Montana Cold Toll, Ice Jams, and Public Notices In News
The column reports 15 deaths from the Montana cold spell lasting over three weeks, widespread snow slides in the Rockies, and rising river ice causing floods. It notes an equestrian statue dispute in Dallas, hobos heading for California, John R. Williams death, and a claim that government sells reparable machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Remembering a North Dakota Blizzard of 1896
A reminiscence recounts Wahpeton and Milner experiences during severe blizzards in the 1880s and 1890s. The author describes a 1896 storm that forced a rope line from the railroad to the school, guiding children home safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
New York State
A. S. Drake
Wahpeton
Dakota Territory
Fargo
Kentucky
Townsend
Mont
U. P
Milner
Sargent
Miea
Dr. McKenzie
Moon
Nate Meena
Congress adjournment debate and tax clerk duties in mid-1930s report
Congress plans for possible May 1 adjournment clash with remaining work including farm legislation Patman finance bonus thirty hour week neutrality and Frazier Townsend pension bills as leaders weigh relief measures. Separate notes recount Mrs Garmell Riley paying taxes with pennies and local law officers tracing bank robbery involving a deputy’s son, plus other small town items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bankhead
Alabama
Patman
Frazier
Royal Arch Masons form Dillon Chapter No 8
From the Tribune dated February 25 1887 owners report the instigation of a Royal Arch Masons chapter in Dillon Chapter No 8 led by C S Scott. A townsman notes a butterfly sighting while Mac the fisherman nets grasshoppers and speckled bass. Big Hole basin residents suffer thirty mile mail runs. an opera house is planned for the coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
C. S. Scott
Royal Arch Masons
Dillon
Mac
Big Hole Basin
February dullness and court cases in Dillon
Four criminal and thirty nine civil actions are listed for the March term of the district court. Thirteen prisoners remain confined in the county jail. Local merchants term February the dullest month in town, signaling an unlucky period for Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dillon
City to Number Dillons Homes and Shops
In a March 1906 Tribune notice Dillon plans to assign numbers to residences and business houses under a new ordinance. The council rejected a proposal to close saloons from midnight to 6 am. Police Chief Bert Williams has resigned to pursue other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dillon
Bert Williams
Theatrical projectors debut new dual machines
A Tribune recap notes Dillon theatres now use two projecting units eliminating reel changes. Tommy Steiner, after an Illinois sparring match, injured himself by breaking a tooth during a demonstration. Mrs. Maude Genert seeks divorce in Los Angeles citing harassment. Giuseppe Cologna died of heart disease moments after his mother’s death in Turin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Tommy Steiner
Guiseppe Cologna
Turin
Italy
Navy enlistment surge tops prewar years except war
During the last fiscal year applications to the United States Navy exceeded all years save 1917 and 1918. The record shows a high level of interest in naval service, signaling continued civilian support and patriotic mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Notice of Application for Tax Deed Pedersen Brothers
The Pedersen Brothers George Ralph and William Pedersen will apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer in Dillon Montana after March 18 1936 for a tax deed on parts of sections 5 8 and 9 in town 10s range 12w. The due amount is 69 90 plus publication and deed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
Montana
George Pedersen
William Pedersen
Ralph Pedersen
Pederson Brothers Grant
Hoeson
Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Edward J. Glennon
Reichle
Prin
Meridian
Frank A. Harelbaker
U. S
Frank Weyerstall
Mary Adders
James Macelreth
Macelreth
George Heikkila
Swesex
Township
Range
Prin. Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
Michael Lauterbach
Arthur L. Atkeson
Brittan H. Carter
Robert M. Atkeson
Range 12
Pedersen Brothers Grant
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Beaverhead Lands
A notice states that on April 22 1936 the applicant will seek a tax deed from Beaverhead County Treasurer for two tracts in sections 4 and 9 township 1 south range 11 west. The described parcels total about 186.74 acres including H E 3 No 149 and H E S No 46 149. The metes and bounds specify corner points along Wise River and adjacent parcel lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
Cor. No
H. E. 8S
Wise River
H. E.S
Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Postoffice
Morganthau
Hauptman
Rocky Mountain Country
Texas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Buffalo Bill
Dallas
Cody
Haley
Army
Los Angeles
John R. Williams
Willets
Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone Company
Akron
G Y Joseph
P Monaghan
Barton
Carlisle
B. ©. Scott
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
E. C. Bechtel
Coldwater, Mich
Eben Francis
Nantucket
Mass
Non
Margaret Kawalewski
of Lawrence
At &@ hospital
Dillon Moving Picture Theatres
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation
Beaverhead County
R. L
U.S. Land Office
THOS
F. Corbally
Pathfinder
Pathfind
Ople
Washington,d. C
Washington
National
The
Nhu
Fes
Dillon Tribune
Kathleen
la Paloma
Faust
Liebestraum
Traumerel
Humoreske