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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
9
Tribune notes from 1890 describe a court house without a furnace forcing officers to gather wood for stoves. Observing bachelors recount a visitor’s long wrap removal. LocalChinamen are accused of nightly tomtom drums and a single string fiddle as music. Dillon whiskey is said to warm some men more than others in the cold days.
Thirty years ago Chris Snyder, rarely in trouble, left for the coast on his return trip after the Klondike era. Hugh Anderson injured his ankle playing on a wood pile. Dillon’s school election brought lively activity with 801 votes for the high school and 244 against. Six sweet girl graduates were set to graduate from the state normal next week. Twenty years ago Thomas Scott, a noted Dillon carpenter, left for Scotland. Paulhan achieved a record flying feat in California at 47.5 miles in just over an hour.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild vegetable laxative based on his 1875 methods. It lists constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and mood and recommends the safe pleasant tasting remedy for all ages with free trial bottles via Monticello Illinois.
A pocket veto occurs when a chief executive with a legislative session ending soon retains a measure without signature or direct veto so it fails when the session closes. It ends the bill's passage by inaction rather than an explicit veto.
Persian law mandates wearing the Pahlavi hat for all ages from king to schoolboy. Anyone seen in a different hat is arrested and fined under the decree. The measure creates a uniform appearance tied to the royal name and authority.
The prize brook trout weighed 1414 pounds and was caught in the Nipgon River in Ontario.
Real estate transfers listed include titles and deeds for Frank and Grace Schulz to Glen Dale Sheep Company 160 acres near Melrose May Cantrell to Elmer Martinell 320 acres Sheep Creek Basin Kate Burfiend to Sophie Banks and Emma Bates two lots in Dillon Additions Quitclaim Deed from Mary J Gray heirs to Archie Gray two lots in Rife subdivision Lima Homestead Bart Hungate one and a half lots in Lima original townsite Administrator's Deed Annie E Nelson estate of Josephine Tritt to Mabel and Travel Wagner Notice of water appropriation by W C Orr for ranch near Redrock.
Miss Walker, star in Tanned Legs at Hartwig theatre, owes much of her career to Mack. Persuaded to leave Chicago, she joined him in vaudeville, later moved to California and, after a test with Allen Kearns, signed for featured parts in Radio Pictures musical comedy.
An advertisement from Chicago promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops lingering coughs. A customer testimonial claims the product relieved coughing quickly and kept them awake no more. The ad notes druggists sell and recommend Foley's Honey and Tar and lists Geo. M. Gosman as the seller.
An article from the Holland Institute of Thermology describes building a homemade hygrometer using two thermometers and a wick. Attach thermometers to a board, run a wick from one bulb into a water-containing cistern, and compare readings with a government table to gauge room moisture.
The dynotic sleep of vertebrates is shallow and easily interrupted. Animals show eye movement and optical reactions even when motionless. A hypnotized rabbit responds to a whistle sound, illustrating preserved responsiveness during sleep.
Arthur O. Rhind of MIT notes annual operating expenses near 851 dollars per student, versus tuition of 400 dollars. He compares MIT costs to typical tuition, underscoring the heavy burden of engineering school operations.
A quotation asserts virtue as the highest reward and protector of liberty safety life property parents country and children. It claims virtue precedes all things and bestows all good on the virtuous person.
A reward of one hundred dollars is offered to any person not a regular officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advertises the incentive in the notice dated November 4.
An ad urges readers with bladder irritation to try Cystex at City Drug Co. for 60 cents. It claims rapid relief from burning itching and backaches with a money back guarantee if no improvement.
A. M. Ebbett seeks a tax deed from the Beaverhead County Treasurer on February 25, 1930. Property includes multiple lots in Garland's Addition to Lima and parts of Blocks 4 5 6 with the easterly road, in Section 4 Township 14 South Range 8 West. Amount due 47.50 plus publication and deed costs.
Department of the Interior notices Thomas W. Cox of Grant Montana intends to prove up a stock raising additional homestead entry dated November 1 1924 for multiple parcels in township 10 south range 14 west. Proof will be before Fred Rife in Dillon Montana on February 28 1930. Witnesses include Richard E Porter Merle R Liggett Joseph Chaput and Samuel B Howell.
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