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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
3
The Globe-Democrat lauds Missouri women after a July 27 conference with Republican leaders. Women elected state chairmen and district leaders, showing skill and independence, with plans for precinct and city clubs to organize statewide.
Figures from the War Loan Organization show district sales of 20090 dollars in new war savings certificates. Minnesota leads with 16558.40, then South Dakota 919.60, North Dakota Northern Michigan and Northern Wisconsin 838 each. Montana reports no local sales. Montana totals come via state office. Also noted are canned political speeches as campaigns prepare for the presidential race with phonograph releases including Senator Lodge’s speech.
Episcopalians of Minnesota North Dakota and Montana announce six regional conferences in September with speakers Bishop James Wise of Kansas and B F Finney overseas secretary. Meetings occur September 8 9 11 12 and 15 at Christ Church St Paul Gethsemane Cathedral Fargo St Luke's Billings St Johns Butte The Church of the Incarnation Great Falls. Participants include diocesan campaign committees and parish leaders. Bishop Wise is noted for press publicity work and will push a permanent church publicity program at the Detroit General Convention.
Mrs. George Hopkins of Dillon visits Harvey ranch to manage affairs while Mr. Hopkins travels east with a flock. The Horse Prairie community held Mr. Metlen’s funeral. Anaconda guests Montgomery, son, and Beattie stayed at Lazy 5 ranch. Agnes Kaw visits Dillon to see Winnie McMannis. Ray Given returns from Dillon. A rainfall graced Horse Prairie. Mrs. Hank Chapman and child weekend in Dillon. May Stocker heads to Helena for schooling.
Miss Camilla Osborne County Superintendent calls trustees and clerks to action to restore school attendance after war conditions influenza and planting duties. She warns of fall spring losses dragging pupils through grades and urges all Dawson County children back in school by first week and kept through the year.
Town Topics records a debate on finance with Willis arguing that failures decrease while Gillis contends increased calls on his daughter show otherwise. The exchange reflects partisan or local views on economic stress and family strain.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a long roster of plaintiffs and defendants appears in a legal advertisement. The list includes A. D. LaDue Ira M. Sanders John T. Cox Ida Cox W S Pyle Lizzie Pyle Cox & Pyle Pickett Brothers and multiple heirs and associates linked to the Andrew and Johnson families.
A British woman invents and patents ship bunks that stay level as ships roll. The design supports bunks so passengers sleep flat despite vessel motion, showcasing ingenuity in marine comfort.
Public notice lists multiple heirs and claimants in Beaverhead County Montana and Dillon including Abrams and Johnson families. It details a lawsuit to quiet title on described lands in Township 6 South Range 13 West and requires defendants to answer within twenty days. witness lists, land descriptions, and bid procedures for a bridge project follow. It also notes a separate 1919 filing by William Eden for homestead proof in Grant Montana with witnesses named.
Sealed proposals addressed to Beaverhead County Clerk for a steel bridge 200 feet long over the Big Hole River at Melrose Montana in Beaverhead and Silver Bow Counties will be received until 11 A M September 9 1919 and opened at noon. Plans and forms available from the Beaverhead Clerk or Silver Bow County Clerk in Butte or the State Highway Commission secretary at Helena.
Am brosia E. Stanley files last will of Francis M. Stanley with petition for letters testamentary in Beaverhead Montana. Hearing set in Dillon court September 15 1919 at 10 a m for interested parties to object or file written objections. Clerk Fred Rife presides.
Referees announce a public auction of 2.61 acres in Section 24, Township 7 South, Range 9 West, Beaverhead County Montana. Sale set for September 18 1919 at 10 A M at the Dillon court house front door. Ten percent cash, balance on court confirmation. Parties include Orr and Kingsbury estates with guardianship involved.
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