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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
4
The piece blends humorous observations and local rumor about Scobch habit myths, NRA leadership critiques, archer skills, dog population, and old-age pension debates. Anecdotes touch North Dakota auto caravans dust storms, Huey Long jibes, and a quirk about Manhattan river naming.
A 1985 grazing plan for U S National forests is urged to favor annual permits, stabilize the livestock industry amid drought, and coordinate between the forest service and agriculture department. The statement notes stockmen seek continued access and requests an intensive local economic survey to guide future permit decisions.
The April 17 1895 Tribune fragment recalls early town life with Baptist church work progress Odd Fellows hall plans at central site and election chatter. It mentions a whisky incident, a murder case connection, local mining activity and school staffing alongside scattered notes about nearby Idaho and Yellowstone developments.
Luella Stickney, county nurse, went to Helena Saturday for the annual Montana Tuberculosis association meeting. Earl Wheat drove to Butte on Wednesday for a regional beer code board session. E J Morrison of Reichle visited Dillon Tuesday on business. D W Hageniburth of Spencer Idaho spent Tuesday in Dillon. Mining blanks for posting available at the Tribune office in Dillon.
The secretary of the treasury issues a call for First Liberty Loan bonds and converted bonds to redeem on June 15. Owners may exchange for 2 percent 20 to 25 year bonds or 1 percent five year bonds, with banker consultation advised.
The meeting opened with a roll call. Members prepared brownies for the covers of their Brownie books. Bethel Minger served as scribe while much of the time was devoted to working on their books.
Jack Wheatley, killed by injuries from an automobile collision in Butte Sunday afternoon, was a well known city figure and a regular visitor as a salesman for a wholesale drug concern.
Plaintiffs Parley Merrill and Lavina Merrill sue Mary Doe Neville and unknown claimants to Lot 1 and 2, Block 4 of Slader's Subdivision, Lima, Beaverhead County Montana. The court requires a response within 20 days or risk default judgment. Also mining patent notice for Argentine Lode Mining Claim in Beaverhead County appears, with location details and filing actions.
Legal notice detailing survey coordinates and boundary bearings for multiple mineral lodes and claims. It lists sections, townships, ranges, boundary lines, and areas claimed or in conflict, including Heather Belle Lode and Argent Lode, with totals for net claimed areas and daily publication dates in 1935.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a petition by Selway Sheep & Land Company seeks a court order requiring the estate administrator to convey lands described as sections 18 14 28 24 in township 10 south range 6 west and related water rights. A hearing is set for April 29 1936 at 10 a.m. in Dillon.
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