Navy Day Asks Backing For Strong Naval Defense
Saturday October 27 designated Navy Day to honor the U S Navy birth and Theodore Roosevelt birthday. Citizens urged to support a definite naval replacement program amid treaty limits and renewed Great Britain and Japan competition.
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London
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Local residents take short trips and visits around Grant and Dillon
James Dold visited Grant on Wednesday and Thursday while the Christies shopped in Armstead on Thursday. Siefken returned to his Grant area home after days in Dillon. Roberts and Stocker drove cattle to Armstead on Thursday. Hughes and family visited Dillon for a few days starting Wednesday. Mrs. Christie and her California mother left for Butte Friday to visit relatives. Several others, including Shefer, Blair, Rand, Edwards, Pierce, Waldemar, and Selway, spent time in Dillon and nearby towns over the weekend.
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Swan
Josing Ing
Dr. Morrow
Rpaskiaae-Yleiber
Cleman
Heinard Morse
Hole Basin
Martin Jackson
Wilhelmina Schindler
Swan Johnson
Harvey
Sam Robinson
Jackson
Vern Walehli
Francis Shaw
Butte
John Albers
Albers
Danny Pendergast
Vern Stanchfield
Wise River
Dan Pendergast Ranch
Jules Wenger
Henry
Dillon
Sanford Shepherd
Hans Jorgensen
Jorgen Jorgensen
Logan
Budge Brothers Clinic
Lyston Dansie
Pahnish Brothers
Red Nelson Ranch
Dan Pendergast
Rey Ford
Art Clegg
Vlen O'Neil
Catholic Ladies of Jackson
Friendship Club
Schmidt
Diller
Fred Tursechey
Shoup
Ivaho
Jake Nveidt
Mary Shaw
W'dom
George P. Hughes
Christie
Alex Christie
Thomas L. Scott
A. Dow Whitmer
William Betersdorff
Agnes Pierce
George. Smith
H. C. Bering
Helena
Stocker
Milton Nay
Frank Nay
Grant
Chester Barrett
Armstead
Mr. Rand
Flathead Country
James F. Blair
J. H. Sheser
Prairie
Elmer Selway
Cooper
Salmon
Idaho
Jink Esterwald
John G. Albers
W. M. Bichler
Jams Mansfield
Sunblace
The
Sweet Candy Company
Agnes Pieres
W. D. Gray
Kim Elmose
Roy Stocker
John Gelhaus
Frank Esterwald
Fred Munckten
James Dodd
BL Emerick
Hughes Ranch
John Shefer
W. G. Blair
Luwayne
J. L. Waldmar
Afton
James Dold
Henry Siefken
Bob Roberts
James Ey. Hughes
Weldon
California
Frank P. Blair
Elmer, Selway
AL ‘Waldemar
Anaconda Domination of Beavers Saturday
Anaconda crushed Beavers on Saturday with a dominant line performance. The game featured key players like Hartzell, Reeves, Gibbons, and BrOwM, while substitutions included Dillon Tonney Wheat Conklin and Anaconda Martin. Referee Olsen oversaw the matchup between Bannack and the visiting team.
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Anaconda
Dillon
V. Gibbons
Hartzell
Tonney
Wheat
Conklin
Martin
Skakers
Olsen
49 Years Ago and 40 Years Ago Highlights from Dillon Tribune
The excerpt recalls 49 years ago in October 1885 with satirical notes on funeral coffins prices, temperance, fashion misfires, and a sidewalk hat prank ending in injury, plus brisk trade and prosperity. It also notes 40 years ago in October 1894 events in Chinatown a chaotic fight, Beaverhead county voting for primrose as state flower, and a $9,500 gold bullion shipment from Madison county left in a hotel lobby overnight.
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Dillon Furniture Company
Temperance Reform Coub
Dillon Urchin
Joe
Man
Dillon
the Tribune
Chinatown
Beaverhead County
Montana
Madison County
1904 and 1914 Dillon News Snippets
Items from the Tribune recount early 20th century activity in Dillon. G T Paul and wife leave for St Louis for the fair as local construction advances. livery stables report brisk business. Roosevelt and Parker campaign views divide locals. A decade later, enrollment at the State Normal college rises to 142. Andrus ships a deer head. immigrants bring farm implements to Apex. and a sheriff returns with suspects linked to larceny and jail breaks, tied to Dan Smith’s Woods Livestock theft case.
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G. T. Paul
St. Louis
Burfield
Center Street
Poindexter
Idaho Street
Dillon
Teddy Roosevelt
Parker
State Normal College
H. FE. Andrus
Apex
James McCollum
W. E. Barry
Miles City
Pat Ryan
John Jannery
Jordan
Garfield County
John Emery
Dan Smith
Woods Livestock Company
St James Guild Social Planned With Harwood Hubert Brundage
St James guild will be entertained by Mrs Alma Harwood Miss Bertha Hubert and Mrs Lucy Brundage on Thursday afternoon in the guild hall. Harold sid left Wednesday for unknown location.
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ST. James Guild
Alma Harwood
Bertha Hubert
Lucy Brundage
Guild Hall
Birthday Party for Olive M Harrison Highlights Ranch Social
Mrs Olive M Harrison enjoyed a surprise birthday party at her ranch with 77 neighbors and Dillon visitors. The event featured bridge pinochle and dancing followed by lunch. A later birthday dinner honored Olive and nearby relatives with guests including Mary Sheppard and Dwight Harrison.
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Olive M. Harrison
Frank. Kellum
Jane Kellum
Gladys Carr
Florence Backus
Farnum Schuyler
Paul Stahl
Ralph Smith
Paddock
Ralph Spencer
Whitey” Palmer
Harrison Kellam
Dillon
Bridge
W. B. Smith
Len Holloran
IE. F. Sil Os Lima
Hazel Bybee
Harrison Home
Harrison Ranch
Olive M.harrison
Mary Sheppard
A. Marchesseau
Dwight Harrison
Clarrison
Kellum
Joe Ryburn
George Harrison
Frank Kellum
McKown
Lucille Harrison
Beryl Harrison
Nora H. Knoll
Elmer Hays
Tom Judge
Clark Anderson
James Dodd
Andy Hays
Reforms in Government and Teacher Placement Discussed
Great Falls notes show Professor Rush Jordar speaking on Reforms in State and Local Government within the Social Science section and on Placement Work and the Selection of Teachers in Administration. A schedule lists swimming classes at the college pool for 33 high school girls and four training school groups, plus 21 primary and 25 intermediate girls and 24 primary and 28 intermediate boys. The annual Hallowe'en party and dance is planned for Friday evening October 26 at the Recreation hall.
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Rush Jordar
Dillings
Collens
Notice to Creditors and Claimants of David E. Stephens
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executor of the last will and testament of David E. Stephens deceased to all creditors and persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them within four months after the date of first publication of this notice as required by law.
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Ydaho
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
D. J. Stephens
David EB. Stephens
District Court
State OF
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Beaverhead
Henry Roberts Johnson
Pavisie Street
Wohn 'T. Neal
David E. Stephens
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Talls
Charles W. Cowins
Wisdom
Ange
Prin
Meridian
I A. Hlaverbaker
U.S
Trones
Gordon Knowles
Charles Frank Keowdes
Hinehy
Abec J. Schultz
All of
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Fy Corbally
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