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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1928

Page

6

Garden Plan Principles of Seeding by Martin Arneson

Florist Martin Arneson notes seed quality and germination basics, explains seed viability, and outlines methods to prevent damping off. He details soil mixes and drainage in seed flats, spacing, moisture control, temperature, light, and transplant timing to ensure healthy greenhouse seeding and timely sales.

Minnesota Horticultural Society Minnesota Horticulturist Arneson Mr. White Naturer G. V. Elder

Sidewalks, shops and an early car in Dillon’s past

Forty years ago in April 1888 the Tribune noted needed sidewalks in the First ward to replace alkali trails and barbers closing at noon Sundays. It discussed an electric plant idea costing 16000 dollars and progress on Mayor White’s residence. A Dillon man reportedly worked on a steam horseless carriage reaching 30 mph. The sheriff announced a sale of multiple Beaverhead County ranch properties including Pat Laden, J. M. Smart, Geo. Tamer, Winchester and Johnson, James Prelate, Wm. J. Morrow, at two o’clock pm on April 28 1928 with cash terms.

Dillon Tribune Sherifi State Bank & Trust Company B. L. Hoffman Beaverhead Montana J. M. Smart Geo W. C. Orr Beaverhead County A H. Hartwig

War Talk Sparks Youth Fever in Dillon

Thirty years ago the Tribune notes a U S army mobilization order on the east coast and Spanish war rumors. The piece mentions flustered women admiring young men, outings by Dillon boys, and local sightings of butcher George Tash en route to Butte amid spring activities and outdoor crowds.

United States Florida Spain Washington George Tash Dillon Butte

Depot site orders force removal of ware houses

In a note from April 17 1908 business men with ware houses on the new depot grounds were ordered removed at once. The police and Undersheriff Dart captured 27 Weary Willies who had taken a freight car at Bedrock and jailed the entire gang for the night.

Dart Willies Bedrock

Birthday Cards Prompts Saleswoman Quip

A customer eyeing birthday cards on the counter prompts the saleswoman to joke about choosing five or six of a sentiment that reads to the only girl he ever loved. This light moment reflects small town store banter.

Truth's Big Advantage About Remembering What You Say

A facetious line notes that telling the truth eliminates the need to recall past statements. The quip suggests honesty reduces memory burden and inconsistency risks.

Administratrix Annie E Nelson notes estate of Charles Schoenemann

Annie E Nelson as administratrix of the estate of Charles Schoenemann deceased dated March 20 1928 at Dillon Montana announces formal actions and proceedings related to the estate under local probate law.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Charles Schoenemann J. E. Kelly Dillon Annie E. Nelson

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