Dillon Tribune Marks New Chapter Under New Management
The Dillon Tribune announces a milestone as the new management continues the paper’s long history in Beaverhead County. Administrators and staff are praised for smooth transition and dedication to serving Dillon and Southwestern Montana as the community celebrates shared progress and neighborliness.
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Tribune Publishing Company
Dillon Tribune
Dillon
Beaverhead County
F. E- Foote
Montana
Thos. W. Jones
Tribune
Jerrold
the Tribune
The
Dillon Daily Messenger
Sleighing Enjoyed by Gilt Edge Livery Crowd
From the Tribune dated March 2 1888 a look back notes fair sleighing enjoyed by the rich and gilt edge livery stable patrons. County Commissioners recommended livestock assessment for the coming year with horses 20 to 40 dollars cattle 15 dollars and sheep 1 75 per head.
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the Tribune
Thrift and Success and the Value of Ready Cash
A noted financier asserts that early leaders in business seized chances by having money at hand. Small sums, with vision and self discipline, can seed fortunes. Saving builds confidence among merchants and helps youths secure valuable business connections through thrift and reliability.
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Thrift
Muddy roads push ranchers to wheels in 1897 Dillon plight
The Tribune notes worsening mud plus demand for more hitching racks as ranchers drive into town. Private vehicles replace cutters, and Dillon swains court on wheels. Spring roundup plans begin with livestock driven to summer ranges.
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the Tribune
Dillon Swains
Dillon
Court house to be wired for electric lights and tower clock
The court house is being re wired this week to install electric lighting and a tower clock planned for the near future. Frank Knotts returned last Saturday from a visit with relatives in Ohio and Nebraska. Dillon's auto population grows with the purchase of two Packard cars by Dr Miller. Automobiles will soon be so common that you cannot throw a rock at a dog without hitting one of them.
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Court
Frank’ Knotts
Ohio
Nebraska
Dillon
Dr. Miller
Good goals for Dillon sponsor cleaner motion channel
From the Tribune dated March 9, twenty years ago the note highlights municipal efforts to secure a cleaner environment and improve motion through a new channel initiative.
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the Tribune
Clu of
Dillon” Ig
Texas Senate bill targets newspaper pictures of women
In the Texas senate a bill would prohibit newspaper pictures displaying women's naked legs. Senator Olan R. Van Zandt faces criticism as some colleagues call him dog in the manger. A 15 year old oil well reached 4683 feet, while Tide Water in California produced a well at 10560 feet, over two miles, illustrating progress in the oil field.
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Texas
Senate
Olan R. van Zandt
California
Tide Water Company
Rock Island man granted divorce after hot water abuse
Jesus Alvarez told the judge he did not mind being kicked, but his wife poured a bucket of hot water on him while he slept. The incident led to a divorce being granted.
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Jesus Alvarez
Rock Island, Til
Three Creative Ways to Display Personal Photos at Home
The article urges moving beyond desk drawers and shelves to enjoy photos. It suggests four display ideas: a photo tray with prints mounted beneath glass, a photo lampshade using translucent prints, and a snapshot bedroom screen with trimmed enlargements pasted on panels. Each option offers continuous, personal visual pleasure.
Norfolk man, 102, has never needed medical care
Edward W. Wilcox of Norfolk Virginia just turned 102 and has never received medical attention. A divorce decree was granted to Mrs Louise Harrington of Salem Massachusetts after her husband used his clarinet to strike her over the head.
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Edward W. Wilcox
Norfolk, Va
Louise Harrington
Salem
Mass
Names and mishaps thread a busy day in courts and streets
An assortment of short items includes Woodrow Dearing from Valpen Indiana injuring a leg while turning in bed. Omer Speed of Cleveland is arrested for speeding. Mrs Lillian Weidner of Lansing sues for divorce citing cruelty and tickling. Detroit patrolman Harry Sachs is captured while pursuing a prowler and forced to crawl. James C Horge of Chicago burns his wife’s clothing over a card game dispute. New York court orders Benjamin Wakeman to pay damages for slander and he quips about his wife’s chatter.
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Lillian Weidner
Lansing, NL
Harry Sachs
Detroit
Sailor's eggshell will faces Probate Court in London
James Byrne, a sailor, reportedly wrote a will on an eggshell at sea and the Probate Court of London weighs its validity. Mrs. Francis Owens of St. Paul reveals marital secrecy after twenty years as she sues for non support. An 1818 Navy order mandated a uniform with blue coat six buttons on the lapels white pantaloons and a cap.
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Probate’ Court of London
James Byrne
Bercret
Francis Owens
St. Paul
Secretary of the Navy
Government Employment Office in Dillon Montana Highlights Services
The National Reemployment Service in Dillon Montana runs an office that provides free referrals between employers and job seekers. It classifies workers by occupation and ability, noting registered workers seeking better jobs and mentioning past Beaverhead County placements. The article also covers early American navy history and a note on nativity of sailors with a playful aside.
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Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Telephone
National
MSU names student superintendents for Little International show
Five agricultural students at Montana State College are named superintendents of livestock divisions for the Little International Livestock Show to be staged May 19. Carl Hansen of Armstead, show manager, announced the appointments: Beef cattle John Cummings Livingston, sheep Donald Luebbe Sun River, horses George Wolstad Sidney, dairy cattle Lambert Hruska Lewistown, swine William Meeks Fort Benton.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Carl Hansen
Armstead
John Cummings
Livingston
Donald Luebbe
Sun River
George Wolstad
Sidney
Lambert Hruska
Lewistown
William Meeks
Fort Benton
Notice of Impounding Trespassing Livestock Beaverhead Forest
Impounding of trespassing livestock on lands of the United States Beaverhead National Forest Montana will begin March 20 1937 if not removed earlier. Owners may reclaim after reimbursing expenses for gathering impounding pasturing and advertising. Impounded animals not redeemed will be sold at public auction or private sale or condemned and destroyed as required. W B Willey Forest Supervisor Beaverhead
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United States
Beaverhead National Forest
Montana
United States Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
W. B. Willey
Agrie
Willey
Beaverbent
National _ Forest
Notice to Creditors in Beaverhead County Estates
Administrators for two Beaverhead County Montana estates publish notices to creditors and all claimants to present claims within four months after first publication. The notices name Fawn Conklin and Fannie M. Lewis as deceased, with addresses in Dillon and law offices of John Collina and John Collins for claim submission. First publication dates vary March 4 1937 and February 26 1937.
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Fawn Conklin
John Collina
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Sam W. Conklin
Fannie
Fanny
M. Lewis
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John Collins
Fleet
Max CG
Lewis
Executor notice for Kate R. Lewis estate creditors
The undersigned executor MAX C LEWIS announces to creditors and all persons with claims against Kate R Lewis deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at the law offices of John First Publication February 25, 1937.
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Kate R. Lewis
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Max C, Lewis
Kate. R. Lewis
Notice of Final Five Year Proof for Stockraising Homestead
Department of the Interior notice states William C Mailey of Blaine Montana filed for final five year proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim in Township 6 South Range 6 West M FP Meridian. Final proof before Norman Giles District Court Clerk Dillon Montana on April 16 1937. Witnesses listed: Harvey Robson August F Malley Harry High and Mark High all of Twin Bridges Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
William C. Mailey
Blaine
Wyse
Neanwy
Nwyney
Neanwi
Meridian
Norman, Giles
Dillon
Harvey Robson
Twin Bridges
August F. Malley
Harry High
Mark High
Thos. F
Frederick
Mailey
Eyswy
Syney
Neyney
Range
P. M
Norman Giles
Dillion
August F
PHOS
F. Corbally
Notice of Intention to File Final Proof and Impound Trepassing Livestock
United States Land Office Great Falls Montana announces Frederick 8 filing for final three year proof on stockraising homestead in sections 31 and 80 township 6 south range 5 west. Notable claimants include Harvey Robson August Mailey Harry High and Mark High all of Twin Bridges Montana. Also Beaverhead National Forest impounds trespassing livestock after March 20 1987 with penalties and potential sale or condemnation.
Interior Department Notice From Montana Publication
Public notice from the Interior Department references land in Montana and publication details. The fragment mentions publication and Great teams but lacks concrete actions or deadlines.
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Interior
Land
Montana
Land Claim Proof Before District Court in Dillon Montana
A notice records witnesses for a land claim processed by Norman Giles Clerk of the District Court in Dillon Montana. The document lists witnesses from Wisdom Montana including Loert Van Houtin Frank A. Larnen Charles W. Anderson Archibald J. Blowatt and names HOS F CORBALLY TL of Register.
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Abov
Norman Giles
District ‘Court
Dillon
Montana
Lo ‘Eart van“ ‘Houtin
Wisdom
Montane
Frank A. Larnen
Charles W. Anderson
Archibald
J. Blowatt
Hos
F. Corbally
Register
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Dillon Montana
The Sheriff of Beaverhead County Montana to auction March 18 1987 at 2 PM at the court house front door Dillon Montana. Defendant Edith Blair holds rights to Lots 19 and 20 in Block 6 Poindexter Orr Addition. Terms are cash. Dated March 16 1937. Sheriff Paul H. Temple.
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T. E. Luebben
Edith Blair
Dillon
Beaverhdid
Montana
Poindexter & Orr
Beaverhead County
Paul HH
Temple
Beaverhead
Township
Court House
Sur
Order to Show Cause in Schulers Guardianship
In Beaverhead County Montana the guardian Sarah E Johnson seeks authority to sell minors Ruth E Schulers and Clayton Dean Schulers interest in lands described as Section 6 Township 75 Range 8 West. The court requires next of kin and interested parties to appear on March 6, 1937 to show cause why the sale should not be granted.
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Ruth E. Schuler
Clayton Dean Schuler
Sarah E. Johnson
Sarah E. Schuler
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Landa
Henry G. Rodgers
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