Local Postmark Details From Dillon Montana
Public notice notes the newspaper's second class mailing status in Dillon Montana with entry date June 12 1886 and postal acts referenced.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
4
Public notice notes the newspaper's second class mailing status in Dillon Montana with entry date June 12 1886 and postal acts referenced.
A Helena columnist criticizes the biennial legislature for contradictory measures that relieve small owners yet raise overall taxes. The piece warns of new burdens like mortgage taxes and delayed farm tax payments, urging voters to express sane, conservative demands to lawmakers.
49 years ago the Tribune notes Beeson of Dillon patenting a flying machine but doubts its tests. It cites high school exam results with Jennie Bishop, Sophie Burfield, and Nellie Black, mentions local dancing lessons with Prof Eugene Poindexter, and reports four men arrested for a Helena pawn shop robbery with $2000 in valuables.
Lois Gilbert is named standard bearer for Beaver club and color guard. she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gilbert. The color guard honors include veterans of the class years from 1931 to 1936 with sponsors Miss Violet Eastman and W. J. Bierrum guiding the program.
In a narrow finish the Bulldogs won one of three as McGinley and Wetzel sparked a late rally before Gallant sealed the result with key shots and Wetzel, Me, and others contributing during the frantic final moments.
From the Tribune dated February 15, the Dillon community reports no daily papers arriving due to the Butte printers strike, limiting news of national importance. Locals enjoyed sunny weather with buggy rides and river strolls. Armstead now has telephone service and a post office, with Carl Decker named postmaster who will also handle mayoral and police duties.
Twenty years ago the Hartwig theatre opened to the public in Dillon. A Good Government club was organized in Dillon. The Beaverhead National Farm Loan association formed at a weekly meeting. Albert Stamm returned from visits to Wisconsin Illinois and other eastern states.
Ellen May guild is entertained Thursday afternoon February 11 by Miss Brauer Miss Kirkpatrick and Mrs Hollensteiner at 409 South Washington Street Readers praise PATHFINDER the original favorite national news magazine for its world coverage in about an hour weekly The Dillon Tribune offers a year of PATHFINDER and the newspaper for only 2.00 to attract readers and subscribers
Public auction set for February 11 1987 at 2 PM at the Dillon courthouse to sell Lot 19 and 18 Block F Rife's Subdivision to Dillon Montana as described, with title to be conveyed by sheriff’s deed following debt satisfaction and court approval.
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