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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
4
In Advance Six Months Three Months and one year rates shown for the American Associate subscription. Dillon Postoffice mails this second class matter. Telephone 66.
Beav erhead county opposes gin marriage law and petitions gather. West Yellowstone plans to oil main street and adjacent lanes to ease traffic, a move praised by local officials amid a period of broader national reflection on policy.
Montana editors tout the rough rivalry of early papers with biting insults and comical jabs. The piece recounts editor feuds and jokes from the Butter and Inter Mountain era, notes a third birthday for the Inter Mountain, and reports $246,000 in federal funds for rust control in Montana with 358 workers across three counties.
The Tribune notes standard gauge and telegraph rails are being laid on the Shrine Hill division of the Utah and Northern railway. Children enjoy sledding Monday morning. John Gravelle brought in a load of Bannack ore weighing 4,300 pounds with one small team. trip took two days.
On Saturday night the first electric lights were turned on in the wheel pit of the local power plant south of town to enable a night shift. The plant under construction by Matt Orr will provide electric lighting for Dillon, replacing antique lighting.
A meditation on fate mirrors the life of Will Rogers as a bright public figure dies in an Arctic tour accident. The piece blends eulogies with references to the era, noting Rogers as beloved and claiming collective mourning across the nation. It then shifts to weathered notes on agriculture and land management. Further items list seed crops, winter rye, and gopher control efforts in Montana, with commentary on water conservation and public action.
The administrator of John Krueger deceased requires all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County Montana. Publication August 29 1935. F C McFadden Administrator of the Estate of John Krueger deceased.
Theodore R. Andrews applies to the Beaverhead County Treasurer in Dillon Montana on or after September 25 1935 for a tax deed to the south half of the northwest quarter of section 21 township 7 south range 8 west containing eighty acres. Amount due 18.65 plus publication and deed costs. Dated August 12 1935.
In Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of Martha Bidstrup Deceased calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at W J Cush ing lawyer Dillon Montana during estate business hours. John T Neal administrator dated August 15 1935.
The executor of the Last Will and Testament of Martin McMenomey, deceased, publishes a notice to creditors and people with claims to present them to the estate. Details specify required filing and deadlines for asserting claims against the estate.
Public notices announce the probate administration of Martin McMenomey and a private sale of Lot 14 in Block 26, Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. The executor and administrator require creditors to exhibit vouchers within four months and bids for the real estate to be accompanied by a ten percent certified check with sale approval by the court. First publication dates vary August 8 1985 and August 24 1995.
The administratrix of the estate of Carl B. Taylor seeks creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication to Henry G. Rodgers law office in Dillon Montana. The estate is in Beaverhead County with first publication August 8 1985. IV Lee Taylor is named administratrix of the estate of Carl B. Taylor deceased.
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