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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
8
Local golfers readies for Sunday matches with flight pairings and start times. The article lists qualifying scores, matchups, penalties for lateness, entry fee, and rule details for 18 hole play with 36 hole finals.
Ross Emerick challenged Joe Kirkwood in a golf shot on the local course. From the ninth tee he hit a ball that crossed a deep water hazard and ditch, rolling over a footbridge to lie on the far side well teed up.
A kind old lady asks about school. The boy replies it is closed. Jones presses that seeing is believing. Johnson counters that perception can be unreliable since he sees the boy daily.
A witty exchange between a guest and hostess about a string of pearls, with the hostess noting the pearls came from oysters. The Tribune is always first.
Montana plans a massive welcome for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh in Butte on September 5. He will land at Butte National Airport at 2 p.m. and be met by 300 prominent Montanans, then address residents at Clark Park before a parade and Labor Day events at Columbia Gardens. A banquet for 1,500 follows, and he will stay with John D. Ryan before leaving for Helena. Railroads advertise round trip fares.
A bustling two day meet drew large crowds with events across 2:25 pace trot 2:14 pace trot and short sprints. Winners included Bingiella Morena Blanche Sickle Twin Falls Boy Deacon Ida May and Roscoe Lyons with notable heats and payouts.
At the Dil lon Rotary Club weekly meeting Charles Puhler field secretary of the National Y M C A spoke on the parallels between the Y and Rotary work especially among boys and their impact on good citizenship in communities. J H Gilbert reported on a Deer Lodge meeting of Rotary presidents and secretaries where Senator Frank Hazelbaker presided and Gilbert chaired in Brundage’s absence.
Officials anticipate the largest crowd in the history of the state fair as an air meet joins other events. Exhibits from 80 counties are arriving daily and ground preparations are complete. Nine planes are entered for the Montana air meet with several more expected before noon September 5. Entries include Ryan monoplanes, Waco planes, Swallow Willis, a Curtiss, and a Stinson-Detroiter with more possible entrants from Great Falls and Jamestown. Daily parachute jumps and a 15 mile race program offer prizes totaling 1350 dollars. all fuel is provided.
The Beaverhead Abstract Company reports the week ending August 27 1927 with records of property transfers and market activity. Notable entries include filings for deeds mortgages and abbreviated chain of title updates across local parcels.
United States transfers 820 acres in Centennial valley to Earl B Hipp and 80 acres near Bond station to Marion E Hay. The deeds document federal land dispositions and establish ownership changes for two parcels amid ongoing public title recordings.
William H. Harris and Grace I. Harris transfer five lots in block five of Slader's subdivision at Lima to Lawrence Peterson. A sheriff's deed conveys the Canfield ranch in Big Hole basin west of Gibbons to Galena National Bank of Galena Illinois.
A recent estimate states that about one third of all people in the United States are employed. The figure highlights a broad reach of work across industries and regions.
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