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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

Page

8

Local Visitors and Trips Around Dillon and Surrounds

A flurry of visits and brief trips are reported including C D McKown and wife staying at Olive Harrison’s ranch near Upper Geasschooner. Elk Horn Springs business matters bring attendance by E D Landing and others. Dillon and Bannack show attendees, visitors from Jackson and Chicago, Yellowstone journeys, and a 102nd birthday celebration in Dillon mark the week.

C. D. McKown Denver Olive M.harrison E. D. Landing Beaverhead National Forest Elkhorn Springs Frank Kellum Dillon Ed Kellum Jim Woody Sanford Shephers Jackson E. J. Hazel D. A. Barker Rhinehart Chicago Butte Adolph Pahnish Harrison George Lenox Cox Ed Farley Wise River Divide Hartle Son Earl Tash Carl N. Knoll E. E. Hazel O. A. Barker Yellowstone

Candidate Claims 742 Liars Registered in County

One candidate says there are 742 liars registered in the county that he knows of. Another candidate hasn’t finished counting but jokes about if they were laid end to end it would be all right with him. He advises people to hang on to their pocketbooks while he gauges how far they reach.

Washington Congress Order Pathfinder

Beaverhead County politics and drought relief actions

Beav erhead County officials report unofficial results with H A Tach winning county commissioner and J B Garrison defeating Frank Blair for state senator. The board approved bids for the county poor farm and discussed drought relief, urging federal aid and authorizing a county funds claim as Lima bank liquidation proceeds. A jail sentence was given after a swap of Mrs Brown for a motorcycle.

Tcket H. A. Tach J. B. Garrison Reichle Frank E. Blair Virginia City Blair Madison County Leo Dullea Midvale Idaho Dullea Bert Foster Weiser Yellowstone Park G. W. Rightenour Delilah Mary Raymond Winthrop Raymond R. P. Bateman Sheridan Ladies Aid Society Stanley Fenton Wisconsin Creek J. H. Brundage Flora McNulty Amos Hall Frank Jackson Ange Len Nordberg Priday Edgar RB. Ie W. B. ‘Hartwig Martin C. “Jackson Clk Albert S. Baker Edgar B. Rife W. B. Hartwie Martin C. Jackson Albert 3. Baker Beaverhead Counyty Dought Harry L. Hopkins Washington J. C. Taylor Bozeman Jay Diamond Helena First National Bank of Lima

Birthday celebration and local travel notes on Sunday afternoon

The report mentions a fourth birthday celebration, bridge crew preparing to leave for Idaho to build another bridge, hosts Mr. and Mrs. Close of Idaho staying with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smack, Mrs. Julia Colyer from Seattle visiting Katherine Cummins, Miss Louise Buhrer from Dillon and her mother Minnie Buhrer visiting the old Buhrer ranch, and notes that the local Farmers' union met in Melrose with a Juniors program enjoyed by all.

Mary Sheppard J. J. Brown Bannack L. H. Daly Wisdom Warren Stone of Dillon Grasshoppr Julia Colyer Seattle Katherine Cummins Louise Buhrer Buhrer Minnie Buhrer Farmers’ Union Melrose

Eugenia Bankhead's Romantic Ties Return to Hoyt

Eugenia Bankhead sister of Tallulah Bankhead and daughter of Alabama congressman may wed Morton Hoyt again after three marriages and three divorces with others. Her fluctuating affection for Hoyt appears to follow an alternating pattern.

Eugenia Bankhead Tallulah Bankhead Congressman Bankhead Alabama Morton Hoyt Hoyt

World War Costs and Odd Relativity Illustration

The text notes the United States owns about half of the world’s 9 million miles of highways and cites World War costs at $100 billion with 20 million men. It mentions Dr Edna Heibreder offering a relativity illustration: an insane person is not like a sane one, only more so.

United States Edna Heibreder

Traffic Cup Question Sparks Ticket Gaffe

A playful exchange unfolds as a driver jokes about a ticket during a local traffic cup event. A bystander teases asking where the driver is headed while a fair attendant anticipates the consequence. The scene captures light hearted tension around enforcement and humor.

Texas Real Estate Pitch Sparks Warden Spot Quip

An enthusiastic salesman extols Texas natural glories and water as the key to becoming the world’s warden spot. The prospect sharply counters that Hell would need only that.

Texas Hell

One Mistress Honeymoon Dishwashing Tale

A fragment describes a marriage conversation with Rachel referencing a two week honeymoon and a man named Rastus helping with chores after the wedding. The dialogue hints at social tensions and intimate domestic life in a historical setting.

Rachel Rastus

Glasgow youth placed on probation for habitual drunkenness

David Carrach, aged fourteen from Glasgow, was placed on probation for one year after being convicted of habitual drunkenness. The report notes the broader context of rising gasoline prices and scarcity in Ethiopia where stations reportedly sell at 91 cents a gallon.

David, Carrach Glasgow Ethiopia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carl L. Knoll Mimer Haysari Frank Marchesseau National Park Susannah Crane Edmont E. P. Marchesseau Dillon Ton Eng Ces Zane Grey W.N.U. Service West America Samuel Murray Belfast Albert S. Barker Ed Cotterman John Brown Sidney, O Brown Cotterman Willow’ Creek Mrs. Close Mrs. Geo. Smack Dillon Furniture CO the Tribune Publishing Co Henry Weare Graphic Arts Industry Code of Montana Graphic Arts THE Dillon Tribune
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