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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
4
A compact, data like entry notes several time spans and a price value. The fragment lists durations such as one year and six months along with a section or step label and a monetary figure. No broader context is provided.
A collage of stray items including a push for interstate bus and truck regulation, politics in Louisiana, French leader Laval, hot Southern California readings, art critique, a Hollywood cold storage idea, forest fire prep in the Northwest, a humorous inquiry about steer headlights, a damaged old Butte fountain, and Society of Montana Pioneers gathering notes. The piece touches on war news, legislation, culture, and curious local anecdotes.
A roundup of Dillon Montana items including municipal ordinances on night parking and fire hose protection, a 1935 city council vote, mayoral attestations, and notices about tax deeds and public hearings. It preserves dated city actions, public notices, and formal certifications from City Clerk Theo F. McFadden.
The 1915 Tribune reports a new auto practice where dimmers enable drivers to see better when following another vehicle at night. The piece also notes Beaverhead county farmers enjoy strong returns this year, with land loans available up to 75 percent for farm purchases through the Farm Credit Administration and Federal Land Banks via local associations.
A North African native supplies a musk like odor used in perfumes and this fact aside the CCC outfit is praised as the most useful Alphabetical experiment of recent years. Ernest words commendation flow from western districts for officers and their direction of extensive roadwork. The volunteers are also effective firefighters in their forestry tasks.
Notice of a August 12 1935 city council meeting in Dillon Montana adopting Resolution 99 to levy a five day inspection period for a special assessment on all real property within sprinkling districts 1 and 2 to fund street sprinkling costs Objections will be heard September 4 1935 at 8 pm in City Hall City Clerk files the resolution for public inspection.
Notice records Resolution No. 100 of Dillon levying a five fourths share of costs for Special Improvement Lighting District No. 8. Real property within the district is assessed to fund three fourths of maintenance and electricity. The resolution is on file for five days for inspection. A public hearing date is set for September 4, 1985.
The Dillon City Council adopts Resolution No 102 levying taxes for 1935 36 for general municipal and administrative uses street and alley maintenance public library and cemetery needs. The levy allocates 12.5 mills for general purposes 1.8 mills for streets 1 mill for library and 1 mill for cemetery. the measure is to take effect after approval and publication in the Dillon Tribune.
The street and alley committee introduces Ordinance No. 227 in Dillon Montana to ban solicitors pedl ers hawkers itinerant merchants and transient vendors from going to private residences without invitation and to provide penalties for violations and nuisance abatement.
On the 18th day of October 1935 an application will be made to the County Treasurer of Beaverhead County for a tax deed covering Lots 7 and 8 of block 2 and all land west of the described area.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the administrator John T Neal announces all creditors must present claims within four months at 607 A R Ave Dillon. This notice concerns the estate of Martha Bidstrup deceased with four month deadline from first publication.
Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County issues notice for creditors and claimants against the estate of Issac Masten Johnson deceased. Administrator John T. Neal invites exhibits to Cushings Law Office Dillon Montana by August 15, 1985 with formal publication as required.
Administratrix of the estate of Carl B. Taylor requests all creditors and holders of vouchers present claims within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to Henry G. Rodgers law office at 21 South Idaho Street, Dillon Montana, which is the processing address for the estate.
Viola C. Sweet of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish gain on Stockraising Homestead Entry Serial 075708 for multiple parcels in sections 7 8 17 18 Township 10 S Range 7 W Prin Meridian before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on August 26 1985 Witnesses include Hiam T Morricon Jeasie S Smith Thomas C Sweet and Edna M Sweet all of Dillon Montana.
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