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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
4
The piece argues that tax payments burden most citizens and questions future legislative steps. It notes decades of government growth, rising taxes, and the entanglement of laws, urging reduction of government functions to lower costs and restore liberty. It emphasizes trimming nonessential agencies and avoiding graft as paths to relief.
Mrs Edith E Quick wife of Charles E Quick dies at home on South Washington Street November 20 after a lingering illness. Born November 18 1889 in Virdella Missouri she married in Virdella October 17 1906 and moved to Montana. Survived by husband son Boyd Dillon mother Mrs W L Fisher Calistoga California four brothers Alfred Hudson Calistoga Allen and Ersel Hudson Auburn Washington Elmer Hudson Kendrick Washington present at death. Funeral November 22 at home Elder Eliason officiating with singing by Mrs George Farrell and Mrs H H Bates pallbearers Elmer Sage William Welborn Joe Mulkey Elmer Devaney Charles Fox Dillon and Lou Graham Anaconda. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
Organize groups across the state to address tuberculosis problems. Maintain a year round educational campaign to prevent TB and promote early medical care. Support health and education authorities, finance public health nurses, and push legislation for sanatoria and care for TB victims.
A roundup of brief items notes efforts for tuberculosis cure and better testing, plus a pure tuberculin advance. Other items cover jail theft of confiscated alcohol, a greenhouse glass roof debris, Miami Three Score and Ten club players deemed 700 years old, a French digger buried alive then singing, a Chicago divorce arranged alimony, garden pots from old tech, clover counts, a deaf church in Newcastle, a missed civic club meeting, a Wytheville bridge game, a Baker Oregon wedding, a 250 year old watch, and Joliet police night duty for overweight officers.
A 40 year old Tribune item notes the arrival of final machinery for the electric light plant and a large carpenters crew at the buildings, with lights expected in two to three weeks. An Indian exhibition at the Armory on Saturday night features Kickapoo dancers, inviting children to attend. deer hunting season is closed east of Bannack.
Beaverhead Abstract Co lists transfers including United States to Timothy Clifford for 640 acres near Lima and to Walter T. Koenig for 160 acres in the Big Hole basin. Deeds record Harmon D. Mayfield to Berntene Mayfield near Armstead and Dillon on Thomsen avenue, and Blanche M. Potter to Cook Sheep Co in Centennial valley and Big Hole basin. Additional transfers cover Thomsen and Kentucky avenues in Dillon, tax deed to Otis Greenwood, right of way easements, a railroad construction permit, final distribution decree for Burt Adams Tower estate, and several mining claim certificates of location in Montana districts.
When the organized tuberculosis movement began, tuberculosis led causes of death. Now it ranks sixth among diseases, though it remains the leading killer. One in five deaths among ages 15 to 45 is due to tuberculosis, with young women forming a large share.
Mr and Mrs James Doyle of the Centennial valley spent part of the week in Dillon. Austin Linder and Matt Telin brought a band of Linder sheep to Dillon Monday for shipment to market. The M M club was entertained by Mrs Francis Tonrey at her South Atlantic street home. Mr and Mrs Doyle Gordon moved to Butte Tuesday and were in Dillon earlier in the week. Mrs Ray Trafford and daughter Lois of Butte spent Thanksgiving with the Charles Oberem family before returning home. Sherman Vance and daughter Mrs William Shields of Idaho Falls were in Dillon Tuesday en route from Butte after attending the funeral of Mrs Mary Vance Lund. Walter Vance of Melrose accompanied them and will visit Idaho Falls.
Mrs L E Beaver spent summer and fall in Moran Wyoming and will spend the winter at her home on Kentucky avenue.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court sets a hearing for December 6 1932 at 10 A M to determine sale of all personal and real property of Stanley D Oliver deceased to pay debts and administration costs. Rebecca Connelley is administratrix. The matter requires all interested parties to appear.
In Beaverhead County Montana the court orders the administratrix to show cause at the Dillon courthouse why an order should not be granted to sell necessary real estate and all personal property. A copy of the order must be published for two consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Done and dated November 21 1932. Judge Lyman H Bennett.
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