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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1928

Page

6

Downtown Montana streets echo with rough conduct in 1888

From the Tribune June 1 1888 a tall muscular man assaulted a smaller man on Main Street while profane talk filled the muddy sidewalks. Horses are being sold for shipping east at about 80 to 40 dollars per head. A U S soldiers pass Dillon on a special train as election day brings whiskey free to some soldiers. A house on North Montana Street had its windows shot out with bullets during a wild Saturday night.

the Tribune U. S Dillon Montana Street

Time brings its revenges in Dillon court house satire

The Tribune from June 38 1898 notes the courthouse as a lightning target and jokes that a Democrat may be removed from office by divine striking. It adds a quip about Spaniards hiring Mexican marksmen and Beaverhead cowboys ready for action.

Tribune Dillon Court House

School Teacher and the Cowboy At Scenic Theater

Reported in 1908 two deaths occurred at Centennial cafe as Thomas Lawler shot George Schmeltzling and then killed himself. The article notes a film titled The School Teacher and the Cowboy to be shown at Scenic theater next week. A class of 383 graduates will receive diplomas at the State Normal college exercises.

the Tribune Thomas Lawler George Schmeltzling Portland State Normal College

Pity Dickens Couldn't See into the Future

Detroit News notes a quoted traveler recalling bleak pioneer settlements in Pennsylvania, Ohio and beyond with ruined cabins and swampy landscapes. The piece contrasts past hardships with today’s United States Highway No. 21 running through rich farm lands. A separate line observes aging daylight.

Fhides Pishtgs United States Pennsylvania America Ohio Detroit News

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending May 26 1928

Real estate transfers listed for the week ending May 26 1928 in the Beaverhead Abstract Company books. Names of buyers sellers and parcel details are recorded, reflecting property movements in the local area during the period.

Books of the

Land Transfers Record from U S A and Heirs of Angie Phillips

The document lists several land conveyances including U S A to Floyd E Crawford 820 acres south of town, U S A to William A Bucher 618.72 acres in Black Tail Deer Creek valley, U A to Glenn F Allen 624.98 acres in the Centennial Valley, and U S A to the heirs of Angie Phillips 160 acres near Lima.

Floyd E. Crawford U. S.A William A. Bucher Black Tail Deer Creek U. A Glenn F. Allen Centennial Valley Angie Phillips Lima

Property transfers in Dillon area parcels

A sequence of land deeds lists Edith G Jacobs to Leone Graves for two Dillon blocks, Glenn F Allen to James M Nye for 624.98 acres in Centennial valley, Walter S Jones to Alvin M Jones for three Dillon blocks, Daniel Tovey Sr to William D Tovey for two P and O Dillon lots, Martha C Anderson to Albert F Selway for 640 Sage Creek basin acres, Selway Sheep Company buying 371.76 acres, Carl R Huntley to Amy N Stephens for 480 Big Hole basin acres, Matilda Schell et al to A L Stone for half interest in three Dillon West Side lots, Val Lucus to Dale G Spring, and Wade et al to L F Moll eur for 21 acres north of town.

Edith G. Jacobs Leone Graves Dillon Glenn F.allen James M. Nye Centennial Valley Walter S. Jones Alvin M. Jones Daniel Tovey Sr William D. Tovey Martha C. Anderson Albert F. Selway Sage Creek William H. Wilson Selway Sheep Company Carl R. Huntley Amy N. Stephens Big Hole Matilda Schell A. L. Stone Dillon West Side Val Lucus Dale G. Spring W. H. Wade L. F. Molleur

Land Transfers Record for 821.76 to Ellerman and More

Caroline Ellerman transfers 821.76 acres near Cecil to Selway Sheep company. Newport area parcel 160 acres near Lima owned by Gottsch to FE Wilcox. Mary Bryan Roberts deeds 648.50 acres on the Big Hole River near Apex to F A Hazelbaker.

Caroline Ellerman Selway Sheep Company Cecil J. Gottsch

Mining claim transfers in Beaverhead Montana reported

Edith G. Jacobs transfers to Leonie Graves several lode mining claims across Beaverhead and Polaris districts, including Free Silver and Gold Bug in Bannack, Storm Cloud Cumberland in Polaris, and Wheel Rose in Blue Wing, Beaverhead County Montana.

Edith G. Jacobs Leonie Graves Bannack Beaverhead County Polaris Blue Wing Montana

Decree of Distribution for Elizabeth Dowling Estate

Decree of distribution in the estate of Elizabeth Dowling identifies appropriation of water right by C. K. Barnes for wastewater from Cornell Slough. The order assigns water rights and confirms disposition under probate rules.

Elizabeth Dowling C. K. Barnes Cornell Slough

Hortense Saunders on Career, Optimism, and Popular Culture

New York feature writer Hortense Saunders explains her life on the road from murder trials to celebrity interviews. She prefers remaining on the fence watching the world go by and cites popular music as a key lift for American morale. Her syndicated articles travel nationwide and abroad.

New York City Hortense Saunders New York Miss Saunders Palm Beach Bar Harbor Newport

Ancient Ultraviolet Therapy Emerges in Medical Debate

The North American Review discusses heliotherapy and ultraviolet therapy as an ancient practice revived by nineteenth century scientists. It notes sun rays' healing role, calls for physician physicist collaboration, and predicts scientific progress amid early research challenges.

Gael Meh Donald C. Stockbarger The North American Review

Envy Motive Cited By Peggy Over Gladys

Peggy notes Gladys has a happy marriage and two very dear toy dogs, prompting Reggie to question the reason for envy. The exchange highlights social contrasts and personal affection within the circle.

Peggy

Not How Old But How Active

At 89 Major Ackerman of Barberton Ohio stays active working daily in his office. He credits Foley Pills diuretic with regulating kidney elimination and keeping him in fine condition. The ad touts 25 years of constant use and guarantees satisfaction, with sale through George M. Gosman.

Major Ackerman Barberton Ohio George M. Gosman Potts

Albatross Eggs Trade Supports Laysan Natives

The article notes ha waiian group natives on Laysan collecting albatross eggs as a source of income. Tons of eggs are gathered at one time and shipped to markets on nearby islands for sale.

Little Island Laysan

Elephant Hearty Eater at National Park Feeds Daily

A large elephant at the National Park is described as consuming 100 to 125 pounds of lily daily, with bran mash also fed as part of its diet.

Oategient Park

Foreclosure Suit In Beaverhead County Montana

The State of Montana greets defendants Fred Bower Elna Bower and Capital Trust and Savings Bank in a Beaverhead County district court action to foreclose a 1928 mortgage on 320 acres described as parts of Sections 27 26 and 34 Township 8 South Range 8 West MP M. P. M. The plaintiff seeks $2000 principal plus 7 percent interest and 10 percent postmaturity interest plus $300 attorney fees and requests a sale of the mortgaged property with possible deficiency judgment and possession by the purchaser and court-approved relief.

Icial District Court Montana Beaverhead O T Plain Farmers State Bank Fred Bower Etna Boer Capital Trust & Saving Bank District Court Fifth Judicial District Aie of Mountana Elna Bower Capital Trust & Savings Bank Paid Capital Trust & Savings Bank Beaverhead County United States

Sheriff's Sale in Dillon Montana L 8 9 10 Block 11 Rife's Add

State Bank & Trust Company seeks liquidation of Emanuel T Webster and Lucy G Webster property in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Sale set June 1 1928 at 2 PM at courthouse front door cash terms. Property described as Lots 8 9 10 in Block 11 of Rife's Second Addition. Sheriff W C Orr and Under Sheriff C H Hartwig oversee.

State Bank & Trust Company Emanuel T. Webster Lucy G. Webster Court House Dillon Beaverhead Montana Beaverhead County W. C. Orr C. H. Hartwig

Chips Off the Blocks Trades and Professions in Families

A magazine article argues many families pursue similar trades and professions, leading to repeated career patterns and routines across generations. It examines how upbringing and environment influence vocational choices within households.

American Magazine

Foley Pills diuretic Ad Vends Sleep Aid in Hudson Notice

A Hudson New York man describes severe sleeplessness and relief after Foley Pills diuretic. The ad touts over 25 years in use and guarantees satisfaction, urging readers to ask for Foley Pills diuretic through George M. Gosman, successor to Potts.

D. McMilen Hudson, N. Y Foley George M. Gosman Potts

Reward for arrest of bounty fund violator in Madison National Forest

A hundred dollar reward is offered by the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. The offer excludes regular law officers. Ad appeared November 4.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn

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Dickens Smithers Dorothy Lindy Hortense Velue Reggie Gladys Courtney Dunkel Ylisten Lemuel Katie Cain Mister Fumble Mrs. Appleby Fredriff M. M. Duncan Virginia City Sheriff’s Sale Tribune Book Store Diljon, Moni Royal de Rohan Baronides United States Medical Corps R. D. Curry Annabel Desmond Phillips Apts Underwood Aeelles Geo. M. Gosman
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