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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
4
C C Newman recalls the edge of the state Bucy trial where spectators crowded the courtroom. People camped for hours and refused to leave during recess, trading seats for access and even lunch plans to stay close to the action at the city courthouse.
Park Ranger Andy Fluetsch witnesses an aerial ground clash on Kindla Lake where a golden eagle dives on a coyote carrying deer meat. The eagle drives the coyote into the woods, then robs the foe of the meat and flies off victorious. The ranger recalls the combat rivaled by none.
Readable fragment discusses kidneys and waking with energy versus dragging a weary body from a sleepless bed. Mentions health, vitality, and the contrast between restlessness and waking alertness. No clear persons, places, or organizations identified.
The Tribune notes the Centennial valley school closed last Friday casting regret on scholars who would have preferred another month. It reports Butte beer hall waitresses protest enforcement of the saloon work ban. It also mentions John Cowan posting a $1,000 bond with W. A. Clark and Lee Mantle for water works construction and that pipeline work will begin after frost. Marijuana
The Tribune reports the high school boys beat the Dillon business men 29 to 21 in a rapid game. Arthur Graeter led the school team and Fred Waldorf starred for the town team.
In a March 1 1912 Tribune item two incidents are reported. Thursday Taylor Bradley breaks a hip while practicing basketball in the opera house. Robert Boatman from the Centennial valley crashes a car through the Orr garage doors while learning to drive last Saturday.
The piece contrasts past pleasures with present advances, acknowledging neither era is inherently better. It asserts medicine’s progress in fifty years outweighs old comforts while recognizing value in earlier simple joys. Modern doctors are favored over past treatments.
The RKO Pathe naval special at Hartwig Theatre blends action and humor with a Moroccan sequence where Bill Boyd, Robert Armstrong, and James Gleason stage capers. French actresses Yola D Avr il and Nannette Faro, noted for earlier roles, supply accents and charm. The feature is noted for its saxophone interludes and lively pace.
Fragmentary text discusses apparent similarities and differences between sexes with scattered quotes. No clear event or named entities present.
A night shift worker sent an embarrassed letter to a tabloid offering $1 for an embarrassing moment. The editor paid $3 to cover potential embarrassment of the wife and stranger, then the exchange devolved into a joke about a grandmother's funeral in a office gag.
A lighthearted line notes that a good vacation choice starts by considering income, suggesting frugal travel planning within financial means. The quip frames leisure as a budgeting matter, urging practical spending.
Transfers show Carolyn Edinger to Carter Edinger Dillon East bench property, Kraabel to Mildred Burt nine Lima blocks, Scott & Decker to Sophia Guyaz two Lima lots, Arthur to William Hall Thomson addition Dillon Lot 5 Block 2, Hardesty to Means and McGregor 310 acres Dillon East bench, Pendleton to First National Dillon Medicine Lodge creek, Hussey to Caswen Erwin and Corbett Ermont Nos 8 to 381 quartz claims.
The program seeks to employ idle men by completing household and local tasks. Commander Schmittroth urges civic groups to support the drive and property owners to hire workers now. Each job filled earns a service star, with calls to Commander Schmittroth or Adjutant Baker for volunteers and relief support.
Notice states that on March 10, 1938 at 10:00 AM at Armstead Garage Armstead Montana a Gardiner sedan of 1926 eight cylinders will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to cover storage and repair charges.
Administratrix Edna Wheat calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to J E Kelly law office Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated February 23 1932. In the Matter of the Estate of Olef Christiansen Deceased.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Olef Christiansen Deceased requires claims within ten months to the executors at J E Kellys Law Office Dillon Montana. State of Montana mining land selections notice from U S Land Office Billings and mining patent applications in Great Falls and Beaverhead County with details of claims and locations.
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