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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

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World Series and Oxford Columbia Debate Highlight Visitor Letter

Dr Grant K E Finch in New York reports on the Oxford Columbia international debate of October 4 and the third World Series game at the Polo Grounds. He notes the audience turnout, ticket details, game-day atmosphere, and his Giants versus Yankees impressions with predictions and memories of Dillon.

DR. Finch Oxford-Columbia Oxford Columbia University Grant KE. Finch George Baker Finch Normal College Eugene New York City Columbia Graduate School Oxford University of United States League of Nations Columbia Hudson Theater George M. Cohan London Bette Beaverhead Post No. 20 Dillon New York Giants New York Yankees Hartwig Theater Polo Grounds Harlem River 157Th Street Deadhead Hill Legion Altrock Sehart Hoyt Yankees Scott Giants Babe Ruth Heinie Groh Witt Yanks Smith Kelly Judge Landis Bunnies Badgers The Gophers Beavers

Normal College Notes Picnic Trip and Columbus Day Observed

Argenta students visited the canyon and ranch areas for hiking and baseball with two departure times eight and nine, lunch served, and a moonlight return. The October 11 assembly honored Columbus Day with music and readings by Ella Free Frances Bimrose and Bernice Metien.

Argenta Ella Free Frances Bimrose Bernice

Locals Trample Twin Bridges in 57 Point Gridiron Victory

Beaverhead eleven overwhelmed Twin Bridges on the fair grounds fielding a strong ground attack and swift ends to tally 57 points while preventing the visitors from scoring. A Sunday scrimmage with an American Legion team is planned and Dillon's high school opens the interscholastic season next Saturday against Butte High. Miss Clara Plant departed for Toledo Ohio to visit two nieces for about three weeks.

Beaverhead Twin Bridges High School Fair Grounds American Legion Legion Butte High School Clara Plant Toledo Unio Dillon

Institute speakers highlight Butte event and Idaho talks

Dr. Davis Dr. Garver Miss Troxell and Miss Stufft headline the Silver Bow County Institute in Butte this weekend with Troxell and Stufft presenting demonstration lessons. Dr. Davis is invited by President Siders of the Idaho Polytechnic Institute to speak at Blackfoot Idaho next week. Acting Chancellor H H Swain and Mrs Swain visited the college Monday and Tuesday and traveled to Dillon from Helena. The season's first student dance is set for Friday at the new recreation hall.

Davis Garver Miss Troxell Miss Stufft Silver Bow County Institute Butte Dr. Davis Siders Idaho Polytechnic Institute Blackfoot Idaho H. H. Swain

Brilliant occasion marks first Bagdad pilgrimage

The special train from Butte arrived in Dillon with 180 Bagdad Nobles and ladies plus the temple band. A parade, drill show, and clowns entertained as Potentate Rathbone and the imperial divan led the event. A banquet at the high school gym and a grand ball at Dillon park concluded the celebration. The return trip left after 3 am.

Dillon Potentate Rathbone Butte Bagdad Anaconda Deer Lodge Madison County Beaverhead County Bagdad Patrol R. R. Rathbone Artie Davis Baba Mayer First Baptist Church Dillmont Park Tonney Potentate

Fire destroys Polaris mill in early morning blaze

A boiler room origin fire at Polaris concentrator around two o'clock Tuesday devastated the mill. Estimated loss near 60000 dollars. Coal and coke dump cars ignited, fire guards set by Beaverhead National Forest Supervisor Sommers to prevent spread to timber. Polaris, idle years, reopened a year ago by Butte miners. Charles Whitcomb of Helena currently operates. Ten carloads of ore shipped recently. funds planned for development. Polaris lies at Baldy mountain foot in a rich mining district. Marcellus Pyle, Charles Richardson, Andy Hayes, Parley Hansen of Polaris drove to Dillon last Saturday.

Polaris Sommers Beaverhead National Forest Butte Charles Whitcomb Helena Baldy Mountain Harry Armstead Marcellus Pyle Charles Richardson Andy Hayes Parley Hansen Dillon

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