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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
3
A fragment mentions a wolf motif and winter setting with a humorous line about salt. A teacher and student exchange chidingly define salt in a playful, dialogic moment. The text blends odd images with a classroom joke and a seasonal reference.
A classroom exchange shows a teacher asking what a fraction is and a student defining it as part of anything. The student then provides a date as an example, citing the 19th of January.
A proverb-like quote compares growth to an oak tree that begins as a nut. It encourages perseverance and patience in pursuing goals despite early setbacks.
A wife asks if sheep are the dumbest animals and her husband, half distracted by a newspaper, calls her a lamb in a lighthearted domestic exchange. The moment captures a playful farmyard pun amid everyday life.
A captain boasts of eighteen knots while a flirtatious passenger jokes about knots. An elderly man named Graffe returns to his safe only to find it broken into and emptied by burglars who had jimmied it.
A playful dialogue contrasts aging adages with modern quirks. Flossie recalls a wonderful Christmas filled with unique gifts, while Catty Thing admits receiving many duplicates under the mistletoe, highlighting holiday contrasts.
Department of the Interior Missoula Montana December 1 1924 announces James Joseph Carroll of Grant Montana intends to prove up a three year claim on land described in two entries Nos 09042 09043 under the 640 acre act. Proof to establish claim will be before the District Court Clerk Dillon Montana January 17 1925 with witnesses Sylvester Meade Rhea Meade William P Carroll Ralph Liggett all of Grant Montana.
Comic exchange notes a three letter abbreviation meaning the nearest thing to man. The column fills with jokes as the writer hints at a final punchline and cash from creating the junk.
Mrs. R. Morgan of Homewood Illinois credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with stopping her cough quickly. The ad proclaims the remedy's prominence as the largest selling cough medicine in the world. Separately Montana farms earned 37.857 million more in 1924 than 1923, with farming and sheep rising but cattle remaining low.
In Beaverhead County Montana the executor of the estate of Xavier Renois deceased will sell at public sale under court order dated January 7 1925. The sale may be in one parcel or in several divisions to the highest bidder under terms and conditions set forth with court approval required.
January 7 1925 executor Henry B Paddock announces sale of one half interest in the Randall Quartz Lode mining claim Blue Wing district Beaverhead County Montana and two houses in Bannack with cash bids 10 percent required in writing. bids to executor or C W Robison Dillon Montana or court clerk after first publication.
In Beaverhead County Montana Justice Court Dillon Township Earl R Carruthers and Roy F Wilson sue Joe Edens and Lillian Edens for 12.40 on an account stated plus 65 for storage and costs with a January 2 1924 filing. Alias summons in Fifth Judicial District seeks 1500 and 20 plus taxes and mortgage foreclosure on lands in Beaverhead County. Notice to land applicants lists parcels in sections 18 and 14 with protests invited through January 9 1925.
Legal notice recording foreclosure sale with claimants asserting rights to lands. Includes clerk Stepheneson seal and John Collins attorney details, with dates seen as 1924. Issued from Dillon Moritana court, identifying claimant interests and requests for equitable relief.
Administratrix Lydia Pease Gilbert directs all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed at John Collins law offices in Dillon, Beaverhead County, Montana, the place for estate business. First published January 2, 1925.
Describes A F Waldorf as executor of Maggie Morse's last will. Creditors and all persons are to present claims to the executor at his office in the Waldorf Company Dillon Montana. First publication January 2, 1925.
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