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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1916

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Beaverhead County Approves Claims and Road Work Amid Meeting

Beaverhead County Montana commissioners convened November 9 10 1916 with all members present. They audited and allowed October payroll and road crew warrants and ordered road work halted except emergencies until spring, while hearing Blacktail road winter access concerns and a liquor license protest for Moss saloon Wisdom.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana Theodor Nelson C. W. Francis D. D. McKnight Jay Big Hole Dewey Frank Landon Roscoe Cornell Ernest Orr Blacktail Thos Moss Wisdom Ray Willey H. S. Armitage Cook H. L. Armitage SS. Armitage Continental Oil Co H. L. McIntyre Wopk Ooei Ieee Cee E Cenee Eee Ed Morgan Glenn Lyon Alec Selida Mat Brandlin M. Smith Robert McMillan Saee Ee Charles Armitage J. W. Pignon Fred Henne Pedicel Sesenitetets Arthur Hopkins Aadelchbad Covene Veithnaht Blicepinen Chas. Armitage OTK D. Willey Mark Hopkins HH. Miller Wilford Hopkins Oll Co Bond Grocery Co Merc. Co Montana Auto Supply Co Reples Olmated-Stevenson. Co Russel, Grader’ Co Hans BESTA O. Melton Rudolph ‘Monk D. C. Hoerning John V. Begtel Robert BH. Malten

Coal Chutes Go Up in Smoke in Oregon Short Line Fire

An early Monday blaze at the Oregon Short Line coal chutes in the city’s southern sector destroyed the chutes after spontaneous combustion. Firefighters used over two thousand feet of hose. the nearest plug was three blocks away. Two loaded coal cars burned but were moved clear by a helper engine. No damage estimate released. Bystanders narrowly avoided injury when a side wall toppled toward the fair grounds.

Fair Grounds

Pioneer Woman Fatally Burned In Wisdom House Fire

Mrs. W. D. Stanchfield an early Big Hole basin resident died from burns after a can of gasoline used to clean a dress flashed near a kitchen stove igniting a blaze that destroyed the home in Wisdom. The Wisdom volunteer department fought the fire with a chemical engine but she remained unconscious and likely to die. News reached Butte via her daughter Mrs Clarence Strowbridge who hurried to Wisdom.

W. D. Stanchfield Big Hole Basin Wisdom Stanchfield Butte Clarence Strowbridge

Montana Country Life Association program highlights

The Montana Country Life Association met in Missoula the Monday before Thanksgiving with MT Teachers’ Association ties. Read lists show topics on rural schools, farm education, extension work, and community programs led by educators from Bozeman Missoula Dillon Victor Arlee and others. Officers are C. W. Tenney president J H Holst vice president Anna C. Furst secretary treasurer and May G. Flanagan Bethel Irwin as superintendents. It’s rumored Oregon Short Line may offer land near a failed resitation for repairs and a round-house due to division rearrangements.

P Gegen Montana Country Lifév Association Missoula Montana State Teachers’ Association Proctor Madge Stillman Arlee Educational Agriculture J. V. Long Victor S. R. Logan Leon Country Life Week J. Hols

Sunday services led by Pastor H. G. Humphrey

Sunday school at 9:50 a.m. Preaching at 11 oclock by Pastor H. G. Humphrey. Epworth league at 6:30 p.m. Long service and preaching at 7:30 p.m. all events on the Sunday schedule.

Ilo H. G. Humphrey Epworth League

Thanksgiving Service at Baptist Church and Family Visits

Union Thanksgiving service announced at the Baptist church. Mrs. George Romain and her nephew Billie Ryan arrived from Dillon. Billie Ryan departed for Spokane to visit his grandmother Mrs. Francher. Mrs. Romain plans visits with friends on the south side before returning home tonight.

George Romain Billie Ryan Dillon Spokane Francher Romain Butte

Fifty Barrels Per Day Oil Prospect at Little Muddy

A driller for the National Oil company reports the Little Muddy well recently struck oil is expected to yield 50 barrels daily after cleaning and casing. Manager MacKay in Dillon says casing should start soon and reaming will take place over about two weeks. Upon completion the sand will be penetrated further to boost flow.

National Oil Company MacKay Dillon

Beaverhead County High to Hold Inter class Basketball Meet

Coach Nyaksal trains Beaverhead County High players for an inter class meet on Monday after which a first team will be chosen to represent the school this winter. The opening game is set for December 22 in Dillon against Idaho Falls High School. Prof. Rynksal aims to schedule games with Butte High Butte Central Bozeman Billings and the Boulder School for Deaf and Dumb.

Nyaksal Beaverhead Dillon Idaho Falls Rynksal Butte High Butte Central High Bozeman Billings School For Deaf and Dumb Boulder

Candidates file expense accounts in Beaverhead County

Beav erhead County candidates have filed campaign expense statements with the county clerk. Guy E. Gray led with 208.50 dollars, followed by C. K. Wyman at 170.00, Judson P. Best at 156.80, and Chas. W. Conger at 156.00. Alfred Cox of Jackson was noted as a business visitor in the city yesterday.

Beaverhead County Guy E. Gray Gray C. K. Wyman Judson P. Best Chas. W. Conger Alfred Cox Jackson K. Wyman Jack Barrett Mikearesseu Wilbur G. Gilbert Spose Jay S. Baker Frank P. Bulger Anthony H. Frenth Afield Clerk of District Court Fred Rife Senerete Cogsteengessee Vancesearsacessane H. Reherd Cddstin Eaesnteey

Full Montana Legislature List Published With Party Split

A Montana newspaper publishes the complete roster for the next legislature listing 28 Republican senators and 138 Democratic representatives. The lengthy roll shows each member by district, name, party, and town, including notable entries from Dillon Hardin Great Falls and Billings.

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Commissioners Monthly Meeting Geo. Guellekson Ralph Buila Jess Bailey Rudolph Monk Charles W. Seybald Trict Eee Bart Hungate Ralph Bulla B.s Nick Biter James ‘Elmore H. R. Paddock N. A.‘Ames Wm. Mackey Robert Marchesseau Victor Marchesseau EK. P. Marchesseau R. R. Glidewell Fred Holman Wibhbahaenes Morgan Jones Jasper Burgess Chris Eppler Murray Burgess Wm. Smith Chas. Goff Goff Borg Angus McDonald L. M. Hathway Ee Grant Hollenbeek Ce Grant Hollenbecks Jack Smith Bob O'Connell R. R. Davis Ccccee Ceee Tom Pope Fred Windel Bill Copeland Roy H. Edwards Roy Edwards Antone Nel Antone Eschwig Floyd Bee Sal cdi Niles Eeeseeee Bocce Eetesese Floyd Niles Iad Lee Rollins Lee ‘Rollins H. D. Hildreth Cccceseeseesses Lee Rolling Dan Tovey John E. Sodergreen Fred Wenger Decorsopenteratneane Seth Halbert Thos. EE Tea Lee John’ John Meffanish Los Angeles Times U. S. L. Railway Wisdom Home Montana Country Life Association Oregon Short Side Union Services Union the Baptist Church National Oil Well Guy Gray George R. Featherly L. E. Adams Merle’ Manning Frank Eliel William Armitage J. By Shaw Ossessor Eme John W. Ewingsen Boss W. Emerick R. W. Boone Elizabeth Sutherland Mayme F. French O. A. Ruffner W. E. Chapman George Banks Dabdintacntes Quitman Owen Eeesuer Saoceses Senate House The Big Horn G. F. Burla Hardin, Blaine S. B Taylor Chinook Broadwater C. S. Muffly Winston Carbon D. G. O'Shea Red Lodge Cascade J. M. Burlingame Great Falls Chateau George H. Stevens Fort Benton Custer R. P. Herrin Miles City Dawson George McCone Glendive Deer Lodge J. B. Goose Anaconda Fallon John Oliver Ekalaka Fargus J. E. Lane Lewistown Flathead Fred Whiteside Kalispell Gallatin G. O. Arnold N. J. Mershon Phillipsburg Hill C. F. Morris Havre Jefferson M. H. Parker Lewis and Clark Park Smith Helena Lincoln C. B. Roberts Fortune Madison O. H. Junod Sheridan Meagher William “E. Jones Judith Gap Mineral O. G. Willett Albertton A. J. Brower Rowan Musgelshell W. D. Stayton Lavina Stillwater J. B. Annin Columbus Henry Ellingsen Big Timber Teton T. O. Larsen Toole T. L. Clark Valley Walter W. Hurd Glasgow Wibaux J. C. Kinney Yellowstone T. S. Hogan Frank Eliel Dil Lon. Big Horn W. J. Scott James Griffin C. P. Cotter Townsend Adam Suimpert C. F. Holt Gust Minter Chouteau W. R. Henry Hawarden V. Lewis S. W. Clark L. M. Fishbaugh Carter Rudolph Dibel F. T. Kelsey Moorehead J. R. Rainey W. C. Henderson Jordan C. A. Rasmussen Charles A. Lemmon Harold Blake E. C. Johnson R. O. Morris Baker Fergus B. C. White Buffalo Charles Anderson O. W. Belden C. W. Anderson James Herbert Polson P. N. Bernard P. F. Dodds Whitefish Emma Ingalls
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