Brundage Champion of Dillon Country Club
Brundage wins the final of the Dillon Country Club tournament after a tight eight game series with Price advancing to the finals. Stephan wins the first flight, Bechler and Bulger set up a final next Sunday, Gunderson loses in the third flight, and Sullivan and Hartwig reach the fourth flight finals as a large gallery watches. A mixed foursome tournament may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighie
Walleye Josers
Brundage
Price
Stone
Stephan
McCracken
Bond
Menke
Bulger
Emory Smith
Bechler
Risley
Gunderson
Chapman
Tom Gilbert
Sullivan
Hartwig
Sullie
Looking Backwards 41 Years Ago in Dillon
Tribune note recalls a fortune teller scene over candidates, a Gros Ventres massacre report near Fort Assiniboine, Eliel removing summer bargains, a stalled courthouse discussion, and commissioners meeting with U P railroad agent O M Best about a dangerous Dillon Bannack road crossing with promise to move a telegraph pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Gros Ventres
Fort Assinaboine
Eliel
O. M. Best
U. P
Dillon- Bannack Road
Best
Salvation Army Revival Passes Through Dillon in 1896
A detachment of the Salvation Army travelled to Bannack for a revival, accompanied by a 2x4 band. In Bannack most residents were deemed saved or lost, limiting converts. The Army later staged a living picture show in Dillon on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Dillon
Bannack
Frank Fliel
B. N. Stevenson
Blacktail Creek
Dillon Welcomes Hunsaker Family from White Sulphur Springs
Frank Hunsaker and his family arrived in Dillon this week from White Sulphur Springs and will reside here. A Concord stage coach from the Orr barn overturned on Washington street after a dog frightened the horses. About 20 children rode in the coach but suffered only minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunsaker
Dillon
White Sulphur Springs
Concord
Orr Barn
Washington Street
Summer Bachelors film adaptation draws crowds
Warner Fabian’s popular novel becomes a Fox photodrama directed by Allan Dwan with a million dollar cast. Madge Bellamy leads a strong ensemble including Allen Forrest, Matt Moore, Hale Hamilton, Olive Tell, Walter Catlett, Leila Hyams, Clifford Holland and Charles Winninger at the Hartwig theater. The satirical tale mocks jazz age wives as husbands dash for telephone booths to call mistresses, a dramatic crowd-pleaser both amusing and instructional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Fabian
McClure
Boni and Liveright
Fox Films
Allan Dwan
Madge Bellamy
Hartwig Theater
Allen Forrest
Matt Moore
Hale Hamilton
Olive Tell
Walter Catlett
Leila Hyams
Clifford Holland
Charles Winninger
City Schools Open on Tuesday for Fall Term
The high school records its largest registration in history at 241 students, 40 more than last year, with new dormitories for students and plans for a strong year. Football practice starts Wednesday under Coach Gunderson with a nucleus of last year’s players. Upcoming games include Bozeman on Oct. 1 and Butte Central on Oct. 28. Montana hay harvest is projected to reach a historic total of 675000 tons wild plus 2525000 tons tame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Helen Mae Smith
Mar] L. Fairbanks
Myra Booth
Katherine MuncGregor
Louis "M. Sehlier
Elizabeth Shotwell
Jessie Duboe
Charles Henry
A. Peterson
D. P. Thurber
Agricultural Department
Dillon
Gunderson
Beavers
Sanders
Wright
Little
Yost
Kennison
Byron Orr
Holden
James Price
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Whitehall
Idaho Falls
Montana
Value of Montana crops tops 141 million with 8000 per farm
Barclay Craighead of the state division of publicity reports Montana's total crop sales this year near 141 million while total agricultural value and livestock sales reach about 209 million. average farm value around 8000 and livestock sales at 64 million, down from 71 million last year. Ostrich feathers demand has fallen to dusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Craighead
State Division of Publicity
Montana
Flower Show Highlights Local Garden Winners
The Page County Flower Show under Parent-Teacher association direction awarded top prizes in flowers and vegetables. Mrs George Opp led in individual flower displays with over a dozen species, while L H Rumbaugh won for best vegetable collection. Honorable mentions and numerous individual class winners were named, including roses, sweet peas, asters, and carnations, with children’s booth awards awarded to Allen Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
George Opp
L. H. Rumbaugh
J. E. Morse
Fred Woodside
L. Eliel
R. M. Barrett
J. H Gilbert
J. F. Wyatt
F. A. Hazelbaker
Jack Barrett
L. R. Light
John Peterson
S. E. Davis
Spencer
Perry Bowers
Opp
Norah Connelley
Myrtle Taylor
H. P. Lane
Mille Adams
Maud Hubbard
Joseph Klebba
Bond
Coscomb
George Naysich
W. C. Orr
A. L. Anderson
Allen Moore
Walter Shaffner
Roy Maguire
Freda
Eleanor Kurtz
Children’s Awards at Flower Show Details
The awards list honors winners in sections including Best display, Best display of potatoes, Bunch of Beets, Head of Lettuce, and Flowers in categories such as Best collection Mixed basket and rose and zinnia prizes. Prizes will be awarded at school in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Moore
Walter Shaffner
Freda
Eleanor Hurtz
Raymond Megeguier
Billy Hubbard
Charles Speakr
Rollin Ricketts
Art Mittlemier
Helen Klebba
Jean Covall
Helen Erwin
Bobby Harrison
Jane Kellum
Isabel
Bobby Watson
Ruth Kelly
Helen Peterson
Card of Thanks Missing
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death and funeral of a husband and father. It also thanks the church choir pallbearers minister and floral donors from the Brown Holden Banning Sandlin family names LEE BROWN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie R. Brown
N. E. Holden
L. R. Banning
E. F. Sandlin
Ansle. Brown Lee Brown
Leschner
Clifford
Hey Hey Cowboy brings action with Gibson’s wide transport mix
Hoot Gibson stars in Hey Hey Cowboy a Universal Jewel at Hartwig theater Saturday. The western feature blends Ford stunt driving rodeo chases and horseback pursuit amid a feud of neighboring cattle barons with Kathleen Key Slim Summerville Clarke Comstock Wheeler Oakman Monte Montague Nick Cogley Jim Corey and Milla Davenport in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Gibson
Hartwig Theater
Gibson
Ford
Villian
Lynn Reynolds
Hoot Gibson
Kathleen Key
Slim” Summerville
Clarke Comstock
Wheeler Oakman
Monte Montague
Nick Cogley
Jim Corey
Milla Davenport
Family благодарность и благодарности после утраты
Благодарность семье Flynn и Sandy выражает признательность соседям и друзьям за заботу во время болезни и поддержки на похоронах их мужа отца брата и дяди. Отмечены священники хор палабеи и дарители цветов.
Thanks for help during illness and death of Mrs Provost
We express gratitude to those who assisted during our mother Mrs Provost’s illness and death and to all who sent flowers. Ad signs for “No hunting or trapping” are for sale at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provost
Alexander Macgregor
Emory W. Pulver
Tribune
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the Tribune
Edwin E Midlge
William “Brock
Newfoundland
London
Detroit
Alice Schlier
Sarah Black
Mae Lowe
Clarabel Severance
Jessie Merchant
Edith Crandall
S.A
Troyes Dillon
Henry Wyatt
J. B. McLaren
J. Ik. Morse
Elmer Gordon
Henry Rodgers
C. E. Blinn
C. R. Price
Cosmos
Bachelor Buttons
Gak
Featherly
L. Sipple
Charles Wilson
Nasturtiums
Nancy Barrett
Golden Glow
Imperials
Gladiolas
Candy Tuft
Lambert Eliel
Phlox
Zinia
George Bott
Clematis
J. E. Kelly
J. L. Hoff
Elny Larson
Thibideau
Lee R Light
F. B. Williams
Nelson & Sprinkle
Lee R. Light
Ohio
H. H. Hanson
G. R. Featherly
Bliss Triumph
H H. Hanson
A. C. Morrow
Fred Moore, H. H. Han
Fred Moore
Moore
S. P. Larson
Fred
Champ Buck Sawer
Astoria
Ore
Dick Salmon
Singing
NEW Gibson
Mrs
Mary Flynn
P. T. Flynn
Flynn
MR. and
Mrs. W. D. Sandy Thomas Flynn
P. J. Flynn
Dakota Street
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
Mour
Seryles
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