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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
3
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
Public notice from the U S Land Office Helena Montana dated April 7 1924 lists Willard F Shaffner of Dillon Montana filing for three year stock raising homestead rights and John L Templeman of Butte filing for patent on Sunshine lode vein in Beaverhead County. It includes witness names and a 60 day adverse claim period ending mid May 1924 with official notarized registrations by F A Motz register.
A man writes to a girl's father asking for her hand but confesses poverty as a humorous misstep. The father retorts by twisting the phrase flour of the family into a playful dough joke, highlighting the suitor's romantic but moneyless position.
Employee declines participation in an office baseball pool claiming inability to catch a ball and objection to public bathing practices. The remark frames a personal boundary about participation in workplace games and hygiene elements.
A playful exchange features a woman asking about height and a man replying with a comically exaggerated measurement. He insists he is eight feet tall asserting a two on the ground stance.
Grandma warns against sliding the banister, while Bobby asks to learn the trick. Their playful exchange captures a lighthearted family moment seeking shared mischief and bonding.
A reflection on offering a seat to a weary woman who reminded the speaker of a mother figure and discipline, evoking care and obligation in a single intimate moment.
A diner asks for coffee in mourning fashion after a dog named Fido died last month. The waiter confirms the offer but the table remains somber as the woman remains in quiet grief.
The item notes Ruth and Dempsey as renowned sluggish livers in the M. I. notebook, highlighting their fame for sluggish liver traits.
Satisfied customers guaranteed. Outside work solicited. Phone 516. Advertisement listings for French Dyeing and Cleaning located at 60 West Galena Street in Butte Montana.
A playful exchange shows a devoted sports fan declaring daily dumb-bell workouts and a baseball manager chiming in to join the enthusiasm with banter about partner exercise.
The note suggests Harry Thaw fights to control five millions amid two strands of evidence from NesBITS and RabBITS, with both sides allegedly signaling against him. The language hints at a close, tense outcome and a likely adverse ruling, describing a late season for a possible “Thaw-out.”
A farmer confronts a fisherman who claims a no fishing notice is invalid. The fisherman asserts he has already caught five fish, challenging the sign's enforcement and legality.
Plans soon to be executed to boost Musselshell as a leading shipping hub in the region. The city will offer modern conveniences to attract increased business and elevate its standing among nearby points in this section.
A drug advertisement urges relief for coughs colds and hoarseness with Voley's Honey and Tar Compound. It claims quick results for both young and old and markets the genuine product. Potts the druggist is named with address 18 22.
Notice is given by administrator Ghe. T. Banks for the estate of John O'Brien deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is The Waldorf Company hardware department Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First publication April 18 1924.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana March 27 1924 notice that Ralph W Liggett of Grant Montana holder of Homestead Entries 120249 and 120250 plans three year proof to establish claim to lands in township 16S range 14W reading sections 28 and 29 including lots 3 4 and 5 6 NW24 and SW denote the land per federal filings and will appear before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on May Sunday 1924. Attendees Rhea L Meade Sylvester P Meade James J Carroll Christopher S Howard all of Grant Montana FF A Motz Register
Replacement of about 20 miles of steel on this Milwaukee line has begun. The Cut Bank bridge will be repaired at a cost of 115000 dollars.
Shelby voters weigh bonds to fund upgrading the town water system. Officials outline project scope, cost estimates, and repayment plan ahead of a potential ballot measure. Community advocates urge approval citing reliability and public health.
Department of the Interior will offer at public sale a land tract NE4SW% section 31 township 6 south range 13 west MT meridian. Minimum bid 3.00 per acre. sale at 10 a.m. May 27, 1924. sale not extended. Highest bidder pays immediately. adverse claimants must file by sale time. Ir A Motz, land office official.
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