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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1929

Page

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Impressive Rites for Dedication of St Rose Church Dillon

The dedication of the new St Rose Catholic church at Atlantic and Reeder streets Dillon will be led by Bishop George J Finnegan at 11 a m with Masses at 7 8 and 9 o clock A dinner will honor visiting clergy at 1 30 and confirmation services for a large Dillon class follow at 5 30 The ceremony features Mt St Charles college head Dr M Hoff and other western Montana churchmen with music by St Rose and St Patricks choirs and a Butte ensemble led by Prof Arthur Dryden

Dillon St. Rose Catholic Atlantic and Reeder Streets Montana George J. Finnegan Helena F. X. Leschner I. X. Leschner M. Hoff Mt. St. Charles College Father Foley Helmville St. Rose Church Father DeLaine Laurin Father Clifford Lima St. Rose Choir St. Patrick’s Choir Butte Arthur Dryden

Joint session to plan removal of derelict Big Hole bridge

Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties will meet at the Divide pump station next Monday at noon to decide on removal and salvage of derelict steel bridge spans washed into the Big Hole river by the Wise River flood. Eugene Carroll of the Butte Water company will attend.

Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners Silver Bow Divide Big Hole Wise River Butte Water Company Silver Bow Board Beaverhead Eugene Carroll The

Beav erhead auto man makes 4.4 mile Cannonball run

D A Galt manager of Beav erhead Auto Sales visited Butte last Tuesday to view Cannon ball. He drove his Franklin from the foot of the Continental Divide to the summit and back, a 4.4 mile trip in 18 minutes, a feat praised by witnesses.

Baker D. A. Galt Beaverhead Auto Sales Company Butte Cannonball

W L Roberts Claimed by Death

W W L Roberts, aged 62, died Thursday morning at Barrett hospital after a sudden illness. He had recently worked for rancher Joe Mauta south of the city and resided in the area for over a year. No relatives have been located and funeral arrangements are not yet made.

W.W. L. Roberts Barrett Hospital Joe Mauta Mr. Roberts

North Highway To Open For Travel Soon

County surveyor George Metlen said the detour north of town would be dispensed within a few days and traffic would resume on the regular route nearly completed as a federal and state highway. Motorists can then drive to Butte.

George Metlen Butte

Women's clubs to meet in Wisdom on October 5

Beaverhead County Federation of women's clubs holds a semi annual meeting in Wisdom on Saturday October 5 with Wisdom Woman's Club as hostesses Delegates expected from Lima P T A Dillon Shakespeare Dillon Literary Arm stead Neighbors Jackson Woman's Club Melrose Wise River and Wisdom clubs Mrs Warren Hughes of Wise River presides Morning session covers club reports and business Luncheon in Community building at noon Afternoon session begins at 1 30 Principal speaker Prof Curtis Wilson Montana State School of Mines Mrs J Walter Keller of Butte sings Reservations for luncheons due with Mrs Ted Woodward Fishtrap by October 1.

Beaverhead County Wisdom Wisdom Woman’s Club Lima P. T. A Dillon Shakespeare Dillon Literary Armstead Neighbors Jackson Woman’s Club Melrose Woman’s Club Wise River Woman’s Club Wisdom Club Warren Hughes Wise River Curtis Wilson Montana State School of Mines J. Walter Keller Butte Federation Ted Woodward Fishtrap Ted. Woodward Sec Wisdom Woman's Club

Eliels Announces New Winter and Spring Styles

Lambert Eliel returns from Chicago with a fresh stock of late winter and spring fashions. Dillon patrons will see the same offerings as in the large city stores, according to Mr. Eliel.

Eliels Lambert Eliel Chicago Dillon Elie

Mrs Myrl Erwin Returns From West Coast Trip

Mrs Myrl Erwin returns home early Wednesday after a month away visiting Portland Los Angeles and other cities on a trip that ended via Salt Lake City.

Myrl Erwin West Coast Portland Los Angeles Salt Lake

St Rose Guild Enjoys Thursday Tea at Mrs Emerick’s Home

St. Rose guild was enjoyably entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Diggie Emerick on South Atlantic street.

St. Rose Guild Diggie Emerick South Atlantic Street

Dillon Named Mecca For Fez Wearing Shriners

Bagdad Temple Shriners visit Dillon Montana next Saturday for parade and banquet in honor of Past Potentate George W. Dart. about a hundred Shriners from Butte arrive by train at 7 18 pm and depart at 1 30 am. Local committee led by George W Lovell plans parade through the business district to the Masonic hall.

Dillon Montana Bagdad Temple Bagdad Butte Masonic Hall George Dart George W. Lovell J. C. Fuller George Gosman Charles Niblack L. K. Adams Tom Scott J. E. Monroe T. E. Gilbert H. G. Rodgers F. A. Hazelbaker Shriners Deer Lodge Anaconda Wisdom Twin Bridges Sheridan Virginia

Mrs Stephan Wins Blind Bogey Event at Dillon Club

The Dillon Country club hosted a women only blind bogey golf tourney won by Mrs Walter Stephan with an 80 for twelve holes. Mrs Ned S Goza was second with 81 and Mrs D A Galt third with 82. Twenty six entries, play began at 9 am, and ladies plan a two ball mixed foursome this Sunday with a dinner to follow. Mrs Stephan shares 1929 honors with her husband Dr W H Stephan as the men's champion also.

Dillon Country Club Walter Stephan Ned S. Goza D. A. Galt Stephan W. H. Stephan

Popular Dillon Couple United in Saturday Ceremony

Miriam Rouse and Henry Lee Stone wed at the county courthouse with Judge George Opp officiating. Mrs. Stone, daughter of W. C. and Mrs. Rouse of Ana conda, taught at Reichle and is a Montana State Normal College alumna. Mr. Stone, son of A. L. Stone, studied at Purdue and recently moved to Dillon to join the fax raising business.

County Court House Miriam Rouse Henry Lee Stone George Opp A. L. Stone State Bank & Trust Company Purdue University Lafayette Ind Wyoming Dillon

Mrs Cosgrove Undergoes Tumor Operation in Chicago

Mrs J N Cosgrove underwent an operation for a tumor at the Pas savant hospital in Chicago last Wednesday. The patient is reported to be recovering nicely, according to parental word from Mr and Mrs J S Baker.

J. N. Cosgrove Passavant Hospital Chicago J. S. Baker

Funeral held in Butte for Carrie Sabolsky

Sol Sabolsky of Bond Grocery attended the funeral of his sister Carrie Sabolsky who died in Chicago on Sept 14. Born in Helena 57 years ago, she lived in Butte most of her life and was buried in B Nai Israel cemetery after services by Rabbi E Sternheim. She is survived by three brothers in Butte and a sister in Chicago.

Sol Sabolsky Bond Grocery Company Butte Carrie Sabolsky Chicago Miss Sabolsky Helena E. Sternheim B’nai Israel Cemetery

Kurdeck e arraigned on assault charge

Frank Kurdecke was arraigned in district court Wednesday morning on a first degree assault with a deadly weapon charge. He pleaded not guilty, John Collins appointed as attorney, bonds set at $2,000. An information filed Tuesday alleges he slashed Lester Goodwin of the Exchange with a knife on August 23.

Frank Kurdecke District ‘Court John Collins Kurdecke Lester Goodwin T. E. Gilbert

Beaver High School Publishes First Beaver Weekly

The Beaver weekly, produced by B C H S students, rolls off the Tribune press Tuesday with new type and equipment. The paper, edited by a student staff, prints in Dillon and is distributed to every home and business in the city to boost interest in high school activities.

The Beaver Tribune Press Dillon Beaverhead County

Beaverhead County Receives $1633.25 for Road Fund

Beaverhead County received two checks from the state treasurer totaling 1633.25 as the county apportionment of July and August automobile license fees. The full amount is allocated to the county road fund.

Beaverhead County

Notable attendees at Butte showing of The Kingdom of God

Among those who motored to Butte on Wednesday afternoon to see The Kingdom of God were several local women: Mrs. Robert Harrett Mrs. Er. W. Bond Mrs. H. M. Brundage Mrs. W. Woodburn Mrs. J. A. Baxter and Mrs. Fred Chapman. Ethel Barrymore starred in the production.

Butte Kingdom of God Ethel Barrymore Robert Harrett Er. W. Bond H. M. Brundage W. Woodburn J. A. Baxter Fred Chapman

Light at Bannack and Washington end Dillon’s black corner

QO T Vandegrift and helpers of Union Electric Co installed a new arc light at the corner of Bannack and Washington streets near the Methodist church. The improvement eliminates another dark corner in Dillon and was badly needed.

QO. T. Vandegrift Union Electric Co Bannack and Washington Streets Methodist Church Dillon

Hostess Mrs Maynard Lovell Hosts Entre Nous at Andrus

Mrs Maynard Lovell acted as charming hostess Wednesday evening for the Entre Nous bridge club entertained in the Andrus hotel dining room.

Maynard Lovell Entre Nous Bridge Club Andrus Hotel

Miss Libbie Crittenden Weds James Patrick Regan

Announcement from Dillon states Miss Libbie Crittenden and James Patrick Regan were married in New York City last Saturday September 21. The couple will reside in Potsdam New York where the groom works in business. Many friends in Dillon and nearby wish them happiness.

Dillon New York City Libbie Crittenden James Patrick Regan Stillwater

Rev May Sheds Light on African Adventures and Customs

The Rev. Philip J. May, on leave as a missionary to Africa, spoke to the Dillom Rotary club about native wedding customs in French Cameroun. He displayed a brass bridal collar and described tribal practices, sharing tales from three years in Africa while staying with the Stevenson family.

Philip J. May Presbyterian Church Sionary Africa May Dillom Charles Henry Donald B. N. Stevenson Dillon

Man Seriously Injured in 16 Foot Fall From Tree

Ben Triplett a ranch worker was seriously injured last Sunday after falling 16 feet from a tree at the Frank P Birrer ranch. He sustained a crushed chest and badly wrenched back and received emergency care at Twin Bridges before being moved to Murray hospital in Butte where his condition was improving. He and a companion were collecting honey from a bees nest at the time of the accident.

Ben Triplett Frank P. Birrer Twin Bridges J. Rutlege Murray Hospital Butte Triplett

Lambs Start Moving in Dillon Market

Buyers have been in Dillon contracting with local growers for spring lambs. Several carloads have been shipped at about 11 cents per pound. Rise Ranch, G. Larson, and Dellar Gorden of the southern county have made sales recently. Activity is expected to rise in the coming days.

Dillon Rise Ranch Company G. Larson Dellar Gorden

Mrs. Matt Kay Suffers Broken Leg at Grant Ranch

Mrs. Matt Kay, esteemed matron of Grant, slipped and fell at her ranch home Tuesday. She was taken to Barrett hospital where she is reported resting comfortably.

Matt Kay Grant Barrett Hospital

McCarthy Undergoes Operation at Butte Hospital

Jay V. McCarthy of the post office force was operated upon at a Butte hospital at 10 o'clock Tuesday evening. Dillon friends report his condition as favorable.

Jay V. McCarthy Post Office Butte Dillon

Beaverhead County Fair Concludes With Wide Praise

The Beaverhead county fair closes after a day of rain with high marks for exhibits and programs. Livestock displays show top cattle sheep hogs horses and poultry while nearly $2000 in prizes go to about 700 winners. Attendance remains strong with local stores closing to let workers enjoy the fair. The Scott Carnival company provides nightly entertainment at the fair grounds.

Beaverhead Dillon Scott Carnival Company Dillon Volun

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W. L. Roberts North Highway Miss Erwin Nament W. W. Wahl Beavertead Entre Nous Club Rev LAMBS
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