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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
4
An advertising notice from the American Press Association appears dated with pricing and mailing classifications. It references Dillon Post Office procedures and second class matter transmission details.
Notes on a cleaner Montana with street paving and few heat illnesses. A New York visitor praises sunsets while a Texas guest dislikes popcorn calls. Butte youths vandalize schools amid a wary public mood. Rodeo in a mining town draws crowds. Debate over Rocky Boy lands and Indian grazing continues. Paroled prisoners return to crime. speed traps and wind storms cause damage.Howard Howe critique of the New Deal and a balloon bust headline reflect mixed national sentiment. Mencken urges monarchy as Roosevelt or Huey Long loom in public discourse.
The item relays long past Tribune excerpts from July 1886 and July 1915. It mentions 106 degree heat, fashion, peddling indigenous berries, wool prices, and navy pilots. It also notes Roosevelt's ship basin idea, radio issues, and Ex Senator Reed's criticism of wealth taxes. A Bozeman trip by Wayne Richardson promotes Montana tourism and highway growth.
Dr. Charles H. Mayo of Rochester Minnesota proclaims in an authorized interview that pasteurization is the best known treatment for the nation's milk supply and dairy products. He says pasteurization destroys germs without greatly reducing food properties and can make unsafe milk safe, urging community boards of health to insure milk safety through pasteurization.
The 1895 Tribune notes $5,000 from bond sales will establish the State Normal school foundation this fall. A new speed record from Butte to Dillon saw Bert Wheeler riding a bicycle the distance in six and a half hours. County assessments list 34,295 cattle 83,968 sheep and 10,772 horses with real estate valued at 1,424,269 dollars.
Virginia City observer A E Humphrey of Denver owner of Humphrey Gold Mining company and Joe Padgett engineer inspect the operation this week. The dredge put into operation Monday is the largest of its kind and will handle 4000 yards of gravel every 48 hours. Company leases six miles of Alder gulch placer claims and starts where old dredge boats left off.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District Court issues an order to sell the real estate of Jonathan A Hill deceased to cover administration expenses. The sale follows a petition filed by Frank C McFadden as Administrator of the estate.
Court orders an appearance on August 5 1985 at 10 AM in Dillon to show cause why the administrator should not be allowed to sell the deceased’s real estate. Publication of this order in the Dillon Tribune for two weeks is required. Also notice of probate for Martin McMenomey’s will and appointment of B J McMenomey as petitioner with a hearing set for August 1 1985 in Dillon Montana.
Notice to creditors of Jonathan A Hill deceased and public land filing details. Administrator Erank C McKadden lists four month claim period from July 18 1935 and office address Dillon Montana. Dillon witnesses include William Morrison Mrs Jessie S Smith Thomas C Sweet and Edna M Sweet. Corbally registers land notice at Great Falls Montana.
The executor George F. Brown mails a formal probate notice to creditors and claimants of Matilda J. Smith deceased. Claims must be shown within ten months after first publication at the law offices of John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First publication January 10, 109865.
Peter J. Coleff of Jackson Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Sec 84 and nearby sections of Township 2 S Range 16 W. The proof is to be presented before Fred Rife at the District Court in Dillon on July 29, 1935. witnesses listed include William D. Ross John R. Porter Joseph T. Newness and Robert H. Woody.
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