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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
4
The Tribune notes a lineup for the upcoming primary with no scrubs in the race and bids good luck to all. Campaigns are friendly and courteous and many would vote for more than one candidate for the same office, though finals will be decided in November. The editorial urges sportsmanlike acceptance of the results as fate.
Beaverhead County supports Frank A Hazelbak er as Montana’s Republican nominee for governor. He is praised as presiding state senate officer acting governor and a reliable publicist for Montana with a record of awards at fairs and expositions. The piece notes his broad recognition, past victories, and expected near unanimous GOP primary support.
Beaverhead county mourns William M. Reed, a model soldier and citizen. A plain, industrious, upright neighbor, he served in the Union army with high honor and returned to a useful civil life. He was quiet, courteous, and respected, embodying nearly a hundred percent goodness.
John T. Orr the exalted ruler and EB L. Wheat secretary of Dillon Lodge No. 1554 were at a regular meeting Tuesday as officers and delegates were chosen for upcoming events and duties.
Dillon Missouri project awaits congressional authorization as Treasury notes no new public buildings due to the treasury's financial strain. In Bozeman, sugar beet webworms have ended their destructive period. entomologist A L Strand urges vigilance for migratory moths and advises spraying to protect gardens. The moths show sudden flight, tawny brown color with distinctive wing stripes.
I F Williams of Billings the state treasurer and Republican candidate argues for lower state costs and efficient operation. He cites gains in depository earnings under his watch with daily deposits and pledges to keep government expenses within income and pursue sound fiscal policy for Montana.
The Barrett hospital board chaired by Judge Lyman H. Bennett expresses gratitude to all who contributed money materials and labor for grounds improvement and landscaping. The resolution names the State Forestry Department Missoula the National Forest Service Dillon the American Legion and local committee members for their support and public spirit in Dillon.
In Dillon the newspaper notes show cars becoming common similar to bicycles in earlier days. Butte fishermen driving to Armstead returned with 850 pounds of fish, hinting at abundant catch. Mr and Mrs Harry E Miller drove from Alder for a brief visit with the Gelhaus family.
Ray Tash a rancher stage driver and former Dill on Implement employee seeks voters support in the Republican sheriff primary. He says he has wide acquaintance across the county and will perform the office duties to the best of his ability. Paid Political Ad.
Reservoir water owners must have all water delivery orders for the season in the Water Commissioners by Tuesday July 19 1932 at 6 o clock P M Lyman H Bennett District Judge
Legal notice of foreclosure or property rights transfer filed July 30 1932 at 2 PM at Dillon Montana Court House. Describes parcel starting 129 feet northeast and, following Railroad Avenue, Helena Street and Black Tail Creek channel to a point 225 feet north parallel to Helena Street.
Court order dated June 18 1932 describes a large land parcel in Township 2 South Range 15 West and adjoining sections 7 8 15 18 19 20 29 80 81 32 with numerous fractional parts and lots. The document notes conveyance to William Montgomery excluding 21.76 acres, includes rents profits water rights and homestead rights, and names court clerk Fred Rife and attorney Raymond E Dockery in Lewistown Montana.
Clarence E. Hunt of Lakeview Montana filed notice of intention to establish a land claim under Addl Home stead and subsequent Three Year Proof for land described in multiple sections in Township 14 South Range 1 East and West M P Meridian. Witnesses listed include Samuel A Hayden Archibald A Hayden LeRoy M Gilbert and George W Elder. Clerk Fred Rife of Dillon Montana to receive proofs by July 27 1932 with publications starting June 16 1932 and ending July 14 1932.
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