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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1929

Page

6

Dillon Began Modern Shops with Awnings and Curbside Appeal

The Tribune notes Chas. Hirschman opened with an awning and his Senate became a shady afternoon haven. Dense smoke from forest fires hid bluffs west of the city Tuesday morning. Only two professional gamblers held county licenses this month, suggesting gambling waning in the heat. Last Sunday's rain left mud across main crossings, forcing men to hitch trousers while women exposed hosiery to reach the sidewalk.

the Tribune Dillon Chas. Hirschman Senate

Placer Mining Booms as Dillon Merchants Sell Dust

In Dillon county the placer mining boom continues with merchants weighing gold dust on old scales for visiting prospectors. A puncher shot at lights in a saloon last Friday and must repay damage at one dollar per day. The town swarms with tramps as travel by rail remains challenging.

the Tribune Dillon

Forsaking the Rails to Seek Rides By Teamsters

A fragment notes people turning from rail travel to road routes, and approaching Teamsters for rides as they travel. The item hints at a transport shift and roadside solicitations in a historic context.

Excursion and Accidents Mark Beaverhead Week

Excavation for the new parish began on the Lipiscope church grounds last week. Mrs Roy B Herndon of Salmon Kahn is the first woman to pass through the tunnel of the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad between Armstead and Salmon. Three railroad yard accidents last week left a man seriously injured, another losing two legs, and a third narrowly escaped dismemberment. Beaverhead county’s 1909 wool clip reached 2,032,653 pounds at an average of 19 cents, totaling about $404,000.

the Tribune Roy B. Herndon Salmon Kahn Gilmore & Pittsburg Armstead Sal Beaverhead County

Morris-Brown Nuptials Shared in Potomac Montana

Miss Eunice Morris and Mr. T. M. Brown were married in Potomac Montana on a Wednesday last week. Morris is a State Normal College graduate of 1918 and the couple plans to reside in Missoula. Bridesmaid Norah Connelley of Dillon attended, and the pair will vacation in Lake Louise, Canada before settling in Missoula.

Dillon Potomac Montana Eunice Morris T. M. Brown The State Normal College Norah Connelley Miss Connelley Lake Louise Canada Ford Distribution Missoula

Hay Hand Succumbs in Big Hole Basin

Coroner James I. Phillips and Undersheriff Carl Hartwig responded to the Ajax ranch in the Big Hole basin Sunday to investigate the death of Frank Nichol a haying hand who died suddenly that morning. Officials ruled natural causes and Nichol’s body was sent to Columbus Montana for relatives.

James IE. Phillips Carl, Hartwig Ajax Ranch Big Hole Basin Frank Nichol Dillon Columbus Montana

Dillon Country Club Improves Course With Burning Sacks

Members gathered at the Dillon course Sunday and dragged oil soaked burning sacks to clear spear grass and burrs. The plan, aided by wires, yielded a noticeable course improvement and the sports committee reports tournaments are planned soon.

Dillon Country Club

Dillon Man Sentenced to Fifteen Days in County Jail

Deputy Sheriff R J McKevitt of Lima brought Dillon resident J M McGraw before Judge L C Ford for a fifteen day jail term on an assault charge. Walter Vance returned from a motor trip to Portland and northern Oregon where he attended the Montana picnic at Ranier Park and met Dillon people. he was accompanied by Le Roy Emerson of Butte.

R. J. McKevitt Lima Dillon J. M. McGraw McGraw L. C. Ford Walter Vance Portland Oregon Montana Ranier Park Dillon LeRoy Emerson Butte

Real Estate Transfers and Estate Matters Listed

Beaverhead Abstract Company records for the week ending August 33 1929 show transfers of large land parcels in Big Hole basin Sheep creek and upper Blacktail districts along with a patent near Red Rock. Also recorded are district court matters in the Alvin DeWitt estate and power of attorney for M E Hay to W M Schufeldt and multiple right of way deeds for Montana highway near Dillon with numerous acreages listed.

Beaverhead Iweek William, W. Hall P. M. Sweeney Sheep Creek Louis Andersen Lee R. Light P. And.o Dillon, Vera Leela Strickler Jessie M. Smith Upper Blacktail W. M. Schufeldt State of Montana Dillon Theodore Nelson Edward D. Parks Matt Plat Helen Proffit Fred Rife Carrie Schnell Julia Selway Lucy Spehar M. Stauduhar Pauline Swanson W. W. Cartigan Craig Cornell Co J. W. Deputy Florence L. Ditty David Maule D. F. Mooney Wm. Nelson

Raymond Johnson Wins Union Pacific Scholarship

Raymond Johnson, from Beaverhead County High School’s 1929 graduating class, received the Union Pacific Scholarship for the best home project in agriculture. D. P. Thurber of the Smith-Hughes department announced the award, noting Johnson’s substantial profit on his sheep project. He plans to attend the Agricultural College at Bozeman this year.

Union Pacific Raymond Johnson Beaverhead County D. P. Thurber Smith-Hughes Agriculture Department Johnson Agricultural College Bozeman

Women’s fatigue linked to kidneys and Foley Pills ad

A vintage advertisement urges tired women to suspect kidney trouble and promotes Foley Pills diuretic as a trusted 25 year remedy. It claims the medicine stimulates kidneys and bladder to normal function and notes availability through Geo. M. Gosman.

Geo. M. Gosman Potts Adv

Protection of Young Wild Birds From Natural Enemies

Reports by ag encies on game bird restoration show growing interest in caring for and rearing Hungarian partridge Bob White quail and pheasants. State farms expand distribution and release, but success hinges on protection from predators and provision of cover and food to boost survival and hunting quality.

Million Spent to Train Telegraph Personnel

New York July 26 More than 1 million dollars has been spent by the Western Union Commercial Department in the past four years training staff across six coast to coast schools. Most funds went to teaching operation and maintenance of the Simplex automatic telegraph printer and the Multiplex printer, enabling over 75 percent of telegrams to be sent and received automatically.

New York Commercial Department Western Union Telegraph Co Western Union

SACK TO STOCKINGS. PROSPERITY AND FARMERS

A jumble of opinion pieces discusses American prosperity, the push to restore stockings for women, and cautions against gambling while noting wheat crop value and profits from a investing firm. It references Calvin Coolidge, Goethe, and prison unrest in New York Clinton Prison.

Calvin Coolidge Moncey New York Clinton Goethe

Armstead School Seeks Heating System Bids

Sealed proposals will be received by Armstead Montana School District No 19 until 5 p m August 16 for a new heating system. Plans by EF W Bunnell Bozeman. Bid bond 5 percent of bid. Damages if bidder fails to sign contract. Plans available at Bunnell office Bozeman. Right to reject any or all bids.

Board of School Trustees Armstead Montana EF. W. Bunnell Bozeman E. W. Bunnell

Clarence Koentz seeks land proof at Dillon Montana

Clarence Koentz of Armstead Montana filed notice of intention to make proof to establish his homestead claim on multiple parcels in Township 13 South Range 12 West Montana Meridian. He names witnesses James B. Jensen John D. Hildreth Emphrey W. Hildreth and Edgar B. Rife of Armstead. The proceeding occurs before Fred Rife at the District Court in Dillon in September 1929.

Department OF the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Clarence Koentz Armstead Helena Newnewy Township Range 12 West Meridian Fred Rife Dillon James B. Jensen John D. Hildreth Emphrey W. Hildreth Edgar B. Rife

Notice of land claim final proof in Montana

U S Land Office Great Falls Montana July 25 1929 Howard C Wilson Belleville Michigan filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim in Section 24 Township 6 S Range 12 W Montana on September 5 1929 before Clara C Krebs Notary Public Belleville Michigan Witnesses Lillian A Rogers Huldah Byrossey Clara C Krebs and B R Spriggs all of Belleville Michigan A H STRINGHAM Acting Register

Department OF the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Howard C. Wilson Belleville Michigan Helena Range 12 Meridian Clara C. Krebs Wayne County Lillian A. Rogers Huldah Byrossey B. R. Spriggs

Notice for Publication Land Claim Montana 1929

Department of the interior UWS announces Martin McMenemey of Dillon Montana filed a homestead entry claim for Lots 1 2 3 6 7 and fragments of section 29 township 3 south range 10 west Montana meridian. Court clerk in Dillon set August 20 1929 as final proof date. Witnesses include Archie Henneberry Gordon Bartholomew McMenemey and Taylor Bradley Armstead Montana. M D Nicholson Register. Adv. 28-32

Department of the Interior UWS Creat Falls Montana Martin McMenemey Arr Vetoad Helena Great Falls Meridian Wred Rife District Court Lillon Archie C.henneberry Dillon Dear Gordon Armstead Bartholomew J. McMenemey Taylor A. Bradley

Reward Offered for Bounty Law Violator Arrest

One hundred dollars reward offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn for arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Reward excludes regular law officers. Adv. 114m

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn

Public land sale notice for Dillon applicant in Great Falls

U S Land Office Great Falls Montana announces public sale of a land tract to the highest bidder at not less than 2.50 per acre on September 10 at 10 00 AM The tract EYNW14 Section 35 Township 9 South Range 8 West P M is mountainous and not suitable for cultivation Adverse claimants should file claims or objections by sale time

Department OF the Interior U.S. Land Office Great Falls Montana Commissioner of the General Land Office Thomas . Sweet Dillon

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