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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
5
The entry follows Sallie and Curtiss Wright as they navigate love and guidance from friends. Bob Chenoweth offers practical advice while Sallie recalls past confidants and the pull of family. Amid personal decisions, notes of community activity and regional updates close the passage with local civic and agricultural notes.
The piece recalls a community Easter program with children performing poetry and song amid well-kept decorations and Easter lilies. Attendance rose to a decade high as neighbors contributed flowers and storehouse items support church funds. It also notes Hon. C. L. Kagey, former American Embassy to Finland, resigning and traveling in Europe.
Improved zinc ore treatment raises Great Falls production by 15 percent for Anaconda Company. The higher output commands 4 cents per pound above standard western zinc, aiding recovery of lead and silver.
A blend of notes mentions oak trees and lightning, a $100000 Chinook-Great Northern project finishing by April 1, a proverb about a collie, $500 paid to destroy a wolf after it killed $25000 in livestock, and surnames tied to Spanish origins. Also noted are Frank L. Stanton named Georgia poet laureate, Afghan prince urging home industry, a harsh Afghan joke on foreign clothes, Arthur Law seeking unemployment pay, a Soviet era rabbish school in Leningrad, and 2000 rabbis awaiting U.S. admission.
The State of Montana issues a summons in Beaverhead County Fifth Judicial District. Charles Wilson sues Harriet H Callaway and Edmund J Callaway for a promissory note of seven thousand dollars with 8 percent interest from December 5 1924 and foreclose a mortgage on all of lots eleven and twelve and.
The south half of lot thirteen in block eight of the Poindexter and Orr Original Addition to Dillon Montana is described with dwelling and improvements. The property is given to secure payment of the same for any deficiency. A verified complaint on file details the cause of action. Witnessed April 9, 1926. Clerk Fred Rife. Attorneys Smith and Kelly for Plaintiff.
Security State Bank sues Orvis Willard Smith and Nancy E Smith for property to be sold at sheriff sale May 2 1925 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead County Montana described holdings span multiple sections and townships with cash terms. Sheriff D F Mooney announces deputy A C Gruwell advertisement.
The Union Central Life Insurance Company will foreclose a 1914 mortgage on Beaverhead County land in Montana by public auction at the Beaverhead Abstract Company, Dillon, on May 16, 1925 at 1:00 p.m. The property covers part of section 31, township 7 south range 7 west M P M containing about 7.25 acres. The amount due listed is 1653.13 including principal interest taxes and costs.
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