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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1929

Page

6

Quarantine Ordinance Enacted Amid Scarlet Fever

The Tribune notes a scarlet fever epidemic prompting drastic city measures and an ordinance on quarantine approved by the city council. It reports hotel rates in Dillon and enforcement actions requiring brick chimneys for roofs. Also mentions residents Mulaney planning Milwaukee visit and Weenink traveling to New Cassel with family for winter.

the Tribune Dillon Tom Mulaney Milwaukee H. D. Weenink New Cassel Wis

Christmas Preparations and Local News From Deer Lodge

The community discusses Christmas dinner as residents plan meals and even which chicken to cook. Sam Patterson's delivery horse caused two notable runaways this week, dumping whisky and wrecking the wagon. Matt Orr and George Edinger won first in the live bird shoot, with L Cushing and George Wolfe second. Sheriff Pyle and Undersheriff Moore left for Deer Lodge with ten men convicted in district court.

the Tribune Sam “ Patterson Matt Orr George Edinger L. Cushing George Wolfe Pyle Moore Deer Lodge District Court

Accident Injures Daly Spur Resident In Gun Accident

D F Mooney living near Daly's spur came to town for surgical attention after a 30 80 rifle he was loading discharged by accident tearing away the third finger on his left hand S S Patterson returned home yesterday

the Tribune D. F. Mooney Daly's Spur S. S. Patterson

Adlerika promise relieves gas and stomach trouble

Simple glycerin buckthorn bark and saline mix in Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels. One spoonful relieves gas sour stomach and headache and Constipation. Geo M Gosman druggist endorses the product in this advertisement.

Adv

Notable trip spans months with family in eastern states

An extended several month journey was taken by a man and his wife Mrs Patterson and their young son traveling through the eastern states. They paused in Salt Lake City before continuing. Carrie Nation caused a disturbance at the capitol last week by knocking a cigarette from a house messenger's mouth.

Patterson Salt Lake Carrie Nation Capitol

Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract for Week

The Beaverhead Abstract Company lists patent transfers to Ray D Martinell and Ben F Moore, multiple acres in Horse Prairie and near Lima, with several warranty and quitclaim deeds including Catherine B Rife and Frank B Rife, plus transfers in Armstead and Melrose, plus Beaverhead county public land deeds and mining claim filings and an amended decree of distribution in the estate of C B Schuler.

Beaverhead Abstract Company United States Ray D Martinell Ben F. Moore Lima Albert E. Chantry Ora Roselle Monida Edgar B. Rife Catherine B. Rife Horse Prairie Ike T. Rife Frank B. Rife Armstead Grace Schulz James Maddox Melrose Beaverhead County Richard C. Gosman Peat W. McPherson Centennial Valley Union Central Life Insurance Company S. Roberts Agatha Lode Bloody Dick C. B. Schuler

Rula Quote on Ruin and Natural Propensities

A fragment cites Burke asserting that all men ruined are ruined by their natural propensities, reflecting a philosophy perspective on moral downfall and personal vice.

Burke

Christmas Joys Amid Family Gatherings

A vivid scene of a crowded holiday home bursting with cousins, aunts, and uncles. Sleds and skates, a roast turkey, and holly-filled rooms set a festive, noisy mood as Christmas spirit fills the day.

Long distance rates reduced in Mountain States telephone service

Rate cuts in long distance calls will save the public about 5 million dollars annually and take effect January 1, 1930. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announces the fourth reduction in three years, applying across the Bell system.

James ‘J. Rooney Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Mountain States Bell System F. H. Reid Denver

Rough on Coyotes Extermination Campaign in Valley County

In Bozeman Montana on December 9 1930 sheepmen led by government hunter Steven Boyce report over 700 coyotes killed in Valley county this year bringing six year total to 3322. The drive continues under a cooperative plan with the United States Biological Survey and local sheepmen with three years more planned. Monty Burdick from Jackson stopped by on Saturday.

Bozeman Mont Steven Boyce Valley County United State Biological Survey The Biological Survey Monty Burdick Jackson

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Ad Offers Reward

One hundred dollars reward to any individual excluding regular officers for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn.Adv. 14m.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn

Halcyon Days Meaning and Origins

The term halcyon days refers to the seven days after the shortest day, named from a fable about the halcyon kingfisher breeding at sea. It denotes a period of calm and peace inspired by ancient legend.

Child Height Growth Depends on Nutrition

A Path finder Magazine note explains that at age two a child is about half the height they will be at maturity on average, but individual cases vary. Height depends greatly on proper food and care during growing years.

Pathfinder Magazine

Solon and Diogenes on Speech and Law

A paraphrase from Diogenes Laertius circa 200 A.D. notes Solon’s view that speech mirrors action and laws act as cobwebs. Small matters stick, while heavier issues break through, revealing truth and power.

Solon Diogenes Laertius

Bruce Barton’s rise from poverty to national voice

Bruce Barton, once a poor country boy, became a leading business figure and a prominent editorial voice in America. Expect his weekly inspirational articles in this paper.

America

Senators at Capitol Wall Street Rum Dinner Named

Iowa Senator Smith W Brookhart named colleagues including Smoot Gooding Moses and Edge as guests at a Wall Street Rum Dinner in the Capitol. Brookhart quoted Smoot and Gooding as abstaining while others could speak for themselves.

Smith W. Brookhart Iowa Washington Wall Street Capitol Brookhart Smoot, Gooding Moses Edge Smoot Gooding

Cystex 48 Hour Test Promises Quick Relief

Women suffer bladder irritation may get fast relief with Cystex offered by City Drug Co. The ad claims rapid improvement and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Only 60 cents.

City Drug Co Adv

Dr Caldwell Endorses Natural Approach to Constipation

Dr Caldwell, after 47 years of studying bowel health, promotes a mild vegetable remedy for constipation that is not habit forming and discourages drastic purges. He urges Syrup Pepsin for family use and outlines three health rules: cool head, warm feet, bowels open, offering a free trial bottle by mail.

Caldwell Dept Monticello Tinola

Rocky Mountain Cyclone Admits Printer Shortages In 1886

The Glendive Independent reprints the Cascade Courier note about the Rocky Mountain Cyclone starting amid type and equipment shortages. The paper jokes about missing letters like p s h c x q, promising readers the issue will improve once the types arrive. It calls the situation a serious matter.

Glendive Rocky Mountain Cyclone Cascade Courier

Word for Hero Worship in Historic Chinatown Sage Quote

The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Chinatown urging continued veneration of ancestors. He argues that even if some forebears were flawed, honoring them in imagination reflects self-respect and cultural tradition.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

Trifles Reveal Quiet Truths in Small Matters

A compact reflection on trifles as tests of character noting few escape honesty in minor acts that hint at trustworthiness in larger issues.

Paley

Early England dye plants and lincoln green

The earliest English dye plant was the woad which yielded blue. With added chemicals it formed a bright green called lincoln green to ancient observers.

England Woad Lincoln

Public Notice of Stock-Raising Homestead Claim

Axel Brunzell of Alder Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on land in sections 4 5 8 9 township 9 south range 5 west near Virginia City Montana. The proof is to be presented January 18 1930 before Matt Carey clerk of district court. Witnesses listed: Addison M Tate John Schneider William H Maloney Jr Samuel H Maloney all of Alder Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S Une Great Falls Montana Axel Brunzell Alder Township Range Prin Meridian Matt Carey District Court Virginia City Addison M. Tate John Schneider William H. Maloney, Jr Samuel H. Maloney

Hearing on Petition to Convey Real Estate in Wisdom

Rosa van Houtin petitions Beaverhead County Montana District Court to order conveyance of Lots 9 and 10 in Block 4, Towers Addition, Wisdom, to her as rightful owner after porches and improvements. A hearing is set in Dillon on January 4, 1930, for interested parties to contest in writing.

Rosa van Houtin District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead David F. Wampler Wisdom Dillon Fred Rife

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