Deer Lodge is found ineligible or if state teachers’ meeting in Helena orders action. Also hospital updates note Mrs. A A Elliott recovering in Butte and Mrs. George Lovell seriously ill in Anaconda, with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hale of Leadore Idaho.

John Coppin William M. Gorman Grayling John B. Cheney Centennial Valley Boston & Montana Development Co Trent Investment Company Dillon Deer Lodge Missoula Powell A. A. Elliott the Murray Hospital Butte George Lovell Anaconda Fred Hale Leadore Idaho

Forest lands approved for purchase in White Mountains and Appalachians

The national forest reservation commission approved buying 48 581 acres for national forests in the White Mountains Southern Appalachians and Arkansas. The largest tracts are 81 022 acres in Carroll and Grafton counties New Hampshire and 1 220 acres in Oxford County Maine. Average price 7.15 per acre. Lands include Mount Chocorua and Mount Patus noted for tourist access via trade mains by the Chocorua club.

National Forest Reservation Commission White Mountains Appalachians Arkansas Carroll Grafton New Hampshire Oxford County Maine Chocorua Mount Pat Us

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AAAS THE Dillon Tribune Tribune Publishing Company F. E. Foote Tribune Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Post Office Telephone Normal and Training School Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company Latta S. Russell Selves Hart Schaffner & Marx Eliel Brothers Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Hart Schaffner &Marx Victrola Victor Talking Machine Company Victor Records Victor Rs. Iu
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