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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
4
In Dillon a new census takes to the doors amid wary residents and calls for cooperation. Enumerators explain penalties for evasion and misstatement, secrecy of data, and a 30 day deadline to compile results helping Uncle Sam map households and traits.
Beaverhead Mining association held its first general meeting at the courthouse last Saturday evening. Dr. Phil Shenon spoke on mining potential and development, drawing praise for his studied and instructive address. Citizens showed notable interest in promoting publicity and attracting new capital for exploration and systematic development of local districts. Wm. Logan of the Sugar Bowl offered use of an exhibit room in the basement for display.
The display of samples from various mines and districts is open to the public at all times. Officers and members of the association work without pay and borrow equipment to aid the cause. Membership aims for 1,000, with miners, business people, professionals, and wage earners joining and contributing as momentum builds. A rising mining industry interest boosts the community via dividend pay rolls.
The piece lauds Congressman Scott Leavitt for strong Washington results and predicts his re election with a larger majority. It also praises John M Evans as a hard working Montana advocate in the minority who serves constituents regardless of party and remains a tough opponent for re election.
Miss Virginia Randolph representative of the high school spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club luncheon on her oration The Interpretation of the Constitution She was noted as a promising young orator and third place state contest winner. George Melton discussed boys organizations Ayr Cadet club and urged community support for youth programs. Jeppson Scouting drive and summer program were also covered.
A historical health ad promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild natural remedy. It touts three rules of health, warns against drastic purges, and urges readers to obtain a bottle from drugstores. The copy invites a free trial offer by writing to Syrup Pepsin Dept BL Monticello Illinois.
J I Monroe and A I Waldorf were nominated as trustees of school district No 10 at a sparsely attended caucus held at the training school. The election will take place Saturday afternoon at the same location.
Dillon Lodge No. 1554 BPOE will hold a regular installation of officers at the Odd Fellows hall next Tuesday evening. KE L Poindexter will chair as exalted ruler, succeeding Terry F. C. Browning. Refreshments and entertainment follow the meeting.
Mrs. Fred Woodside and Mrs. J. W. Scott, delegates from Beaverhead chapter, attended the Montana DAR state meeting in Helena. Woodside was re-elected state treasurer for a fifth consecutive term. Scott chairs the state historic sites committee and serves as district representative for studying old trails.
Judge H G Rodgers heard Paul Bechali William and Ben Seiben plead guilty to grand larceny. Bechali received five years in state prison, William Seiben three years, the third man five years with suspended sentence. Arrest followed a steer theft and butchering near Flynn brothers with carcass and hide found at a cabin in Beaverhead canyon. Stock Inspector D V Erwin and Undersheriff Carl Hartwig made the capture.
The Relief Society of the L D S church held a Monday evening dinner at the East Glendale street church for husbands and friends. Joe Barich was taken into custody Sunday by sheriff's deputies and held for Virginia City officers. Barich, a Madison County resident, is believed to be mentally unbalanced.
Twelve or fourteen apples peeled cured and sliced one teaspoon extract nutmeg one and a half cups sugar. Pack apples in deep earthen ware dish add sugar half cup water with extract. Cover with paste made like thin biscuit dough. Pinch closely to edge of dish with thumb or pastry iron. Bake in a moderate oven serve with rich cream.
Mothers across the country back Foley's Honey and Tar as a dependable cough and cold remedy. They praise no opiates and no habit forming ingredients, offering it for over twenty years to their families. For sale by Geo M Gosman, successor to Potts.
Elizabeth McElwain seeks divorce from Elois McElwain in Beaverhead County Montana citing willful neglect and failure to provide necessaries. The summons orders Elois McElwain to answer within twenty days, or a default judgment will be entered, with J. E. Kelly as attorney and Fred Rife as clerk.
A legal notice from Dillon Montana lists Johnins as attorney for the plaintiff with a December 15 deadline. The item appears as a damaged or partial public legal notice.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Thomas F. Marnoch Eleanor Marnoch and Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan Association seeking foreclosure of a large Montana mortgage on multiple parcels totaling about 569.93 acres in Beaverhead and Madison counties. The action asks for a judicial decree, sale of the mortgaged premises, application of sale proceeds to the debt, and a possible deficiency judgment. The court clerk and attorneys are listed with a March 13 1930 seal date.
Foreclosure suit filed March 18 1930 against Walter A Sewell Mamie Raye Sewell now Raye Ward Smith Thomas Marnoch Eleanor Marnocis and Beaverhead Madison Natl Farm Loan Association. Mortgage on 320 acres in Beaverhead County Montana foreclosing for principal taxes and costs with sale to satisfy amount due and a possible deficiency judgment.
In Montana Beaverhead District a referee will auction at Dillon Courthouse on April 12 1930 at 2 PM the described real estate in sections 14 15 22 23 township 7 south range 12 west. Ten percent cash balance on confirmation deeds subject to court approval. Parties include Grace Hatala Gladys Featherly Guy Gray Ruth Gray First National Bank of Dillon Montana Mercantile Company C Live Stock Marie Gray as administratrix of George F Gray estate.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of stockholders of the Western Wholesale Grocery Company to be held Monday April 7 1930 at eight o clock in Dillon Montana to elect trustees and transact other business. Dated March 12 1930. O M Best Pres t Frank Eliel Sec t y.
A California worker, Arthur O Malley of Carson Hill, reports complete relief from kidney and rheumatic troubles after using Foley Pills diuretic. He states less than two bottles restored his health and ability to work. Sold by Geo M Gosman, successor to Potts Adv.
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