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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
After trimming the Blue Eagle and adhering to strict codes since inauguration, the group says farewell in Lavender and shifts to print with any firm. They promise first class work, prompt completion, and fair prices in a bid against the Tribune Publishing Company.
Local column notes apple blossom time and dandelion season in Dillon with plans for Better Housing Week and community plantings around the courthouse. Observes bands, rain, tick fever risk, and county commission minutes. praises oil dust control idea and English language trends. laments radio advertising but hopes for better programs.
The speaker argues that while business remains uneven, natural economic forces are gradually restoring vigor. Public perception shifts toward individual prosperity rather than government intervention, with business leaders gaining confidence and adopting a forward looking stance as fear gives way to confidence psychology.
A daylight wagon murder near Trapper Creek left the driver dead after a sudden shotgun demand to stop. The killer remains at large. The page also lists extensive land survey sections across multiple townships and requests protesters file claims at the U.S. Land Office.
The American Bankers Association Advertising Department reports rapid use of its newspaper and other advertising material by about a thousand member banks to rebuild public confidence. It emphasizes honesty and skill in management as core banking value. Regular subscribers increased from 623 to 924 between Sept 1, 1934 and Apr 1, 1935, a 49 percent rise.
The American Bankers Association Protective Department reports 169 daylight bank holdups and 40 night burglaries in six months ending Feb 28 1935. Attacks on nonmember banks rise to 51 percent of all robberies, with losses totaling 943551.62 casualties included 2 employees and 1 bystander killed. Arrests: 36 forgers 42 bandits and 1 burglar.
The 1895 report notes Denton Oliver was kicked in the leg and lame for days. City council plans next month to hire hobos to break rock for street crossings, feed them, and provide lodging. Also discussed are bicycle speed limits and a required rear light after dark.
Miss Genevieve Metlen and her brother Dale returned from Missoula where they had been attending the university. They traveled by motor but were delayed by bad roads between Missoula and Dillon. Judge J. B. Poindexter was presented with a cut glass wine set by the Beaverhead County Bar association. He will soon leave for Helena to assume duties as attorney general.
National Forest announces sealed bids for Douglas fir and Lodgepole pine timber on about 50 acres in Township 1 North Range 10 West Beaverhead National Forest Montana. Bids due July 10 1935 with minimum bid $2 per thousand feet and $300 deposit. Forest Supervisor Dillon may reject any bid. Full sale details from Dillon Montana.
Public notices from the U S Interior Department Great Falls land offices dated May 21 1985 and May 14 1935 announce Daniel F Mooney of Dillon Montana filing a three year proof for stockraising homestead entry serial 069904 and witnesses Lee Tallent John Bray Hubert Flynn John Ney. plus state of Montana filing patent application serial 080521 covering multiple sections in various townships and ranges under acts from 1984.
In Great Falls Montana within 30 days from the date of the last publication this notice invites proper consideration before patent issuance. THOS F CORBALLY Register.
Quartz Hill Mining Company led by vice president Selden S. Rodgers has filed for a patent on the Argentine Lode Mining claim in Beaverhead County Montana. The claim spans 20.683 acres with 7.011 acres claimed after conflicts and exclusions, dated back to 1935 filings and 1985 notice of intent.
Notice records Quartz Hill Mining Company applied for patent on Gray Belle, South Star, Ruby Silver, Silver Queen, and Heather Belle mining claims in Beaverhead County Montana. Documentation cites locations, plat postings from 1985, and conflict deductions with several adjacent lodes. public notice runs through June 20, 1935.
Public land notice outlines deeded boundaries with bearing and distance data for a parcel totaling 80.886 acres. It notes adjoining Sur No 8690 Silver Star Lode to the north and lists Corbally as locator with multiple publication dates beginning April 25, 1986 and ending June 20, 1935.
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