Steer Gains Weight After Five Months on Big Hole Hay
Frank Pendleton sells five carloads of fat steers to James Dodd of the United Meat company. One steer, bought last fall with Flynn steers from W. D. Sandy, weighed 13840 pounds and after five months on hay reached 1740 pounds, a gain of about 400 pounds. Pendleton believes the steer deserves the blue ribbon and notes the dramatic growth. The piece includes a magazine quote about books and a library event invitation for April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pendleton
Big Hole
James Dodd
United Meat Company of
San Francisco
Big Hole Basin
Flynn
W. D. Sandy
Pendleton
For Such a Time As This Church Campaign Message
A religious article promotes a loyalty campaign urging churches to mobilize spiritual and financial resources. It cites Esther and Mordecai as a call to courage, linking current world troubles to faith in Almighty God and urging leadership and vision in tough times. It praises women canning efforts as farm relief, noting 6000 cans by one Texas club member and lauding domestic diligence over congressional meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mordecai
Esther
Hamaan
Persia
God
Church
Europe
Ares
Congress
Texas
Arkansas
Home Economists Hold Mother and Daughter Party at High School
The Home Economics club hosted a mother and daughter party at the high school gym on April 21. Marjorie Lee-Smith gave a reading while Lola Latham and Helen Wheat performed a tap dance. Tommy Newnes played two clarinet solos with Jane Waldorf as accompanist, Florence Peters sang two songs accompanied by He, and Mrs. T. E. Luebben closed with a talk on the club’s work and its home economics goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lee -Smith
Lola Latham
Helen Wheat
Darice
Tommy Newnes
Jane Waldorf
Florence Peters
Dan ‘Jalson
T. E. Luebben
Flowers and Growing Plants Bring Beauty and Frugal Joy
A reader extols the hunger for beauty through flowers at home, offering economical tips. Visit an inexpensive florist, buy weekly blooms within budget, and use bulb progressions to create an endless narcissus display. Steps to prolong cut flowers include recutting stems underwater, reviving faded blooms, and adding charcoal or aspirin to water.
Dillon Promises Lively Building Boom This Summer
The Tribune notes a strong outlook for Dillon Montana with substantial new buildings planned this season. The Fhyrie Eliel block, a new schoolhouse, a Baptist chapel, and several handsome homes are designed. George W. Dart plans a two story brick business house at Bannack and Montana streets with hardware on the ground floor and Masonic lodge space above. A. S. Rife also has a private residence plan in place. The town is seen as central to Southwestern Montana trade and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dillon
Fhyrie-Eliel
Montana
George W. Dart
Bannack
Montana Streets
Montana Street
A. S. Rife
Tribune Reporter
Heard
Water works and telegraphers noted in history
From the Tribune archives: 40 years ago telegraphers meeting in Chicago and Toronto with B N Stevenson as delegate. a 109 pound bullion brick valued at 1160 pounds from Virginia City mines. discussion of Birch Creek water supply. 80 years ago Dillon prep for steam laundry. $65,000 water bond issued. Orr opens bicycle shop. new chili dish serves shoppers. Pigg opens small Mexican restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
B. N. Stevenson
Chicago
Toronto
Virginia City
Birch Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
A. G. Williams
Dillon
East
G. T. Paul
City Water Works
City Hall
John T. Orr
Poindexter & Orr
Hazelbaker Opens On Idaho Street With Local Saloon News
In the Tribune from May 2 1918 F A Hazelbaker is on the ground floor in a small office opposite the post office. Saloon men announce Bock beer will be on tap Saturday at the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
F. A. Hazelbaker
Idaho Street
Library's power to educate and entertain through books
The article extols libraries as vessels of vast knowledge from ancient civilizations to modern times, offering reference books and leisure reading. It highlights a Dillon public library fundraiser, a silver tea on April 27, and notes on estate matters and legal notices from Beaverhead County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Gertrude Oliver
Bessie Harrison
Dillon Public Library
Be valedictory notes on nursing school entry rules
Montana board of examiners for nurses sends recommendations for hospital nursing programs. Schools should prefer high school graduates with specified unit credits and A or B grades. fall 1933 classes to use these as requirements. Superintendent requests school data on class rank family background and career recommendations for nursing applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana State Board of Examiners
Helena
Montana Board of Examiners For
Hospital Schools of Nursing
Edith L. Brown
R.N
B.S
Nursing Education
The
Beaver
Sealed Proposals Sought for Big Hole Irrigation Land Leases
Beaverhead County commissioners invite sealed proposals for leasing land of the Big Hole Irrigation District. Bids due by 10:00 A M May 2 1933. leases run to Jan 1 1934 with 26 percent bid bond. Down payment on award, balance due Oct 1 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Irrigation District
Board of Beaverhead County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land Claim
Department of the Interior announces that William A. Pahnish of Polaris Montana filed intent to make three year stock raising proof to establish a claim on Lots 3 4 6 SE and NY-NEWUSW Section 4 Township 6 S Range 13 W Principal Meridian before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on May 17 1933. Witnesses are Andy B. Pyle James H. Harrison George A. Pyle and Adolph T. Pahnish all of Polaris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Brite
Great Falls
Montana
William A. Pahnish
Polaris
Seyanwy
Newusw
Range
Prin. Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Andy B. Pyle
James H. Harrison
George A. Pyle
Adolph T. Pahnish
Department of “the Interior
U. S. Land Office
S. Ri
G. S
Reange
Also Mentioned on This Page
REN Pe Press
Beaverhead
Dillon’ Postoffice
Aves Teen
Public Services Magazine
Bookland
Home Ec
Emerson
Tribune
Coe Cornell
Northwest. Bancorporation
Kelly
Monta ‘State
Bank ‘& Trust CO
Samy Awilkingon
Ernest Bartle Halverson
Fifth Judicial District
Heaverhead
Walter Tromblahey
Freeting
Range Six
William
Orr II
J. E. Kelly
Department State Board of Pardons
Raymond T. Nagle
John J. Holmes
Sam W. Mitchell
State Board of Pardons
George Wilson
Erethin Day
State
Board of Pardons
Dillon Tribune
County of
State of Montana
W. L. Fitzsimmons
Nurses School
Court OF Judicial
District OF
Ernest
M. D. Nicholson
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