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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
6
From the Tribune dated February 7 1890 two snow slides at Hecla killed Andrew Wright and P H McGeery and toppled houses. A bunk house with thirty men slept safely thanks to 1500 cords of wood cleared from the slide path as builders in Dillon foresee a surge in business with a spring thaw and many new structures planned for summer.
From the Tribune dated Feb 11 1910 a man with a single team delivered 65 bales of hay to Dillon showing the roads are in fine condition George Tash a special deputy at Bannack visited Dillon and reported a large meteor fell there last week but is missing still locals mistook the noise for thunder Oregon Short Line engines are being fitted with electric headlights Arthur Connolly of Dart Hardware left for Minnesota to visit relatives
From the Tribune of February 11 1910 two popular local youths wed last Wednesday evening Miss Grace Adams became the bride of Mr Alfred Cashmore In Dillon George Lovell departed for Kansas City amid saloon regulation debate A skating party hosted by Mr and Mrs Chester Gilbert was noted as a highlight.
A novelty home in Massachusetts used only newspapers for walls with the exception of the framework and floors. Layers of varnished papers were set between wooden uprights to form the structure.
Mrs. C. D. Corey of Kuna Idaho reports five years of goitre distress relieved by Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment easy to apply and inexpensive. Information available at Geo Gosman Druggist or Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio sold by all druggists.
A historical ad touts Dr Caldwell's three rules and a mild vegetable remedy Syrup Pepsin for constipation and related ailments. It claims the treatment is non habit forming and advocates natural methods over drastic purges. A free trial offer is extended by writing to Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
Rare photography showcases Warner Brothers Vitaphone color musical revue Show of Shows with camera depth and wide sets. Darryl Zanuck produced and built camera friendly stages while full color scenes shift to closeups, making seats feel like front row views.
Week ending February 1 1980 lists real estate transfers from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books. Details include names of buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, and recorded dates.
United States patent grants cover acres in the Big Hole basin and near Lima and Dillon. Transfers list quitclaims and property dealings among Adelric Blanchard, E Blanchard, Mary Craver, Theophilus Craver, Jesse F. Laxson, Thomas C. Sweet, Gordon Conger, Beaverhead Motors, Lois Hazelbaker, F A Hazelbaker, A C Gruwell, J H Gilbert, M E Barry, Maily and Company, and H A Ebling.
Edward Steldman, a World Book editor, claims saccharin is 500 times sweeter than cane sugar and widely used in candy baking and diabetes treatment. He notes coal yields vast by products from gas and coke to carbolic acid and aspirin, with many downstream uses.
A Californian worker, Arthur O Malley of Carson Hill, credits Foley Pills diuretic with relieving his kidney and rheumatic troubles after under two bottles. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction and urges others to obtain the remedy from Geo M Gosman, successor to Potts.
Italy's future queen Marie Josef, heir to Belgium, wed Crown Prince Humbert in a love-match marriage that stood out amid royal unions. The couple's union linked Belgian royal lines with the Italian throne, signaling a personal instead of political alliance in a turbulent era.
The text warns that speeding downhill and braking hard to slow can tire a driver by day’s end. It emphasizes energy loss during abrupt deceleration and the strain of frequent braking on a long car journey.
Auto thieves linger near roadside restaurants popular with tourists. They count on drivers leaving their cars to dine for a half hour or more, using that window to steal securely locked vehicles.
One hundred dollars reward to any individual other than regular officers of the law for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association. Adv. 114m.
About 150 graves of prospectors miners and explorers are identified on lands now part of Montana and northern Idaho national forests. The forest service records locations identities dates and significance of interments, with calls for federal funding to mark these graves and honor pioneers who faced hardship and danger in the West.
Grant Withers and Marian Nixon headline Warner Bros. all talking picture In the Headlines at Hartwig theatre February 14 and 15 singing Love Will Find a Way. The song, written for the film by Joe Burke and Al Dubin, features a cast including Pauline Garon Edmund Breese Hallam Cooley Frank Campeau Vivian Oakland Robert Ober Ben Hall and Jack Wise under director John G. Adolfi.
A report notes the condor ascends higher than any bird, possibly up to four miles, with frequent struggles to reach extreme altitudes as it soars.
An advertisement promotes Cystex as a quick relief for bladder irritation symptoms including burning itching backache and leg pains. It urges readers to try the product with a money back guarantee and claims rapid improvement available for 60 cents at City Drug Co.
The word Bible originates from a Greek term linked to a papyrus plant. This designation reflects ancient writing materials used in early biblical texts.
The District Court notices the private sale of the Downing estate lands in Beaverhead County Montana. The sale includes 460 acres in sections 32 and 83 township 13 south range 8 west with a railroad right of way exception. Cash gold coin 10 percent down payable at sale with the balance upon court confirmation. Bids in writing to Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden Dillon Montana.
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