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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1926

Page

4

Montana Normal Football Prospects Rise in 1926

Coach Hollister leads Montana Normal into a likely record season with a fast heavy squad. Five holdovers from last year plus 20 new recruits, including Henneberry Smith Crowley and others, form a deep roster. Season opens in Rexburg against Ricks College October 14 with Weber College October 16 and Mount St Charles October 22 at home, then Intermountain Union games and a November clash with the Butte Miners.

Montana Hollister R. Johnson Glendive Ted McNeil Sig Moe Andy McDonald McNeil C. Johnson Beaverhead High School Henneberry R. Smith Crowley Schaver Shelby Botch Benson Nelson Scott Wideaux Taylor Howe Robertson Emerson Cappas Kimball Haines Walker Sasek Normal Utah-Idaho Junior College Conference Ricks Weber College of Ogden Mount St. Charles Intermountain Union Butte

Red Cross Seeks Aid for Stricken Florida Cities

Local Red Cross chairman B N Stevenson reports appeals from national headquarters for financial help for storm areas in Florida. An information bureau is set up at Miami for inquiries, with county residents urged to contact Stevenson or local Red Cross members to trace relatives. Tornado damage in 1925 reached 25 million dollars across the United States.

B. N. Stevenson Red Cross Miami Florida

Mrs Rathbone Family Safe After Miami Storm

Nora Whitwell of Salmin heard from Cora Rathbone that Miami was wrecked but they are all right. Mrs Rathbone, her mother Z B Yeaman and Mrs Arthur Yeaman with children were in Miami during the hurricane and escaped injury though their house was partially wrecked. James Walker reports a letter confirming their safety and ongoing reconstruction with Red Cross aid.

Nora Whitwell Salmin Cora Rathbone Miami

Men’s Bible Class Holds Second Seasonal Meeting

The second meeting of the season for the Men’s Bible class convened last Sunday in the judge’s chambers at the courthouse. The non-sectarian group, organized last year, gathers each Sunday at noon to study the Bible. TM. L. Fairbanks was elected treasurer, succeeding Henry Rodgers Jr., who is away at school.

L. Fairbanks Henry Rodgers, Jr

Profitable Stock Ranches and Livestock Ask in County Notice

Listing for 640 acres partly irrigated meadows and pasture at 25 per acre with 400 acres alfalfa grain and pasture and cattle, dairy cows, hogs. 42 per acre terms. 240 acre sheep layout offered cheap or lease. C. C. Newman. Hungarian farmers attacked radio aerials to cause storms but were halted by police.

C. C. Newman

Beavers Open Season Against Whitehall in Saturday Tilt

The Beavers host Whitehall at the Athletic field east of town in the season opener. Captain Yale leads the backfield with Wright and Little, while Williams Yost Wheat Price Cashmore and Holden line the front. Substitutes include Ryburn Spencer Kennison Whitworth Gordon and Finch as Bozeman high visits next week.

Beavers Whitehall Eleven Gunderson Yale Wright Little Williams Yost Wheat Price Cashmore Holden Landers Hansen Ryburn Spencer Kennison Whitworth Gordon Finch Bozeman High

Mrs Baxter Hosts Friends At West Side Dinner

Mrs Baxter extended warm hospitality to many guests at a Sunday dinner at her west side home. The event honored Mr Baxter's birthday and featured five pinochle tables. High prizes went to Mrs A H McFarland and W M Stone. low to Mrs Lee McCracken and Eugene Bond.

J. A. Baxter West Side Mr. Baxter A. H. McFarland W. MI. Stone Lee McCracken Fugene Bond

Ellen May Guild Meets at Mrs Cluleys Home

The Ellen May Guild was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs J B Cluley by Mrs Cluley and Miss Elizabeth Shotwell A report of delegates to the synodical meeting held recently at Bozeman was given.

Ellen May J. B. Cluley Cluley Elizabeth Shotwell Bozeman

Birthday Party for Anna Jeanne Sockness

Anna Jeanne Sockness two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Sock ness celebrated her birthday Wednesday with a party to which ten of her little friends were invited.

Anna Jeanne Sockness J. A. Sockness

Merle Irwin to Entertain Theta at Andrus Oct 5

Miss Merle Irwin will entertain Theta members on Tuesday evening at the Andrus hotel dining room. It marks the first meeting of the year.

Theta Merle Irwin Andrus

St James Guild Plans Oct 7 Meeting at Mrs Huber Home

Miss Bertha Huber of South Washington street will host St James Guild ladies on Thursday afternoon October 7. Members are asked to bring their blue boxes.

Bertha Huber St. James Guild South Washington Street

St Rose Guild Holds Enjoyable Thursday Board Party

The ladies of St Rose guild entertained at a rectory board party Thursday evening. The event was well attended and provided a pleasant social gathering for members.

St. Rose Guild

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary D. Craver

The families of Richard Freeman and Thomas Craver and Flora Wright express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and the church choir pallbearers minister and those who sent flowers after the illness and funeral of Mary D Craver.

Mary D. Craver Richard Freelman Thomas Craver Flora Wright

Gratitude Note For Family After Illness and Death

A message thanks friends for support during the illness and death of Anthony Gelhaus. The note lists Frank Gelhaus and Mr. and Mrs. John Gelhaus, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gelhaus, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gelhaus as grateful recipients of kindness. It also mentions French flyers adopting their patron saint Father Carus whose canonization is being pursued and notes a memorable bail on ascension August 6, 1784.

Anthony Gelhaus Frank Gelhaus John Gelhaus Henry Gelhaus Joseph Gelhaus Father Carus Ascension

Montana counties get less than one percent of gas tax funds

Officials from the Montana Automobile Association say county shares from the gas tax are far smaller than believed, with 55 percent distributed to counties among 56 entities. They argue Initiative Good Roads bill No 31 would boost county federal road work value via state aid, offsetting losses. The piece also notes the Sultan of Morocco’s Paris observation and a 17th century curiosity about royal classifieds.

Montana Automobile Association

Composer Thurlow Lieuranee Visits Lake Minnetonka

Thurlow Lieuranee, composer of By the Waters of Minnetonka, visited Lake Minnetonka on his first trip. He found inspiration on a Montana Indian reservation from a Sioux song. A zebroid, a zebra cross with a Percheron, was bred on a Kansas farm. Big game animals multiply in parks prompting open seasons for elk.

Thurlow Lieuranee Minnetonka Lake Minnetonka Montana Lieuranee Karsas

Turns Pro Browne to Meet Lenglen on American Tour

Mary Browne, a leading woman tennis star, turns professional and will play against Suzanne Lenglen during an American tour. Manager C. C. Pyle and Red Grange announced the deal, noting Browne will receive about 25 000 in salary.

Mary K. Browne Wil Mlle Suzanne Leng Len Bo C. C. Pyle Frenc Star Red” Grange Fai Miss Browne

Bell on the Centennial Exposition site at Sesqui-Centennial

Walter S. Gifford and Leonard H. Kinnard stand at the former Bell spot where Don Pedro exclaimed the phrase My God it talks during Bell’s inaugural voice transmission. The Bell organizations plan exhibits for the Sesqui Centennary Exposition in Philadelphia opening June 1 and running to December 1 marking 150 years since the Declaration signing.

Palace of Agriculture and Food Products Philadelphia Walter S. Gifford American Telephone and Telegraph Company Leonard H. Kinnard Bell Télephone Company of Pennsylvania Associated Companies Alexander Graham Bell Memorial Hall Don Pedro Brazil Bell

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