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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
3
President Coolidge appeals to all citizens to exercise the franchise during greetings at the first oratorical contest in Washington auditorium. He argues voting is a binding duty of self government and lauds citizenship fueled by law, institutions, and patriotic sentiment.
A fragment from the Sentinel mentions Twin Bridges with limited readable context. No clear event, date, or names are established in the available text.
The public library site is being raised and a foundation laid. Interior repairs include new windows and flooring. Alvin Reid Armond Reid Huh Counter Tom Marshall Fay Gillies and Gus Cornforth departed Thursday for the upper Ruby country to assist.
Democratic speakers led by Senators Walsh and Wheeler attack the Republican tariff as harming the country and Montana. They cite James W. Gerard endorsing high tariffs, while Montana farmers stockmen laboring men and business leaders are urged to see the tariff as vital to state prosperity and protection of domestic industry.
Mrs Mary J Hamilton visited the T Sherman Sapp home south of town where Mrs Sapp remains bedbound after a fall on wet porch boards. The Twin Bridges basketball season begins next week with promising players. girls' team held a meeting led by coach Miss Bier. boys practice football. Frank Reid and C N Darnutze returned from Chicago with a lamb shipment of about 100 head. Prices averaged near 13 75 per hundredweight, not as good as last year.
Montana Automobile association backs Initiative Good Roads Measure No. 81 to finance highway improvements with a one cent gas tax. They estimate 100000 vehicles valued at 80 million, using 6,000 miles yearly, incurring 850000 dollars in tax revenue, less than half a percent of total investment, to secure better roads.
Asa Ellis of Ruby Valley Hardware Co delivered a truckload of groceries and provisions for the Ruby Valley Stockmen's Association as they begin their annual roundup of live stock. Forty two men and a large remuda of saddle horses are engaged for at least three weeks. Headquarters camp is at Three Forks in the upper Ruby, about sixty miles from Twin Bridges.
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