Dillon Tribune Friday Edition in Dillon Montana
The Dillon Tribune prints weekly editions in Dillon Montana under publisher F E Foote. This record notes the paper’s Friday schedule and local publication cadence.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
9
The Dillon Tribune prints weekly editions in Dillon Montana under publisher F E Foote. This record notes the paper’s Friday schedule and local publication cadence.
The snippet lists a one year rate of $2.50 and a three month rate of $0.65 along with mailing details. It notes entry at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
A school adds a forty five minute ninth period after regular classes to aid students who fail to carry enough work. Teachers identify at risk pupils, notify parents if attendance slips, and track weekly results to reduce failures and incompletes.
A new all women secret society named 3005A has formed in the city last week. A husband on an applicant's trail is said to bar entry and the group's purpose remains unclear. Meanwhile a Telegram to Governor Toole seeks militia to quell reported Bannack Indian near Lima, with locals claiming they are arming and conducting ghost dances.
Beavers defeat the Lima Beans 21 to 18 in Lima in the season opener. New players Bill Bates and Judson Stahl started at center and forward as the Beavers wore blue and gold uniforms. Captain Vern Kerr fouled out in the fourth quarter after earning personal fouls.
In the Blue Wing mining district John L Templeman claims the Belle lode in the Bloody Dick district marking a new stake in regional mining activity. The action highlights ongoing prospecting and land interest in the area.
The annual Father and Sons gathering sponsored by the P T A led by chairman Mr. John Orr drew a larger crowd than ever. Supt. Charles Henry opened with remarks comparing mankind to a box of apples, Abraham Lincoln cited as a top example. Community singing was led by Warren Stone and Mel bourne Jackson on piano. The Boy Scouts performed A Night in Camp featuring Edward Simons Rob Jackson Aldin Cashmore Thomas Luebbin Thomas Holtz and Waldron Boger. A skit Mr Smith and Mr Jones was staged by Jack Gilbert Walter and Robert Stephan. Games were organized in the gym by Rev H N Trag dtt Jr and Coach Breeden with refreshments by the reception committee chaired by Mrs D V Erwin.
Beaverettes beat the Lima Beanettes 56 to 13 in the first game of the season at Lima on Saturday December 13. Key contributors include Dorothy Talent Edythe Kenison Beatrice Bayers Rose Pedrotti Edith Hughes and Helen Bayers who repeatedly outjumped the Lima center. Ruby Wentworth added scoring from left guard.
A Butte Montana Hardware five defeated the Normal College Bulldogs 28 to 15 after a competitive game. Normal stayed close early, trailing 15 to 18 at halftime as Callahan faced tight coverage before the visitors pulled away in the final period.
Members of the L D S Sunday school are preparing a larger Christmas program to be held Sunday December 21 at 6 PM. The public is invited to attend.
New arrivals at Baldwin's include fascinating gifts in delicate lingerie hosiery handkerchiefs and novelties plus a fresh shipment of house dresses and hats for shoppers seeking stylish basics.
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas pressing on the heart and aids sleep by cleansing upper and lower bowels. It markets the product as faster acting than rivals and promotes a two hour relief claim.
No more troublesome night coughs for those who take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Quickly stops persistent coughing and coats the throat to heal. Suitable for elderly persons as a sedative without opiates and mildly laxative. Sold everywhere.
Chris Snyder as executor of Maggie Courtney’s last will and testament brings a sheriff sale action against the deceased’s estate. The filing identifies the plaintiff and the executorship, signaling probate and lien resolution steps to recover owed amounts.
Defendants Ward K Richardson Vera A Rich ardson Grace T Gillon Charles J Gillon and Mike Boka face a sheriff's sale on December 27 1938 at 2 15 PM at the Dillon Montana Court House front door. Property includes Lots 1 3 4 and the south half of the north half and northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 5 township 8 south range 7 west. Cash terms. Sheriff W C Orr and Undersheriff C H Hartwig.
Beaverhead County Montana public administrator files for order to sell decedent Thomas Smith estate real estate in Dillon Montana. The court sets December 20, 1930, at 10 a m to hear arguments and will publish notice in Dillon Tribune for two weeks prior.
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