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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
3
Tribune Book Store in Dillon offers both flat and best grade toilet paper at reasonable prices. Shop for value and quality with local selection and trusted brands in a compact retail display.
A local firm advertises an Abstract of Title service promising to reveal any cloud or taint on real estate titles in town or county. It pledges to inform buyers of potential issues or provide assurance of an uncontested, clear title at a trifling cost.
Frank Hazelbaker serves as president of Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co based in Dillon Montana. The firm handles property records title work and related services for local clients.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's association posts rewards for crime convictions. Five hundred dollars is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief and two hundred fifty dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
In Beaverhead County Montana district court multiple notices cover estate matters. An order to show cause for sale of realty in the Irving A Harmon estate set for August 14 1920 at Dillon. Creditors are notified to file claims in the John R Richardson Jr estate by four months after first publication. A quiet title suit over 114 acres in Section 6 Township 7 South Range 8 West seeks relief. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of dumpers on county highways.
A descendant of Priscilla and John Alden, Judge George D. Alden, arrives in Chautauqua for the fourth night. Former Massachusetts Supreme Court judge turned lecturer, he is praised as a high minded, conviction driven crusader with a keen mind and broad worldly sympathy.
An authority cites statistics claiming brunettes marry earlier while many fair haired women remain spinsters. The statement suggests hair color correlates with marriage timing and life outcomes.
In a romantic street scene Timpkins courts Miss Liscombe in a shaded, perfumed setting. He frets about mercenary suitors while she calmly reveals she has no money, only youth and beauty, and hints her heiress cousin holds the fortune. He stumbles on small talk as tension rises.
An isolated transport arriving in New York harbor carries one Black soldier. As the ship nears the statue of Liberty the crew falls silent until the serviceman breaks the quiet with the line Put your light down honey I se home. The American Legion Weekly.
In a Boy's Life excerpt, John, a bright physics student, explains that sharpening a chisel on sandstone requires keeping it wet with water to avoid a rise in temper. The note emphasizes careful technique for proper tool tempering.
A stray note urges practical aid over empty sentiment. It argues true relief comes from steady support and a helping hand rather than one off hand gesture. The piece emphasizes ongoing guidance and companionship over brief acts.
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