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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1926

Page

1

The Poor Male and Last Words of Great Men

A column by Arthur Brisbane on natural behavior in courtship among animals and last words of famous men. It reviews Mexican church state tensions, a new flying machine, and predictions on famine, population, and vegetarian futures. The piece notes a future airship counter propeller and ends hinting at continued discussion on page five.

Julian Stazley Daniel Hall Oxford Scientific Ilenry George Texas

New School Hires Named for Training School

Charles Henry New School Principal Charles Henry leads the training school opening Tuesday September 7 with the superintendent’s office operating from September 1. The staff includes returning teachers Hadith Crandall Mae Lowe Jessie Merchant Louise Schleier and others across junior high intermediate and primary grades. New instructors include Charles Henry Lee R Light Muriel Enid Thomas and Helen Mae Smith with backgrounds at Iowa State Teachers College Washington State College Columbia University Stanford Tarkio Drake and Morningside College.

Hadith Crandall Mae Lowe Jessie Merchant Louise M. Schleier Sarah Dellinger Black Louis Schleier Bert Short Marie Mean Josephine Erwin Washington Cheney Normal School Moscow Idaho Pullman Wash Henry Iowa State Teachers’ College Washington State College Columbia University Lee R. Light Leland Stanford University The Normal College Muriel Enid Thomas Miss Thomas Tarkio College Helen Mae Smith Miss Smith Drake University Iowa Morningside College Genevieve Albertson Enp

Lima Fire Destroys Eelipse Cafe Market and Opera House

A major Lima blaze last Sunday gutted the Eelipse cafe the market and the opera house. Fire started in the restaurant and spread to all three buildings despite volunteer effort. Ember flare ups late at night rekindled and the opera house burned to ruins. Insurance reportedly covers about 1 600 dollars. Buildings owned by B C Franks.

Lima Eelipse Opera House B.C. Franks

Popular Young Man Is Taken by Death

Joe Carroll son of the late Frank Carroll died last Saturday noon at the family home on the east side after a long illness. He was born near Jackson and moved with his family to Dillon in 1906. He graduated from Beaverhead High School in 1913 with honors.

Joe Carroll Frank Carroll Jackson Dillon Beaverhead

Rev Knudsen Accepts Call to Massachusetts

The Rev. Carl Knudsen, pastor at Grace Methodist Episcopal church, announced he has accepted a temporary pastorate at First Congregational church in Brookton Massachusetts and will leave Dillon September 15.

Carl Knudsen Grace Methodist Episcopal Church First Congregational Church Brookton Mass Dillon

Rumor of Northern Pacific Railroad Through Dillon

A Lewiston dispatch reports that the Northern Pacific considers a Salmon River route from Salmon City to Stites and a link Armstead to Twin Bridges. If true, Dillon would be on a new line, reviving hopes since 1911 while mining and timber growth push development.

Spokesman Review Lewiston Idaho Northern Pacific Salmon River Elk Salmon City Stites Armstead Twin Bridges Montana Dillon Clearwater St. Paul Tacoma

Dillon forms Montana Air Service for transport and planes

Articles of Incorporation filed for the Montana Air Service company to conduct passenger and freight transport and to manufacture repair and operate aircraft. Capital stock set at 25 000 dollars with directors Fred Woodside A W Stephenson and Mrs Elfreda Woodside. A three passenger Waco plane is in operation brought by Pilot Stephenson. Landing field lies southwest of Dillon. Martin Jackson visits from Big Hole basin ranch.

Montana Air Service Company Fred Woodside A. W. Stephenson Elfreda Woodside Waco Dillon Stephenson

Rotary meeting votes to suspend Labor Day business

At a Dillon Rotary club meeting on Wednesday members voted to suspend business and close all city stores on Labor Day to allow everyone to attend the Woodmen picnic and vedio.

Dillon Rotary Club Woodmen Picnic

Freeman's Rodeo to Eclipse All Others

Dillon residents anticipate the annual Freeman's Rodeo on September 4 in S and G. Sam Freeman, veteran cowpuncher and rancher, organizes the show gathering horses and steers from isolated ranges. Riders from across the country place bets that they can ride to a finish, promising thrilling events and Beaverhead County fame.

Beaverhead Sam Freeman

Large Dillon Woodmen picnic crowds set to attend Labor Day events

Labor day plans center Dillon and Beaverhead county as Modern Woodmen delegates from 11 camps gather at Dillmont park for a large picnic. A special train from Butte arrives, a baseball game Dillon MWAs vs Lima Independents precedes a prize filled program with numerous contests and prizes for men women and students.

Dillon Beaverhead Woodmen Deer Lodge Jefferson Madison Powell Silver Bow Dillmont Park Butte Sebali Wilh Isho Silver Bow County Dillon M.W. Avs Lima Independents Ste Q

Tattersall Buys Variety Store on Idaho Street

Ralph Tattersall purchased the Variety store on Idaho street from his father RooP Tattersall after 20 years of family operation. The new owner plans a modern merchandise line at moderate prices and will run the business under a fresh policy. A major city fire in the business district, starting in the Beaverhead cafe basement, required a four hour volunteer-firefight, with dense smoke and a challenging layout under the cafe floor.

Ralph Tattersall Idaho Street Roop Pattersall Mires Ed Hihdred Celifornia Adilits Dillon Ori Beaverhead Cafe Mantaba Street AL Biurslaas

Dillon Country club forms to build new golf course

A meeting at city hall reorganized the Dillon Golf club as the Dillon Country club with Dr W L Stephan as president and TM Brundare as vice president. A $2500 bond was authorized to buy the Conger ranch for a nine hole course, with bylaws adopted and a year set of officers named plus greens and sports committees.

Dillon Golf Club Dillon Country Club Wltl Stephan TM. Brundare Frank Burger RE. J. Conger W. H. ‘Stephan Eugene Bond Frank Bulger H. M. Brundags Lee McCracken Stephan Lawrence

Wisdom Race Meet Attracts Big Harvest Festival Crowd

Wisdom hosts its annual harvest festival and rodeo on September 11 and 12 with fast horses and a two day program. J H K Shaw is president and W J Tope secretary. entries to be sent to Tope. Harness and saddle races with generous purses, Idaho horses entered, several special races planned, and a big picnic draw on day two.

Wisdom J. HK. Shaw W. J. Tope Idaho

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Arthur Brisbane Fredrick the Great Pitt Goethe Roosevelt Frank Murdy Cap Mexico South America Peru Calles Charles Henry New Rev. Knudson Massachusetts Spokane AIR Service Company Martin Jackson Big Hole Basin Addeo Freeman Kivent Dillon Veident South Butte Walker- Ville Anaconda Deer Loadee Ennis Twit Bridges Jackson, Whitehall Harrison and Dillon Weinbergss McCracken Bros Golden Rule Clerke-Lague Rouchers, Inc Tuber Bros. Dillon Symons Dry Goods Company Puttte Woten Casey Lubin's Rutte Yan Marcheol Armour Packing Company Lutte Waterman Fred Young Gamer Shoe Company Fareeren Grocery Skagg United States Lord Byron Spihan and O'Brien Shiner’s Oeschli Furniture Siegel's Builder's Brick and Fuel Company Lobby Pool Hall Sanborn Montana Mercantile Company Ralph Tattersall Jie Eldey Ma. Tattersall
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