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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
4
The notice lists Yeatesee prices for six months at 2.50 and three months at 1.25 with postage for second class mail matter. The Dillon office is noted as the transmission point through the mails.
In a December 8 1931 message to Congress President Hoover urged reduced appropriations and higher taxes, a reconstruction corporation, asset releases from failed banks, more federal land bank funds, home loan banks, looser reserve rules, interstate commerce and anti trust revisions. He argued prompt enactment could have averted distress.
Senator Smoot cites President Hoover's reconstruction measures as preventing economic collapse. He argues the White House led relief, avoiding rash action and monetary chaos that could mirror Germany's fate, and says only Hoover's steadfast stance preserved American industry and finance. Leroy Ford seeks police aid for stolen dimes during church, Neil Roberts O'Brien survives a 35 foot fall with an elbow bruise, Mrs Giacomina-Muro and her daughter are reported missing from New York City.
Samuel Garrett the Beaverhead rancher died after a night of poverty. Neighbors searched his home and recovered nearly 12000 in cash and precious metals. The item array includes notes on a theater star Marie Dressler, a Montana street bicycle collision, and varied notices from lawmakers and reunions.
From the Tribune dated August 1 1902 Harry Tracy the infamous bandit died by his own hand after being surrounded near Spokane on a Tuesday night. The report notes other local items including Dillon sidewalk work and Beaverhead county color maps by George Metlen. Dart Hardware burglars entered the store and stole five revolvers. Dr M A Miller says he expects an automobile this fall after ordering from a Butte firm.
The Tribune notes muddied city water after heavy rains along riverbanks. Ohio residents plan a Saturday picnic at Selway's grove. Albert Baker son of the county clerk underwent tonsil and adenoid removal in Butte and is reported to be recovering well with remarkable nerve on the operating table.
The Beaverhead Abstract Co reports transfers including United States patents to Clarence Koenig for 640 acres in Sheep Creek basin and a 4.78 acre tract near Wise River. Also listed are mining claims in Blue Wing and Irynnt districts, and various certificates of location. A separate item recalls a Toledo schoolyard kidnapping incident ending with a dog determent, while Senora Silva Paula in Bahia Blanca reaches 120 years without prior travel experience. Judge Cage backs a moratorium on alimony and war debts. a divorce case trims payments to one cent monthly. A teenage escapade in Los Angeles sees Henry Nichols taking the family car armed with revolvers.
Notice to creditors of Sam Ford deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Administrator Richard J Nelson assigns Beaverhead County Montana address and Rodgers Collins law offices in Dillon as claim site. Also notice of sale on August 12 1932 at J W Walters garage Dillon for a 1924 Star roadster engine and serial numbers, sold to highest cash bidder for storage and repairs.
Sealed bids for the Dillon Idaho Line Road improvement Beaverhead County Montana will be opened July 18 1922 at 9 10 A M by the State Highway Commission in Helena. Proposals require a five percent certified check or corporate surety bond and must be submitted on provided forms. Plans and specs available in Helena Cartiel Building and Missoula US Bureau of Public Roads. The commission may reject any or all bids and waive technicalities.
Notice is given that Monday August 8 1932 at 10 am in the Beaverhead County Court house Dillon Montana is set for proving the will of William M Reed deceased and for hearing the application of Martha M Melvin and Pearl J Smith for letters testamentary Any interested person may appear and contest the matter WITNESS the clerk and seal July 28 1952 Fred Rife Clerk Deputy Clerk
Chapter 137 An An Act for submission to qualified electors of Montana an amendment to Section 45 of Article 6 of the Constitution. It provides vacancies due to death are filled by county commissioners, others by governor’s proclamation elections, to be voted at the November 1932 general election with official ballot printing details.
Public proclamation confirms an amendment to Section 45 of Article 6 of the Montana Constitution as to filling vacancies in the Legislative Assembly. The certification, dated July 25 1932, by Secretary of State W E Harmon includes the state seal and attestation of a true copy, with a valuation noted as $144.
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