Watered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana
Watered on September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as a second party matter under Act of Congress of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1934
Page
2
Watered on September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as a second party matter under Act of Congress of March 8 1879.
A Dillon school note recounts a pupil intervening as a boy drowns a cat and returns the animal home. Another entry describes Tuffy the dog chasing a rabbit, then befriending the cat, with lighthearted details on their bond and home life.
Frank Kurtz reports on his dog Jaco a white long haired curled dog that greets his owner in the yard enjoys tag and baths and sleeps on a personal pillow. Jaco loves cookies candy meat and treats and is regularly bathed by his master.
A mixed page lap contains spinach dish ideas and a sheriff sale notice in Dillon Montana. It details Spinach and Bacon Gratin and Spinach on toast as family meal ideas, plus a sheriff’s sale of land description and a court notice about damages from a reservoir site action in Beaverhead County.
A brief sales pitch urges readers to order a personal telephone for a small daily fee, promising unlimited use and convenience.
ETHEL MARY FORRESTER 5 A recounts a white cat named Tabby who chased feet and pounced on shoulders. The cat climbed a tree and was lured down with liver, then taken inside. The tale concludes with the cat finally inside the house.
A writer shares fond memories of a pet kitten kept for many years. The cat is described as gentle and bird-friendly. It performs simple tricks like standing on hind legs and begging for food, and enjoys playtime.
A curious note about a pet tiger named Trixy fed with meat milk sugar and cake and lessons on care when wet. It also reports the U S navy’s balloon altitude record of 61 237 feet by Lieutenant Thomas G W Settle, with claims of higher Soviet attempts not officially calibrated.
Classified section seeks healthful man or woman for retail store work and government clerks with interviews by Field Manager. Also advertised are plant sales including pansy, aster, perennials and garden varieties at View Acres Hamilton Montana. A position for a caulh taken to run in a summer pasture is available in Dillon with contact at Freeman at 8am.
Administratrix Elizabeth Marchesseau notifies creditors and all with claims against Edmond Marchesseau deceased to present vouchers within ten months at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana Bea ve rhead County. First publication Dillon Examiner May 2 1934.
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