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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
A 1930s style notice declares Beaverhead County a safe American community where Bolsheviks, agitators, and disturbers are not wanted. It states residents must be loyal to the flag and laws, with the first move on Bolshevik activity to be followed by expulsion signals if needed.
Countywide races appear restrained with many unopposed nominees and a focus on county commissioner contests. The field includes two candidates for superintendent and other posts in both parties with nominations filed and voting expectations shaped by limited opposition.
Mrs J M Hill of Homer Georgia and Mrs Ornstein of Green Bay Wisconsin praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in their families. The product is dependable, contains no opiates or chloroform, and is recommended for children. For sale by Geo M Gosman.
In Beaverhead the Republican ticket leads for assessor with Democrats in opposition on the other side. Beaverhead County leans Republican by 200 to 300 votes though many officers are Democratic. Citizens say there is no courthouse ring and electors vote as they feel inclined for local offices. The county’s men and women are modest in their public office aspirations.
Column lauds Smoot-Hawley passage amid ongoing arguing over tariffs. It argues prosperity under protective laws and warns against repeal drives noting past battles with Aldrich McKinley Dingley and Fordney McCumber acts. The piece says kickers pose no danger and predicts world will adjust to the new law.
The piece recalls Dr. Caldwell's 1875 practice and his 1892 Syrup Pepsin as a mild liquid laxative for women, children, and the elderly. It highlights its shift from drastic purges to gentler relief and cites its status as a best selling remedy. It mentions headaches, biliousness, indigestion, and other ailments treated, plus a drugstore availability and mail offer.
From the Tribune June 18 1890 the town notes call to turn cows into the street for a morning roundup to aid a community herder. The Utah and Northern railroad work advances to standard gauge. A flambeau club for Fourth celebrations is proposed using shotguns. Livery stables are busy. four hitching racks seem scarce. A sheep herder jailed over a streetcar franchise idea hints streetcars may soon arrive as Dillon grows.
The June 15 1900 Tribune notes Beaverhead county has more automobiles on the tax list than any other county in the state. Bond & Bond operate Dillon’s first auto delivery wagon a 22 horsepower International delivered from Helena. Also mentions high horse sales by First National Bank and a July 4 bicycle race with about fifty entrants.
Dillon residents seek relief from heat by visiting Boot Lake high on Mt. Torrey's south slope where ice still covers the surface. William Schufeldt, a well known ranchman from the northern valley, reported the unusual fact during a trip to the mountain to inspect the water supply.
Beav erhead Abstract Company records list estate transfers for the week ending June 1980. Entries detail grantor and grantee names, property descriptions, and recorded dates in this local summary.
Notices cover homestead filings and water rights across Centennial valley Big Hole basin and Ice Pond Slough near Melrose plus Beaverhead County sewer easement with Oregon Short Line. Also quitclaims deeds in Dillon and wills including Marcus Daly and Waldorf property blocks.
The Tribune reports Edith Walsh from Butte was unintentionally left off last week’s list of Normal college graduates. She plans to teach in Beaverhead county schools next winter.
The Pacific Northwest Medical Association will meet in Butte July 1 to 8. Reduced fares from Montana points to Butte for this meeting have been announced by FE E Nelson, NP railway passenger traffic manager. The special rate of one and a half times the one way fare applies June 27 to July 1 with final return July 9.
E F Sill caught two big trout on the Big Hole river and displayed them Tuesday at Hughes and Mc Calebs for the Shakespeare tackle company contest. One trout weighed 3 pounds 7 ounces and the Loch Leven. The other Rainbow weighed 2 1 2 pounds. Mrs Nellie Lovell, a Tirzah temple Daughters of the Nile delegate, returned from the national meeting in Chicago.
The administrator Geo. T. Banks announces creditors and all with claims against the estate of Frank Peters or Fred Patterson must present vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be shown to Graeter Waldorf Company in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana, with first publication June 20 1930.
The State of Montana issues a summons to Onie Harrison Crook directing him to respond to a complaint filed in the Clerk of Court's office. The defendant must file a copy of the response within twenty days of service.
Beav erhead County Montana documents reveal a suit to collect 2766 65 dollars on a 2000 note dated March 28 1919 with 10 percent interest and to foreclose a mortgage dated June 1 1920 recorded March 11 1922 on property in Dillon. The plaintiff holds the note and mortgage now and seeks judgment by default if no answer is filed.
List of parties including Walter A Sewell and Mamie Raye Sewell and Eleanor Marnoch and Thomas Marnoch involved with Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan Association in a sheriff sale. Names of defendants referenced in a legal action with two corporations.
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