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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
8
State of Montana urges all peace officers and auto dealers to prompt 1924 license applications. Registrations before spring to ease office workload. request for extra application cards if needed. Signed C. T. Stewart Secretary of State.
Three Forks reports the Brotherhood Investment Company of Cleveland plans to make the Labor National Bank of this city one of its chain banks as part of a $10,000,000 expansion.
Community notes list visits by residents from Dell Blaine Armstead Sheridan and Grant. Public notices promote mask ball Feb 22 at City Hall and costume rentals Feb 21 22. Also mention Doyle R Rathbone visiting Dillon for four weeks and Intermountain Union college new semester began Feb 5 with registrations and new students.
Dillon Montana November 7 1923 final report to Rotary Club on holiday closing. Consensus supports full closing holidays on New Year Washingtons Birthday Decoration Day Independence Day Labor Day Armistice Day Thanksgiving and Christmas with Sunday holidays observed on Monday. Permanent holiday committee named and approved. report urged for adoption.
List of property transfers recorded by Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending February 2, 1924, detailing parcels transferred, buyer and seller names, and trustee or deed information as filed in the title books.
Final Certificate records United States Land Office actions in Helena to William Henning for 20 acres on Squaw creek and patents to Charles Durning for 480 acres near Axe's Canyon. Deeds include Henning to Matt Christian for 600 acres on Squaw creek for $1 and several Armstead transfers. Also Big Hole area tracts to John Peterson for $1. Affidavits and annual statements cover Dillon firms and utilities.
A Monday morning blaze roared over the roof of John Dingley’s residence on Montana street. After a stiff southerly wind, the fire was checked but left many citizens exhausted and one well dry. In Idaho Malad, Mooney the murderer of Joel Hinckley faces execution reprieve and growing anger at the justice system. A candy pulling at the Misses Coffin’s home featured games, refreshments, and a humorous ending described as better than a church sociable.
Dell Endeavorers debate which aids rising youth education or mechanical skill. A Mitch Martinell comic recitation followed by adjournment to next Saturday Bannack. A pipe fire near a coat pocket caused potential blaze but fire brigade prevented disaster. Downtown reports from Bannack Argenta and Whitehall describe mining discussions, painting, school benefit ball, and electric company dynamo plans.
Prof Shaw of Denver tells Dillon high school audience that meat price hikes arise from inadequate supply relative to demand. He doubts boycotts will work since meat remains common. John Conlon received a three year prison sentence by Judge Callaway after attempting to break jail. George Lovell leaves Dillon for Kansas City and Midwest trips to pursue county fair attractions.
A speaker jokes about possible presidential ambitions while denying greed and boasting, noting his constituency might push him to run. He quips about a self described modest political fence and a tin Lizzie as a metaphor for readiness, amid many seeking the presidency.
Sabbath school starts at 10 a m with Marming worship at 11 led by minister Philip J May. Sermon titled Sin. Community invited to attend services and participate in church activities.
President Brigham S. Young of the Northwestern States Mission will lead services in Dillon on Tuesday February 12 at 8 p.m. The church sits at Glendale and South Dakota Streets. Everyone is invited and welcome for a good talk.
Mrs Carahbel Ambrose and Mrs Mildred Thurmin publish a new Montana song titled In Old Montini. Words describe the land and music pleases. On sale at Tribune Book Store Dillon for 50 cents.
The Lost Cloude high grade silver mine group in Polaris district offers six full claims developed and patented since 1884 by Captain J L Cochran e and successors. Polaris claim sold for over 75000 dollars. Group includes Silver King Southern Cross Summit Montezuma Solitaire and Firehole. Cash or terms to responsible parties. James J Cochran e 227 Orr Street Dillon Montana.
The notice lists Frank Landon as president, A F Waldorf and T J Mulany as vice presidents, Marshall Field as vice president, B N Stevenson as cashier, and F H Bramsman as assistant cashier. It suggests this bank as a potential fit for readers.
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