Looking Backward from the Dillon Tribune 1891
The Dillon area sees Stringham and Schurr returning to Dillon from California and Kalispell respectively. Wildlife protections, hunting seasons, and fishing rules are noted. Meagher County displays at the North Montana State Fair with a large county exhibit and map. Prairie County Fall Festival premiums expand. Carbon County 4 H fair reports livestock show and parade.
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Meagher County
Montana
Great Falls
Carl O. Hansen
Carbon County
Bridger
O. P. Roberts
Notable Local Delegates Attend State Meetings
W C Orr and Robert McDowell left for Great Falls as delegates to the Masonic grand lodge. Mrs J F Bishop also travels to Great Falls for the Eastern Star grand lodge. Dennis Barton George Metlen F C Kress and G T Paul attend the Democratic convention in Helena. J H Kibbe opens the Peat hotel ball in Dillon. George D Selway heads to Des Moines for commercial studies. Anderson Bros ships four carloads of horses to St Joseph Missouri. State Democratic convention in Helena nominates Henry Melton for state central committee and M H Parker for judge of the fifth district.
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Tribune
W. C. Orr
Robert McDowell
Great Falls
Masonic Grand Lodge
J. F. Bishop
Eastern Star Grand Lodge
Dennis Barton
George Metlen
F. C. Kress
G. T. Paul
Helena
J. H. Kibbe
Peat Hotel
Lima
Dillon
George D. Selway
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Iowa
Anderson Bros
St. Joseph
Here
Bedrock
Henry Melton
State Central Committee
M. H. Parker
Fifth Judicial District
Dillon Highlights and Local Happenings 1910
Tribune items report Emerson Hughes’s sixth birthday party. Stanley Starr and Elsie Gilman wed near Polaris. Judson Best to study mechanical engineering at Michigan. Jim Barry slips from a bottle accident. Max Lauterbach’s remodeling visit. J J Steiner’s giant cabbage and turnip from 6,300 feet. Old Dobbin still hauling wheat in Daniels county. Joe Parent’s 60 bushel haul eight miles. Frank Hughes’s 1500 bushel haul mentioned.
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the Tribune
Emerson Hughes
George Hughes
Stanley Starr
Polaris
Elsie Gilman
Dillon
Charles Richardson
Judson Best
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Jim Barry
Jim
Max Lauterbach
Madison County
Joe Parent
Wasgon
Frank Hughes
Stu His Jones
Catholic Students to Hold Conference in Helena
More than 1,200 Catholic high school students from eight Montana schools will gather in Helena September 27 and 28 for the sixth annual Helena Catholic Action conference. Moderators meet September 14 to plan under Rev. Father J. A. Rooney with the theme For God and Country.
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Butte
Mont
U.P
Montana
Helena
J. A. Rooney
J. M. Gilmore
Heléna
England’s wartime spirit and a Rockefeller clan profile
The piece blends reflections on England’s resolve amid war with portraits of John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his five sons. It notes each son’s upbringing and roles, plus broader thoughts on leadership, potential new weapons, and the changing world order as science and mass production reshape society.
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Rockerfeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
John D. Jr
Latin America
David
Vanderbilts
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Norway
France
England
Montana plans highest bridge ever built
State Highway Engineer Don McKinnon says the Montana Highway Commission plans a record tall bridge on the 14 mile cutoff between Browning and Glacier Park. The 760 foot long span will rise 150 feet above the water and the new road will be easier to clear in winter.
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Montana
State Highway Commission
Don McKinnon
Browning
Glacier Park
Papetti Visitors from Salmon Stop in Dillon
Mr and Mrs Carl Papetti of Salmon Idaho, former Dillon residents, were visitors here Wednesday.
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Kalispell
U.P
Bradford Leighty
Here
Carl Papetti
Salmon, Idaho
Dillon
Western mining notes show defense demand boosting industry
Reports from Butte to Superior recount renewed activity in copper, gold and silver districts. Finches predicts recovery under national defense spending. Coloma district revives with Mammoth Tiger Copper Cliff mines resuming work. Iron Mask mine near Troy yields high-grade ore. Rip Van Winkle mine strikes rich silver and lead.
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Butte
Mont
John W. Finch
U. S.’ Bureau of Mines
West
Finch
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Copper Cliff
Coloma
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rip van Winkle
Elko
Nev
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THE
Tribune Publishing Company
Albert Erickson
National
American Press Association
L. E. Stringham
Oakland
Calif
Fornia
George Schurr
Flathead
A. T. Crossley
Apex
Javera Peterson
Wisdom
Seattle
F. UL. Niven
Powell
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Prairie County
Fred Finch
Scobey
Old Dobbin
Daniels County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hugh Drum
Norwood
New York
Austin Conover
London
Yorkshire Moors
Midlands
Stonehenge
Salisbury
Europe
Eton
Harrow
Rugby
Washington
U. S. Army
America
Grantland Rice
Earth
Dillon, Mon
Northwest ‘ Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
LEGAL
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Joseph Stefanic
Montana Meridian
Louise Almy
Leo Tallant
John H. Rebich
D. F. Mooney
Peter Stefanick
Thos
F. Corbally
Register
District Court
State OF
Beaverhead
Louis Kruger
Theodore F. McFadden
WM. Paeane
Western Mining Notes
United Preas
Colonia, Mont
Colonia District
J. Arthur Lamb
James K. Lang
George F. Stannard
Iron Mask
Troy
Stannard
Scobby
Oklahoma
Whitetail Oil
Whitetail Oil Syndicate
Valier
Cut Bank
R._C. Tarrant
Kootenai
Marias
Tarrant
Winnemucca, Nev
O. E. Chaney
Sawtooth
Superior, Mont
Independence Placer Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Moose City
Rivulet, Mont
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