Territorial admissions loom as Dakota Montana and Washington grow
The Tribune notes Dakota Montana and Washington are likely to be admitted next session due to sufficient populations and rapid growth. It reports widespread road problems with complaints from Horse Prairie and calls road supervisors to action. Also mentions Princess Wash-Your Face-Clean, a Bannack native woman, visiting town with two ponchos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dakota
Montana
Washington
Congress
Horse Prairie
Beavershead cattle mystery and city skyline notes
Dell reports a mare s nest on Sage Creek with thirteen head of cattle branded recently by hot iron. The Beaverhead valley stock appears confirmed. Meanwhile the Park Row building rises as the skyscraper era advances. Nick Staudaker departs for San Francisco then Honolulu seeking health. Dillon stores shift to 7 pm closing on weekdays, 9 pm Saturdays. Dr. E I Hodgens from Pittsburgh relocates to Dillon with Mrs Hodgens joining him, living at Metlen house and practicing at Neagle house.
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Dell
Sage Creek
Beaverhead Valley
Park Row
Nick Staudaker
San Francisco
Honolulu
E. I. Hodgens
Pittsburg
Dillon
Local News and Society Items from Dillon
Frank Bradley was seriously injured after being dragged by two horses. Modern Woodmen of America held officer elections with F P Birrer consul and others. An elocution contest at the Methodist church will award a silver medal to the winner among six contestants. Tomorrow, families plan travel from Dillon to Chicago and New York City, with visits to Springville Iowa and Darrowville Ohio noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Frank Bradley
Woodmen of America
F. P. Birrer
R. T. Wemple
EF. C. McFadden
Carl Taylor
John Tritt
N. Manser
Victor Grace
Jasper Nelson
H. A. Bond
Methodist Church
Www. Co. T. U
Walter Conway
Morton Eliott
Eber Badcon
Sam Ambrose
Lincoln Williams
Hugh Anderson
J. E. Morse
Howard
Clara Chapman
Fred
Mabel Shively
Dillon
Morse
Chicago
New York City
Boston
Florida
Cuba
Mrs. Chapman
Springville
Iowa
Miss Shively
Darrowville
Ohio
Red Cross Dance at Dillmont Park Draws Record Crowd
From the Tribune November 30 1917 a Red Cross dance at Dillmont Park drew a packed pavilion and a larger crowd than ever before, marking a successful charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Red Cross
Bank official resigns. Dysart Gowen named successor
The First National bank announces the resignation of an employee in the collection department. Dysart Gowen, previously a Bond Grocery salesman, will take the position. Gowen is brother to Mrs. W. C. Jennings. Otto Schulz and Bob Allen returned Tuesday from Horse Prairie with two fine bucks mounted on their car.
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First National Bank
Dysart Gowen
Bond Grocery Company
Mr. Gowen
W. C. Jennings
Otto Schulz
Bob Allen
Horse Prairie
Berry and Johnson Wed at Baptist Church
On Sunday at 2 30 Rev Willis Loar united Miss Lian Berry and Sigfred Johnson in marriage at the Baptist church. The only attendees were witnesses Mr and Mrs Shell Everett Martin. Both graduates of the local high school. The bride is daughter of Mrs John W Berry and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Fred E Johnson who live on a ranch north of Dillon. They will make their home at the Johnson ranch.
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Sigfred Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Shell Everett Martin
Johnson Ranch
Crown
Scot MacDonald
Malcolm
Dominions
Reina del Pacifico
Sheila
Westminster Abbey
MacDonald
Ramsey MacDonald
Lossimouth
Margaret Ethel
Dolphins Plan Water Pageant in Olympia Theme
Dolphins, a Normal college swimming club with help from a training school and high school groups, will present their annual water pageant December 3 and 4. The event titled Olympia features old and modern Olympic games and the relay of the holy flame from Olympia to the games site. Six Girl Scout and eight high school swimmers rehearse formations and stunts for what Miss Marjorie Hamer calls the most interesting and difficult pageant yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphins
Normal College
Olympia
Marjorie Hamer
Dorcas Society Meets at First Lutheran Church
The Dorcas society held its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs Henry Weiber with Henrietta Smith as hostess Members were asked to bring their birthday gifts for the Witten burg Indian Mission.
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Dorcas Society of the First Lutheran Church
Henry Weiber
Henrietta Smith
Wittenburg
March of Time highlights budget balancing talk and risks
The piece outlines a presidential budget plan aiming to balance receipts and expenditures, detailing a projected deficit of about 695 million and a target to cut or control federal outlays. It notes proposals to lower highway grants, public works, and agricultural spending, with emphasis on cooperation from farmers and scrutiny of tax burdens.
Picket in Bklyn store wearing gorilla suit sparks police
An Abraham and Straus department store in Brooklyn faced a disruption when a Guild demonstrator dressed as a gorilla moved along escalators while female customers shrieked. A sign on the picket’s back read I don't buy my cocoanuts at A and because they advertise in the Eagle.
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Eagle
Brooklyn
Abraham and Straus
Greek freighter Tzenny Chandris sinks after failed SOS
Off Cape Hatteras in a nor’easter the 5815 ton Greek freighter Tzenny Chandris sprang a leak while carrying scrap iron. After 32 hours the Coast Guard cutter Mendota rescued 21 survivors and the captain survived the sinking.
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Morehead City
North Carolina
Rotterdam
Tzenny Chandris
Cape Hatteras
George Coufopandelis
S.O.S
Henry Coyle
Coast Guard
Cantrell and Martinell Families Shopping in Dillon
Mr and Mrs Earl Cantrell and daughter and Mr and Mrs Paul Martinell and two sons of Dell were shopping in Dillon Saturday.
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Earl Cantrell
Paul Martinell
Dell
Dillon
Legal Notice to Creditors Gibson Estate Montana 1937
Public administrator Frank McFadden of Beaverhead County announces a four month period for creditors to present claims against the estate of Fred J Gibson deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers to John Collins law offices in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First published November 25 1937.
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Fred J. Gibson
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Frank
McFadden
Public Notice of Land Claim Hearing and Heirship Petition
Notice in Great Falls Montana outlines Felix Swanski's intention to prove land rights in Beaverhead County and lists witnesses. It also announces a court hearing for determining heirship in the estate of John J. Williams in Dillon with date January 19, 1938.
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District Court OF
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
John J. Williams
Beaverhead County
Robert Williams
Dilon
de Bonis
Ada B. Dart
Dillon
Henry Williams
Sarah Bradshaw
Elizabeth McDowel
Hannah Remington
Maroni Williams
Leroy’ Williams
J. C. Stageman
W.'H. Stageman
J. F. Stageman
J. W. Stageman
P. J. Stageman
Elizabeth Klopping
M.P. Stageman
A. G. Stageman
Marie Albertus Barlow
Mary Williams
William Williams
Clyde Williams
Milton Adams
Thomson Avenue
Land Office Notice of Entry for John Richard Ball Dillon MT
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana issues notice of original livestock raising entry filed by John Richard Ball of Dillon Montana. Entry No 078008 covers the northeast and southwest quarters of section 11 township unnamed range unnamed. Filing date April 1 1982 with details incomplete in the notice.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Ralph
Potts
Wise River
Range
Principal Meridian
Norman Giles
Dillon
William F. Dodgson
Fred Miller
Harry Bennett
Butte
0 International Truck Co
Vern Stanchfield
U. S. Land Office
Felix Swanski
Woodrow Hotel
St. Arizona Street
Eysey
Swiysey
EWNEY
Eynwy
Ineyswia
Township
S. Range
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Leo Tallent
Sam Freeman
John H. Rebich
Blair Sprinkle
Thos. F. Corbally
Register
U. S. “Land Office
Mont
John Richard Ball
Svho
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National Advertising Representative
American Press Association
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Lillian Berry
Willis Loar United
Miss
Lian Berry
John W
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Fred E. Johnson
Dorcas Society
IME
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Morgenthau
Hugh Johnson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Guild and Gorilla
American Newspaper Guild
Wilkes-Barre
Record
Brooklyn “Eagle
Scotland
Liverpool
Fico
Bermuda
Reina
James
Labor Party
Great Britain
George V
Denly
A.C. Keller
Mendota
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Said Court
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