Dillon Boy Wounded in Philippines Rebel Fire
A man named Alfred Cashmore, son of Coroner I Cashmore, was hit by a rebel bullet in the Philippines on March 6 while he, the first Dillon boy to be so struck, suffered only a minor wound according to the report. Residents also renew calls for water works and warn that only the destruction of Dillon’s business district by fire would spur action.
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Meden
Dillon
Philippines
Alfred Cashmore
Cashmore
Farmers Institute Session Draws Large Dillon Crowd
The Dillon farmers institute session last Saturday afternoon drew a largely attended crowd. George R. Featherly presided while Prof. Cooley of Bozeman spoke. Carl Taylor returns from a Chicago business trip. Dillon Brewery taps Bock Beer tomorrow. Three new Buick roadsters arrive in Dillon sold to Wilson Best and Gilbert.
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Tribune
Farmers’ Institute
Dillon
George R. Featherly
Prof. Cooley
Bozeman
Adv
Buick
Chas. Wilson
O. M. Best
J. H. Gilbert
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract Week Ending March 2 1929
From the Beaverhead Abstract Company records warranty deeds show John J Williams to Edmond Matthesseau 805.81 acres near Polaris Stanley W Sisterson to State Bank Trust Co 320 acres on Dillon East Bench Tomas Luebben to W E Lloyd two lots in block 5 P and O addition to Dillon Stephens to M Cooper two lots in Garlands addition to Lima Thomas Luebben to W E Lloyd addition to Dillon Ray J Stanfield to Lida I White 120 acres near Farlin
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John J. Williams
Edmond Matthesseau
Polaris
Stanley W. Sisterson
State Bank & Trust Co
Dillon East Bench
Tomas Luebben
W. E. Lloyd
Dillon
Stephens
M. Cooper
Garlands
Lima
Thomas ‘Luebben
Ray J. Stanfield
Lida I. White
Farlin
Missourians to Meet Mules in Sunday Baseball Game
The Missourians will play the Mules on Sunday afternoon behind the jail with free admission for spectators. Beaverhead county reports total indebtedness at 38,869 dollars and licenses paid for the quarter ending February 28 amount to 2,594.89. A local schoolmarm faces trouble as two suitors clashed in the town, one vowing vengeance after the altercation.
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the Tribune
Missourians
Mules
Bannack Street
Odd Fellows Building
Beaverhead County
Chafing Dish Suppers Popular in Dillon Homes
Thirty years ago the Dillon winter social scene features chafing dish suppers after dances and cake walks at hospitable homes. Archie Gibson of the Bannack hotel hosts and helps fuel the trend.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Archie Gibson
Bannack Hotel
California Fig Syrup Children Harmless Laxative Ad
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe mild laxative for babies and children. It claims pleasant taste, no narcotics, gentle stomach soothing, and clear labeling to avoid imitations. The copy urges mothers to insist on the genuine product with age directions printed on the bottle.
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California
Paris diner feigns frenzy over bill in restaurant uproar
London Morning Post reports a Paris patron vanished into a fit when presented with a bill at a restaurant. He was removed to a hospital under control. Speculation grows whether the menu or bill triggered the frenzy.
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Paris
London Morning Post
WoodDurable Cedar Cypress and Redwood Decay Resistance
Durable woods cedar cypress and redwood share decay resistance in their heartwood only. Sapwood rots quickly under decay-favoring conditions, though. Durability class groups place these species together for heartwood decay resistance.
Tiger Bitterns Frequent Rivers and Marshes Says Nature Magazine
The tiger bitterns frequent riverbanks wooded swamps and reedy marshes and appear common in favorable localities. They are mostly solitary especially in woods and rarely gregarious. Small parties observed are likely family groups.
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Nature Magazine
Foley Pills Diuretic Stimulant Endorsed in Ad
An old advertisement extols Foley Pills as a kidney and bladder diuretic. It claims long term effectiveness and better health, signed as a promotion by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
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Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Legislative Happenings in State Senate and House
The senate signals keeping state administration while proposing a publicity and immigration bureau and a rail road commission shift, both rejected. House leaders say no rift persists as 21 Senate bills pass, including library extension and city building powers. Additional actions involve taxes, compensation laws, auto liability, and public works funding, with governor signing several senate bills on financing and leases.
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Senate
Hhe
Bureau of Publicity and Immigration
Railroad Commission
House
House Insurance Committee
Jackson
W. E H. Keeley
Powell County
Assembly
Kane
Ravalli
Donovan of Toole
Committee On State Lands
Administrative Commission
Erickson
Bank Proposes Broker Run to Curb Speculation
The article decries Federal Reserve actions pushing up loan rates, noting $25,000,000 in call loans forced at 9 percent after a 6 percent base. It argues brokers could form a bank to control call loans and share profits, accusing the Fed of causing widespread losses and financial tyranny.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street and the Debt World Echoes of Risk and Wealth
A column cautions against optimism over brokers loans and bank control. It notes Ecker of Metropolitan Life highlighting U.S. wage income at sixty billion dollars and consumer spendable power of fifteen billion below potential. It warns that gambling may lead to losses and reflects on Lady De Bathe and changing beauty norms.
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Ecker
Metropolitan Life Company
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate May Not Be Made
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear March 18 1929 at 10 AM in Dillon to show cause why administratrix Annie E Nelson should not obtain a private sale of necessary real estate of Josephine Tritt deceased. Publication to run weekly for two weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Henry G Rodgers District Judge.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Josephine Tritt
Annie E. Nelson
Dillon
County of Beaverhead
Dillon - Tribune
Henry G. Rodgers
Traugott
Ackermann
Tribune
Beaverhead County
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules for Constipation Cure
A vintage medical blurb promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy. It urges natural treatment, warns against drastic purges, and claims the three health rules: head cool, feet warm, bowels open. Free trial bottle offered by mail from Monticello, Illinois.
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Byrup
Pepsin
Dept. BB
Monticello
Tinois
State of Montana land selections eyed by U S Land Office
Notice from the U S Land Office Billings Montana dated February 28 1929 announces that Montana under an 1891 act has applied for selections of lands in Township 13 South Range 2 West and Township 14 Range 1 P M NX and SEY and BIAS 4 in Section 42. Protests claiming mineral value over agricultural use may be filed with final approval pending. First publication March 8 1929. Last publication April 5 1929.
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U. S. Land Office
Billings
Montana
Congress
Towenship
P. M. NX
Sey and
Bias
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
H. B. Drum
Register
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Traugott Ackermann
In Beaverhead County the estate of Traugott Ackermann seeks court consent to sell real estate by private sale. The hearing is set for March 18, 1929 at 10:00 AM in the county courthouse to determine if an order should be granted. Judge Henry G. Rodgers signs the notice dated March 1, 1929.
Sale of Real Property From Albin Johnson Estate Beaverhead
Notice from the District Court of Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County that the administrator of the estate of Albin Johnson will sell at private sale for cash the decedent’s lands in Beaverhead County. The sale transfers all rights title and interest the decedent owned at death or later acquired to the highest bidder. Descriptions of the property are given in the notice and sale will proceed under court order.
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Albin Johnson
Beaverhead County
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