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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
10
Initiative Good Roads Bill No 31 faces a November 2 vote. Officials warn defeat would cut federal aid, cede highway control, raise local levies, and waste Montana 80 million dollars in automotive investment. Losses hit counties and individual motorists with higher costs for poorer roads.
Standards adopted by the State Board of Education require at least 170 school days, superior rural facilities, qualified teachers with specific credits, strong teacher tenure and discipline, and adherence to state study courses. Accredited status hinges on supervision, inspection, and filing official blanks by set dates. Henry L. Meyers, candidate for associate justice, visited Dillon.
John Stombaugh visited Dillon for medical attention. Montana Vance and Isabel Connors spent the weekend at their Melrose homes from Dillon. Slag hauling resumed Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Vel Tadovich attended the funeral of Frank Klarich in Butte Monday. Dan Piccone visited friends and attended business in Dillon Saturday. Norah Connelley and Louise Bechrer, Dillon visitors, stayed at the Bechrer home. Rev T Clifford of Lima led services at Reichle school to a large crowd. I Carroll with friends from Butte.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association announces rewards for crimes against herding operations. A $250 reward is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief, and a $100 reward is offered for the conviction of any camp robber.
Sunday visits at the Matt Polish home and with Mrs. Sara Osenbury and George Goodwin of Butte. Ed Woods of Spencer Idaho and H B Sennett of Butte attend to matters in Reichle. Eli Daniff seeks baths at Zeigler springs. John Waters finishes a successful threshing season. Potato digging nears completion amid early frost damage. Cattle sales rise as ranchers dispose of herds. Joseph Warren works in the Union Pacific office in Butte.
The report notes a man spending his vacation in Reichle hoping to catch a large trout before leaving. Elsie Garrison stayed a few days in Butte last week. Mr and Mrs Joe Pace of Apex visited the Joy home on Sunday. Mrs John Polish left last week to visit her seriously ill mother in Helena.
Red Bitter Root McIntosh apples are contracted at two dollars and fifty cents per box. The deal covers supply expectations for the season and involves a local grower cooperative negotiating with buyers.
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