Transmission through the mails as second class matter
Notice indicates entry at the Dillon Postoffice for mailing under second class status, reflecting publication handling in postal affairs.
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Dillon” “Postoffice
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
4
County Surveyor FOREST BAYERD Coroner JAMES E PHILLIPS
County government posts list FOREST BAYERD as surveyor and JAMES E PHILLIPS as coroner in a local governmental notice detailing appointed officials and their roles. The terse item records these local offices and individuals.
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County Surveyor Forest
Bayerd
New Tribune Publishers Plan Expanded Eight Page Paper in Montana
Alkire and Caverly take over the Tribune from F. E. Foote for five years with a purchase option and will print the Daily Messenger at the Tribune plant. The paper becomes a republican organ and will begin eight pages full of news, with future features under new management. Warren M. Stone remains as reporter.
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The
Tribune
Alkire & Caverly
F. E. Foote
Daily Messenger
Tribune and Messenger
Montana
Warren M. Stone
Alkire
Caverly
Get Acquainted offer from Alkire and Caverly Tribune
The office invites subscribers with a Get Acquainted offer while keeping Tribune subscriptions at $2.50 yearly. Three men stand ready to handle news ads or job work, aiming to increase readership and future service.
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The
Tribune
F E Foote Retires After Forty Three Years in Journalism
F E Foote, former Tribune publisher, has retired after more than 43 years in the newspaper field. He is praised for conservative, conscientious work, printing news and truth, remaining loyal to his community and friends, and avoiding yellow journalism. His career is described as long, useful, and creditable.
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F. E. Foote
the Tribune
Ife
Iis
Two Good Men Nominated for Supreme Court Seats
Associate Justices Wm. L. Holloway and Albert J. Galen are the republican nominees to succeed themselves. They have shown ability and willingness to perform duties faithfully and impartially. Holloway has served nearly a quarter century. Galen about six years. Their records are clean and clear, and their strong primaries reflect voter support. The general impression is that both will be elected in November by large majorities.
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Wm. L. Holloway
Albert J. Galen
Judge Holloway
Supreme Bench
Judge Galen
State fair education appeal draws Beaverhead visitors
The Helena state fair is praised as a great educational institution. Beaverhead residents will attend to watch the state’s progress and see Twin Bridges displays as Madison valley products, grains, fruits, livestock, and other offerings showcased with community pride.
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Helena
Beaverhead
Madison County
Dillon Praises Volunteers After City Restaurant Fire
Dillon lauds the volunteer fire department for their rapid response to a basement blaze in the business district. Dense smoke hampered entry, but the crew acted with veteran calm and ingenuity, earning strong commendation for their selfless patriotic service.
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Dillon
Stubborn Blaze Hits Cafe Bar Shop Damage Counted
Fire gutted the basement and damaged a cafe and adjoining barber shop operated by the Barshaw and Watson families. Firemen fought the blaze for hours, likely from an electric short, with total cafe damage about 4000 dollars and barber shop around 1000 dollars, insured. Rooming house above suffered smoke damage. rebuilding planned within a month.
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Resaurant
Clarence Watson
Barshaw
Willard Stewart
Bessie Stewart
Joe Jensen
New School Principal Appointments reshuffle faculty
Charles Henry new school principal adds to college faculty. Clarabelle Severance, Idaho graduate, will take training school post. Stella North fills Miss Bailey’s third grade slot after her move to Winnetka. Effa E Judd replaces Mrs Baker at the training normal. Isabel Merialdo takes Ruth Beery’s first grade role. Bernice M Hamilton succeeds Miss Bowers in second grade. Helen Sipple Jones continues as kindergarten head.
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Stella North
Warrensburg Missouri Normal School
University of Washington
Lucille Johnston Baker
Normal School
Bloomsburg
Effa E. Judd
State Teachers’ College
Greely
Ruth Beery
Isabel Merialdo
Browning
Bernice Bowers
Bernice M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Bellingham State Normal School
Spokane
Helen. Sipple. Jones
Local teachers new posts as school opens in fall
A Utah training school announces half time teaching posts in the Latin and music departments while Dr. Garver and Rush Jordan plan university assignments. New faculty include Miss Margaret Galloway and Miss Genevieve Metlen with extensive teaching credentials. The annual opening highlights classroom renovations and expanded programs as rural schools prepare for Sept. 7.
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Agnes Reid
Frank H. Garver
University of Southern California
Rush Jordan
University of Idaho
L. A. Gregory
Willis
W. J. Bierrum
Peterson
Margaret Galloway
Dennison
Iowa
Drake University
Genevieve Metlen
Armstead
Montana University
Mullan
Idaho
Lenore Thompson
Twin Bridges
Darby
Minnie Frick
University of Indiana
W. J. Beitrum
Valaparaiso University
F. D. Willis
Lydia Tarrant
B. J. Gunderson
Alice Keith
E. M
Bridge Dinner Honoring Mrs Frisbee at Stone Home
Mrs N E Stone Mrs W D Tovey and Mrs Warren Stone hosted a Friday bridge dinner for Mrs J L Frisbee of Chicago visiting the Stone residence. Dinner at seven, five tables played, prizes awarded for high and low scores to Miss Marjorie Stevenson and Mrs C W Oberem.
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N. E. Stone
W. D. Tovey
Warren Stone
J. L. Frisbee
Chicago
Stone Home
Marjorie Stevenson
C. W. Oberem
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R. R. and Public Service Commission
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Frank Eliel
Otto C. Gosman
John S. Baker
Sheriff
D. F. Mooney
A. A. Elliott
Thos. E. Gilbert
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George T. Banks
James E. Phillips
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Alkire &Caverly
F.E. Foote
Charles Henry New
Aura Dutcher
Lakeview
Orpha B. Morrison
Riverside
Margaret Ross
Argenta
Ruth Benedick
Dewey
Bridget Dusak
Grant
Anna Haines
Apex
Marie Woodworth
Wise River
Ray Spencer
Lima
Genevieve O’leary
Hilma Beikki
Verna Reed
Anna Bauman
Gwenyth Jones
Bristow
Gladys Trambley
Bedrock
Ruth Helming
Wisdom
Elvera
Woolwear Boys
Homer
Harrison
KODAK
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Ogden
Utah
California
Patterson Livestock Commission CO
Ogden, Utah
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