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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
6
A Tribune series urges planning the garden to maximize beauty and utility this fall. It discusses designing naturalistic spaces, balancing axes, screening views, and choosing formal or informal layouts, with emphasis on symmetry, color, and year‑round planting.
A retrospective sampling rescues intriguing items from Tribune archives. The column surveys peculiar reports, curious mishaps, and notable人物 from decades past, revealing social preoccupations, local figures, and changing cultural norms of the era.
The Tribune reports 16 degrees below zero, Dart Hardware expansion starts, five ghosts turn out to be women avoiding the city calaboose, sleighing is fair, gift check residents enjoy rides, footpaths hinder pedestrians as sidewalks clog with snow, city ordinance demands snow removal with ladies’ decorum in mind.
The four faculty members at the state normal college are re-employed with D. I. Sanders keeping 2500 dollars annually. Two others get 1500 dollars and the remaining 1200 dollars. A mathematics professor is pending selection. Poindexter travels to St. Louis and eastern cities. Innes heads east, visiting major cities including Washington. A hawkish note promises Beaverhead cowboys ready to back the U S. in any war.
The outlook for the sugar beet industry here is bright and local farmers are showing great interest in the prospect. Uncle Tom's Cabin will be presented at the Dillon Opera House next Thursday evening by Stetson's famous company. The hill south of town offers a fine grade for automobile tests with several cars negotiating it in high gear.
A Pomona California man lauds Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for stopping hard persistent coughs quickly. The ad highlights pine tar and honey as healing ingredients and urges readers to ask their local druggist, Geo. M. Gosman, for the remedy.
An earthquake wave has been observed to traverse the Pacific Ocean in twelve hours and sixteen minutes, equating to a rate of six miles per minute.
The text emphasizes placing flowers away from paths to enhance viewing, using pools arbors and birdbaths along a garden axis, and strongly delineating garden boundaries. It stresses balance in contour mass and color in both boundaries and borders to maintain harmony.
C A Rasmussen, Montana internal revenue collector, urges filing by March 15 with no changes in law. Instructions cover Form 1040 for most, 1040A for incomes up to five thousand, and 1040F for farmers with gross over five thousand. Penalties apply for late returns. offices will assist March 1 to 15 in major cities.
In Beaverhead County Montana the court orders all interested parties to appear on March 19 1928 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why Annie E Nelson administratrix of Elmer S Lutz estate should not be granted an order of sale of real property. A copy of the order will be published in the Dillon Tribune for two consecutive weeks.
Creditors of William Heaney deceased are notified to present claims with vouchers to executor John Collins at 432 South Pacific Street Dillon Montana within four months from first publication. The estate business is conducted in Beaverhead County Montana. First publication February 24 1928.
Summons in the Beaverhead County case Lillian E. Culver versus all persons claiming any interest or lien upon the described real property. The State of Montana to all persons asserting any interest or lien in the property, or any portion thereof, defendants. Greeting.
Co partnership of Dudley Ajax Cattle Company certified by Charles J. Kelly James M. Dodd and Walter G. Hansen. Principal business in Dillon Montana with residences in Butte Silver Bow County Dillon Beaverhead County. Notary M A Sullivan witnessed on February 4 1928 with commission expires September 4 1929.
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