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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1916

Page

8

Montana Takes Federal Road Aid To Build Main Arteries

Montana expects 2.5 to 3 million dollars from a federal good roads appropriation to be used on traffic highways. Planned projects include east west and north south routes such as the Yellow Stone trail Laurel to Great Falls and Dillon to Butte. The state highway office reports rising road demand due to population growth and new farming districts while maintaining bridges and county road work.

Montana Laurel Great Falls Dillon Butte Washington

Land transfers and homestead filings in September 1916

From the Title Books of Pearl I Smith for the week ending September 16 1916 a sequence of patent and deed actions includes Peter Anderson receiving 160 acres in Sage Creek basin William R Hyland obtaining 160 acres near Apex Olaf Swanson transferring half interest in 640 acres in Big Hole basin Sarah F Schuler selling land near River Bridge north of Dillon to William E Ambrose with 1100 dollars and Ambrose reselling a nearby tract to Anna Marie Klein for 5 dollars Phil Andregg selling two lots opposite State Normal to Jay B Holtz for 1 dollar quitclaim deeds involve Sarah B Schuler Frederick Schuler multiple Pacific and Atlantic street lots valued at 500 dollars Deliah Mallory relinquishes 40 acres near Lima and Lemuel Mallory files a 240 acre homestead near Lima Montana.

Olaf Swanson John Peterson Big Hole Basin Sarah F. Schuler William E. Ambrose River Bridge Dillon Anna Marie Klein Phil Andregg Jay B. Holtz State Normal Quiteldim Sarah B. Schuler Frederick Schuler Pacific Street Atlantic Street

Women Campaign Train to Visit Helena on October Tenth

A women led campaign train carrying fifteen nationally known speakers and many prominent society women will stop in Helena late October 10 for a large public meeting. The tour starts in New York October 2 and travels through 29 states and 100 cities to back Hughes.

Hughes Helena New York Republican Women’s Committee Hughes Alliance National Republican Committee Republican Boston Chicago Milwaukee Twin Cities Dakotas Billings Reno Phoenix Connecticut Massachusetts Ohio Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Montana Washington Oregon California Nevada Arizona Utah Idaho Wyoming Colorado Kansas Missouri Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey Henry Moskowitz Gertrude Atherton Mary Roberts Rienhart Katherine Davis Maud Miner Helen Todd Mary Dreier Frances Keller National Train Committee Arthur Capper Topeka C. A. Severance St. Paul Minn George Southerland Salt Lake City Herbert Humphrey Thurston Ballard Louisville Nicholas Longworth Harry Payne Whitney Maud Wetmore Newport R. I Daniel Guggenheim George H. Partridge Minneapolis America America First Wilcox

University asks for state yell prize from students

Chancellor Elliott announced a $25 prize to the student who writes the best Greater University of Montana yell. The entry must mention every state institution and celebrate university service to the state. Several students participated, including Stewart McHaffie and Will Long, with guardsmen from the Mexican border highlighted as examples of service.

Elliott Montana State University Missoula Second Infantry Frederick C. Scheuch the State University Scheuch Stewart McHaffie Will Long Preston Leslie Shobe John Dietrich

Monida Visitor Attends County Fair Attractions

John Tucker visited from Monida last week to attend the county fair and observe the attractions on display.

John Tucker Monida

Need Road Expert

Continued from Page One, the piece argues Montana lacks qualified road builders despite vast counties. It notes waste in current systems and a massive road program that would allow each county to hire a competent engineer at a fair salary.

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Prince Albert Prince Albert Ia R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N. C Leah Ub Re Prince Albert Co Pearl I. Smith Peter Anderson Sage Creek William R. Hyland Apex Deliah Mallory Lima Lemuel Mallory Cutter Laboratory Berkeley Cal Gov Lawrence. & Co H. C. Burfiend Kupfer Drug Co Ruby Valley Or Callen Louis Hermsmeyer Sheridan, Mont Johnson Brothers Red Dillon, Mont Idaho and Helena Streets Beaverhead Lumber Co Dillon, Montana Wagners Grocery _ Co Helena Sts
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