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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
8
Returns from county and city precincts will be posted at the Dillon Tribune office on election night as fast as they are received. Those unable to attend may call 66 or 354 to get updates available at that time.
Community notice for a chicken pie dinner at M. E. Church on Tuesday November 2 from 5:30 to 8:00 pm. Adults 75 cents, children under 12 are 35 cents. Advt. 44.
In a campaign appeal W. C. Orr asserts forty years in Beaverhead County and a clean race. He denies any deputy selections or promises, pledging to work with citizens to hire impartial, capable men if elected. Paid political advertising.
F. C. Hugenin state architect from Missoula and H. J. Hamill contractor who built the gymnasium and library visited the college on Tuesday to review projects and discuss construction plans.
Advertisement note states Hazelbaker can supply public land script. The line, dated or attributed to Adv. 801f, appears as an isolated classified fragment.
Mary Judge visits her daughter in Dillon as Rexburg pair Leslie Nims and Hazel Perham wed at the courthouse. Out-of-town visitors include E D White from California with his mother B F White. Beaverhead oil progress near Beav Beaverhead area noted with Syd reports of a favorable oil well. Democratic candidates rally in Melrose with speakers listed. John Kelly absent ill.
Mrs Walter Fatdeee and daughter Mrs E Thompson and her small son shopped at the county seat Saturday. Mr and Mrs Matt Peterson of Dillon visited relatives Sunday. Bannack and Mill Point school children plan a Halloween party at Bannack.
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