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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1928
Page
9
Week ending December 22 1928 lists transfers recorded by Beaverhead Abstract Company. Properties, purchasers, grantees, and fees appear in the weekly transfer sheet as part of the title book output.
Warranty Deeds transfer 327.81 acres in Big Hole basin to John J. Jackson and 653.41 acres in Sage Creek basin to X E Hall. Quitclaim deeds from Zetta Landon Carter to Matt Orr and others for Blacktail Deer Creek valley property. Metals Bank Trust to W B Orem and others for lode mining claims in Blue Wing district. Grants from W B Orem to J L Templeman for Blue Wing lode claims. First National Bank of Dillon to J L Templeman for Blue Wing lode mining claims. Decree of Distribution assigns Orrin Beall estate property near Melrose to Emma Beall.
The peril of level roads is greater than that of hills. A dead level stretch exhausts travelers more than changes in terrain. More people break down under monotony than under its fluctuations. The achievement lies in staying fresh and vigorous on the level road.
A clipping reports the Edison phonograph as a remarkable invention that records sounds and reproduces them. It notes a New Year solar eclipse in Montana causing temporary darkness. Dillon Masonic lodge dedicates a new temple with a grand ball, banquet, and dancing, featuring 54 couples in a festive plain quadrille.
Miss Ada Roe and Bert Selway wed at the bride’s home in a notable season of nuptials. Also on Wednesday W E Lloyd and Elizabeth Parkinson were married by Rev Cattermole in Bannack and Wellsville respectively.
The Tribune notes cables from Dec. 29 report a quake and tidal wave affecting southern Italy and Sicily with an estimated 200000 fatalities. In Beaverhead County 1908 records show 78 births and 65 deaths, plus 61 marriage licenses issued. Seismic shocks have also been felt near Virginia City recently.
A reflection on courage as the price for peace of mind and world harmony. It argues that fear blocks peace and that enough courage to face fear enables inner and global peace.
Help for weak kidneys for kidney irritations and bladder irregularities. Foley Pills diuretic regulate kidney action and aid elimination of impurities. Mrs. J. K. Stevenson of Emporia Kansas praises relief and lifted clouds from life. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.
Holland Institute of Thermology urges thorough heating system inspection before deep winter. Seven key points cover centralized designs, ash removal, soot reduction, check dampers, and grate quality to maximize efficiency and safety in cold spells.
Frank Wilson Lambert a 73 year old Omaha blacksmith has invented a curved end propeller he says will revolutionize aviation. He is building an airplane with plans to fly to Paris next year.
A vintage advertorial promotes California Fig Syrup as a dependable laxative for sick children with a pleasant taste. It claims no narcotics, gentle effect, and urges mothers to buy the genuine product to avoid imitation versions.
A British coast article notes several odd fishes seen along the shore. It describes the umbrella fish blenny, the pipefish, the sunfish near Cornwall, the sack fish, nassfish, and the red gurnard with its surprising sounds.
A Century Magazine excerpt by Konrad Bercovici celebrates Damascus as the Pearl of the Desert. The piece notes its mosques domes and white houses ringed by gardens and orchards with the Med water nearby and desert air.
The piece argues bagpipes originated with shepherds and outdoors use, noting ancient Persian and Roman familiarity. It mentions the instrument’s shrill tone, deliberate out of tune notes, and that perfect tuning would clash with bass, per Detroit News.
Odense on Funen in Denmark is famed as Hans Christian Andersen's birthplace. Its crooked lanes echo with humble residents and bright houses, while cottages with whitewash and red roofs reflect the Danish love of gardens and family life.
A reflective overland of science and society contrasts deep sea life with human risk, noting pressure and survivability. It critiques political rhetoric, cites figures from 1912 socialism and presidential elections, and praises cautious wisdom and preparedness.
The Royal Oak near Boscobel in Shropshire sheltered Charles II for 24 hours after Worcester. Destroyed in 1651 by relic hunters after the Restoration, an oak grown from its acorn marks the spot, with another said to have been planted by the king in Hyde Park.
A Reserved Opinion recalls Lord Asquith’s quip about Sir Alfred Lyall, a noted civil servant and poet, who refused to venture a weather guess with the remark that he declined to guess there is a touch of cast in the wind, yet mustn’t be revealed.
Boswell complains his wife wants a new hat he cannot afford. Doctor Johnsing recalls a similar past: she recycled the old hat, but instead she rewrote the roast into hash, leaving him to eat hash for six days. Louisville Courier Journal.
A physician reflects on 47 years of practice and endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a natural, non habit forming remedy for constipation. He advises regular Bowels, avoids drastic purges, and urges readers to obtain a free trial bottle by mail.
A sheriff sale is scheduled for January 19 1929 at noon at the Dillon court house Beaverhead County Montana. The notice details numerous land parcels in sections 9 10 14 15 19 25 29 30 31 Township 1 South Range 15 16 West with fractional parts and undivided interests set for sale. The action is initiated by First State Bank of Philipsburg against Herman Mussigbrod et al with interveners Helene Cremer and Martin Mussigbrod Estates.
The country processes about 70 million pounds of artificial silk produced from wood fiber each year, reflecting a major industrial technology trend and substantial domestic consumption.
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