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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
4
The item notes a period of one year six months and three months for entering at the Dillon Post Office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
Alvin L. Anderson an esteemed Beaverhead County figure rose from hardship to a respected career as county commissioner and civic leader. He married Harriet A. Johnson in 1893 and had two children Hugh and Julia. Harriet died in 1913. The piece notes a Canadian American peace park idea and reflects on Rotarian themes and local newspaper excerpts from July 18, 1894, and earlier.
A public press retells the Roosevelt grandchildren tale where Sistie and Buzzie meet neighborhood children who are Indians. The encounter turns into a playful skirmish with rocks and a secret service attache rescuing the two palefaces turning a near defeat into a last minute victory.
Harry Sommerfield of Chicago sues the defendants Love and Honey for damages totaling 35000 in a civil action. The case seeks compensation for alleged harm from unspecified conduct or transactions.
The Tribune notes General Grant near death, a Baptist church committee has raised about 1,000 for a new building at Idaho and Sebreck streets. An ordinance to control dogs passes. Chinatown opium dens are raided with Ah Foo and three whites arrested. Dillon Geyser party heads to the park with gear for a posting trip.
A reflective note on how recent events have sobered society, prompting more study and reflection. The writer emphasizes that the scale of the calamity is only now beginning to be grasped, urging perseverance and thoughtful consideration as a response to hardship.
A 12 year trend shows motor car registrations rising by about 24 million while draft animals fall by 7 million. City and farm data from 1910 to 1930 reveal cars replacing horses and mules, with 20 million new car owners in the city and farm registrations showing millions of trucks tractors and cars. The study cites mass production and the Plymouth Standard Six as key factors boosting farm car sales.
The Rotarian Magazine editorial cautions individuals or organizations planning book donations to camps to first verify if a local group already coordinates literature collection and distribution. The Dillon Tribune reference prompts readers to subscribe.
In Rotarian Magazine Mrs White recalls a Scotland Visit and a tall elegant gentleman who joked about Scottish blood and conscience. The notice ends with an ad style line: That elegant home in the best part of town, 7 rooms and basement, for Lozs0, will be sold and someone will regret that he did not grab it when he had a chance.
A tax sale notice announces delinquent properties in Beaverhead County Montana to be sold at public auction on August 4 at the county treasurer’s office in Dillon unless taxes penalties and costs are paid. The notice is filed with the county treasurer and signed by County Treasurer Pert Mathews.
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