Shade Trees Beautify Dillon
The article extols shade trees in Dillon highlighting how they cool and beautify the town during hot weather. It notes numerous streets with strong tree rows, praises the Wedum bungalow yards, and lauds the young trees near the State Normal college building for future appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Railroad Avenue
Cross
Idaho
Washington
Pacific
Atlantic
Dakota
Kentucky
Thompson
Wedum
North Pacific
State Normal College
Legion activity and stories shared at Early Rising club
Bert Orr recounts a story about a $500 loan and a bank teller with a glass eye then shifts to National Rehabilitation efforts by the American Legion. The piece notes General Hines and Ralph O Neil addressing tobacco distribution safeguards, veterans insurance concerns, and Detroit preparations for the Legion’s thirteenth annual convention with Rue de Rivoli replicas.
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Bert Orr
Andrus Hotel
Washington, D. C
National Rehabilitation Committee of the
American Legion
Veterans’ Administration
National Soldiers’ Home
American Red Cross
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Watson B. Miller
Legion Rehabilitation
Hines
Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph T. O'Neil
Detroit
Mich
Paris
Isany
Tks
Snyder Makes the Grade
Chris Snyder of Dillon has developed into a successful rancher despite low prices. A Tribune reporter found his diversified farm west of Glen grows barley wheat potatoes alfalfa and green pasture. He runs sheep sows and shoats and sells surplus pasture hay potatoes barley lamb pork and wool. He owns 147 ewes in his flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Snyder
Dillon
Tribune
Glen
Chris
Hoar Reflects on Massachusetts Senate Selection
The late Senator Hoar notes in his autobiography that Massachusetts had not elected a U S Senator while he served. He recalls the state legislature chose the best qualified representative to creditably and usefully represent the commonwealth. He remarks on the rarity of self nomination for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pennsylvania
Oands
Charles . E. Stanton
Lafayette
Colonel Stanton
San Francisco
Calif
Tell William ‘Nicolet
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Memorial Park
Washington Memorial’ Park
Washington, D. C
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
United States
Commonwealth
Sunshine Route Revival Aims To Boost Winter Travel
The article highlights plans to complete a direct Sunshine route connecting north and south, benefiting travelers this season. It notes improved highways, modern train, auto, and air travel reducing distances and attracting northern and Canadian visitors to Beaverhead’s lakes, streams, and mountain air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Company
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company weekly for July 25, 1931. The notice records property dealings and associated parties as part of the title book entries.
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Beaverhead Abstract Companior
Ding
Property transfers and mining claim noted in Montana
A fragmented OCR listing transfers of real estate in Dillon Montana including ownership changes on South Washington and South Idaho streets. It also records a partial sale of a third of a lot in Wisdom Town Site and a 760 acre parcel with water rights near Dell. Plus a mining location by George W French and A H French near Fair View lode adjoining Gladstone in the Montana Mining District.
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Amanda ' Wyatt
George W. French
A. H. French
Fair View Lode
Gladstone
Montana
Twice Told Tales and a Tangle of Quotes
A playful collage of dialog and misreadings features a hospital trip foreseen as an operation, a gymnasium request from a clerk, a knot in a handkerchief, and a mix of family banter. The snippets read like a slice of everyday humor with quirky lines and mistaken meanings.
Lazarus the nomadic printer dies near Colorado Springs
An obituary recalls Mark Hanson known as Lazarus a famed itinerant printer who drifted across towns and presses for decades. He died near his Colorado Springs home while visiting printers, remembered for pink shirt, coal dust, and a lifelong union card with the Pioneer.
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Lazarus
Idaho Falls
Idaho
A. P
Mark Hanson
Wallace
Loge
Dispatch
Peg” Kellogg
United States
Sarah Bernhardt
Harry Lauder
Osrtyl
Cranston
Pinnter
Pioneer Office
Christiana
Norway
Livingston
Washington
Colorado Springs
Col
Divorce Suit Against Marcus Thompson in Beaverhead Court
Alias summons in Montana Beaverhead District Court seeks a decree of divorce for Luella Thompson alleging over a year of neglect and failure to provide necessaries. The document notes service, twenty day response, and default judgment if unanswered. Also includes notice of tax deed application by Dan Mooney for property in Dillon with $74.20 due plus costs.
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District Court OF the Fifth
State OF
Montana
County OF
Beaverhead
Luella Thompson
Marcus C. Thompson
Beaverhead County
Dillon
C. W. Scott
Dan Mooney
Costa
Fifth Judicial District
Kor
Edna Young
Setoast
Jack Lyle Young
MLS
W “Bdl
Bad Data Sparks Transcribed News From Dillon
Fragmentary OCR notes describe pass through Dillon near daily heated talks, elk shipments from Henrys Lake Idaho to Long Island and eastern cities, a bank beginning business in a new building, and a Dillon school janitor D L Smith earning $40 monthly.
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Dillon
Garlodds
Lake
Idaho
Long, Island
National Bank
D.L. Smith
Dillon School
Dillon Theatre to Show Passion Play as Moving Pictures
Mrs Emerick and her son Boss return from Chicago where Boss underwent a remarkable operation on his arm and limb. Dillon residents plan to view their first motion pictures at the opera house in two weeks, with the Passion Play presented in full size photographs and hundreds expected to attend.
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the Tribune
Excavation Near Barrett Residence Noted on Asa Pacific Street
In Dillon the big cellar for the Martin Barrett residence on Asa Pacific street is being excavated rapidly. Photographs show three four-horse teams loaded with supplies for the Peterson and Olsen ranch in the Big Hole. Miss Lizzie May Dye, formerly a bride, was wed to Roy Gardner at the courthouse this week.
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the Tribune
Martin Barrett
Asa 3
Pacific ‘Street
Peterson
Olsen
Bigt
Dillon
Lizzie May Dye
Court House
Roy Gardner
Executor to Sell Real Estate in Maggie Courtney Estate
Chris Snyder as executor seeks sheriff sale of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter, southeast quarter, south half of the northeast quarter of section nine in township seven, Beaverhead County Montana, involving defendants Richard L Nolan and Bessie Nolan. Sale set for August 1931 at 2 PM at the Dillon Court House front door.
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Richard’ L. Nolan
Bessie Nolan
Court House
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Bene Jef
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Yin
John Collins
Dillion
Bavelhead
Frank Brenneis
J. Kelly
Dino
J. E
First National Bank
Dillon, Montan
Northwest Bancorporation
Sheriff's Sale
Will Ane
Maggie Courtney
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