Looking Backward Tribune Highlights From Dec 4 1891
In the Tribune reminiscence, Census Clerk Phil D McGough reports 366 children aged six to twenty one in the district with 153 under six. Winter weather forecast by W H Orr. Incorporation filings for Southern Montana Telegraph and Electric Co to harness river waters for power with trustees listed. George Perkins sells Dillon and Durham lodes and a placer claim to Helena syndicate for 15000 dollars. Montana population 132159, Beaverhead 4655. Glendale noted for county population growth. A still with 20 gallons prune brandy found at Niehart ranch Point of Rocks. Young Clifford Calvert, 14, recovering after shotgun accident. John and Mary Jackson welcome eight pound girl born Nov 30 in Dillmont Park. Shrine meeting attendees listed including several Gleeds, Lovell, Best, Jennings and Zetta Gilbert.
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Phil D. McGough
Niehart Ranch
Point of Rocks
Dan Mooney
Clifford Calvert
Charles ‘Calvert
Lima
John Jackson
Dillmont Park
Henry Gleed
Henry Gleed, Jr
George Lovell
O. M. Best
W. C. Jennings
Zetta Gilbert
Butte
Pretty wedding ties Grace Johnson to Clifford Knapp
Grace Johnson, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, wed Clifford Knapp in a home ceremony. William Montgomery travels from Wisdom to attend a county commissioners meeting. S W Egan of Monida plans publication of a poetry book. T M Selway and daughter Jessie depart for California for the winter as a Chateau county teaching certificate revocation is upheld for unprofessional pantry intrusion.
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William Smith
Grace Johnson
Clifford Knapp
William Montgomery
Wisdom
Board of County Commissioners
S. W. Egan
Monida
Dillon
Jessie
California
Chateau County
Social notes and society news from Dillon area
Mrs Hugh McCaleb hosted the Social Eight at her Railroad avenue home. Miss Mayme French, back from Southern California, will spend holidays with her mother. Frank Dugay and Maud Campeau wed in Portland. Jean Bishop to return from Salmon visit. Judson Best to spend Christmas with his parents. Rebecca Freeman shopped in Dillon. George P Hughes finished a bungalow at Rife and Morse. Hugh McCaleb’s bungalow under rapid progress. 20 years ago the Good Government club TM to meet. Mary Innes and T E Gilbert to attend state meeting in Great.
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Hugh McCaleb
Railroad Avenue
Mayme French
California
Dillon
Frank Dugay
Maud Campeau
Portland
Jean Bishop
Salmon
Roy Herndon
Judson Best
Ann Arbor University
Michigan
O. M. Best
Rebecca Freeman
Dell
George P. Hughes
Rife and
Morse Streets
Bribune
Good Government Club
Mary Innes
Great
No Secret War Gases to Fear
Dr. James R. Withrow of Ohio State University argues fears of new deadly gases are unfounded. He notes global chemical research aims to boost output of known materials, estimates U.S. plants could switch to chemical warfare production in 30 to 60 days, and praises a liquid oxygen carbon explosive concept as cheaper than TNT.
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Ohio
Europe
James R. Withrow
Withrow
Department of Chemical Engineering
Ohio State University
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Dr. Withrow
Leuna
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Germany
United States
Washington
Indiana
World War II era reflections and public spirit notes
A column of editorial comments discusses Nazi power and propaganda, Christian faith, Boys clubs, ghostwriting, Canada’s air training plan, tuberculosis seals, and October state warrants. It underscores vigilance, civic effort, and moral progress amid global conflict.
Weather Prophet's Mistake Shocks Cut Bank Readers
Pat Connolly once predicted long range weather for the Cut Bank Pioneer Press, but his latest forecast failed after he claimed barnyard signs showed severe cold and sparse jackrabbit fur. The paper now retracts the prediction.
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Cut Bank
Mont
U.P
Pat Connolly
Pioneer Press
Connolly
Chirist
IRS Deputies Meet in Helena on Tax Law Changes
Deputies of the federal internal revenue service gathered in Helena last week for discussions on income tax laws and other internal revenue measures described as highly successful by Lewis Penwell,collector of internal revenue.
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Federal Internal Revenue Service
Helena
Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
Estate of Carleton Innes shows cause on sale of power line easement
In the Beaverhead County Montana district court the estate of Carleton Innes seeks court approval to sell or convey an easement for a power line across lands described as NW4 of Section 6 and Section 80 in Townships 8 and 7 South Range 9 West. Administratrix Mary J. Innes petitions for authority to conduct private sale or public auction. A hearing is set for November 29 1940 at 10 a m in Dillon with publication of notice in the Dillon Tribune for two weeks. Judge Henry G. Rodgers presiding.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Federal Land Bank OF
Spokane
Nellie P. McKnight
Smith M. McKnight
Virgil A. McKnight
Ruby H. McKnight
Mary McKnight
W. D. Peterson
Lena Peterson
Beaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan Association
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Towit
Meridian
Big Sheep Creek
Paul H. Temple
District Court
State OF
Carleton Innes
Mary JL. Innes
Dillon Tribune
Henry G. Rodgers
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Philip Knabe Deceased
The administrator of the estate of Philip Knabe deceased notifies creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication.claims must be shown to J. E. Kelly at his law office in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County.
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Philip Knabe
J. E. Kelly
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Frank C. McFadden
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