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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
4
A veteran Tribune-Messenger staffer expresses thanks to Dillon professionals and colleagues as he leaves the field. The piece recalls lessons from F E Foote and critiques motorist recklessness at railroad crossings, citing rising injuries and multiple incidents across six months. It ends with a probate line from a will notice in Bearett County.
The Tribune Messenger commends County Commissioners for appointing Norman Giles as district court clerk and Warren M. Stone as deputy clerk. Giles, a Beaverhead native, previously served as deputy to Fred Rife. Stone, longtime editor there, departs to new duties after eight years. the paper notes replacements are being sought while pledging to continue promoting Dillon and Beaverhead County.
The largest social effort in U S history marks Franklin D Roosevelt's 55th birthday on January 30. Over 5,000 communities plan fundraisers for the Infantile Paralysis Fund with top leaders including Vincent Astor James Farley Joseph Davies and many others assisting Colonel Henry L Doherty in the national celebration. Society leaders and entertainment figures join in plans for a record series of parties across the country.
From the Tribune dated January 16 1888 the text notes that dice shaking is punishable by up to ten years in the territorial penitentiary and a fine between 100 and 1000 dollars. It also recounts a pistol duel halted onWis dom streets by a friend with a bottle of a syrup substitute leading to reconciliations.
A Tribune recollection from January 11 1907 describes extreme cold freezing a calf s ears and tail at Sam Patterson s ranch across the river. Town discussion centers on city council water supply to the railroad company at 40 monthly and potential fire risks from low water.
Inside News from the Nation's Capitol reports a bustling Washington with Congress members arriving for the holidays. The piece notes the President reelected, talks of new measures and a return to the capital, and mentions plans to distribute gifts to lawmakers. It also covers Baby Congressman Marries Lyle Boren, the Dickstein inquisition plans, and debates over relief spending and taxes.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana January 1987 states Elizabeth Rieber of Reichle Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof on a stock raising homestead entry originally filed February 18 1932 under No 077947 covering multiple parcels in Township 3 South Range 9 West including SEYNW 544 and various NW and SW quarter sections. The notice invites final proof procedures and public record.
The administrator of the estate of Frank E Foote announces a private sale by order of the Bea verhead district court. Items include about 800 books, office supplies, show cases, typewriters, furniture, printing equipment, and accounts receivable. Bids may be made any time before sale, with sale after September 28 1936 at Dillon Tribune offices.
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