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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

3

Timely information on foot and mouth disease

From Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman by Howard Welch veterinarian. Foot and mouth disease recurs in the U.S. with historical outbreaks in the east and a 1914-15 Michigan event. The present 1924 outbreak began on the California coast and is confined there as of May 1924.

Montana Bozeman Howard Welch Michigan California Europe West United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Ed Purdy’s Son Back Home From College

A local note reports Ed Purdy’s son returning home from college for a visit. The item mentions family reunion plans and a quiet homecoming during the holiday season.

ED Purdy Holpin Glee Club Rehfargals HIG

What is more sad than a man without a country

A quoted exchange reflects on exile and belonging with a wry remark by Je and a musical nod from the professor. The line contrasts a man without a country with a country lacking a man, suggesting themes of identity and loss.

Boy Offered Cigarettes From Pockets in Unclear Scene

A man asks a boy if he smokes and the boy offers cigarettes from his pockets, naming Turkish or American brands as options in a brief, ambiguous moment.

Bumble Bee Sings Through Stray Lines

Fragmentary lyric note captures a playful skit about a bee and a traveler. The lines mix spoken rhythm with dialect echoes and casual humor, preserving a whimsical snapshot of a moment in a rural tone.

Guide and Tourist Exchange About Rubber Erasers Factory

A guide remarks on a large manufacturing plant saying it was built from human mistakes. A tourist asks what is made there. The guide answers that the factory manufactures rubber erasers for pencil ends.

Purdy’s Philos. A wry exchange on intuition and pride

A humorous dialogue contrasts Purdy's idea of philosophy with a woman’s intuition. They joke about understanding motives and why men cannot win when they lose discipline. The line “physically impossible, you silly” lands as a teasing aside about weight and pride.

Poetry Journey to Kokomo and Kankakee

A speaker Details a trip from Kokomo to Kankakee motivated by a man with a toe injury. The verse frames a travel impulse and obstacle as a humorous lyric device. The casual tone highlights regional spots and lighthearted frustration.

Blonde Bess Opines on Dudley’s Big Job

The columnist Blonde Bess declares that Dudley was elected to the top post to keep his nose in his own business. The remark reflects sharp political humor about leadership and meddling.

Dudley

There Is No Devil, Says First Argufier

A dialogue contrasts claims about the devil with a quip that the Old Testament does not mention Satan, while a counterpoint notes the Old Testament also omits the U S Congress yet remains relevant.

Argufier F. A Satan Ss. A U. S. Congress

Unclear Exchange Describes Thick Thresholds

Fragmentary dialogue references bets and measurements with phrases about thickness and a $302 figure. No coherent event or proper nouns to anchor a full summary.

Midwest Refining opens new field in Big Lake structure

The Midwest Refining Company and its subsidy the Mid Northern Oil Co opened a new producing field in the Big Lake structure located in Stillwater County about 85 miles northwest of Billings.

Midwest Refining Company Mid-Northern Oil Co Big Lake Stillwater County Billings

Great Falls Club to Promote Y G Bee Line Pamphlets

The Commercial club will issue 20 000 pamphlets advertising the Y G Bee Line the Montana link of the National Park to Park highway.

Great Falls Commercial Club Montana

Anaconda Plans Main Street Resurface With Warrenite Bithulithic

Anaconda will re surface Main Street between Front and Third and Park Avenue between Hickory and Chestnut using Warrenite bithulithic paving.

Main Street Front Third Park Avenue Hickory

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised for Quick Constipation Relief

Mr. John D. McComb of Lucas County Toledo Ohio reports using Foley Cathartic Tablets in severe constipation and finding them beneficial. The advertisement notes they relieve constipation quickly and also act on the liver with Potts the druggist. Adv. 23-26.

John D. McComb Lucas Co. Home Toledo Ohio Potts

Resignation Accepted of Smallhorn Oil Shale Director

Mose Linz has tendered and the Smallhorn Oil Shale Refining Company accepted his resignation as a director on June 2, 1924, per public notice.

Smallhorn Oil Shale Refining Company Mose Linz

Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Montana

Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana May 21 1924 James A Mansfield of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to land described in two H F and Additional H E entries at Dillon Montana Before U S Commissioner F A Hazel baker on July 2 1924 Witnesses Edgar Johnson Frederick Bourissa Charles Vaughn and Walter FE Hedges all of Dillon Montana Fk A Motz Register

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana James A. Mansfield Dillon Range Wiest F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Edgar Johnson Frederick Bourissa Charles Vaughn Walter FE. Hedges Fk. A. Motz Register

Notice to Creditors in Frank Smith Estate Beaverhead

In the District Court of Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County the estate of Frank Smith deceased. Wald Dunn administrator invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of COW, Robison in the Phillips Apartment Dillon Montana. Dated May 23 1924.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Frank Smith Co OW Robison Phillips Dillon State of Montana Wal Dunn A. D

Notice for Publication Fay Gransberg Desert Land Claim

Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana April 1924 notice to Fay Gransberg Melrose Montana who on May 27 1921 filed Desert Land Entry 020628 for S14 SW and SW44SE section 82 township 3 south range 9 west principal meridian has filed intent to make final proof to establish claim before W J Stephenson clerk Dillon Montana on June 11 1924 Orrin Beall Melrose Montana Joseph Ferguson John Hand and Valen Todovich all of Roeichle Montana referenced Register 1928 I F A Motz

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Fay Gransberg Melrose Range Principal Meridian W. J. Stephenson

Notice for Publication R Olive Martin Polaris Montana

Notice is given that R Olive Martin formerly R Olive Marchees seau of Polaris Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim. The hearing will occur before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on June 12 1924. Present also are Edward P Marchesseau John Judge William J Comette and John J Brown of Polaris and Le A Motz 1923.

Notice of Homestead Entry James Vail Dillon Montana

Notice is hereby given that David S. Vail of Dillon Montana who on July 26 1921 made Homestead Entry No 021341 for the SW and SE and NE sections in township 9 south range 9 west principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make three years above described before W E Steph son clerk of the court at Dillon Montana on the 19th day of June 1924 Bert Orr Albertus G Williams John Conover and Elmer B Lutz all of Dillon Montana F A Motz Register

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana David S. Vail Dillon Range 9 West Principal Meridian W. E. Stephson Bert Orr Albertus G. Williams John Conover Elmer 8

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas B Wilson

Estate of Thomas B Wilson deceased announces appointing A L Stone as administrator with will annexed. Creditors and claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the State Bank of Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First publication May 23 1924.

Sherifi sale notice in Beaverhead County Montana

SHERIFI'S SALE Marshall Field plaintiff sues John C Thompson Mary Ky Thompson Loretta Thompson and FP M Merrell Sr as successor in interest of Lima Mercantile Company a dissolved corporation defendants. To Be Sold at Sheriffs Sale On the day of June 1924 at two o'clock p m at the front door of the courthouse in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana the following described property town section township range and meridian cash terms. Dated May 15 1924 D F MOonty Sheriff of Beaverhead County C C Gruwell Deputy Sheriff

Sherifi Marshall Field John C. Thompson Mary Ky Thompson Loretta Thompson FP. M. Merrell, Sr Lima Mercantile Company Saidetay Dillon Beaverhead Montana New and Suny Range Weert Meridian Beaverhead County D. F. Moonty Twooal CC Gruwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Anderson Anderson Market Dillon, Mont Liejp Jim Phillips Dillon Mont Bynes Harlebaker Sott R. D. Curry Phillips Block Southern Tribune Lewis & Walker North Wyoming Butte, Mont P. O G. W. Pendleton M. D Shoup Idaho Falls Idaho THE Collins Land CO Adv Helena, Montana Frank Hazelbaker Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Dillon, Montana Annabel Desmond Phillips Apts Dillon Telephone 320 Ororom Tribune Book Store F. H. Bimrose Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association Madison National Forest M. Paumie Galena St England Denmark Wiltie America Purdy’s Philos Kokomo Kankakee Blonde Bess U.S R. Olive Martin R. Olive Marcheesseau Polaris Lot L Nwymek Edward P. Marchesseau John Judge William J. Comette John J. Brown le A. Motz District Court Thomas B. Wilson State Bank of A. L. Stone White Star Jmmie Cunningham Land Office Pearl I. Smith Tite
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