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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1932

Page

4

Hazelbaker enters race for Montana governor

Beaverhead’s Lieutenant Governor F A Hazelbaker formally announced his bid for governor last Saturday. Support across the state, especially in Beaverhead, highlights his record in agriculture livestock promotion tax relief and economic growth. His leadership boosted Beaverhead county on national exhibits and his public service is cited as proof of fitness for the office.

Hazelbaker Montana Beaverhead County

Dillon shoppers drawn by Symons store sale in Butte

A Butte paper notes many visitors from Anaconda Deer Lodge Wisdom Dillon Lima and nearby sections at Symons store sale. It suggests Dillon stores offer modern stocks rivaling Butte, hinting Messenger and Tribune ads could keep customers local.

Anaconda Deer Lodge Wisdom Dillon Lima Butte Symons Messenger Tribune

Damrosch Sees Rising Demand for Symphonic Radio

Walter Damrosch reports radio listeners are quickly embracing high culture with increasing letters of approval from fans of his symphony broadcasts. He credits early confidence in radio as a catalyst for a new era of symphonic music in America.

Walter Damrosch America Weom

English native and longtime rancher dies near Lima

A native of England born May 29 1857 died Wednesday at his home four miles south of Lima. He came to America as a young man and settled near Lima where he farmed and became naturalized. He was a member of Evergreen Lodge No. 45 A F and A M of Lima. He leaves a widow daughter Mrs C E Calvert of Dell and several grandchildren. Funeral held at 2 PM Friday at the family home.

Lima England America Lim Evergreen Lodge C. E.calvert Dell

Snowstorm in Deadwood Hauls Men from Beds for Roof Shoveling

Chris Snyder recounts a 1878 19 winter in Deadwood Dakota Territory when a day of heavy wet snow led to three roofs caving in. Workers were paid $20 per hour to shovel, with C Newman noting the rush as partners worked through dawn while others slept.

Andrus Hotel Chris Snyder Deadwood Dakota Territory John Walcott Helena West Alaska C. Newman

House backs Leavitt bill extending homestead proof time

Approval moves to Senate for a measure by Congressman Scott Leavitt to extend final proof deadlines for homesteaders delayed by weather or economic conditions. The General Land Office would pause adverse action until enactment. an estimated 6000 homesteaders, many in Montana, stand to benefit.

House of Representatives Scott Leavitt Leavitt General Land Office Congressman Leavitt Montana Senate

Normal Alumni Dinner Set for April 30 at Peterson Ranch

The Normal college alumni dinner is scheduled for Saturday April 30 at 7 o clock. It will be hosted at the ranch home of Mrs Peter J Peterson. Prospective attendees should notify Miss Schoenborn at once.

Normal College Peter Peterson Miss Schoenborn

Town views Cree Indians encampment en route to Lemhi

A group of twelve lodges of Cree Indians from British possessions camped about a mile north of town for a week. They broke camp Tuesday and headed toward the Lemhi reservation to trade horses and goods with Bannocks, drawing a large crowd as they passed through Dillon.

Alway Mark Poindetten Cornell Lemhi Dillon

Dillon Bases Team Prospects Bright After Stock Sale

Over $1,000 in dividend-bearing stock of the Dillon Baseball association sold quickly in a city canvass, signaling a strong summer team. Officers elected include C. A. Smith president G. T. Paul vice president D. M. Best secretary W. E. Stephenson assistant secretary and RE. D. White treasurer. The Shrine special to Los Angeles passes through Dillon tonight drawing many county visitors and plans for attendance at the convention.

the Tribune Dillon Baseball Association Dillon C. A. Smith G. T. Paul D. M. Best

Public health work progresses in Beaverhead county

Miss Luella Stickney, county nurse, conducts spring school inspections and pre school conferences. Teachers notify parents, and health programs are integrated into regular schooling. The six point star from the Montana state board of health is awarded for meeting all health requirements, including nutrition teeth vision throat vaccination and diphtheria immunization.

Luella Stickney Miss Stickney Beaverhead Montana State Board of Health Defec

Spring Concert by Dillon Choral Club on May 11

Dillon Choral club presents its annual spring concert on May 11 at 8 PM in the training school auditorium. led by Mrs W G Gilbert with Mary Emily Farrell as accompanist two soloists H D Jewett and W C Hardy perform white enchantment Cadman cycle. Orange Crush Orchestra to play between numbers. other solos include McFadden and Frances Robinson with McFadden.

W. G. Gilbert Dillon University School of Music Ann Arbor Oberlin Mary Emily Farrell Cadman H. D. Jewett W.C. Hardy Mary EK. Farrell Orange Crush Orchestra Harris MacDowell Curran Drummond Mary Emily Farrell Selecions Orange Orches

Forest Fire Law Enforcement Aims to Curb Incendiarism

Governor Erickson cites 2 900 000 burned acres and 14 million dollars in losses with 27 lives sacrificed. More than 1000 volunteer fire wardens will enforce new forest fire laws with immediate arrest power. Dillon residents listed as representatives in the anti incendiarism drive.

Montana Erickson Alva A. Simpson Beaverhead National Forest W. W. Wahl C. E. Blinn J.C. Wedum G. T. Paul Lambert Eliel J. C. Jeppson Dr. R. D. Curry Hurley Leach W. T. Morrison Henry Deutsch Roy Forrester Louis Schmittroth S. E. Davis T. E. Luebben Dillon

Minor and Major Sources Discussed in Neidlinger Spree

No admission will be charged. The fragment indicates discussions or titles involving Neidlinger and works titled Minor and Major, with no entry fee mentioned.

Nade Neidlinger Spress

High School Students Attend State Meet in Bozeman

The agriculture department boys led by Bernard Williams traveled to Bozeman for the state meet. Miss Violet M Eastman and Betty Roe also went to Bozeman where Miss Roe will compete in the extemporaneous speaking contest.

Agriculture Department Bernard Williams Bozeman Violet M. Eastman Betty Roe Miss Roe

Notice of Sale in Dillon Montana 1932 Chrysler Coach

On May 13 1932 at 2 PM at the J W Walters garage in Dillon Montana a Chrysler coach 1926 model with serial Y L537LLL and engine H838584h will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to cover storage and repair charges.

A. D J. W. Walters Dillon Montana Chrysler

Sheriff Sale Notice of Beaverhead County Real Estate

The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Hans Pedersen and Selma Pedersen with First National Bank of Dillon and Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan Association named as defendants. The property to be sold May 14, 1932 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana includes The East Half of the Northeast Quarter and the West Half of the East Half of Section 32 and the West Half of the Northwest Quarter and the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter.

Federal Land Bank of Spokane Hans Pedersen Selma Pedersen First National Bank of Dillon Beaverhead-Madison National Farm Loan. Association Dillon Beaverhead State of Montana

Large Montana land mortgage sale details and terms

Sheriff Orr of Beaverhead County announces a sale of 641.06 acres in Township 10 South Range 11 West, including water rights and stock in irrigation ditches. The property comprises the West Half of the East Half, South Half of the Southwest Quarter in Section 33, with all appurtenances. Sale terms are cash. Dated April 20, 1932.

Range Montana’ Principal W. C. Orr Beaverhead County C. H. Hartwig

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Pas Ai George R. Metlen California Orr Electric Power Comny Dillon Electric and Power Company M. A. Miller Ralph McFadden Montana Normal College Frances Robinson the Normal College McFadden Ners Oeieneel Betes First National Bank Northwest Rancorpo ATLON Hie Mt Sheriff's Sale District Court Fifth Judicial District Gioacino Pedrotti Jack Pedrotti Gioachino Pedrotti Jack Perotti J. E. Kelly Dillon Montana Rebecca Connelley Little Music Store Paramount Black Diamond Brunswick
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