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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
8
A straw vote closes May 15 and invites all legitimate voters from both parties to name the best candidate for nomination. Reported early results show Senator Reed of Missouri emerging as a surprise dark horse, with McAdoo weakened by absence and Smith maintaining some advantage through recent activity.
The piece notes Coolidge maintaining a lead through six weeks of Republican balloting with Lowden pressing, and Dawes Hoover Borah among others. It cites a table of votes by state, with final results to be tallied after May 15 as Montana urges participation.
Willey Brothers sold to McDonald and delivered at the local yards yesterday. George Parsons and E N Jones, who sold to Carl Huntley, brought their steers in yesterday. They head out on the Divide trail this morning for shipment to Spokane. W E Baum arrived from South Dakota after buying steers from Ed Wenger. Pendleton and Shaw drove 425 head last Saturday. Tash bought for Frye.
I desire to thank the many friends for their assistance and for the beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of James Jaggers. May C. Mickus.
Robert Waugh was in town from Polaris this week, noted as a visiting local figure.
Governor Erickson designates Tuesday May 10 as Arbor Day in Montana urging tree planting beautification of homes and public spaces. The proclamation emphasizes school observances and teaching appreciation of trees and lawns to foster pride in communities. Services at St James Episcopal Church were led by R R Price last Sunday and will be conducted again next Sunday.
Jess Finsley returns from Dillon after visiting family. Allen Dansie leaves Martin Jackson ranch for Armstead to assist lambing with his father. Martin Jackson back from Dillon. Sunday school attendance strong and Mother's Day plans under way. Mrs. George Lossi visits Mrs. John Snabinet. Harry Richardson injures ankle seeks medical help in Dillon. Camas Nelson hosts Forest Week shows for students and adults in Jackson. Spring blooms buttercups and daisies signal season. Dan and Tom Pendergast host at Roy and Mrs. Ford. Neidt family visits Clemon, Neidt departs for Armstead with steers bought by Reed of Hamilton.
W M Stewart traveled from Dell to town on business Wednesday visiting local offices and meeting contacts to discuss pending work and opportunities in the area.
Notice from Clerk of School District No. 10 Beaverhead County Montana announcing a vote on May 21 1927 at Dillon public school to grant an eight mill levy in addition to the existing ten mills to ops maintain schools and pay warrants. Polls open 1 PM to 6 PM. Signed Frank P Bulger Clerk.
The State Bank of Dillon as plaintiff auctions real property in Dillon Montana on the front steps of the courthouse. Defendants Daniel Hanley and Margaret and Mrs William John Thompson have rights in a described parcel in section 14, township 6 south range 7 west, MM. Cash terms. Also notice of land selections under an 1891 act lists N14 SE and EWSW% of Section 12, Township 14 S, Range 1 E.
Montana State acts under 1891 law to select land NE14 SEYUNWY NEYSWl NYWSEY Section 3 NYNWY SW Section 4 Eve SEM Section 5 Township 13 S Range 2 posted for inspection protests may be filed. Dillon Tribune publishes notice of tax deed for Beaverhead County land described as Northesnty of section 4 Township 6 South Range 7 West M M totaling 169.96 acres. State Bank of Dillon seeks deed with $388.85 due plus costs.
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. The notice aims to deter theft and looting within the forest area.
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