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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
9
Election results show Roscoe Cornell winning the mayoral race with statewide ward tallies. In the Third Ward Cornell led with 95 while Luebben 25 and Mayfield 104 trailed, followed by Phillips 105 and Woodhide 110. Fourth Ward tallies list Cornell 107, Luebben 48, Mayfield 139, Phillips 136, and Waldorf 137.
A district court session held before Judge Ben reviewed matters between Mrs. Anna Schwab and Richard Schwab. Proceedings covered motions and ongoing custodial or property issues as part of weekly docket activity.
Judge Rodgers announced weekly appointments naming A. A. French on the Rattlesnake reservoirs L. E. Ripley on the Canyon Ditch and Ed Shhith on Rattlesnake creek They all began duties A petition seeks James Scofield as water commissioner on Mussigbrod creek filed with the district court clerk office.
Charles Wilson sues Harriet Callaway and Edmund Callaway in Beaverhead County Montana to recover seven thousand dollars plus interest and costs and to foreclose a mortgage on Lots 11 12 and south half of Lot 13 in Block 8 Poindexter Orr Original Addition Dillon. writ summons issued April 9 1925. Smith Kelly attorneys for plaintiff.
A J Fontini section foreman at Lavon died at L D S hospital in Salt Lake City last Monday. The body was brought to Dillon on Wednesday afternoon. He was about 40 years old and survived by his wife and an eight year old daughter. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church this morning at 4 10 8 0 and Rev F X Leschnot officiating with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
Miss Mary Adelia Taylor of Belgrade Montana and Bruce A Hollister athletic coach at the Normal College were married Tuesday evening of last week in Boulder. They returned to Dillon and will make their home there. Hollister previously starred at Montana State College in Bozeman and the bride is daughter of the Taylor ranching family.
Mrs J F Bishop entertained Wednesday afternoon at a Kensington in honor of her daughter Mrs Mildred Thompson's birthday. Pink and white decorations adorned the room with eight guests, featuring Shasta daisies and snapdragons.
Otto Christiansen a well known valley ranchman married Miss Metty Peschardt last Sunday at St James Episcopal Church by Rev T W Bennett. They will reside on a ranch near Dillon.
Mrs Mayme Hoffman will host the Busy Bee club on Wednesday April 15 at her Bond block apartments.
The Delphian will hold a meeting Monday afternoon April 18 at Mrs. C. M. Best home. The program features a Robin Hood discussion and a talk on American music by Mrs. Connie M. Newman. Baptist Aid Society hosted by Mrs. Abbie Gowen and Mrs. Wm. C. Jennings at Mrs. Gowen’s South Atlantic Street home.
The Northside Country Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. T. McAdam, outlining the agenda and social plans for spring events.
Cablegram from Japan reports 3000 converts in nine months after the 1923 Tokyo Yokohama disaster. Salvation Army relief work is credited with peace and goodwill between Japan and the United States, as Major Ernest Pugmire notes. The Japan field operates 120 centers with 292 officers, part of a long program dating to 1896.
Quick, cheap, fast digging tool promises to save labor with reversible throws dirt to one side. Four sizes with a flat bottom suitable for any depth or width. See in Frying Pan basin. Prompt Denver delivery. Order from James Kirkpatrick, Agent, Beaverhead County, Montana. Adv. 15-tf
Estray sale notice states one red muley heifer about two years old with cropped ears and white on face will be sold at public auction for cash to the highest bidder on Monday May 11 1925 at 4 oclock pm at the W. W. McLean ranch on the Big Hole river east of Reichle unless owner is found D. V. Erwin stock inspector.
Dorchester Iowa resident Landon Taylor reports improved kidney health after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant. The ad claims the pills flush the kidneys and restore well being in a promotional drug notice.
A six year rise in total savings deposits shows growth from 11.6 billion to about 21.0 billion and about 38.9 million depositors. The data emphasize the role of savings as productive capital fueling industrial development and higher living standards. The note highlights prudent personal finance and a strong business outlook.
Gerard B. Winston argues taxes must be lightened noting per capita federal taxes rose from 32 in 1918 to 54 in 1920 and have since declined to 27 forecast for next year. He warns against excessive death taxes saying overreach by state and federal governments could destroy revenue and dampen effort to accumulate wealth for family bequests.
A North Carolina Experiment Station survey of 800 farms shows over 40 percent of farmer credit goes to short term needs from stores or landlords, with store credit charging about 26 percent interest while banks run just over 6 percent. The piece urges banker farmer cooperation and shift toward cash purchases to improve food production and reduce freight costs.
A quote from P. B. Doty of the Agricultural Commission states that natural laws govern agriculture as a business and that optimism replaces gloom as prosperity cannot be legislated. The American Bankers Association is referenced in the context of this view.
Security State Bank of Dillon files a sheriff sale against Orvis Willard Smith and Nancy E. Smith. Sale set for May 2 1925 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Described lands include portions of sections 29 32 33 township 7 south range 7 west and section 5 8 7 west. Cash terms. Sheriff D F Mooney signs April 10 1925 with deputy.
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