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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1924

Page

4

Jackson News Summary of Local Visits and Events

Miss Bertha Finsley vacationing with her brother Jess Finsley and employed by Mayo Bros. Miss Gladys Scully of Dillon visited the Jardine home. Mildred Peterson went to Anaconda to begin school. Howard Morse of Dillon visited. Mr and Mrs Harry Davis and family returned from Missoula. A Pendergast Hall dance with supper at Jardine hotel. A. W. Wilson traveled to Butte for fruit for his store. Petersons of Dillon toured the basin in support of Dillon high school. Peterson named principal. Harringtons from Lewistown and Mrs Halloran visited. Rev G A White delivered a sermon. he preaches again next Sunday at 11. Sunday school at 10:15. Libby plans three official farm experiment stations in Lincoln County.

Herbert Harrington Little Son Lewistown Mont Halloran Harrington L. M. Halloran Beloit Kansas G. A. White White

Sheridan primary vote sets county record in 240 ballots

Sheridan Montana reports a heavy primary election with a record 240 votes. O F Schoenfeld traveled to Butte with Mrs Schoenfeld and son Otto Jn for the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers meeting. The community notes church renovations and residents moving for health reasons. A pioneer obituary for William Walker details his migration from England to Montana mining and farming, with family survivors and local ties.

Helena N. P. Christensen Treasure State Sheridan Episcopal Guild Will Halse Will Rowe Herbert Hodson Dayton Wash O. H. Junod Ruby Valley

Land deal seals 160 acres swamp ranch near Bedrock Lake

A. A. Hayden bought the Dick Williams ranch below Allan Buck's, a 160 acre swamp site described as easily mowed. Former owner F. A. David may sell Green Meadow ranch if a buyer appears. Mrs. David's health prompted the sale. A baby from Mr. and Mrs. Tom Benson died recently and was buried in Lakeview cemetery. Miss Anne Buck returns from Dillon. Mrs. Elsa Odgaard of Denmark visits Green Meadow ranch. she sails for Denmark in October. Weather stays hot and windy with good hay conditions around the lakes and rising tourist activity at local club resorts.

Lakeview Mont A. A. Hayden Dick Williams Allan Buck A. David Green Meadow Ranch Laura M. Christopherson Denmark Snake River

Republican State Convention Notice for Montana

The Republican State Central Committee calls the Montana convention to meet September 6 at 10:80 a.m. in Helena to frame the platform elect officers and conduct business. Eligible participants include candidates for state offices U S Senate congressional representatives legislative assembly and state senators plus elected county central committee members. Dated Miles City August 19, 1924.

Montana Placer Helena Republican State Central Committee U. S. Senate Congress Legislative Assembly State Central Committee Miles City J. D. Scanlan John Allen

Reward for sorrel horse branded on right shoulder

Reward offered for a sorrel horse described as branded on the right shoulder with bald face and stocking legs, weight about 1500 pounds. D. S. Vail, care Poindexter and Orr Ranch, Dillon Montana.

D. S. Vail Care Poindexter & Orr Ranch Dillon Mont

Westward Ho and Home Again by Army Airmen Triumph

A. I. Harrisons account of six Army officers and two sergeants completing a around the world air journey. From Santa Monica through Alaska Siberia Japan and China to Europe India Turkey Iceland Greenland Canada and back to Mitchell Field their five month flight set a new speed record. Major Martin and Lieut Howell Smith faced perils including a crash and broken rib but continued to lead the mission to become a landmark in air history.

Lowell Smith Martin Alaskan Sergt. Ogden B. H. Nelson Sergt Murner Leigher Wade Lowell H. Smith John Harding, Jr Mitchell Field Le 1 N.Y America United States Smith Wade Nelson Harding Ogden Marner Santa Monica Los Angeles California Alaska Siberia Japan China India Turkey Europe Vienna Paris London Brough Atlantic Iceland Greenland Canada Long Island Arctic Howell Smith Asia Atlantic Ocean

Beautiful Al G Barnes Circus in Dillon Pageant

A sensational Al G Barnes Circus spectacle arrives in Dillon on September 11 featuring a colonial era pageant about Pocahontas and John Smith. The show promises 2,000 wild educated animals, Joe Martin the movie star, and Lotus the 5 ton blood sweating performing hippopotamus in a lavish production with ballet and three Indian tribes.

Queen Anne Dillon al G. Barnes Joe Martin Lotus

Commissioners End Session After Two and Half Days

The board of county commissioners adjourned at noon Wednesday after meeting from Monday morning. All members attended and they acted on routine business plus several other items. Anderson Metlen and Will Deputy were named as viewers of the Rattlesnake road, a response to a petition. Anderson also got authority to dispose of remaining insecticide stock. A motion authorized furnishing a county car for the county surveyor. Nora Connelly was appointed deputy county treasurer to succeed Margaret Ryburn. A report was given on renting lands of the Big Hole Irrigation district.

Board of County Commissioners Anderson Metlen Will Peti Nora Connelly Margaret Ryburn Big Hole

Sheriff Mangold Seizes Wanted Stock Thief in Dillon

Sheriff Mangold of Virginia City arrested R. D. Nightengale in Dillon last Sunday for selling stock from a leased ranch near Waterloo. Nightengale had relocated to Dillon and opened a small restaurant on North Montana street, and local officers led to his capture.

Mangold Virginia City R. D. Nightengale Waterloo Nightengale Madison Dillon Montana Street

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