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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
5
A $1,000 reward will be paid to any person not employed by law enforcement who provides evidence leading to the conviction of any individual involved in butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges near Big Hole Horse Reper Centennial Red Hock or Black Tail. Report tips to W. C. Orr, sheriff, or D. V. Erwin, stock inspector.
The undersigned will on April 19, 1980 apply to the Beaver County Montana County Treasurer for a tax deed to described property with undivided half interest in Helena Rantinee Jode, The Bonaparte Lode, Survey No. Allin Bryant Sinthe District. Amount due is $25.61 plus publication and deed costs.
Alias summons in district court for Beaverhead County Montana seeks foreclosure on a 1922 mortgage by Thomas F Marnoch and Eleanor Marnoch to Spokane based Federal Land Bank of Spokane and others. Mortgage covers 569.93 acres in Madison and Beaverhead counties and foresees sale to satisfy principal interest taxes costs and attorneys fees with deficiency recovery if needed.
Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead Spokane federal land bank sues Walter A Sewell Mamie Raye Sewell Thomas Marnach Eleanor Marnach Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan Association to foreclose a 1922 mortgage on land described as the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and other portions in township eight south range seven west, seeking sale of the mortgaged premises and costs with potential deficiency judgment. Court seal dated March 13 1930.
Mr. Whitehead the white headed robin arrived Thursday and surveyed treetop sites near the courthouse yard for this year’s home. He plans to choose a neighborhood while Mrs. Whitehead is still en route from the south, and a sparrow real estate agent escorted him to a nearby subdivision.
Funeral services were held last Saturday at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Elza Smith for Mrs Marion Gills mother of Mrs Smith who died Thursday afternoon of last week The Rev J D Smith of the Methodist church officiated and the remains were shipped Sunday morning to the old family home in Goodhope Illinois Elza Smith was called from California by the death of Mrs Gills
A new Enterprise power grinder has been installed at the Cash Market to grind meats to order. Customers can request coarse or fine grinding in any quantity and the service is free. Manager Hale notes the upgrade aligns with other recent conveniences.
Montana registration figures from the Standard Motor Company of Butte show Ford cars accounted for 42.3 percent of all Montana registrations in February. The copy stresses Ford leadership in reliability comfort speed safety and style as reflected in official state data.
Curtis Gruwell, on furlough here, left Wednesday for Seattle to rejoin his ship. He is serving with the coast guards.
A. I. Cashmore and E. L. Fairbanks left Thursday afternoon for Butte to attend a meeting of the area council organization committee of the Boy Scouts.
Mrs Dan Piccone of Reichle visited town last Thursday and returned home in a new Hupmobile sedan.
For Sale or Trade Dillon residence on a 400 acre hay ranch with plentiful water shelter and timber. Address Stock Ranch Tribune.
A string of short notices lists residents and visitors in Dillon from nearby towns including Grant Dell Bannack Millpoint Spencer Dubois Monida Armstead Paradise and Reichle. Names such as J H Borden Elsie Birrer Rose Heavy and J W Poole appear with dates and local hotel stops.
Charles Burden ended a trip to Boston and other eastern wool markets and briefly visited Rochester Minnesota where he underwent a minor operation at Mayo Hospital before returning home last Saturday.
Byron Orr and Henry Hignight underwent appendicitis operations at Barrett hospital Monday by Dr. Kistler of Butte. Both are reported to be making satisfactory progress.
Anthony and George French returned Monday from Deer Lodge where they were summoned by the serious illness of their sister Mrs. Margaret Graeter at the home of her son Warren Graeter. They reported her slightly improved.
In line with President Hoover's wish to fly flags at half mast nationwide for William Howard Taft the Dillon Boy Scouts responded to Commander D W Paddock of Beaverhead post of the Legion and carried out the request locally with respect and honor.
Mothers praise Foley's Honey and Tar as dependable for coughs and colds with no opiates or chloroform. Mrs. Hill of Homer Georgia and Mrs. Ornstein of Green Bay Wisconsin share long personal use. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.
Prof Robert Clark hosted Gargoyle club members at a party Tuesday evening at his residence. Ellen May guild was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs Ralph Harding and Miss Gladys Garr at Mrs Harding's home on South Idaho street.
Mrs J L Hoffman hosted a Sunday afternoon dinner complimenting her sister Mrs Lottie Buckley who is visiting from San Francisco. The gathering took place here with Buckley as the honored guest.
The Needle club members were delightfully entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs T E Luebben at a one thirty luncheon of perfect appointments. A color scheme of green with St Patrick s day favors was utilized in the decorations.
A Saturday evening dance at St James guild hall drew about fifty young community members. Music came from a Temple radio loaned by D. A. Galt, with three Normal college students teaching the steps. Mrs A F Waldorf chairs the organizing committee.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Wynn entertained Monday evening with a pinochle party for friends. Four tables competed and the high scores were won by Mrs W W Thibodeau and Harris Opp, with Mrs Dale Tash taking the consolation prize. Refreshments were served at the end.
A group of friends gathered at Miss Merces Hanson’s North Washington Street home last Sunday to celebrate her birthday with refreshments music and cards. She received many charming presents.
At a stag party Saturday night in Dillon employees of Beaverhead Auto Sales honored Findlay Watson who is soon departing. Dinner was served at the Country Inn and Watson received a fine smoking set from the shop and office staff while Manager D A Galt presented a traveling bag.
Mr and Mrs Findlay Watson plan to move with their children to Salt Lake City and have drawn many friends to a series of gatherings. On Monday evening they were guests of honor at Mr and Mrs George Taylors party where Progressive pinochle and refreshments were enjoyed and the couple received a silver cream and sugar set.
Beaverhead chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosted its thirteenth annual birthday luncheon on Tuesday March 11 at the Country Inn. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Woodside Mrs. Theodore McFadden Mrs. Mildred Thompson Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker Mrs. T E Luebben Mrs. Clark Anderson Mrs. Harry Elofson Mrs. Charles Niblack Mrs. Frank Bimrose Mrs. R E Albright Mrs. W H Stephan Mrs. W J Bierrum Mrs. E L Poindexter and Miss Carolyn White.
Mrs Lon Jarvis of Hyrum Utah inspired a dinner party at the Eliel residence on South Washington with a pink color scheme and a long table. Auction bridge followed, then Miss Clara Plant hosted a bridge luncheon, and Mrs Plant hosted another on Wednesday. A fourth luncheon at Mrs W B Hartwig on Rife Street also honored her.
Mr and Mrs Archie Henneberry entertained their supper club at their ranch home on a Wednesday evening with a turkey dinner and cards as the diversion of the evening.
Dillon firemen sponsor their second dance of the year on Saturday evening. Music provided by the Butte Jazzadors.
The Jolly Twelve Pinochle Club entertained Sunday at the Cantrell home on Kentucky Avenue with pink roses and candles, a large central cake, and dinner for sixteen. Guests included Miss Catherine Dolman and Merrill Hatton. the evening honored multiple anniversaries and joint birthdays for Hatton Edwards Cantrell Sill and related families.
The Nelson P T A met on Friday March 7 with thanks to Mrs Dale Tash for typing the new by laws and nomination committee selections of Miss Wanda Cochran Miss Oakes Nelson and Mrs E Morrison. President Mrs I F Hunsaker plans to hand over books to vice president Mrs H Schuler as she leaves for the coast. A rising vote honored Mrs Hunsaker for two years of faithful service. The program featured a vocal solo The Wreck of 97 talks and songs by various members and guests followed by a delicious lunch served by Mrs Louis Giudici and Mrs Luther Willard.
The label Dutch properly refers to Hollanders or Netherlanders not all Germans. The term derives from Deutsch meaning German Teutonic and was once used for Teutons in general. Today it is limited to Low Germans or Hollanders except in slang.
Beaverhead County High School glee club directed by Miss Lenore Thompson performs the operetta The Quest of the Gypsy as part of the Hi-Life Carnival. Critics call the choice voices exceptional with gypsy songs and dances as key features. Tickets include a door prize with ten dollars worth of merchandise given away each night.
Albert Hanson traveled as a passenger to Butte on Thursday afternoon, per the report.
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