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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
6
From the Tribune February 28 1590 the Big Hole region reports a new Elmo post office with Mrs Romain as postmistress. A Dillon band stand is proposed. A shooting scare at Argenta proved false. a saloon incident led to one arrest on $1000 bond. Travel roads remain snowbound with frozen cheeks and ears reported.
The Tribune notes a grand masquerade ball held on Washington's birthday at Bannack. Arthur Connolly returns from the east trip. Horse values average 78 dollars and mules about 80 in the east. Prospectors have come town for another winter grub stake. A booming spring ahead around Bannack is anticipated.
Minutes show one of Dillon city council’s warmest debates as officials argued on saloon closing. Thawing weather taints the water supply with river dirt. Charles Burien leaves for Armstead to head the Armstead Produce Co. Roscoe Cornell returns from Texas and plans to reside in Dillon with family to follow. Temperature rises to 59 degrees on Wednesday marking an unusually early warmth.
The article notes a sharp decline of wild buffalo populations with remaining animals confined to protected refuges such as Yellowstone National Park. It highlights conservation concerns and ongoing efforts to protect the species.
Real estate transfers recorded by the Beaverhead Abstract Company show activity for the week ending February 22 1930. Transactions involve multiple parcels and local property owners, reflecting ongoing property market movement in the Beaverhead area.
Dr Caldwell began practice in 1875 and opposed harsh purges. His Syrup Pepsin laxative, marketed in 1892, is described as mild and safe for women children and the elderly, claimed to relieve headaches biliousness indigestion and more. The ad invites readers to request a free trial bottle.
United States to George Gauthier 640 acres in Grasshopper valley and to Roy McNinch 520 acres near Dell. Warranty deeds include Helen Burlingame to Sherman Vance Lot 5 Block 4 Grandview Lima. A S Beardsley to Nettie Stephens in original Lima townsite. Quitclaim deeds i H Churchwell and Pearl Churchwell to Matt Polish near Reichle Montana.
Arthur O Malley of Carson Hill Calif. claimed Foley Pills diuretic relieved his kidney and rheumatic troubles after sleepless nights and heavy labor. He says less than two bottles restored his health and sent him back to work. Guaranteed satisfaction. For sale by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
A discussion argues that talking pictures and radio will transform schooling. Lectures by famed scientists will be projected for millions, enabling remote students to learn from top teachers while travel films broaden world understanding. Touch training remains essential, with hands on learning prominent in early years.
The State of Montana summons Thomas Amnon and others unknown in a quiet title action over lands in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. The complaint seeks a decree to establish title and quiet clouds on the North 4 feet of Lot 18 and Lots 19 and 20 in Block 3 of Poindexter Orr Normal Addition. Judgment by default may be entered if no answer within twenty days. Clerk of court Fred Rife issued the summons on February 7 2930 with attorney Tone Collins representing the plaintiff.
Veteran dog Mountie remains lead of Chateau Frontenac’s husky team despite aging. Driver Arthur Beauvais notes Mountie resists retirement, keeping the coveted position as the Eastern International Dogsled Derby nears in Quebec February 20 to 22 drawing visitors and dog lovers.
Explorers report frequent guide changes every twenty miles to understand Africa’s dialects, noting more than 700 distinct languages across the continent. The observation highlights linguistic diversity and the challenge of navigating varied speech forms during expeditions.
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